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East Carolina'96 Pirate Football1995Liberty Bowl Champions

TABLE OF CONTENTS ' CREDITSThe 1996 East Carolina University Football Media Guide is a publication of the ECU Sports Information Office. For more information, contact the Sports Information Office. Ward Sports Medicine Building Third Floor Greenville, NC 27858 (919) 328-4522 The 1996 media guide was written and designed by Norm Reilly, Sports Information Director. Special thanks to Charles Bloom. Contributions by Rusty Risher, Scott Batchelor, Eric Bartels and Jody Jones. Also, thanks to several photographers whose efforts helped make this publication possible: Garrett Killian, Tony Rumple, Cliff Hollis, Brant Sanderlin, John Swartzel. Thanks for the NFL teams which provided photos for use in this publication. Printing by Morgan Printers, Inc. Copies of this media guide are available from the Sports Information Office for $13.00 by mail and $10.00 in person at the SID office. Guides are available at no cost to working media members. ON THE COVER The fortunes of East Carolina for the 1996 season will ride heavily on theabilities of senior All-America candidate Marcus Crandell. The native of Robersonville, N.C. is re-writing the Pirate record book, already holding school marks for career passing yards and total offense. Cover Design: Laura Doolittle of Host Communications,Lexington, Ky. COLLEGE I GENERAL INFORMATION Quick Facts on ECU ..................................... 2Key Athletic Department Listings ............. 2Media Information .................................... 3-4 Primary Media Outlets ................................ 5Liberty Bowl Champion .............................. 6This Is Pirate Football .................................. 7ECU Offense/Defense ............................. 8-9 Pirate Sports Network ............................... 10 SEASON OUTLOOK 1996 Outlook .......................................... 12-15 1996 Postseason Honors Candidates ................................ 16 Depth Chart ................................................ 17 Alphabetical Roster ............................... 18-19 Numerical Roster ....................................... 20 Pronunciation Guide ................................. 20 Pirates State-by-State ................................. 21 Column Notes ............................................ 22 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Steve Logan .................... 24-27 Coaches At-A-Glance ................................ 28 Assistant Coaches/Football Staff ....... 29-34 PIRATE PROFILES 1996 Pirates ............................................ 36-61 1996 Pirate Signees ................................ 62-63 1996 Signee Bios .................................... 64-66 OPPONENTSComposite Schedule .................................. 68 Opponent SIDs/Road Headquarters ...... 69 Team Information .................................. 70-80 Series Scores vs. '96 Opponents ............... 81 ECU vs. All Opponents ............................. 82 1995 SEASON IN REVIEW 1995 in Review ............................................ 84 1995 Statistics ......................................... 85-90 Game-by-Game Starters ............................ 91 Single-Game Superlatives ......................... 92 Game-by-Game Team Statistics ................ 93 Kick-by-Kick ............................................... 94 Game Summaries ................................ 95-100 Pirates in the Final '95 Polls .................... 100 RECORDSIndividual Records ............................ 102-107 Team Records ..................................... 108-109 Opponent Records ................................... 110 Largest Margins/Road Crowds ............. 111 Career Top 10 ............................................ 112 Single-Season Top 10 ........................ 113-114 100+ Yard Rushing Performances .......... 115 Other Top Performances ......................... 116 Longest Plays ............................................ 117 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Records .......... 118 Top Dowdy-Ficklen Crowds ................... 119 Yearly Leaders ................................... 120-121 Offensive Statistics ................................... 122 Defensive Statistics .................................. 123 Year-by-Year Statistics ............................. 125 Retired Numbers ...................................... 125 Pirates on the Tube ................................... 126 The Last Time ........................................... 127 Key Pirate Performances ......................... 128 PIRATE FOOTBALL HISTORY Year-by-Year /Pirate Football .......... 130-131 Pirates Through the Years ............... 132-137 Honors and Awards .......................... 138-143 ECU Athletics Hall of Fame ............ 144-147 Pirates in the Pros ............................. 148-151 Southern Conference Era ........................ 152 ECU Bowl History ............................ 153-158 All-Time Lettermen ........................... 159-167 All-Time Assistant Coaches List ............. 168 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY East Carolina University ................. 170-171 Campus Map ............................................ 172 Greenville and Eastern North Carolina ....................... 173 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ......................... 174 Ward Sports Medicine Building ............. 175 Chancellor Richard Eakin ....................... 176 Athletics Director Mike Hamrick ........... 177 Athletics Administration ................. 178-179 Athletics Staff ..................................... 180-181 Pirate Club ................................................ 182 Pirate Club Endowment Program ......... 183 Stadium Expansion/Shared Visions ...... 184 THIS IS PIRATE FOOTBALL ECU -The Total Package .............. 186-187 Academics and Athletics ................. 188-189 Strength Training ...................................... 190 Sports Medicine ........................................ 191 Letter from Coach Logan ........................ 192 1ECU Football

GeneralInformation Name: East Carolina UniversityNickname: Pirates Location: Greenville, NC 27858 Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 16,375 (Spring 1995)School Colors: Purple and Gold Chancellor: Dr. Richard R. Eakin(Geneva College, '60)Faculty Representative:Dr. Ernest Schwarz (North Carolina, '56)Athletics Director: Mike Hamrick (Marshall, '80)Assoc. AD for Administration and Non-Revenue Sports:Dr. Henry VanSant (East Carolina, '61)Asst. AD for Promotions & Ticket Sales:Lee Workman (Tennessee Tech, '83)Asst. AD for Operations & Equipment:Jeff Davis (East Carolina, '84)Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance:Rosie Thompson (East Carolina, '79)Director of Athletic Business:Barry Brickman (Wilfrid Laurier, '79)Director of Marketing: Steve Gowan (North Carolina, '88)Head Football Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)Overall Record: 23-23 (4 seasons)Record at ECU: 23-23 (4 seasons)1995 Record: 9-3 (Def. Stanford 19-13 in St. Jude Liberty Bowl)Base Offensive Alignment: Pro-Set Base Defensive Alignment: Multiple 50 Stadium: Dowdy-Ficklen (35,000)Surface: Natural Grass Sports Information Director: Norm Reilly (Georgia, '80)Assistant Sports Information Director:Carolyn Justice-Hinson (East Carolina, '89)Sports Information Intern: Tammy Wilson (Central Florida, '92)Sports Information Student Assistants: Eric Bartels, ScottBatchelor, Jody Jones, Nicole Shore, Gerald Vick Sports Information Secretary: Pam Forrest Photographer: Garrett Killian (East Carolina, '94) Dates Te Remember . (Wed.) Aug. 7 ...................................................................... Freshmen Report(Sat.) Aug. 10 ...................................... First Day of Practice for Freshmen/Varsity Reports (Evening Meal)(Mon.) Aug. 12 ............................................................ Preseason Media Day(Tues.) Aug. 13 ........................................... First Day of Practice for Varsity(Sat.) Aug. 17 ....................................................................... First Day in Pads (Tues.) Aug. 20 ......................................... Last Day of Two-a-Day Practices (Sat.) Sept. 7 ........... Season Opener vs. East Tennessee State, 4 p.m. EDTGreenville, N.C. Pirate Football Quick Facts 1995 Record .......................................................................................... 9-3 1995 Bowl Game .................................................. St. Jude Liberty Bowl 1995 Final Ranking ......................................... 23rd -USA Today/CNN;24th -UPI; 14th -New York Times (computer)Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................... 17/7 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost .................................................6/5 Specialist Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................2/0 Lettermen Returning/Lost ............................................................50/15 Offensive Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................... 22/8 Defensive Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................... 28/7 2 Key PhoneListings(AC 919/328 Prefix}Jim Bazluki, Assistant Trainer ................................................... 4562Barry Brickman, Director of Athletics Business ..................... 4507Jeff Charles, Director of Electronic Media ............................... 4535Jeff Connors, Strength & Conditioning Coach ....................... 4601Jeff Davis, Assistant Athletics Director .................................... 4517Tom Doyle, Director of Video Services .................................... 4536Jim Fleming, Assistant Football Coach .................................... 4570James Frazier, Equipment Manager ......................................... 4602Steve Gowan, Director of Marketing ....................................... 4533Mike Hamrick, Athletics Director ............................................ 4501Mike Hanley, Head Athletic Trainer ........................................ 4603Jeff Jagodzinski, Assistant Football Coach .............................. 4570Paul Jette, Defensive Coordinator ............................................ 4570Carolyn Justice-Hinson, Assistant SID .................................... 4522Garrett Killian, Athletics Photographer .................................. 4522Steve Logan, Head Football Coach .......................................... 4570Jerry McManus, Assistant Football Coach .............................. 4570Doug Martin, Offensive Coordinator ...................................... 4570Norm Reilly, Sports Information Director ............................... 4522Ernie Schwarz, Faculty Representative .........................4513/0009Willie Scott, Assistant Football Coach ..................................... 4570Rosie Thompson, Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance ......................................................... 4511Henry VanSant, Associate Athletics Director ......................... 4503James Webster, Assistant Football Coach ................................ 4570John Welborn, Coordinator of Grants and Financial Aid ..... 4512Tammy Wilson, Sports Information Assistant ........................ 4522Lee Workman, Assistant Athletics Director ............................ 4531Cliff Yoshida, Assistant Football Coach ................................... 4570Dennis Young, Executive Director of Pirate Club .................. 4542 Quick-Reference Sports Information Office .............................................. 328-4522 Norm Reilly at home .................................................. 321-9229 Reilly E-Mail................. ATREILLY@ECUVM.CIS.ECU.EDU Football Office ...................................................................328-4570 Football Press Box ............................................................ 328-4697 Athletic Director's Office ............................................... 328-4.501 Athletic Ticket Office ...................................................... 328-4500 Sports Information Fax Machine ................................... 328-4528 Football Coaching Staff Head Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)Overall Record: 23-23 (4 seasons); Record at ECU: 23-23 (4 seasons)Assistant Coaches:Jim Fleming (Univ. of the South, '82) -Defensive BacksJeff Jagodzinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater, '85) -Offensive LinePaul Jette (Texas, '77)-Defensive Coordinator/Inside LinebackersDoug Martin (Kentucky, '86) -Offensive Coordinator/Wide ReceiversJerry McManus (Wake Forest, '76) -Running BacksWillie Scott (South Carolina, '81) -Tight EndsJames Webster (North Carolina, '72)-Outside LinebackersCliff Yoshida (Cal Poly Pomona, '63)-Defensive Line Graduate Assistants: Terry Tilghman, Damon Wilson Director of Strength and Conditioning: Jeff Connors (Salem College, '80) ECU Football GeneralInformation Name: East Carolina UniversityNickname: Pirates Location: Greenville, NC 27858 Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 16,375 (Spring 1995)School Colors: Purple and Gold Chancellor: Dr. Richard R. Eakin(Geneva College, '60)Faculty Representative:Dr. Ernest Schwarz (North Carolina, '56)Athletics Director: Mike Hamrick (Marshall, '80)Assoc. AD for Administration and Non-Revenue Sports:Dr. Henry VanSant (East Carolina, '61)Asst. AD for Promotions & Ticket Sales:Lee Workman (Tennessee Tech, '83)Asst. AD for Operations & Equipment:Jeff Davis (East Carolina, '84)Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance:Rosie Thompson (East Carolina, '79)Director of Athletic Business:Barry Brickman (Wilfrid Laurier, '79)Director of Marketing: Steve Gowan (North Carolina, '88)Head Football Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)Overall Record: 23-23 (4 seasons)Record at ECU: 23-23 (4 seasons)1995 Record: 9-3 (Def. Stanford 19-13 in St. Jude Liberty Bowl)Base Offensive Alignment: Pro-Set Base Defensive Alignment: Multiple 50 Stadium: Dowdy-Ficklen (35,000)Surface: Natural Grass Sports Information Director: Norm Reilly (Georgia, '80)Assistant Sports Information Director:Carolyn Justice-Hinson (East Carolina, '89)Sports Information Intern: Tammy Wilson (Central Florida, '92)Sports Information Student Assistants: Eric Bartels, ScottBatchelor, Jody Jones, Nicole Shore, Gerald Vick Sports Information Secretary: Pam Forrest Photographer: Garrett Killian (East Carolina, '94) Dates Te Remember . (Wed.) Aug. 7 ...................................................................... Freshmen Report(Sat.) Aug. 10 ...................................... First Day of Practice for Freshmen/Varsity Reports (Evening Meal)(Mon.) Aug. 12 ............................................................ Preseason Media Day(Tues.) Aug. 13 ........................................... First Day of Practice for Varsity(Sat.) Aug. 17 ....................................................................... First Day in Pads (Tues.) Aug. 20 ......................................... Last Day of Two-a-Day Practices (Sat.) Sept. 7 ........... Season Opener vs. East Tennessee State, 4 p.m. EDTGreenville, N.C. Pirate Football Quick Facts 1995 Record .......................................................................................... 9-3 1995 Bowl Game .................................................. St. Jude Liberty Bowl 1995 Final Ranking ......................................... 23rd -USA Today/CNN;24th -UPI; 14th -New York Times (computer)Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................... 17/7 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost .................................................6/5 Specialist Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................2/0 Lettermen Returning/Lost ............................................................50/15 Offensive Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................... 22/8 Defensive Lettermen Returning/Lost .......................................... 28/7 2 Key PhoneListings(AC 919/328 Prefix}Jim Bazluki, Assistant Trainer ................................................... 4562Barry Brickman, Director of Athletics Business ..................... 4507Jeff Charles, Director of Electronic Media ............................... 4535Jeff Connors, Strength & Conditioning Coach ....................... 4601Jeff Davis, Assistant Athletics Director .................................... 4517Tom Doyle, Director of Video Services .................................... 4536Jim Fleming, Assistant Football Coach .................................... 4570James Frazier, Equipment Manager ......................................... 4602Steve Gowan, Director of Marketing ....................................... 4533Mike Hamrick, Athletics Director ............................................ 4501Mike Hanley, Head Athletic Trainer ........................................ 4603Jeff Jagodzinski, Assistant Football Coach .............................. 4570Paul Jette, Defensive Coordinator ............................................ 4570Carolyn Justice-Hinson, Assistant SID .................................... 4522Garrett Killian, Athletics Photographer .................................. 4522Steve Logan, Head Football Coach .......................................... 4570Jerry McManus, Assistant Football Coach .............................. 4570Doug Martin, Offensive Coordinator ...................................... 4570Norm Reilly, Sports Information Director ............................... 4522Ernie Schwarz, Faculty Representative .........................4513/0009Willie Scott, Assistant Football Coach ..................................... 4570Rosie Thompson, Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance ......................................................... 4511Henry VanSant, Associate Athletics Director ......................... 4503James Webster, Assistant Football Coach ................................ 4570John Welborn, Coordinator of Grants and Financial Aid ..... 4512Tammy Wilson, Sports Information Assistant ........................ 4522Lee Workman, Assistant Athletics Director ............................ 4531Cliff Yoshida, Assistant Football Coach ................................... 4570Dennis Young, Executive Director of Pirate Club .................. 4542 Quick-Reference Sports Information Office .............................................. 328-4522 Norm Reilly at home .................................................. 321-9229 Reilly E-Mail................. ATREILLY@ECUVM.CIS.ECU.EDU Football Office ...................................................................328-4570 Football Press Box ............................................................ 328-4697 Athletic Director's Office ............................................... 328-4.501 Athletic Ticket Office ...................................................... 328-4500 Sports Information Fax Machine ................................... 328-4528 Football Coaching Staff Head Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)Overall Record: 23-23 (4 seasons); Record at ECU: 23-23 (4 seasons)Assistant Coaches:Jim Fleming (Univ. of the South, '82) -Defensive BacksJeff Jagodzinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater, '85) -Offensive LinePaul Jette (Texas, '77)-Defensive Coordinator/Inside LinebackersDoug Martin (Kentucky, '86) -Offensive Coordinator/Wide ReceiversJerry McManus (Wake Forest, '76) -Running BacksWillie Scott (South Carolina, '81) -Tight EndsJames Webster (North Carolina, '72)-Outside LinebackersCliff Yoshida (Cal Poly Pomona, '63)-Defensive Line Graduate Assistants: Terry Tilghman, Damon Wilson Director of Strength and Conditioning: Jeff Connors (Salem College, '80) ECU Football

Working Credentials Credentials for East Carolina home games are for working media only and are issued on a priority basis. Credentials should be requested as early as possible. Requests from weekly newspapers and radio stations will be accepted only from those who will be attending games in a WORKING capacity and will be filled on a space available basis. Credential requests should be sent in writing on company letterhead to: Norm Reilly, Sports Information Director East Carolina University Ward Sports Medicine Building Greenville, NC 27858 Spouses, dates and non-workers are not permitted in the press box. Credentials will be mailed if time permits; otherwise, they will be left at the Media Will-Call window located in the ECU Athletic Ticket Office. N.C. State Game Credentials Media desiring to obtain credentials to East Carolina's Nov. 30 game with North Carolina State in Charlotte should also direct their requests to Norm Reilly at ECU. These requests will be reviewed and then forwarded to Raycom which will issue press box and photography credentials. Photographers Credentials for sideline photographers will be issued on the basis of circulation, with priority granted to agencies covering the participating schools on a regular basis. East Carolina University follows guidelines established by the NCAA Communications Committee regarding sideline control which ensures the sideline as a working media area. 1) Each photographer is required to wear an armband at all times. Anyother WORKING media who are present on the sideline must also display an armband. 2) Armbands must be picked up in the Press Box. A designated area in the press box will be established for armband pick-up. 3) No photographers are permitted in the bench area, on the playing field, or in the 12-foot area between the limit line and sideline after kickoff. Credentials for freelance photographers may be denied depending on game-by-game demand. Freelance photographers must submit a contact sheet featuring game or sideline action to the SID office no later than four days following the game. Telephones The East Carolina Press Box is equipped with five (5) long distance phone lines for general use by writers. Three of the long distance phones are positioned along press row while the other two are located on the counter top in the back press area. These telephones are available to all media outlets and are not reserved for any single outlet. Personal phones may be ordered at individual seats by contacting Carolina Telephone (919-355-4800). Please alert the SID office if you are ordering a phone so your seat location will correspond with the work order. Parking Media parking passes may also be requested through the STD office. A limited number of media parking passes will be available for the lower Minges lot. Entry to the lot is off Charles Street onto Ficklen Drive. Press Services Quarterly play-by-play, quarterly, halftime and final stats, final individual offensive and defensive stats, scoring summary, drive charts, coaches' quotes and notes will be provided. Information regarding postme interview procedure will be distributed in the press box. A pregame meal is available beginning approximately 90 minutes before kickoff. Fax-On-Demand Fax-on-demand -is a 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week service for media which instantly sends the latest media information to your fax machine. The number to access fax-on-demand is (770) 399-3066. Call the sports information office for more details. Player Interviews -During Game Week Requests for player interviews during the week should be made at least a day in advance with the sports information office by calling 919-328-4522. ECU Football Players will return telephone calls to members of the media; player telephone numbers will not be given out. A time mutually convenient for the player and the member of the media will be set up by the SID office. All long distance player calls returned will be COLLECT. Pregame interviews must be concluded by no later than Wednesday. Players will not be asked to miss classroom time to do interviews. The best time to visit with players in person are at the Monday press luncheon, or following practice. -After the Game Coach Steve Logan will conduct a postgame press conference with the media in the Leo Jenkins Auditorium on the second floor of the Ward Sports Medicine Building, to the left of the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium press box. Requested players will also be brought to the auditorium following Coach Logan's session. Sports Information Office representatives will be available to assist in postgame interviews. Complete postgame plans, both home and away, will be announced on game day in the press box by the SID. To Contact Coach Logan The best time to contact Coach Steve Logan by telephone is between 1:30 and 2:30, Monday through Friday at 919-328-4570. Joyce Stroud, Coach Logan's secretary, will assist you in this endeavor. You may also set up interviews through Norm Reilly in the SID office at 919-328-4522. Monday Press Luncheon Coach Steve Logan holds a weekly luncheon/ press conference each Monday during the season, beginning at 11:30 a.m. in the Ward Sports Medicine Building. Lunch is available from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Coach Logan's press conference usually begins at Noon. Several members of the Pirate football squad will be available following Coach Logan's press conference. If you wish to interview a specific student-athlete al this time, please contact the SID office in advance (no later than Sunday afternoon). A tape of the press conference can also be made available, if needed. Hot Line Daily taped reports are available on the Sprint/Carolina Telephone Yellow Pages Talking Fingers Pirate Hotline. The number is 919-758-8900. Jeff Charles "Voice of the Pirates" and the ECU Sports Information staff will provide actualities on the hotline. The code number for Pirate football is 3283. Other codes are 3281 (General Information), 3282 (Pirate Club), 3284 (Men's & Women's Basketball) and 3285 (Olympic Sports). Internet East Carolina University football information will be available on the Internet. For questions about this service and the Internet address, contact the Sports Information Office at (919) 328-4522. Radio & Television Visiting radio networks planning to broadcast from Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium are issued credentials by the sports information office. Broadcast lines should be ordered through Carolina Telephone (919-355-4800). Visiting networks may also want to contact Jeff Charles, Director of Electronic Media at ECU, about a reciprocal agreement for phone lines. Also, any television outlets wishing to broadcast from Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, must request credentials in advance from the SID office. You are also encouraged to contact Jeff Davis, Assistant Athletics Director for Operations at ECU (328-4517), concerning electrical power, set-ups, etc. The Facility A three-level working media facility is available to those covering ECU football. This main press box will accomodate 92 print media representatives on Level B, along with food operations, and basic media operations. Level C includes booths for radio, coaches, stadium PA, scoreboard operations, host athletic director and security. Level Dis an open-air photo deck for television and coaches' films. Practices Fall practices are usually open for all media during the first hour. However, there may be several occasions during the season when practices will be closed. Contact the SID Office in advance if you are planning to attend practice. Only calisthenics and warm-up drills can be video-taped. All scrimmages will take place in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Media are asked to contact the STD office if they plan to attend one of the team's scrimmages. 3

Additional Information Media seeking additional information on East Carolina football should contact: Sports Information Office East Carolina University Ward Sports Medicine Building Greenville, NC 27858 (919) 328-4522 (919) 328-4528-FAX Norm Reilly, Sports Information Director Carolyn Justice-Hinson, Asst. Sports Information Director Tammy Wilson, Sports Information Assistant Pam Forrest, Sports Information Secretary Directions to Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium From the Tidewater, Virginia Area Take U.S. 13 from Suffolk to Ahoskie, N.C. Take by-pass around Ahoskie (NC 11). Take NC 11 to Greenville. NC 11 turns into Memorial Drive. Take Memorial Drive to Fifth Street and take a left. Take Fifth Street to Cotanche Street and take a right. Take Cotanche, which runs into Charles Blvd., to Ficklen Drive (Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is on the right). From I-95 North Take I-95 South to NC 903 exit (Halifax, N.C.). Take left over the overpass. Take NC 903 for eight miles until you reach U.S. 301. Take a right at U.S. 301 (4-5 miles) and proceed NC 125/903. Take left onto NC 125/903 and take for 15 miles until you reach Scotland Neck. Take a right on U.S. 258 when you reach Scotland Neck and go about 1-2 miles through downtown. Then take a left onto NC 125 and take for about 15 miles to Oak City. Take right onto NC 11 at Oak City. Take NC 11 (25 miles) to Greenville where it turns into Memorial Drive. Take Memorial Drive to Fifth Street and take a left. Take Fifth Street to Cotanche Street and take a right. Take Cotanche, which runs into Charles Blvd., to Ficklen Drive (DowdyFicklen Stadium is on the right). From I-95 South Take I-95 North to U.S. 264 exit (Wilson, N.C.). Take right and go on U.S. 264 through downtown Wilson and head to Greenville. Take U.S. 264 to Allen Road and turn right. Allen Road turns into Greenville Blvd. Take Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. to Ficklen Drive and take right (DowdyFicklen Stadium is on the right). From Triangle Area Take U.S. 64 from Raleigh and head east. Take U.S. 264 in Zebulon and head east through downtown Wilson and into Greenville. Take U.S. 264 bypass around Greenville, which turns into Greenville Blvd. Take Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. to Ficklen Drive and take right (Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is on the right). From Wilmington Take Interstate 40 Northwest to Wallace. Take right onto NC 41 and head north through Chinquapin and Beulaville (about 20-25 miles). Get on NC 241 in Beulaville and head about 10 miles north to Pink Hill, where you will pick up NC 11. Take NC 11 through downtown Kinston and to Greenville, where it turns into Memorial Drive. Take Memorial Drive (past Carolina East Mall) to Greenville Blvd., where you will take a right. Go down Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. up to Ficklen Drive and take right (DowdyFicklen Stadium is on the right). 4 Directions/Media Parking Media parking is in the lower Minges lot on Ficklen Drive, located west of Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. Entry to the lot is off Charles Street onto Ficklen Drive, which is located just north of the large Minges Coliseum parking lot. Directions/Media Parking to Press Box Walk around the West side of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (front of Minges Coliseum). Go under the middle of the South Stands and take elevator to press level. The B level is for working media, the C level is for radio and the D level is for photographers. Directions/Press Box to Interview Room Take elevator down to ground level. Go left until you reach the Ward Sports Medicine Building. Take front entrance; use steps to go to second floor. When you reach second floor head straight until the first hallway and go left. Take first door on right (interview room). Commercial Air Service Pitt-Greenville Airport US Air Express ........................................................................... 800-428-4322 Taxi Services City Cab Company ................................................................... 919-758-2161 Dependable Cab Company ..................................................... 919-757-0288 Eagle Cab Company ................................................................. 919-757-3687 B & B Cab Company ................................................................. 919-830-5411 Tucker Cab Company .............................................................. 919-752-6148 Automobile Rental Avis .............................................................................................. 919-758-4797 800-831-2847 Budget ......................................................................................... 919-355-8700 919-752-5484 Hertz ............................................................................................ 919-752-7518 800-654-3131 National ....................................................................................... 919-757-3656 800-227-7368 Hotels Hilton Inn ................................................................................... 919-355-5000 Ramada Inn ............................................................................... 919-355-8300 Comfort Inn ��..OO..��..OO..��.oo..��..oo..�� 919-756-2792 Holiday Inn ................................................................................ 919-758-3401 Hampton Inn ��..OO..��..oo..�� 919-355-2521 Howard Johnson's .................................................................... 919-758-3401 East Carolina Inn ...................................................................... 919-752-2122 Super 8 Motel ............................................................................ 919-758-8888 Econo Lodge .............................................................................. 919-752-0214 Cricket Inn ��..OO..��..oo..��..oo..��..OO..��..OO..��..OO..�� 919-758-5544 Arborgate Inn ............................................................................ 919-355-5699 Days Inn ��..OO..��..oo..��..OO..�� 919-752-0214 ECU Football

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East Carolina I akes Liberty Bowl Victory With a huge number of Pirate fans in attendance for the second year in a row, East Carolina completed its "unfinished business" from the previous season by defeating Stanford 19-13 at Memphis. The Pirates' defense completely shut down the Cardinal offense, limiting the Pacific 10 school to just 211 yards. 6 Chad Holcomb (top left) booted a bowl-record four field goals for East Carolina while Marcus Crandell (top right) threw for 218 yards in the victory. ECU Football IIii l!II East Carolina I akes Liberty Bowl Victory With a huge number of Pirate fans in attendance for the second year in a row, East Carolina completed its "unfinished business" from the previous season by defeating Stanford 19-13 at Memphis. The Pirates' defense completely shut down the Cardinal offense, limiting the Pacific 10 school to just 211 yards. 6 Chad Holcomb (top left) booted a bowl-record four field goals for East Carolina while Marcus Crandell (top right) threw for 218 yards in the victory. ECU Football IIii l!II

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Pirate Defense Now A Force AAfter assuming the helm of the East Carolina program in 1992, Pirate head coach Steve Logan was adamant about improving his team's defense. The overall program has been on a steady rise throughout the 1990s, but until recent seasons, the offense had a great jump on the progress, and prowess, of the defense. All that has changed under Logan and defensive coordinator lll Paul Jette. rThe ECU defense is now a force to be reckoned with. A quick look 1 at the 1995 season reveals that it was the Pirate defense which was most instrumental in several victories, including a sterling performancein the Liberty Bowl win over Stanford. Here is a look at how far the ECU's defense has come in four years under Logan and Jette: Category NCAA Rank 1992 1995 Total Defense 105th 38th RushingDefense 106th 51st Pass. Eff. Defense 98th 7th Scoring Defense 101st 30th

PSRN STATIONS FoR 1996 (As of July 1, 1996) WZQR 1350dAM WBBB 920dAM WOKE 1340AM WFNZ 610dAM WDNC 620dAM WZBO 1260 AMWGAI 560dAMWGPM 94.3dFM WFLB 1490 AM WLQM 1250dAM The Pirate Sports Radio Network on-air crew consists of 0-r) Martin Feurer, WEEB 1460dAM Carlester Crumpler, Jeff Charles and Steve Gowan. WKEW 1400 AMWHNC 890dAM Pirate Sports Radio Network WHKY 1290dAM Pirate football may be heard throughout North Carolina as well as WJCV 1290dAM portions of South Carolina and Virginia via the Pirate Sports Radio WELS 102.9 FM Network, owned and operated by the East Carolina University Athletics WLNC 131340 AM WHIP 50 AMDepartment. WKQT 103.3dFM All operations of the Pirate Sports Network are coordinated, produced WLTT 103.7FM and directed by Jeff Charles, Director of Electronic Media at East Carolina. WCBQ 1340AM Key market affiliates include flagship station WCZI 98.3 FM along with WXGI 950AM WGPM 94.3 FM. Major markets airing Pirate football include WEEB 1460 WRXO 1430 AM AM, Fuquay Varina (Raleigh); WKEW 1400 AM, Greensboro; WTOB 1380 WSAT 1280AM AM Winston-Salem; WVAB 1550 AM, Virginia Beach, Va. (Tidewater); WFJA 105.5 FM WXGI AM 950, Richmond, Va.; and WFNZ 610 AM, Charlotte. WCRY 990AM The Pirate Sports Radio Network crew consists of ECU Hall of Farner, WVAB 1550dAM Carlester Crumpler, beginning his ninth year as analyst; Steve Gowan serves as pregame, halftime and postgame show host; Marty Fuerer is the WCZI 98.3 FM sideline announcer and Warren Baker and Tom Doyle are engineerWETC 540dAM producers. Tim Moreland handles radio play-by-play assignments during WTXY 1540AM Pirate Sports Television Network telecasts. WDRP 98.9 FM Jeff Charles begins his ninth year as the "Voice" of the Pirates. He's WTOB 1380dAM handled play-by-play duties for Virginia Tech, Illinois and Furman. The WBZK 980AM Piqua, Ohio native served as sports director at WSB in Atlanta and works selected college basketball telecasts for Raycom, Creative Sports and Home Team Sports. Charles and his wife, Debby, have a son, Britt, a sophomore at Western Carolina University, and a daughter, Heather, deceased. Steve Logan Show The Steve Logan Show, featuring ECU's head football coach and host Jeff Charles, is a 30-minute weekly show that takes viewers inside ECU football. Chief Sports Photographer Kevin O'Brien produces the show with assistance from WNCT-TV Sports Director Brian Bailey and reporter Chris Stansbury. The Steve Logan Show airs each Sunday on WNCT-TV (Ch. 9, Greenville, N.C.) at 12:30 p.m. The show also airs Sundays on WFAY (Ch. 62, Fayetteville) and WRAY (Ch. 30, Raleigh). It also may be seen weekly on Home Team SportsWednesdays at 5:00 p.m. and on Time Warner Cable Systems throughout the state. 10 Black Mountain (Asheville) BurlingtonCharleston, S.C. CharlotteDurhamEdentonElizabeth City Farmville/FayettevilleGreenville Franklin, Va. Fuquay-Varina (Raleigh) GreensboroHendersonHickoryJacksonville KinstonLaurinburgMooresville (Charlotte) NewportShallotte (Wilmington) OxfordRichmond, Va.RoxboroSalisburySanfordSouthern Pines Virginia Beach, Va. (Tidewater) Washington/ Greenville Wendell-Zebulon WhitevilleWilliamston Winston-Salem York, S.C. Pirate Sports Television Network Five games will be aired live on CBS affiliate WNCT-TV Channel Nine in Greenville. Home Team Sports (HTS) will also air the fivegame package either live or delayed. Selected TV stations throughout the state will carry some telecasts. Check local listings in specific areas. Former NFL QB Cliff Stoudt joins Jeff Charles as the analyst on the telecasts. Stoudt, in his third year on the PSTVN, has developed a large following among Pirate fans. His NFL career included stints at Pittsburgh where he played on a Super Bowl championship team and at St. Louis, Arizona, Miami and Dallas. The Youngstown State graduate and Oberlin, Ohio native also played in the USFL for Birmingham. Stoudt and his family live in Las Vegas where he works in the health care industry. ESPN begins its first year of a five-year contract with East Carolina. The unique agreement negotiated Cliff Stoudt and Jeff Charles solely between ECU and ESPN guarantees the Pirates a minimum of 12 national exposures over the life of the contract. ECU will host a prime time Thursday night telecast in Greenville Oct. 10 against Southern Miss. ECU Football

, Steve Logan's East Carolina team has its -work cut out to improve on the accomplishments of last season. But -with 17 of 24 starters returning, the Pirates are firm believers this fall can be one to remember. L ast season, the East Carolina Pirates took care of some "unfinished business." In 1996, there's "new business" to address. Improving on the 9-3 record of a year ago, which included a victory over Stan� ord in the Liberty Bowl, won't be an easy assignment for the Pirates. But optimism surrounding the Pirates is running rampant in Greenville where a group of 19 seniors will lead a veteran team onto the field this fall. 12 ECU Football

After a banner season in 1995, one which culminated with a Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford University, the East Carolina Pirates will look to continue their climb toward national prominence during the 1996 campaign. East Carolina has provided the Carolinas with their winningest football program in the past two seasons as the Pirates have won 16 games while losing eight. ECU was ranked in virtually every final Top 25 poll at the conclusion of the 1995 season. The Pirates were listed No. 14 in the final New York Times Top 25 rankings after compiling a 9-3 record and defeating the Stanford Cardinal 19-13 at Memphis. Steve Logan, who enters his fifth season as East Carolina's head coach, will welcome back the Pirates' largest senior class since 1991. In addition, nine starters from an offense which averaged 396.1 yards per game last fall return. ECU's defense was hit somewhat harder by graduation as five starters will have to be replaced. Still, Logan and his coaching staff came out of spring practice feeling good about their team's improved depth, particularly on defense. OFFENSEEast Carolina again offered up one of the country's most wideopen and potent offensive attacks last season. The Pirates ranked 22nd nationally in passing offense, and with so many starters returning, including All-America candidate Marcus Crandell at quarterback, there is no reason to anticipate a de-crease on offense. Crandell, a 6-0, 204-pound senior, is on his way to totally re-writing the ECU record book. He already has moved past former Pirate standout and current Cincinnati Bengal Jeff Blake as the all-time school leader in total offense (6,026 yards) and passing yardage (5,691). As a junior last season, Crandell threw for 2,751 yards as he connected Quarterback Marcus Crandell, 6-0, 204, Sr. Dan Gonzalez, 6-3, 210, Jr. Ernest Tinnin, 6-1, 203, So. FullbackScott Harley, 5-10, 200, So. Raymond Mabry, 5-7, 180, So. Damon Davis, 5-8, 170, R-Fr. on 235 of 447 passes and 18 TDs. He was named National Offensive Player-of-the-Week following his performance against Syracuse when he passed for a school record 392 yards and had 453 yards of total offense in the 27-24 victory over the Orangemen. Senior TE Scott Richards ECU Football Behind Crandell there is some talent but not a lot of experience. This is one of Logan's concerns heading into the '96 season. JuniorDan Gonzalez sophomore (6-3, 210) and Ernest Tinnin (6-1, 203) are the backups to Crandell. Gonzalez made strides in the spring of grasping the offensive system, according to Logan, but must perform under fire to prove his capabilities. The running game will feel the departure of Jerris McPhail who ran for 910yards last season despite being hampered by a variety of injuries. McPhail was a versatile weapon both as a runner and receiver as he also had 38 receptions for 342 yards. Logan has been fortunate the past several seasons to have had stability at this , Sophomore FB Scott Harley position. Before McPhail, all-time ECU leading rusher Junior Smith held the job for nearly three-plus seasons. But the situation is different this season, and Logan will be looking for one of his candidates to step up and develop into a consistent and effective runner. Loganhas also said he's not opposed to rotating his backs on a regular basis if their cumulative results came close to equalling that of McPhail or Smith.The list of Pirates has several candidates to look to fill the void in the one-back set. Sophomores Scott Harley (5-10, 200) and Raymond Mabry (5-7, 180) each saw duty last season. Harley had 61 carries for 263 yards and enjoyed his best afternoon against Temple when he started in place of the injured McPhail and rushed for an ECU freshman-record 175 yards.Mabry's playing time was more limited though he is expected to become a larger factor in 1996. Another player to watch is DamonDavis, a red-shirt freshman from Orangeburg, S.C. with limited size (5-8, 170) but blazing speed and quickness. Davis was his state's top track performer as a senior after winning the 100 and 200-meter dashes, as well as anchoring the 400 and 1,600-meter relays. FlankerJason Nichols, 5-11, 171, Jr. Mike Sellers, 6-3, 190, So. Lamont Chappell, 6-1, 172, R-Fr. Split End Larry Shannon, 6-6, 205, Jr. Troy Smith, 6-3, 175, So. H-BackMitchell Galloway, 5-10, 174, Sr. Linwood DeBrew, 5-11, 175, Jr. Perez Mattison, 6-1, 185, Jr. Tight End Scott Richards, 6-5, 260, Sr. Sean Richardson, 6-5, 255, Sr. J.J. McQueen, 6-4, 225, So. Crandell and Co. will be happy to see the majority of the East Carolina receiving corps back for another season. In fact, ECU's top five pass catchers among receivers in 1995 will return this fall. Leading the group are wideouts Mitchell Galloway (46 catches, 619 yards,3 TDs) and Jason Nichols (43/502/2). Galloway, a senior, and Nichols, 13 After a banner season in 1995, one which culminated with a Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford University, the East Carolina Pirates will look to continue their climb toward national prominence during the 1996 campaign. East Carolina has provided the Carolinas with their winningest football program in the past two seasons as the Pirates have won 16 games while losing eight. ECU was ranked in virtually every final Top 25 poll at the conclusion of the 1995 season. The Pirates were listed No. 14 in the final New York Times Top 25 rankings after compiling a 9-3 record and defeating the Stanford Cardinal 19-13 at Memphis. Steve Logan, who enters his fifth season as East Carolina's head coach, will welcome back the Pirates' largest senior class since 1991. In addition, nine starters from an offense which averaged 396.1 yards per game last fall return. ECU's defense was hit somewhat harder by graduation as five starters will have to be replaced. Still, Logan and his coaching staff came out of spring practice feeling good about their team's improved depth, particularly on defense. OFFENSEEast Carolina again offered up one of the country's most wideopen and potent offensive attacks last season. The Pirates ranked 22nd nationally in passing offense, and with so many starters returning, including All-America candidate Marcus Crandell at quarterback, there is no reason to anticipate a de-crease on offense. Crandell, a 6-0, 204-pound senior, is on his way to totally re-writing the ECU record book. He already has moved past former Pirate standout and current Cincinnati Bengal Jeff Blake as the all-time school leader in total offense (6,026 yards) and passing yardage (5,691). As a junior last season, Crandell threw for 2,751 yards as he connected Quarterback Marcus Crandell, 6-0, 204, Sr. Dan Gonzalez, 6-3, 210, Jr. Ernest Tinnin, 6-1, 203, So. FullbackScott Harley, 5-10, 200, So. Raymond Mabry, 5-7, 180, So. Damon Davis, 5-8, 170, R-Fr. on 235 of 447 passes and 18 TDs. He was named National Offensive Player-of-the-Week following his performance against Syracuse when he passed for a school record 392 yards and had 453 yards of total offense in the 27-24 victory over the Orangemen. Senior TE Scott Richards ECU Football Behind Crandell there is some talent but not a lot of experience. This is one of Logan's concerns heading into the '96 season. JuniorDan Gonzalez sophomore (6-3, 210) and Ernest Tinnin (6-1, 203) are the backups to Crandell. Gonzalez made strides in the spring of grasping the offensive system, according to Logan, but must perform under fire to prove his capabilities. The running game will feel the departure of Jerris McPhail who ran for 910yards last season despite being hampered by a variety of injuries. McPhail was a versatile weapon both as a runner and receiver as he also had 38 receptions for 342 yards. Logan has been fortunate the past several seasons to have had stability at this , Sophomore FB Scott Harley position. Before McPhail, all-time ECU leading rusher Junior Smith held the job for nearly three-plus seasons. But the situation is different this season, and Logan will be looking for one of his candidates to step up and develop into a consistent and effective runner. Loganhas also said he's not opposed to rotating his backs on a regular basis if their cumulative results came close to equalling that of McPhail or Smith.The list of Pirates has several candidates to look to fill the void in the one-back set. Sophomores Scott Harley (5-10, 200) and Raymond Mabry (5-7, 180) each saw duty last season. Harley had 61 carries for 263 yards and enjoyed his best afternoon against Temple when he started in place of the injured McPhail and rushed for an ECU freshman-record 175 yards.Mabry's playing time was more limited though he is expected to become a larger factor in 1996. Another player to watch is DamonDavis, a red-shirt freshman from Orangeburg, S.C. with limited size (5-8, 170) but blazing speed and quickness. Davis was his state's top track performer as a senior after winning the 100 and 200-meter dashes, as well as anchoring the 400 and 1,600-meter relays. FlankerJason Nichols, 5-11, 171, Jr. Mike Sellers, 6-3, 190, So. Lamont Chappell, 6-1, 172, R-Fr. Split End Larry Shannon, 6-6, 205, Jr. Troy Smith, 6-3, 175, So. H-BackMitchell Galloway, 5-10, 174, Sr. Linwood DeBrew, 5-11, 175, Jr. Perez Mattison, 6-1, 185, Jr. Tight End Scott Richards, 6-5, 260, Sr. Sean Richardson, 6-5, 255, Sr. J.J. McQueen, 6-4, 225, So. Crandell and Co. will be happy to see the majority of the East Carolina receiving corps back for another season. In fact, ECU's top five pass catchers among receivers in 1995 will return this fall. Leading the group are wideouts Mitchell Galloway (46 catches, 619 yards,3 TDs) and Jason Nichols (43/502/2). 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a junior, each rank among the Pirates' top five in career receptions.Nichols enters '96 fourth on the ECU list with 85 receptions while Galloway is fifth with 83. Junior Larry Shannon (24 receptions for 346 yards) and sophomore Troy Smith (15 for 242 yards) provided the Pirates with a formidable one-two combination at split end. Shannon led the team in touchdown catches (five) while Smith was the ECU leader in yards per reception (16.1). Perez Mattison (6-1, 185, Offensive Tackle Ron Suddith, 6-2, 297, Sr. Stacey Whitehead, 6-6, 298, Jr. Mark McCall, 6-5, 275, Sr. Dom Lausic, 6-6, 290, Fr. Offensive Guard Lamont Burns, 6-4, 285, Sr. Jamie Gray, 6-2, 293, Sr. Shane McPherson, 6-4, 280, Sr. Corey Russell, 6-5, 290, So. Mpumi Masimini, 6-5, 300, So. Center Danny Moore, 6-4, 270, So. Ed Watkins, 6-4, 275, Jr. Jr.) will also return after sitting out the '95 season for academic reasons. Mattison is a versatile player who will likely also see action for the Pirates as a kick returner. Senior tight end ScottRichards was one of the team's most valuable performers in 1995. The 6-5, 260-pound South Carolina native caught at least three passes in seven of the final 10 games last season and played a key role in the Pirates' 36-34 win at Southern Mississippi as he caught a pair of TD passesfrom Crandell. Senior SeanRichardson (6-5, 232) provides excellent depth at the tight end position. Sophomore J.J. McQueen(6-4, 225) sat out last season but had an outstanding prep career and gives ECU yet another talented option at the tight end position. Up front, Logan has some concerns as he looks to replace departed senior center Kevin Wiggins and part-time starter Charles Boothe. Only Wiggins and right guard Lamont Burns (6-5, 273, Sr.) started every game last season. Senior Ron Suddith (6-2, 297) missed two early season games last fall with an ankle injury but is regarded as perhaps the Pirates' top blocker. Burns is again slated to be the starter at right guard. Senior Jamie Gray (6-2, 293) started all 12 games, seeing action Senior OT Ron Suddith 14 on the left side both at guard and tackle. Logan will also look to senior Shane McPherson (6-3, 280) to take on an increased role. Sophomore Danny Moore (6-4, 285), who sat out the 1995 season, will get a long look at center along with Ed Watkins (6-4, 275, Sr.) who was moved from the defensive line last year. The Pirates are also counting on Stacey Whitehead (6-6, 298, Jr.), who was listed as the No. 1 left tackle following spring practice. The status of MpumiMasimini (6-4, 280) remains in question as he continues to rehabilitate from a knee injury suffered in last October's game against Temple. DEFENSE It was just a few seasons ago that most of East Carolina's success could be attributed to the Pirates' offense. In 1991 as ECU was on its way to 11 consecutive victories and a Peach Bowl win over N.C. State, the Pirates gave up an average of 408.8 yards of offense per game. Just four seasons ago, ECU ranked 105th nationally in total defense, 106th in rushing defense and 98th in pass efficiency defense. But things have changed. Logan and his staff have worked hard to upgrade the Pirate defense and their diligence has paid off the past two years. Last season, one could credit the ECU "D" for playing large roles in several victories, including the bowl victory over Stanford. The Pirates limited the Cardinal, who featured one of the Pac-lO's most potent offenses, to 211 yards and a single touchdown. The Pirates jumped last season to 38th nationally in total defense, No. 7 in pass efficiency defense and 51st in rushing defense. East Carolina returns more defensive starters than it lost following the 1995 season, but the Pirates will be without several qualityplayers who played large roles in the success of the past two seasons. Among the losses are linebackers Mark Libiano, the Pirates' leading tackler each of the past three seasons; and Morris Foreman, a "do-it-all" performer who Logan says is as good a big-playperformer as he's ever been around. Aaron Black, another linebacker, was a solid performer as well. Also missing is cornerback Emmanuel McDaniel, who ranked Defensive Tackle Mondell Corbett, 6-3, 280 Alphonso Collins, 6-3, 280, So. Norris McCleary, 6-5, 295, So. Nose Guard Travis Darden, 6-3, 270, So. Terrell Williams, 6-2, 270, Sr. Defensive End Lorenzo West, 6-4, 255, Sr. Dwayne Ledford, 6-5, 275, So. No. 8 nationally in interceptions with six and who finished his career sixth on ECU's all-time list (13 INTs). McDaniel (fourth round pick of Carolina Panthers) and his running back teammate McPhail (fifth round, Miami Dolphins) were the two East Carolina players selected in last spring's NFL draft. The departures of tackle Walter Scott, who has been a Pirate starter since 1992, and cornerback Hank Cooper, will also be felt. But despite the losses, there are plenty of reasons Logan and defensive coordinator Paul Jette are optimistic that East Carolina's defense will again be a strength for the Pirates. On the defensive line, senior end Lorenzo West (6-3, 255) is a force. West can also make the big play as he was in on 56 tackles and ranked among the nation's leaders in sacks with nine. He also made six tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Nose guard Travis Darden 6-3, 273, So.) started all 12 games as a true freshman last season and has an extremely bright future for the Pirates. Certainly one of many positives to come out of spring practice was the development of several of the Pirates' young defensive linemen. Because of this, ECU could be a deeper unit up front during the 1996 season. Mondell Corbett (6-3, 270, So.) and Dwayne Ledford (6-5, 275, So.) both had productive springs and figure significantly in the defensive line plans for the coming season. Terrell Williams (6-2,270, Sr.) provides solid backup help at nose guard. In addition, Alphonso Collins (6-3, 280, So.) returns this season to bolster the line after sitting out the 1995 season. ECU Football l a junior, each rank among the Pirates' top five in career receptions.Nichols enters '96 fourth on the ECU list with 85 receptions while Galloway is fifth with 83. Junior Larry Shannon (24 receptions for 346 yards) and sophomore Troy Smith (15 for 242 yards) provided the Pirates with a formidable one-two combination at split end. Shannon led the team in touchdown catches (five) while Smith was the ECU leader in yards per reception (16.1). Perez Mattison (6-1, 185, Offensive Tackle Ron Suddith, 6-2, 297, Sr. Stacey Whitehead, 6-6, 298, Jr. Mark McCall, 6-5, 275, Sr. Dom Lausic, 6-6, 290, Fr. Offensive Guard Lamont Burns, 6-4, 285, Sr. Jamie Gray, 6-2, 293, Sr. Shane McPherson, 6-4, 280, Sr. Corey Russell, 6-5, 290, So. Mpumi Masimini, 6-5, 300, So. Center Danny Moore, 6-4, 270, So. Ed Watkins, 6-4, 275, Jr. Jr.) will also return after sitting out the '95 season for academic reasons. Mattison is a versatile player who will likely also see action for the Pirates as a kick returner. Senior tight end ScottRichards was one of the team's most valuable performers in 1995. The 6-5, 260-pound South Carolina native caught at least three passes in seven of the final 10 games last season and played a key role in the Pirates' 36-34 win at Southern Mississippi as he caught a pair of TD passesfrom Crandell. Senior SeanRichardson (6-5, 232) provides excellent depth at the tight end position. Sophomore J.J. McQueen(6-4, 225) sat out last season but had an outstanding prep career and gives ECU yet another talented option at the tight end position. Up front, Logan has some concerns as he looks to replace departed senior center Kevin Wiggins and part-time starter Charles Boothe. Only Wiggins and right guard Lamont Burns (6-5, 273, Sr.) started every game last season. Senior Ron Suddith (6-2, 297) missed two early season games last fall with an ankle injury but is regarded as perhaps the Pirates' top blocker. Burns is again slated to be the starter at right guard. Senior Jamie Gray (6-2, 293) started all 12 games, seeing action Senior OT Ron Suddith 14 on the left side both at guard and tackle. Logan will also look to senior Shane McPherson (6-3, 280) to take on an increased role. Sophomore Danny Moore (6-4, 285), who sat out the 1995 season, will get a long look at center along with Ed Watkins (6-4, 275, Sr.) who was moved from the defensive line last year. The Pirates are also counting on Stacey Whitehead (6-6, 298, Jr.), who was listed as the No. 1 left tackle following spring practice. The status of MpumiMasimini (6-4, 280) remains in question as he continues to rehabilitate from a knee injury suffered in last October's game against Temple. DEFENSE It was just a few seasons ago that most of East Carolina's success could be attributed to the Pirates' offense. In 1991 as ECU was on its way to 11 consecutive victories and a Peach Bowl win over N.C. State, the Pirates gave up an average of 408.8 yards of offense per game. Just four seasons ago, ECU ranked 105th nationally in total defense, 106th in rushing defense and 98th in pass efficiency defense. But things have changed. Logan and his staff have worked hard to upgrade the Pirate defense and their diligence has paid off the past two years. Last season, one could credit the ECU "D" for playing large roles in several victories, including the bowl victory over Stanford. The Pirates limited the Cardinal, who featured one of the Pac-lO's most potent offenses, to 211 yards and a single touchdown. The Pirates jumped last season to 38th nationally in total defense, No. 7 in pass efficiency defense and 51st in rushing defense. East Carolina returns more defensive starters than it lost following the 1995 season, but the Pirates will be without several qualityplayers who played large roles in the success of the past two seasons. Among the losses are linebackers Mark Libiano, the Pirates' leading tackler each of the past three seasons; and Morris Foreman, a "do-it-all" performer who Logan says is as good a big-playperformer as he's ever been around. Aaron Black, another linebacker, was a solid performer as well. Also missing is cornerback Emmanuel McDaniel, who ranked Defensive Tackle Mondell Corbett, 6-3, 280 Alphonso Collins, 6-3, 280, So. Norris McCleary, 6-5, 295, So. Nose Guard Travis Darden, 6-3, 270, So. Terrell Williams, 6-2, 270, Sr. Defensive End Lorenzo West, 6-4, 255, Sr. Dwayne Ledford, 6-5, 275, So. No. 8 nationally in interceptions with six and who finished his career sixth on ECU's all-time list (13 INTs). McDaniel (fourth round pick of Carolina Panthers) and his running back teammate McPhail (fifth round, Miami Dolphins) were the two East Carolina players selected in last spring's NFL draft. The departures of tackle Walter Scott, who has been a Pirate starter since 1992, and cornerback Hank Cooper, will also be felt. But despite the losses, there are plenty of reasons Logan and defensive coordinator Paul Jette are optimistic that East Carolina's defense will again be a strength for the Pirates. On the defensive line, senior end Lorenzo West (6-3, 255) is a force. West can also make the big play as he was in on 56 tackles and ranked among the nation's leaders in sacks with nine. He also made six tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Nose guard Travis Darden 6-3, 273, So.) started all 12 games as a true freshman last season and has an extremely bright future for the Pirates. Certainly one of many positives to come out of spring practice was the development of several of the Pirates' young defensive linemen. Because of this, ECU could be a deeper unit up front during the 1996 season. Mondell Corbett (6-3, 270, So.) and Dwayne Ledford (6-5, 275, So.) both had productive springs and figure significantly in the defensive line plans for the coming season. Terrell Williams (6-2,270, Sr.) provides solid backup help at nose guard. In addition, Alphonso Collins (6-3, 280, So.) returns this season to bolster the line after sitting out the 1995 season. ECU Football l

Sophomore NG Travis Darden At linebacker, the bad news for the Pirates is that Libiano, Foreman and Black aregone. The good news is East Carolina has three seniors and a talented sophomore back after they gained significant experience last season. In fact, the Pirates split time at linebacker between their group, giving them great depth last season and a comfortable situation looking ahead to the 1996 campaign. And if that's not enough, the Pirates also loaded up at linebacker with their 1996 recruiting class.Senior Marvin Burke (6-0,248), B.J. Crane (6-1, 236, Sr.) andCarlos Brown (6-1, 245, Sr.) allranked among the Pirates' top seven tacklers last season from their linebacker spots. Burke was third on the team in stops with 91 while Brown added 61 and Crane 59. Crane, who backed up Burke inside last season, will move outside to his more natural position to take over for the departed Foreman. Backing up Brown at the "Willie" LB spot will be Jeff Kerr (6-4, 225, R-Fr.) and E.J. Gunthrope (6-2,225, Sr.). The coaches are high on Kerr after his outstanding spring while Gunthrope gives them another experienced linebacker. Sophomore Roderick Coleman (6-3, 250), whose playing time increased significantly as the season progressed, is expected to take over at an outside linebacking spot after his exceptional freshman campaign. Many observers feel Coleman can become the Pirates' top sack artist and he gave an early preview of that in 1995 as he had three sacks and a team-leading 20 "QB pressures" while making 45 tackles. Tomha McMillan (6-4, 250, So.) and Freddie Claybrooks (6-5, 234, R-Fr.) back up Coleman at the "LEO" position. Junior Matt Outside Linebacker B.J. Crane, 6-1, 236, Sr. Roderick Coleman, 6-3, 250, So. Matt Semenza, 6-3, 213, So. Tomha McMillan, 6-4, 250, So. Brian Johnson, 6-4, 240, So. Freddie Claybrooks, 6-5, 234, R-Fr. Inside Linebacker Marvin Burke, 6-0, 248, Sr. Carlos Brown, 6-1, 245, Sr. Jeff Kerr, 6-4, 225, R-Fr. E.J. Gunthrope, 6-2, 225, Sr. Shep Sepaniak, 6-2, 235, So. Brian Bentley, 6-3, 225, So. ECU Football Semenza (6-3, 213) and sophomore Shep Sepaniak (6-2, 235) offer depth at linebacker though much of their experience last season came on special teams. Logan also will give BrianBentley (6-3, 225, So.) a look at inside linebacker. Three of four starters return to the secondary unit which was seventh nationally in pass efficiency defense. Daren Hart (5-10, 195, Sr.) and his twin brother David Hart (5-10, 183, Sr.) occupied the starting strong and free safety , positions for most of last season. Daren was the Pirates' second-leading tackler last fall with 92 stops, including a team-leading 10 behind the line, while also coming up with three interceptions. In addition, it was Daren who ignited East Carolina and its faithful with his 39-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter of the Liberty Bowl against Stanford. David Hart also played a vital role in the Pirates' fortunes with 65 tackles. Senior cornerback Dwight Henry (5-11, 175) is one of ECU's fastest players and has started 30 games in the past three seasons. He had 58 tackles and six pass deflections in '95d. There's also plenty of youth to provide depth for the Pirates. Perhaps at the top of the list is Kelvin Suggs (6-2,192, So.), who by season's end last fall, was seeing significant playing time. Suggs was listed as the starting "Bench" cornerback following spring practice. Strong Safety Daren Hart, 5-10,195, Sr. Kendrick Phillips, 6-3, 211, So. Deeone McKeithan, 6-2, 210, So. Free Safety David Hart, 5-10,185, Sr. Tavares Taylor, 6-3, 192, So. Kevin Monroe, 6-1, 180, R-Fr. Cornerback Dwight Henry, 5-11, 175, Sr. Kelvin Suggs, 6-3, 192, So. Tabari Wallace, 5-11, 177, Jr. Bernard Lackey, 5-11, 197, So. ECU will also look to several other players with limited secondary experience for contributions to the defensive backfield. DeeoneMcKeithan (6-2, 210, So.), Tavares Taylor (6-3, 192, So.), Tabari Wallace (5-11, 177, Jr.) and Kendrick Phillips (6-3, 211, So.) areall in the mix for added duty in 1996. In addition, Bernard Lackey (5-11, 197, So.) and red-shirt freshman Kevin Monroe (6-1, 180) offer help. Senior DB David Hart SPECIAL TEAMS The area of special teams is one which the Pirates are hoping to improve in 1996.Senior placekicker Chad Holcomb (6-2, 175) converted 10 of 17 field goals during the regular season but experienced spells of inconsistency at times. Holcomb had game-winning kicks against West Virginia and Southern Mississippi, and then in the Liberty Bowl, the Smyrna, Ga. native booted four field goals en route to earning game offensive MVP honors for East Carolina in the six-point win over Stanford.The punting game dropped off from the previous season as MattLevine (5-9, 205, Jr.) averaged 37.1 yards per kick after a 42.6 average as a freshman. Logan and his staff also included a placekicker and punter amongst its '96 recruiting class. 15 Sophomore NG Travis Darden At linebacker, the bad news for the Pirates is that Libiano, Foreman and Black aregone. The good news is East Carolina has three seniors and a talented sophomore back after they gained significant experience last season. In fact, the Pirates split time at linebacker between their group, giving them great depth last season and a comfortable situation looking ahead to the 1996 campaign. And if that's not enough, the Pirates also loaded up at linebacker with their 1996 recruiting class.Senior Marvin Burke (6-0,248), B.J. Crane (6-1, 236, Sr.) andCarlos Brown (6-1, 245, Sr.) allranked among the Pirates' top seven tacklers last season from their linebacker spots. Burke was third on the team in stops with 91 while Brown added 61 and Crane 59. Crane, who backed up Burke inside last season, will move outside to his more natural position to take over for the departed Foreman. Backing up Brown at the "Willie" LB spot will be Jeff Kerr (6-4, 225, R-Fr.) and E.J. Gunthrope (6-2,225, Sr.). The coaches are high on Kerr after his outstanding spring while Gunthrope gives them another experienced linebacker. Sophomore Roderick Coleman (6-3, 250), whose playing time increased significantly as the season progressed, is expected to take over at an outside linebacking spot after his exceptional freshman campaign. Many observers feel Coleman can become the Pirates' top sack artist and he gave an early preview of that in 1995 as he had three sacks and a team-leading 20 "QB pressures" while making 45 tackles. Tomha McMillan (6-4, 250, So.) and Freddie Claybrooks (6-5, 234, R-Fr.) back up Coleman at the "LEO" position. Junior Matt Outside Linebacker B.J. Crane, 6-1, 236, Sr. Roderick Coleman, 6-3, 250, So. Matt Semenza, 6-3, 213, So. Tomha McMillan, 6-4, 250, So. Brian Johnson, 6-4, 240, So. Freddie Claybrooks, 6-5, 234, R-Fr. Inside Linebacker Marvin Burke, 6-0, 248, Sr. Carlos Brown, 6-1, 245, Sr. Jeff Kerr, 6-4, 225, R-Fr. E.J. Gunthrope, 6-2, 225, Sr. Shep Sepaniak, 6-2, 235, So. Brian Bentley, 6-3, 225, So. ECU Football Semenza (6-3, 213) and sophomore Shep Sepaniak (6-2, 235) offer depth at linebacker though much of their experience last season came on special teams. Logan also will give BrianBentley (6-3, 225, So.) a look at inside linebacker. Three of four starters return to the secondary unit which was seventh nationally in pass efficiency defense. Daren Hart (5-10, 195, Sr.) and his twin brother David Hart (5-10, 183, Sr.) occupied the starting strong and free safety , positions for most of last season. Daren was the Pirates' second-leading tackler last fall with 92 stops, including a team-leading 10 behind the line, while also coming up with three interceptions. In addition, it was Daren who ignited East Carolina and its faithful with his 39-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter of the Liberty Bowl against Stanford. David Hart also played a vital role in the Pirates' fortunes with 65 tackles. Senior cornerback Dwight Henry (5-11, 175) is one of ECU's fastest players and has started 30 games in the past three seasons. He had 58 tackles and six pass deflections in '95d. There's also plenty of youth to provide depth for the Pirates. Perhaps at the top of the list is Kelvin Suggs (6-2,192, So.), who by season's end last fall, was seeing significant playing time. Suggs was listed as the starting "Bench" cornerback following spring practice. Strong Safety Daren Hart, 5-10,195, Sr. Kendrick Phillips, 6-3, 211, So. Deeone McKeithan, 6-2, 210, So. Free Safety David Hart, 5-10,185, Sr. Tavares Taylor, 6-3, 192, So. Kevin Monroe, 6-1, 180, R-Fr. Cornerback Dwight Henry, 5-11, 175, Sr. Kelvin Suggs, 6-3, 192, So. Tabari Wallace, 5-11, 177, Jr. Bernard Lackey, 5-11, 197, So. ECU will also look to several other players with limited secondary experience for contributions to the defensive backfield. DeeoneMcKeithan (6-2, 210, So.), Tavares Taylor (6-3, 192, So.), Tabari Wallace (5-11, 177, Jr.) and Kendrick Phillips (6-3, 211, So.) areall in the mix for added duty in 1996. In addition, Bernard Lackey (5-11, 197, So.) and red-shirt freshman Kevin Monroe (6-1, 180) offer help. Senior DB David Hart SPECIAL TEAMS The area of special teams is one which the Pirates are hoping to improve in 1996.Senior placekicker Chad Holcomb (6-2, 175) converted 10 of 17 field goals during the regular season but experienced spells of inconsistency at times. Holcomb had game-winning kicks against West Virginia and Southern Mississippi, and then in the Liberty Bowl, the Smyrna, Ga. native booted four field goals en route to earning game offensive MVP honors for East Carolina in the six-point win over Stanford.The punting game dropped off from the previous season as MattLevine (5-9, 205, Jr.) averaged 37.1 yards per kick after a 42.6 average as a freshman. Logan and his staff also included a placekicker and punter amongst its '96 recruiting class. 15

#5 Marcus Crandell, Senior Quarterback #21 David Hart, Senior Safety 6-0, 204, Robersonville, N.C. . Ranked by The Sporting News as the No. 7 quarterback in the country in publication's preseason issue . First-team QB for 1995 All-Independent Team . Has finished past two seasons ranked among top 10 nationally in total offense (8th in 1994 & 10th in 1996) . Enters senior season as ECU' s all-time leader in passing yards (5,691) and total offense (6,026), surpassing former Pirate and current NFL standout Cincinnati Bengal Jeff Blake . Named top college football player in North Carolina for 1995 . One shy of Blake's school record for career TD passes (43 to 42) . National Player-of-the-Week by The Sporting News for performance in win over Syracuse last season (453 yards total offense, 392 passing yards and 4 touchdowns)d-both marks are new East Carolina single-game records . His 74 offensive plays against the Orangemen was also a school single-game mark . Named Liberty Bowl Alliance Player-of-the-Week for his efforts vs. Southern Miss (312 yards, 3 TDs) and Army (283 yards, 3 TDs) . Led Pirates in rushing touchdowns in 1995 with six . Threw for 2,781 yards (second-best total in Pirate history) and 18 TDs in 1995 #82 Mitchell Galloway, Senior H-Back 5-1 O, 174, Bennettsville, S.C. . Already No. 5 on Pirates' career list for receptions with 83 entering his senior season -just 19 short of ECU all-time mark . Led team with 46 receptions in 1995 for 619 yards . Had five catches for 138 yards and one TD vs. Tulsa -his touchdown reception was an 85-yarder, the third longest pass play in school history . Was on receiving end of nine passes for 106 yards and one TD in victory over Southern Mississippi . As junior, he ranked second on team in receptions with 36 and first in yards receiving with 566 . Has totalled 1,200 yards in career receptions . Also an excellent kick return man #22 Daren Hart, Senior Safety 5-1 O, 195, Winston-Salem, N.C. . Has started 34 of 35 games in three-year East Carolina career . A heavy hitter, he was second on the team in tackles last season with 92, including 61 unassisted stops . Set the tone for Pirates' defensive effort in '95 Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford as he returned an interception 39 yards for a touchdown in opening quarter . Was named ECU's defensive player-of-the-game vs. Stanford . Was in on 16 tackles in contest against Illinois . Tied for second on team in interceptions in 1995 with three . Has totalled 263 tackles during career, including 17 behind the line of scrimmage #51 Marvin Burke, Senior Linebacker 6-1e, 250, Jacksonville, Fla. . One of team's most physical linebackers . Ranked third on squad in tackles in 1995 with 91 . Had a season-best 15 tackles in 23-20 victory over West Virginia . Also had double-figure stops against Tennessee (11), Illinois (12) and Tulsa (11) . Had four pass deflections and a pair of sacks in 1995 5-10, 185, Winston-Salem, N.C. . In same mold as his twin brother Daren . One of the team's most intense players and a leader on defensive side of the ball . 38 solo hits Ranked No. 5 on Pirate squad in tackles in 1995 with 65, including . Recorded a season-best 20 tackles in 31-25 victory at Army last November. Has been in on 153 tackles during career with five interceptions #1 Jason Nichols, Junior Flanker 5-1e1, 170, Norcross, Ga. . Another of Pirates' talented receivers . In his first two seasons at East Carolina, he has been on the receiving end of 85 passes (42 as freshman and 43 last season) . Has started 22 of 24 games with the Pirates thus far in career . Was team's No. and a pair of TDs 2 receiver last season with his 43 grabs for 502 yards . Already No. 4 on ECU career list for receptions with 85 -just 17 shy of Luke Fisher's all-time Pirate mark . Enjoyed four-game stretch last season when he caught 24 passes for 337 yards . Also averaged 8.1 yards on 22 punt returns #90 Scott Richards, Senior Tight End 6-5, 260, North Augusta, S.C. . A sure-handed pass receiver, Richards is also an outstanding blocker . Became one of Pirates' most reliable ofensive weapons in 1995 as he caught 33 passes for 341 yards and three touchdowns . After failing to catch a pass in the season opener, he had at least one reception in final 11 games of the campaign . Ranked among national leaders for receptions by a tight end . One of best games was in 36-34 victory over Southern Mississippi as he had four receptions for 62 yards, including TD grabs of 23 and 11 yards . Enjoyed superb game against Syracuse as he had eight receptions for 93 yards and a touchdown #61 Ron Suddith, Senior Offensive Tackle 6-2, 297, Miami, Fla.. One of team's best pass blockers . Has been a starter on East Carolina offensive line for virtually all of the previous three seasons . Started 10 of 12 games in 1995 at right tackle . Missed contests vs. Central Michigan and Illinois due to ankle injury during 1995 campaign #45 Lorenzo West, Senior Defensive End 6-3, 255, Atlanta, Ga. . One of Pirates' most effective pass rushers . Recorded 55 tackles last season, including 44 unassisted stops . Finished with a team-high nine sacks for the Pirates, number which ranked 26th nationally . Also had six tackles for loss during season . Named to the ECAC first-team defensive squad following junior season. Against West Virginia, West recorded eight tackles and registered three sacks as the Pirates defeated the Mountaineers 23-20 . Has recorded 12 career sacks 16 ECU Football

(Following 1996 Spring Practice) OFFENSE SPLIT END LEFT TACKLE LEFT GUARD CENTER 80 Larry Shannon, Jr. 76 Stacey Whitehead, Jr. 59 Jamie Gray, Sr. 54 Danny Moore, So. 26 Troy Smith, So. 69 Dom Lausic, Fr. 70 Corey Russell, So. 72 Ed Watkins, Sr. Brad Salin, So. 50 Mpumi Masimini, So. RIGHT GUARD RIGHT TACKLE TIGHT END 64 Lamont Burns, Sr. 61 Ron Suddith, Sr. 90 Scott Richards, Sr. 67 Shane McPherson, Sr. 74 Mark McCall, Sr. 88 Sean Richardson, Sr. 86 J.J. McQueen, So. FLANKER QUARTERBACK FULLBACK H-BACK 1 Jason Nichols, Jr. 5 Marcus Crandell, Sr. 44 Scott Harley, So. 82 Mitchell Galloway, Sr. 85 Mike Sellers, So. 9 Dan Gonzalez, Jr. 19 Raymond Mabry, So. 20 Linwood DeBrew, Jr. 87 Lamont Chappell, R-Fr. 15 Ernest Tinnin, So. 34 Damon Davis, R-Fr. 2 Perez Mattison, Jr. Lettermen Returning (23): RG Lamont Burns, QB Marcus Crandell, HB Linwood DeBrew, HB Mitchell Galloway, QB Dan Gonzalez, LG Jamie Gray, FB Scott Harley, FB Raymond Mabry, LG Mpumi Masimini, RT Mark McCall, RG Shane McPherson, FL Jason Nichols, TE Scott Richards, TE Sean Richardson, LG Corey Russell, FL Mike Sellers, SE Mike Shannon, SE Troy Smith, RT Ron Suddith, QB Ernest Tinnin, LT Stacey WhiteheadLettermen Lost (9): FL Derrek Batson, LT Charles Boothe, FB Eric Blanton, RG Jake Gilray, FB Chuck Ingram, FB Daryl Jones, TE Dwight Linville, *FB Jerris McPhail, *C Kevin Wiggins DEFENSE OLB TACKLE NOSE GUARD END 57 Roderick Coleman, So. 78 Mondell Corbett, So. 95 Travis Darden, So. 45 Lorenzo West, Sr. 48 Tomha McMillan, So. 56 Alphonso Collins, So. 97 Terrell Williams, Sr. 99 Dwayne Ledford, So. 58 Freddie Claybrooks, R-Fr. 77 Norris McCleary, So. OLB WLB MLB 33 B.J. Crane, Sr. 53 Carlos Brown, Sr. 51 Marvin Burke, Sr. 49 Matt Semenza, Jr. 84 Jeff Kerr, R-Fr. OR 14 Brian Bentley, So. 93 Brian Johnson, So. 6 E.J. Gunthrope, Sr. 32 Shep Sepaniak, So. BENCH CORNER FREE SAFETY STRONG SAFETY FIELD CORNER 8 Kelvin Suggs, So. 21 David Hart, Sr. 22 Daren Hart, Sr. 30 Dwight Henry, Sr. 42 Bernard Lackey, So. 11 Tavares Taylor, So. 40 Kendrick Phillips, So. 28 Tabari Wallace, Jr. 43 Tim McKinnon, So. 35 Kevin Monroe, R-Fr. 38 Deeone McKeithan, So. 37 Forrest Foster, R-Fr. Lettermen Returning (24): LB Brian Bentley, LB Carlos Brown, LB Marvin Burke, LB Roderick Coleman, DT Mondell Corbett, LB B.J. Crane, NG Travis Darden, LB E.J. Gunthrope, SAF Daren Hart, SAF David Hart, CB Dwight Henry, LB Brian Johnson, CB Bernard Lackey, DE Dwayne Ledford, SAF Deeone McKeithan, LB Tomha McMillan, SAF Kendrick Phillips, LB Matt Semenza, LB Shep Sepaniak, CB Kelvin Suggs, SAF Tavares Taylor, CB Tabari Wallace, DE Lorenzo West, NG Terrell Williams Lettermen Lost (7): *LB Aaron Black, SAF Hank Cooper, CB David Crumbie, *LB Morris Foreman, *LB Mark Libiano, *CB Emmanuel McDaniel, *DT Walter Scott SPECIALISTS PLACE KICKER PUNTER SNAPPER HOLDER 24 Chad Holcomb, Sr. 10 Matt Levine, Jr. 55 Jason Shell, Jr. 27 Ed Crabtree, Sr. Brandon Lawn, R-Fr. 47 Brian Williams, Sr. Lettermen Returning (4): PK Chad Holcomb, P Matt Levine, SN Jason Shell, H Ed Crabtree Lettermen Lost (0) * 1995 starter 17ECU Football

, No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Elig. Hometown (Last School Attended) 52 Mbayo Ahmadu LB 6-1 230 Fr.-HS 5-4 Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) Jerome Barnwell SAF 6-0 179 Fr.-RS 4-3 Fayetteville, N.C. (71st HS) 17 Andrew Bayes p 6-3 200 Fr.-HS 5-4 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) 73 James Bell L 6-6 306 Fr.-HS 5-4 Lewiston, N.C. (Bertie HS) 14 Brian Bentley LB 6-3 220 So.-lL 3-3 Huntington, N.Y. (Huntington HS) 53 Carlos Brown LB 6-1 245 Sr.-3L 2-1 Elizabeth City, N.C. (Northeastern HS) 51 Marvin Burke LB 6-1 248 Sr.-3L 2-1 Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS) David Burnell WR 5-5 130 Fr.-RS 4-4 Fayetteville, N.C. (71st HS) 81 Rashan Burns TE 6-4 240 Fr.-HS 5-4 Toms River, N.J. (Toms River East HS) 64 Lamont Burns OG 6-4 285 Sr.-3L 1-1 Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS) 87 Lamont Chappell WR 6-1 172 Fr.-RS 4-4 Roxboro, N.C. (Person HS) 58 Freddie Claybrooks DE 6-5 234 Fr.-RS 4-4 Decatur, Ga. (Decatur HS) 91 Devone Claybrooks DL 6-3 240 Fr.-HS 5-4 Bassett, Va. (Bassett HS) 94 Pat Coleman DE 6-2 195 Fr.-HS 5-4 Charlotte, N.C. (Garinger HS) 57 Roderick Coleman OLB 6-3 250 So.-lL 4-3 Philadelphia, Pa. (Simon Gratz HS) 56 Alphonso Collins DT 6-3 280 So.-lL 3-3 Thomson, Ga. (Thomson HS) 46 Clenton Cochran LB 6-2 230 Fr.-HS 5-4 Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS) 78 Mondell Corbett DT 6-3 280 So.-lL 4-3 Burlington, N.C. (Yancey Senior HS) 27 Ed Crabtree p 5-11 198 Sr.-2L 1-1 Dunn, N.C. (Triton HS) Nick Crabtree p 5-10 230 Fr.-RS 4-4 Dunn, N.C. (Triton HS) 5 Marcus Crandell QB 6-0 204 Sr.-3L 1-1 Robersonville, N.C. (Roanoke HS) 33 B.J. Crane LB 6-1 236 Sr.-3L 2-1 College Park, Ga. (Lovett HS) 95 Travis Darden NG 6-3 273 So.-lL 4-3 Kelford, N.C. (Bertie HS/Hargrave Mil. Acad.) 43 Damon Davis RB 5-8 170 Fr.-RS 4-4 Orangeburg, S.C. (Orangeburg HS) 20 Linwood DeBrew WR 5-11 175 Jr.-2L 2-2 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS) John Drake SN 6-1 225 Fr.-RS 4-4 Ahoskie, N.C. (Hertford Co. HS) 60 Rod Emery L 6-4 265 Fr.-HS 5-4 Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Jamar Epps DB 6-0 205 Fr.-RS 4-4 Fort Washington, Md. (Oxon Hill HS) 37 Forrest Foster DB 5-10 165 Fr.-RS 4-4 Clemson, S.C. (Daniel HS) 82 Mitchell Galloway WR 5-10 174 Sr.-3L 1-1 Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro HS) 72 Mike Garth OL 6-4 275 Jr.-JC 3-2 Pemberton, N.J. (Nassau JC) 9 Dan Gonzalez QB 6-3 210 Jr.-2L 2-2 Neptune, N.J. (Neptune HS) 59 Jamie Gray OG 6-2 293 Sr.-2L 1-1 Phoenixville, Pa. (Phoenixville HS) 98 Kwabena Green LB 6-1 246 Fr.-HS 5-4 Supply, N.C. (West Brunswick HS) 6 E.J. Gunthrope LB 6-2 225 Sr.-3L 1-1 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland HS) 44 Scott Harley RB 5-10 200 So.-lL 3-3 Neptune, N.J. (Neptune HS) 13 Marcellus Harris WR 5-10 175 Fr.-HS 5-4 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS) 22 Daren Hart SAF 5-10 195 Sr.-3L 1-1 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS) 21 David Hart SAF 5-10 185 Sr.-3L 1-1 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS) 30 Dwight Henry SAF 5-11 175 Sr.-3L 2-1 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Plantation HS) 24 Chad Holcomb PK 6-2 175 Sr.-3L 2-1 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS) Daniel Howard OL 6-6 268 Fr.-RS 4-4 Pink Hill, N.C. (South Lenoir HS) Don Jacobs LB 6-2 230 Jr.-SQ 2-2 Lumberton, N.C. (West Roberson HS) Wayne Jacobs LB 6-0 223 Fr.-RS 4-3 Hampstead, N.C. (Topsail HS) 93 Brian Johnson OLB 6-4 240 So.-lL 4-3 Washington, D.C. (H.D. Woodson HS) 84 Jeff Kerr LB 6-4 225 Fr-RS 4-4 Salisbury, N.C. (South Rowan HS) 79 Sherwin Lacewell OL 6-4 260 Fr.-HS 5-4 Durham, N.C. (Southern Durham HS) 42 Bernard Lackey CB 5-11 197 So.-lL 3-3 Conyers, Ga. (Rockdale Co. HS) 69 Dom Lausic OL 6-6 290 Fr.-HS 5-4 Brampton, Ontario, Canada (St. Michael's HS) Brandon Lawn p 6-0 170 Fr.-RS 4-4 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence HS) 99 Dwayne Ledford DL 6-5 275 So.-lL 4-3 Marion, N.C. (McDowell HS) 10 Matt Levine p 5-9 205 Jr.-2L 3-2 North Potomac, Md. (Wootton HS) 19 Raymond Mabry RB 5-7 180 So.-lL 3-3 Grifton, N.C. (West Craven HS) 18 ECU Football

, No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Elig. Hometown (Last School Attended) 50 Mpumi Masimini OG 6-5 300 So.-lL 4-3 Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) 39 Raymond Massey LB 6-3 238 Fr.-HS 5-4 Charlotte, N.C. (Olympic HS) 2 Perez Mattison WR 6-1 185 Jr-2L 2-2 Anderson, S.C. (Westside HS) 74 Mark McCall OT 6-5 275 Sr.-lL 1-1 Rochelle, Ga. (Wilcox County HS) 77 Norris McCleary DT 6-5 295 So.-SQ 3-3 Bes.semer City, N.C. (Bessemer City HS) 38 Deeone McKeithan SAF 6-2 210 So.-lL 3-3 Perth Amboy, N.J. (Pertha Amboy HS) 43 Tim McKinnon CB 6-2 185 So.-SQ 3-3 Upper Marlboro, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) 48 Tomha McMillan LB 6-4 250 So.-lL 4-3 Clarkston, Ga. (Cross Keys HS) 67 Shane McPherson OG 6-4 280 Sr.-3L 2-1 86 J.J. McQueen TE 6-5 225 So.-SQ Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS) High Point, N.C. (Andrews HS) 35 Kevin Monroe DB 6-1 180 Fr.-RS 4-4 Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) 54 Danny Moore C 6-4 270 So.-SQ 3-3 Grifton, N.C. (Ayden-Grifton HS) Travis Newkirk WR 5-7 150 So.-SQ 3-3 Durham, N.C. (Riverside HS) 1 Jason Nichols FL 5-11 178 Jr.-2L 2-2 Norcross, Ga. (Meadowcreek HS) 76 Anthony Nobles OL 6-7 345 Fr.-HS 5-4 Randleman, N.C. (Randleman HS) Matt Owens TE 6-1 218 Fr.-RS 4-4 Albuquerque, N.M. (Eldorado HS) 62 Robert Parker OL 6-6 Fr.-HS 5-4 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) Brian Parsons LB 6-2 191 Fr.-RS 4-4 Fayetteville, N.C. (South View HS) 40 Kendrick Phillips OLB 6-3 211 So.-lL 3-3 Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS) 89 Brian Ray LB 6-2 215 Fr.-HS 5-4 Raleigh, N.C. (Millbrook HS) 41 Eric Reyes LB 6-2 222 Fr.-HS 5-4 Cheltenham, Md. (Riverdale HS) 90 Scott Richards TE 6-5 260 Sr.-3L 1-1 North Augusta, S.C. (HS) 88 Sean Richardson TE 6-5 255 Sr.-3L 1-1 Durham, N.C. (Northern Durham HS) 25 Brantley Rivers PK 6-0 185 Fr.-HS 5-4 Kingston, Tenn. (Kingston HS) Brad Royal OG 6-4 249 So.-lL 3-3 Jamestown, N.C. (Southwest Guilford HS) 70 Corey Russell OG 6-5 290 So.-lL 4-3 Fairmont Heights, Md. (HS) Brad Salin RB 6-0 175 So.-SQ 3-3 Raleigh, N.C. (Millbrook HS) 31 Chris Satterfield DB 5-11 195 Fr.-HS 5-4 Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) 85 Mike Sellers FL 6-3 190 So.-lL 3-3 Covington, Ga. (Newton County HS) 49 Matt Semenza LB 6-3 220 Jr.-2L 3-2 Haslet, N.J. (Raritan HS) 32 Shep Sepaniak LB 6-2 235 So.-lL 3-3 Brookside, N.J. (West Morris HS) 80 Larry Shannon 71 Mike Sheehan SE 6-6 205 Jr.-2L 2-2 Starke, Fla. (Bradford HS) 6-6 300 So.-SQ 3-3 Closter, N.Y. (Northern Valley Regional HS) 55 Jason Shell DS 5-11 230 Jr.-2L 3-2 China Grove, N.C. (South Rowan HS) 26 Troy Smith SE 6-3 175 So.-lL 4-3 Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) 61 Ron Suddith OT 6-2 297 Sr.-3L 1-1 Miami, Fla. (Palmetto Senior HS) 8 Kelvin Suggs CB 6-3 192 So.-lL Kinston, N.C. (HS) 11 Tavares Taylor SAF 6-3 192 So.-lL 3-3 Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS) Terrance Taylor DB 6-1 205 Fr.-RS 4-3 Wilmington, N.C. (Haggard HS) 15 Ernest Tinnen QB 6-1 203 So.-lL Burlington, N.C. (Cummings HS) 12 Joseph Umphlett TE 6-3 229 Jr.-JC 2-2 Gates, NC (Gates HS) 28 Tabari Wallace CB 5-11 177 Jr.-2L 2-2 New Bern, N.C. (HS) 7 Kevin Ward QB 6-3 180 Fr.-HS 5-4 Kinston, N.C. (Kinston HS) 72 Ed Watkins C 6-4 275 Jr.-SQ 2-2 Midlothian, Va. (Concord College) 3 Bobby Weaver QB 6-0 190 Fr.-HS 5-4 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) 45 Lorenzo West DE 6-4 255 Sr.-3L 1-1 Atlanta, Ga. (Decatur HS) 83 Ryan Whaley LB 6-4 260 Fr.-HS 5-4 Kinston, N.C. (South Lenoir HS) 76 Stacey Whitehead OT 6-6 298 Jr.-lL 3-2 New Bern, N.C. (East Central Miss. JC) 47 Brian Williams SN 6-4 225 Sr.-2L 1-1 Garner, N.C. (HS) 97 Terrell Williams DL 6-2 270 Sr.-lL 2-1 Los Angeles, Calif. (West LA College) 23 Jamie Wilson RB 6-1 201 Fr.-HS 5-4 Greenville, N.C. (D.H. Conley HS) 96 Marc Yellock DE 6-5 215 Fr.-HS 5-4 Roxboro, N.C. (Person County HS) 19ECU Football

, , No. Name 1 ....................................................................... Jason Nichols 2 .................................................................... Perez Mattison 3 ..................................................................... Bobby Weaver 5 ................................................................. Marcus Crandell 6 ..................................................................... E.J. Gunthrope 7 .......................................................................... Kevin Ward 8 ........................................................................ Kelvin Suggs 9 ...................................................................... Dan Gonzalez ......................................................................... Matt Levine 11 ..................................................................... Tavares Taylor 12 ................................................................. Joseph Umphlett 13 ................................................................. Marcellus Harris 14 ....................................................................... Brian Bentley 15 ....................................................................... Ernest Tinnin 17 ..................................................................... Andrew Bayes 19 ................................................................. Raymond Mabry ................................................................ Linwood De Brew 21 ........................................................................... David Hart 22 ........................................................................... Daren Hart 23 ........................................................................ Jamie Wilson 24 .................................................................... Chad Holcomb 25 .................................................................... Brantley Rivers 26 ........................................................................... Troy Smith 27 .......................................................................... Ed Crabtree 28 ..................................................................... Tabari Wallace ..................................................................... Dwight Henry 31 .................................................................. Chris Satterfield 32 ..................................................................... Shep Sepaniak 33 ............................................................................. B.J. Crane 34 ....................................................................... Damon Davis 35 ..................................................................... Kevin Monroe 37 ....................................................................... Forrest Foster 38 ............................................................. Deeone McKeithan 39 ............................................................... Raymond Massey ................................................................ Kendrick Phillips 41 ............................................................................. Eric Reyes 42 ................................................................... Bernard Lackey 43 .................................................................... Tim McKinnon 44 ......................................................................... Scott Harley 45 ....................................................................... Lorenzo West 46 ................................................................. Clenton Cochran 47 ..................................................................... Brian Williams 48 ................................................................. Tomha McMillan 49 ...................................................................... Matt Semenza ................................................................ Mpumi Masimini No. Name 51 ...................................................................... Marvin Burke 52 .................................................................. Mbayo Ahmadu 53 ....................................................................... Carlos Brown 54 ...................................................................... Danny Moore 55 ............................................................................ Jason Shell 56 ................................................................ Alphonso Collins 57 .............................................................. Roderick Coleman 58 ............................................................ Freddie Claybrooks 59 ........................................................................... Jamie Gray 60 ........................................................................... Rod Emery 61 ......................................................................... Ron Suddith 62 ...................................................................... Robert Parker 64 ...................................................................... Lamont Burns 67 ............................................................... Shane McPherson 69 .......................................................................... Dom La usic 70 ....................................................................... Corey Russell 71 ...................................................................... Mike Sheehan 72 ........................................................................... Mike Garth 73 ............................................................................. James Bell 74 ........................................................................ Mark McCall 75 ............................................................... Stacey Whitehead 76 .................................................................. Anthony Nobles 77 ................................................................. Norris McCleary 78 .................................................................. Mondell Corbett 79 ............................................................... Sherwin Lacewell 80 .................................................................... Larry Shannon 81 ...................................................................... Rashan Burns 82 .............................................................. Mitchell Galloway 83 ....................................................................... Ryan Whaley 84 ................................................................................ Jeff Kerr 85 ......................................................................... Mike Sellers 86 ........................................................................ J.J. McQueen 87 ................................................................ Lamont Chappell 88 ................................................................. Sean Richardson 89 ............................................................................. Brian Ray 90 ...................................................................... Scott Richards 91 ............................................................ Devone Claybrooks 93 ...................................................................... Brian Johnson 94 ........................................................................ Pat Coleman 95 ...................................................................... Travis Darden 96 ........................................................................ Marc Yellock 97 ................................................................... Terrell Williams 98 ................................................................. Kwabena Greene 99 ................................................................. Dwayne Ledford PRO.NUN.SEE-AY-SHUN GUIDE Mbayo Ahmadu (BAY-o AH-ma-DOO) Rashan Burns (Ra-SHON) Marcus Crandell (Cran-dull) Kwabena Green (Kwa-BEE-na) Jeff Kerr (Carr) Mpumi Masimini (POO-me Mass-i-ME-NEE) Deeone McKeithan (Dee-AHN) 20 Tomha McMillan (TOE-ma) Eric Reyes (RAY-as) Matt Semenza (Sa-MEN-za) Shep Sepaniak (Sa-PAN-e-AK) Tavares Taylor (Ta-VAR-es) Tabari Wallace (Ta-BAR-e) Terrell Williams (Ta-RELL) ECU Football

STATE-BY-STATE NORTH CAROLINA .............. 41 Georgia ...................................... 11 Maryland ...................................... 8 New Jersey................................... 7 Florida .......................................... 4 South Carolina ............................. 5 Virginia ........................................ 4 New York ..................................... 2 Pennsylvania ................................ 2 Washington, D.C .......................... 2 California ..................................... 1 Ontario, Canada ........................... l Tennessee ..................................... l North Carolina Raymond Mabry Salisbury Matt Levine Pennsylvania Burlington Danny Moore Jeff Kerr Tim McKinnon Roderick Coleman Mondell Corbett Robert Parker Jamie Gray Ernest Tinnin High Point Supply Eric Reyes J.J. McQueen K wabena Greene Corey Russell South Carolina Charlotte Bobby Weaver Damon Davis Pat Coleman Kelford Winston-Salem Forrest Foster Raymond Massey Travis Darden E.J. Gunthrope New Jersey Mitchell Galloway Daren Hart Rashan Burns Perez Mattison China Grove Kings Mountain David Hart Mike Garth Scott Richards Jason Shell Norris McLeary Dan Gonzalez California Scott Harley Tennessee Dunn Kinston Terrell Williams Deeone McKeithan Brantley Rivers Ed Crabtree Kelvin Suggs Matt Semenza Kevin Ward Washington, D.C. Shep Sepaniak Virginia Durham Ryan Whaley Mbayo Amhadu Devone Claybrooks Sherwin Lacewell Mpumi Masimini New York Linwood DeBrew LewistonSean Richardson Brian Bentley Marcellus Harris James Bell Florida Mike Sheehan Ed Watkins Elizabeth City Marvin Burke Carlos Brown Marion Dwight Henry Dwayne Ledford Larry Shannon Dom Lausic Ontario, Canada Fayetteville Ron Suddith Clenton Cochran New Bern Kendrick Phillips Tabari Wallace Georgia Tavares Taylor Stacey Whitehead Freddie Claybrooks Alphonso Collins Garner Raleigh B.J. Crane Brian Williams Brian Ray Chad Holcomb Chris Satterfield Bernard Lackey Greensboro Mark McCall Lamont Burns Randleman Tomha McMillan Anthony Nobles Shane McPherson Greenville Jason Nichols Kevin Monroe Robersonville Mike Sellers Troy Smith Marcus Crandell Lorenzo West Rod Emery Jamie Wilson Roxboro Maryland Lamont Chappell Andrew Bayes Grifton Marc Yellock Brian Johnson 21ECU Football1l

PIRATES FINISHED AMONG ELITE IN '95 East Carolina was listed among the best in college football in 1995, finishing in the final 25 of virtually every poll and ranking. Here is a look at where the Pirates were ranked at the conclusion of the 1995 season after beating Stanford in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl. Poll or News Service Rank USA TODAY /CNN .................................................... 23rd Associated Press ......................................................... 26th New York Times (Computer) ....................................... 14th The Sporting News ..................................................... 25th United Press International ......................................... 24th Football News ............................................................ 22nd BACK.TO.BACK BOWLS &WINNING SEASONS ECU has made back-to-back appearances in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl, defeating the Stanford Cardinal 19-13 in the 1995 event at Memphis. The Pirates also have recorded consecutive winning seasons for the first time since 1982 and 1983. ECU finished 9-3 last season after a 7-5 mark in 1994. ECU BEST IN CAROLINAS LAST Two YEARS East Carolina has offered the most successful football program in the Carolinas the past two seasons. The Pirates have won 16 games over the past two years, more than any other major college in North Carolina and South Carolina. In addition, ECU is one of only two schools in the Carolinas to be invited to participate in bowl games each of the past two seasons. Football in the Carolinas (Last Two Seasons) School W-L Bowls 1. East Carolina 16-8 (2)-Liberty ('94), Liberty ('95) 2. North Carolina 15-9 (2)-Sun ('94), Carquest ('95) 3. Clemson 13-10 (1)-Gator ('95) 4. N.C. State 12-11 (1)-Peach ('94) 5. South Carolina 11-11-1 (1)-Carquest ('94) 6. Duke 11-12 (1)-Hall of Fame ('94) 7. Wake Forest 4-18 LOGAN BEGINS FIFTH SEASON As HEAD COACH East Carolina University head coach Steve Logan (Tulsa '75) will be entering his fifth season at the helm of the Pirate program. Logan has compiled a record of 23-23 (.500) during that time. He has guided ECU to back-to-back appearances in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl. The Pirates culminated a successful 1995 season with a 19-13 victory over Stanford last December at Memphis. The Pirates were 5-6 in Logan's first season and 2-9 the following fall. But the last two years, East Carolina has recorded marks of 7-5 in 1994 and 9-3 in 1995. He came to ECU in 1989 as running backs coach and served in 1990 and '91 as offensive coordinator. The 43-year-old Lawton, Okla. native has also been an assistant coach at Mississippi State (quarterbacks, 1987-88), Colorado (running backs, 1985-86), Tulsa (offensive coordinator, 1983-84) and Oklahoma State (tight ends, 1980). Logan also served as the head coach at Hutchinson (Kan.) Junior College in 1981-82. 22 CRANDELL ALL-TIME PASSING LEADER AT ECU Individual records don't seem to mean too much to East Carolina senior QB Marcus Crandell, but he better get used to them. His assault on the Pirate record book hit high gear in 1995 and will doubtless continue during the '96 season. Already among the marks Crandell has rewritten are a pair of noteworthy ones previously held by former ECU great and current C.incinnati Bengal QB Jeff Blake. Here are a few of the records Crandell has surpassed or is nearing as he heads into his senior season. Career Passing Yardage 1. Marcus Crandell, 5,691 yards 2. Jeff Blake, 5,133 yards Career Total Offense 1. Marcus Crandell, 6,026 yards 2. Jeff Blake, 5,618 yards Career TD Passes Thrown 1. Jeff Blake, 43 TDs 2. Marcus Crandell, 42 TDs EAST CAROLINA IN 1995 NCAA STATS East Carolina finished the 1995 season ranked high in several final regular season NCAA statistical categories. Here is a complete list of the Pirates' team and individual stat rankings. Keepin mind that the team rankings are for all 108 NCAA division I-A football programs. Team Rankings Rushing Offense ............................. 78th (140.5) Passing Offense ............................. 22nd (255.6) Total Offense .................................. 42nd (396.1) Scoring Offense .............................. T65th (23.2) Rushing Defense ............................. 51st (154.5) Pass Efficiency Defense ..................... 7th (93.1) Total Defense .................................. 38th (335.2) Scoring Defense .............................. T30th (19.4) Net Punting ...................................... 97th (32.0) Punt Returns ....................................... 66th (8.0) Kickoff Returns ................................. 81st (18.2) Turnover Margin ............................ T28th (0.55) Individual Rankings (Top 50 Only) Rushing ...................................... *Jerris McPhail, 44th (91.0) Total Offense ........................ Marcus Crandell, 10th (268.4) Interceptions ................ *Emmanuel McDaniel, T8th (0.55) Punt Returns ................................. Jason Nichols, 50th, (8.1) *Was senior in 1995 PIRATE DEFENSE Now A FORCE The rapid progress of East Carolina's defense since Steve Logan became head coach is obvious when considering the Pirates' improvement in several national statistical rankings over the past four years. Consider the following. The figures reflect average yards allowed with number to the right representing the national rank for that season. CategoryTotaI Defense Rushing Defense Pass Eff. Defense Scoring Defense 1992 456.7-lOSth 253.4-106th 135.8-98th 33.4-lOlst 1993 1994 1995 357.1-47th 366.8-57th 335.2-38th 159.4-TSlst 119.4-20th 154.5-Slst 128.2-70th 105.0-lSth 93.1-7th 29.9-SSth 21.2-32nd 19.4-30th NICHOLS, GALLOWAY AMONG CAREER LEADERS ECU receivers Jason Nichols and Mitchell Galloway rank No. 4 and 5, respectively, on the Pirate career list for receptions. Nichols, a junior, has 85 catches; while senior Galloway has 83 receptions in his first three seasons. ECU Football

Fifth-Year Head Coach Developing Program's Consistency One of the goals Steve Logan has had since he became the head moving programs in the country. One can point to ECU's recent football coach at East Carolina was to instill an increased level of talks with Conference USA, the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium expanconsistency in the program. Consistency builds tradition and trasion project, or its ever-growing television exposure -includingdition is what the great college football programs all possess. its unique five-year arrangement with ESPN -as signs that Pirate Logan sees that kind of opportunity with the Pirates. football is finding a significant place on the college football map. After back-to-back winning seasons and bowl appearances, in Over the past two seasons, Logan's Pirates have compiled a addition to being the winningest Division I program in the Carorecord of 16-8 and earned consecutive invitations to the St. Jude linas the past two years, East Carolina is on the brink of a major Liberty Bowl in Memphis. No Division I school in North Carobreakthrough on the national level. The Pirates have long been a lina or South Carolina has enjoyed a better two-year record than respected squad in the minds of opposing coaches. But it has been the Pirates and only one other program has participated in bowl an on-going battle to gain the national attention from the media games in those seasons as the Pirates have. the program so much deserves. By winning nine games last seaLast season, Logan and his team culminated a banner year by son, including six to conclude the year, and finishing in nearly all finishing with a six-game win streak which included a 19-13 win of the final top 25 rankings, ECU is gaining some well-deserved over Pacific 10 power Stanford in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl at attention across the country. And Logan has been at the controls Memphis. The Pirates were ranked No. 23 in the final USA To-guiding the charge toward new-day/CNN poll and were listed at found notoriety. 14th in the New York Times comNow set to embark on his puter rankings. fifth season as the man at the No Division I football program Logan developed much of helm of East Carolina football, his coaching philosophy through in the Carolinas has beenLogan approaches his job with the influence of several head an intensity rivaled by few in more successful the past two coaches. He worked on the staff the business. He is a competiof current Ohio State coach John tor who challenges his players seasons than East Carolina's. Cooper at Tulsa, with Miami to excel on the practice field on The Pirates are the only team to Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson a daily basis. But while Logan at Oklahoma State and with Bill has well-defined expectations of win as many as 16 games and McCartney, formerly the head his players, he also has a genualso play in consecutive bowls coach at Colorado, and with Bill ine interest in their lives away Lewis at East Carolina. from football. in those two years. Logan is widely recognized He takes great pride in the as the architect of the potent PiECU football family and its rate offensive attack of the 1990s. closeness. It's no surprise that so many of the Pirates' recent His offensive ideas were implemented into the ECU system when signees, when asked why they chose to attend East Carolina, simhe served as offensive coordinator during the 1990 and '91 seaply say they felt comfortable in what they perceived as a great, sons. In 1991, East Carolina finished the season with an 11-1 record family atmosphere. When one combines that factor with the Piand reached a Top 10 national ranking. The grand finale that year rates' success on the field, it is easy to see why Logan and his was a thrilling, come-from-behind 37-34 victory over North Carocoaching staff have continued to enjoy stellar recruiting classes. lina State in the Peach Bowl. While holding the position of coorThere is no doubt that Logan is overseeing one of the fastest-dinator, Logan tutored quarterback Jeff Blake, who after a sensa-ECU Football

11 tional senior season in 1991, has gone on to become an NFL AllPro signal-caller for the Cincinnati Bengals. And now, Logan coaches the quarterback who is shattering all of Blake's ECU records -senior Marcus Crandell. Last season among the marks Crandell rewrote -the Pirates' all-time records for total offense and passing yards. While Logan has earned a name for his offensive creativity, he has been determined in his efforts since becoming head coach to upgrade East Carolina's defense. In Logan's four seasons as head coach, the program has made huge strides defensively. In 1992, the Pirates ranked 105th nationally among Division I schools in total defense; last fall, ECU was 38th. In scoring defense four years ago, East Carolina was again near the bottom at 101st but last season, the final rank was No. 30. And in pass efficiency defense, the Pirates were 98th in '92 compared to No. 7 in 1995. No longer are the days when the Pirates' offense carried the fortunes of the team on its back. Last season, the ECU defense played a large part in several key victories, including the Liberty Bowl when the Pirates held Stanford's highly-regarded offense to only 211 yards. Logan came to ECU in 1989 after serving as quarterbacks coach at Mississippi State for two seasons. During his first season with the Pirates, he coached the running backs. His coaching career started in 1974 as an assistant coach at Union High School in Tulsa, Okla. He began in the collegiate coaching ranks in 1980 as a tight ends coach at Oklahoma State under Jimmy Johnson and moved to Hutchinson Junior College the following year where he was the Jayhawk Conference Coach-of-the-ECU Football The Logan File Born: Feb. 3, 1953 at Lawton, Okla. Education: University of Tulsa, 1975 Coaching Experience: Union High School (Tulsa, Okla.), 1975-79 IAssistant; Oklahoma State, 1980/Tight Ends; Hutchinson Junior College, 1981-82/Head Coach; Tulsa, 1983-84/Offensive Coordinator; Colorado, 1985-86/ Running Backs; Mississippi State, 1987-88/Quarterbacks; East Carolina, 1989/Running Backs; 1990-91/ Offensive Coordinator; 1992-present/Head Coach Family: Wife, Laura; Sons Vincent, 13 and Nathanael, 11 Year in 1982. In 1983, he became offensive coordinator at Tulsa under John Cooper, who is currently head coach at Ohio State. Logan left Tulsa for Colorado in 1985 and coached the Buffalo running backs for two seasons before going to Mississippi State, where he coached the Bulldog quarterbacks. The year before Logan went to Colorado as running backs coach, the Buffaloes were 1-10. In 1985, Logan's first season at CU, the Buffaloes were 7-5, playing Washington in the Freedom Bowl. The following season, Colorado went 6-6, playing Baylor in the Bluebonnet Bowl. Many players that Logan recruited to Colorado were on the 1990 squad, which finished 11-1-1 and won a share of the national championship. While at Tulsa, Logan did not play football and had plans to get a doctorate degree and become a college professor. "I realized I wasn't going to the NFL," said Logan. "But, I had to teach in the public schools before going to graduate school. There (Union High School) they wanted me to coach football. I got addicted." Leaving Union High School, Logan coached tight ends at Oklahoma State and it was there he became hooked on the college game. Logan and his wife Laura, are the proud parents of two sons -Vincent (14) and Nathanael (12). Steve with his wife, Laura, and sons Nathanael (left) and Vincent (right). 25 11 tional senior season in 1991, has gone on to become an NFL AllPro signal-caller for the Cincinnati Bengals. And now, Logan coaches the quarterback who is shattering all of Blake's ECU records -senior Marcus Crandell. Last season among the marks Crandell rewrote -the Pirates' all-time records for total offense and passing yards. While Logan has earned a name for his offensive creativity, he has been determined in his efforts since becoming head coach to upgrade East Carolina's defense. In Logan's four seasons as head coach, the program has made huge strides defensively. In 1992, the Pirates ranked 105th nationally among Division I schools in total defense; last fall, ECU was 38th. In scoring defense four years ago, East Carolina was again near the bottom at 101st but last season, the final rank was No. 30. And in pass efficiency defense, the Pirates were 98th in '92 compared to No. 7 in 1995. No longer are the days when the Pirates' offense carried the fortunes of the team on its back. Last season, the ECU defense played a large part in several key victories, including the Liberty Bowl when the Pirates held Stanford's highly-regarded offense to only 211 yards. Logan came to ECU in 1989 after serving as quarterbacks coach at Mississippi State for two seasons. During his first season with the Pirates, he coached the running backs. His coaching career started in 1974 as an assistant coach at Union High School in Tulsa, Okla. He began in the collegiate coaching ranks in 1980 as a tight ends coach at Oklahoma State under Jimmy Johnson and moved to Hutchinson Junior College the following year where he was the Jayhawk Conference Coach-of-the-ECU Football The Logan File Born: Feb. 3, 1953 at Lawton, Okla. Education: University of Tulsa, 1975 Coaching Experience: Union High School (Tulsa, Okla.), 1975-79 IAssistant; Oklahoma State, 1980/Tight Ends; Hutchinson Junior College, 1981-82/Head Coach; Tulsa, 1983-84/Offensive Coordinator; Colorado, 1985-86/ Running Backs; Mississippi State, 1987-88/Quarterbacks; East Carolina, 1989/Running Backs; 1990-91/ Offensive Coordinator; 1992-present/Head Coach Family: Wife, Laura; Sons Vincent, 13 and Nathanael, 11 Year in 1982. In 1983, he became offensive coordinator at Tulsa under John Cooper, who is currently head coach at Ohio State. Logan left Tulsa for Colorado in 1985 and coached the Buffalo running backs for two seasons before going to Mississippi State, where he coached the Bulldog quarterbacks. The year before Logan went to Colorado as running backs coach, the Buffaloes were 1-10. In 1985, Logan's first season at CU, the Buffaloes were 7-5, playing Washington in the Freedom Bowl. The following season, Colorado went 6-6, playing Baylor in the Bluebonnet Bowl. Many players that Logan recruited to Colorado were on the 1990 squad, which finished 11-1-1 and won a share of the national championship. While at Tulsa, Logan did not play football and had plans to get a doctorate degree and become a college professor. "I realized I wasn't going to the NFL," said Logan. "But, I had to teach in the public schools before going to graduate school. There (Union High School) they wanted me to coach football. I got addicted." Leaving Union High School, Logan coached tight ends at Oklahoma State and it was there he became hooked on the college game. Logan and his wife Laura, are the proud parents of two sons -Vincent (14) and Nathanael (12). Steve with his wife, Laura, and sons Nathanael (left) and Vincent (right). 25

krjlfat1'MI. -"Going into last season, the team was anxious to rebound from a disappointing loss to Illinois in the '94 Liberty Bowl and used the phrase 'Unfinished Business' as a motivational message. This year, the situation is totally different as you're coming off a big win over Stanford in the bowl game. Talk about the team's approach to this season compared to last." W �,&WM. -"The thing I have talked to our players about is continuing to slam away at the door to gain respect where peopledon't continually raise their eyebrows when we win a game. I know before you get accepted, so to speak, you've got to prove it over and over again. I'm sure that Bobby Bowden went though this at Florida State. I'm sure that Miami went through when they were coming up out of the ashes. We're trying to break into the club and we just can't lose any of the momentum that we've got rolling. And we've got a decent amount of momentum going right now, on and off the field. No one game is going to break us. I say over and over, 'win the next game."' krjlfifiiM,. -"You must feel the program has made great progress from a recruiting standpoint in the state to gaining more respect on the national level. Do you think that situation is better?" l.i,h't'l�I-"I think it is getting a little bit better. I think the national media, whoever they are, still have a little bit of a hard time with us. And that's okay. Last year's final A.f' poll is a good example. I wonder how many people studied the records and who we beat. I think some of these people still can't get a handle on who we are, what we are and where we are.e" (r\!r/-hjMII-"Each season you have been the head coach, there have been strides. Have you been pleased with the progress of the program and what is the next step?" l.i&WMI -"The next step,Jor probably the next two or three years, is to continue to win substantial numbers of games in the 26 With the Pirates' Head Coach context of 7-4,8-3, 9-2. Those things have got to happen for us to continue to convince the high school prospects in this region that we are THE place to consider. That happened this past year. We were more than competitive in a prospect's home against whoever. It didn't matter. We signed 17 football players out of 25out of North Carolina and that hasn't happened at East Carolina in a long, long time. When we finish the expansion of our stadium, I think that is going to be the icing on the cake to take us over the top as Jar as our image and having us where our program should be.e" (rjlfatjjM,. -"Looking at this year's team, you made the comment coming out of spring practice that you now feel you can really go two-deep solidly at pretty much every position. As the head coach, you have to feel good about the depth this season?" l.i &WM I "In this day of 85 scholarships, I think it's about all you can say to have two at each position and that they can go perform at a level which will allow you to win. I think we're close to that. Our running back situation is a little bit iffy. Our quarterback situation, as Jar as No. 2, is iffy. The rest of our positions we feel good about. Honestly, we quietly played two-deep last year and we've got a lot of those kids back. The main thing that does is it will keep us from being fatigued. And I have always thought that fatigue causes injury. To me, it's a giant sign for progress and the other indicator is that this freshman class coming in is going to be more hard-pressed than any since I have been associated with East Carolina to get on the field. But the red-shirt thing is not a big thing with me. I don't red-shirt just to red-shirt. If a young man can help us win, I'll play him. I don't care ifhe's a freshman or not." (rji fat1ii.I.. -"When one looks at this year's senior class, one can see quantity and quality. Comment on this year's group of seniors." l.i,h'h�1-"This will be the biggest senior class we have had since the '91 campaign when we had 23seniors. I think I've got 19 going into this season. This senior class is my first class of signees. We signed 23that year and got to the finish line with 21. I had one ECU Football krjlfat1'MI. -"Going into last season, the team was anxious to rebound from a disappointing loss to Illinois in the '94 Liberty Bowl and used the phrase 'Unfinished Business' as a motivational message. This year, the situation is totally different as you're coming off a big win over Stanford in the bowl game. Talk about the team's approach to this season compared to last." W �,&WM. -"The thing I have talked to our players about is continuing to slam away at the door to gain respect where peopledon't continually raise their eyebrows when we win a game. I know before you get accepted, so to speak, you've got to prove it over and over again. I'm sure that Bobby Bowden went though this at Florida State. I'm sure that Miami went through when they were coming up out of the ashes. We're trying to break into the club and we just can't lose any of the momentum that we've got rolling. And we've got a decent amount of momentum going right now, on and off the field. No one game is going to break us. I say over and over, 'win the next game."' krjlfifiiM,. -"You must feel the program has made great progress from a recruiting standpoint in the state to gaining more respect on the national level. Do you think that situation is better?" l.i,h't'l�I-"I think it is getting a little bit better. I think the national media, whoever they are, still have a little bit of a hard time with us. And that's okay. Last year's final A.f' poll is a good example. I wonder how many people studied the records and who we beat. I think some of these people still can't get a handle on who we are, what we are and where we are.e" (r\!r/-hjMII-"Each season you have been the head coach, there have been strides. Have you been pleased with the progress of the program and what is the next step?" l.i&WMI -"The next step,Jor probably the next two or three years, is to continue to win substantial numbers of games in the 26 With the Pirates' Head Coach context of 7-4,8-3, 9-2. Those things have got to happen for us to continue to convince the high school prospects in this region that we are THE place to consider. That happened this past year. We were more than competitive in a prospect's home against whoever. It didn't matter. We signed 17 football players out of 25out of North Carolina and that hasn't happened at East Carolina in a long, long time. When we finish the expansion of our stadium, I think that is going to be the icing on the cake to take us over the top as Jar as our image and having us where our program should be.e" (rjlfatjjM,. -"Looking at this year's team, you made the comment coming out of spring practice that you now feel you can really go two-deep solidly at pretty much every position. As the head coach, you have to feel good about the depth this season?" l.i &WM I "In this day of 85 scholarships, I think it's about all you can say to have two at each position and that they can go perform at a level which will allow you to win. I think we're close to that. Our running back situation is a little bit iffy. Our quarterback situation, as Jar as No. 2, is iffy. The rest of our positions we feel good about. Honestly, we quietly played two-deep last year and we've got a lot of those kids back. The main thing that does is it will keep us from being fatigued. And I have always thought that fatigue causes injury. To me, it's a giant sign for progress and the other indicator is that this freshman class coming in is going to be more hard-pressed than any since I have been associated with East Carolina to get on the field. But the red-shirt thing is not a big thing with me. I don't red-shirt just to red-shirt. If a young man can help us win, I'll play him. I don't care ifhe's a freshman or not." (rji fat1ii.I.. -"When one looks at this year's senior class, one can see quantity and quality. Comment on this year's group of seniors." l.i,h'h�1-"This will be the biggest senior class we have had since the '91 campaign when we had 23seniors. I think I've got 19 going into this season. This senior class is my first class of signees. We signed 23that year and got to the finish line with 21. I had one ECU Football

young man get tired of football and quit, and another man go out on McPhail could and would do the medical. We had Mark Libiano and Morris Foreman in the original job. And he did, and of course, class who didn't red-shirt. It has been an exceptional group of kids as he was an NFL draft pick. Befar as all of them staying interested, staying dedicated and being willhind Jerris, we didn't have a guy ing to pay the price. And that's a healthy situation. They are all on of that caliber. We're going to schedule on graduate and they have done everything properly." look for someone to step up and get the job done. I'm concerned, kr\!rfhiMI. -"You mentioned Mark Libiano and Morris but we went through the '91 season when we really didn't have a Foreman. Those were two of last year's seniors who played running back. We had good kids, key roles. Talk about the guys you lost from last year's team." but we didn't have a 1,000-yard W.i ltWO . -"The four that jump off the top of your head are rusher. We can exist okay, but Foreman, Libiano, (Walter) Scott and (Emmanuel) McDaniel of the right now, we don't have that defensive side of the ball. Those four kids have played a ton of footkind of back. We're going to have ball. Those four have literally played four years of college football to develop one.e" almost from the day they hit campus. You don't just replace those guys. Somebody has to grow into those positions by degrees. I think Crjlri1iMI. -"What do you see as the team's primary we've got the people to do it. I think Buck Collins and Mondell Corbett strengths?" can do what Walter Scott did. We're probably going to move Dwight Henry into Emmanuel's position, which is Dwight's natural posiW�i&WO. -'Tm hoping that our character should be sometion. We've been playing four or five LBs all along. (B.J.) Crane, thing special this year. I've seen large senior classes get content and (Marvin) Burke, (Carlos) Brown have all played a ton of football. self-centered and I'm monitoring that to make sure that doesn't hapWe're going to move B.J. outside to his natural position. I don't pen. It can happen despite your best effort some time. Our senior think we'll see as big an impact losing those players as people think, class islarge, but out of 19 guys, there might just be two legit NFL even though they were all outstanding players." guys there. And that's okay, because you can win as long as you've got real good college football players. I think we've got 19 seniors &rjlri1iM1. -"What are your biggest concerns heading who are pretty good college football players. Their chemistry and into the season?" their character are going to have to be assets to them. In my opinion, I don't think we've got the raw talent just to show up and win. Il�i ,?WO I-"The running back situation isa concern. We had don't think we're in that elite category yet.e" Junior Smith for three and a half years and then when he graduated a lot of people were worried. But I felt totally confident that Jerris lrjlci1jc,j,i-"Marcus Crandell seems to be the perfect fit for the offense ECU runs and his numbers speak for themselves. You have made the statement that you wouldn't trade him for any other quarterback in the country. What makes Marcus stand out as such a special person, on and off the field?" l�i &WO I-"There are 10answers to that one question, because he's just a special guy. The thing that I get such a conscious kick out ofisMarc's ability to grasp the situation. I've never been around an individual who learns as easily as Marc on ANY issue, not just football. He has the most absorbent mind of any young man I've ever worked with. He has such a deep sense of appreciation for information, and he processes it so quickly that sometimes it absolutely boggles my mind.e" lrji@3iM,.-"So much of the attention ECU has received has centered around the offense, yet you have been determined to improve the defense and the results are apparent now. Talk about your emphasis to building the Pirate defense." l.i ,f-Ji,10 I -"Well, it's recruiting. When we go recruiting, we go searching from Long Island to Miami for defensive, front seven football players. We're looking for nose guards, defensive ends, defensive tackles and linebackers. We are going to stop people from running the football. There are enough defensive backs and receivers for everybody to get, but there aren't enough defensive,front seven people. That's what we target our recruiting.e" ECU Football 27

PAUL JETTEBirthdate: Feb. 3, 1955Birthplace:College: Texas, 1977Kermit, Texas Responsibility: Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers Coaching Experience: Texas (1977-78);Oklahoma State (1979-82/LB, 1983/DB,1984/Def. Coord.); Miami, Fla. (1985/Def. Coord., DB); Texas (1986-88/Def.Coord., DB); Wisconsin (1990-91/DB);Texas Christian (1992-93/DB); EastCarolina (1994-present/Def. Coord.,ILB)Playing Experience: Texas (1974-76) JEFF JAGODZINSKI Birthplace:Birthdate:Milwaukee, Wis.Oct. 12, 1963 College: Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1985 Responsibility: Offensive Line Coaching Experience: Wis.-Whitewater(1985/RB); Northern Illinois (1986/Grad. Asst., OL); LSU (1987-88/Grad.Asst., OL); East Carolina (1989-91/TE,Asst. OL, 1992-present/OL)Playing Experience: WisconsinWhitewater (1982-85) JAMES WEBSTER Birthplace:College: Birthdate:WinsNorth ton-Salem,Carolina, N.C.197Aug. 27, 1950 2 Responsibility: Outside Linebackers Coaching Experience: North Carolina(1973-74/JV Coach); Florida (1974-75/LB); Kansas (1975-78/LB); Colorado(1978-81/LB); Northwestern (1982-84/DB); Wake Forest (1988-93/LB);Dartmouth (1993-95/LB); East Carolina(1995-present/OLB)Playing Experience: North Carolina(1968-72) 28 DOUG MARTINBirthdate: Feb. 4, 1963Birthplace: Knoxville, Tenn.College: Kentucky, 1985 Responsibility: Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coaching Experience: Kentucky (198588/Grad.nAsst., WR); East Tennessee St.(1988-91/Off. Coord., QB, WR); EastCarolina (1992-93/TE, Special Teams,1994-95/WR, 1996/Off. Coord.)Playing Experience: Kentucky (1981-84) JERRY McMANUS Birthplace:College: Birthdate:EastWake Orange,Forest, N.197J.Jan. 18, 1954 8 Responsibility: Running Backs Coaching Experience: Tulane (1983-84/DB); Connecticut (1985-86/DB); WakeForest (1987/WR, 1988-92/QB, 1993-95/ILB); East Carolina (1996/RB)Playing Experience: Wake Forest (197576) CLIFF YOSHIDA Birthplace:Birthdate:Los Angeles, Calif.Sept. 11, 1939 College: Cal Poly Pomona, 1963 Responsibility: Defensive Line Coaching Experience: Utah State 072/DL, Def. Coord.); Wake Forest (1973,1975-77/Def. Coord., 1974/DL); Duke978-80/Def. Coord.); Wake Forest(1987-92/DL); Southern University(1993/Def. Coord.);EastCarolina (1994present/DL)Playing Experience: Cal Poly Pomona(1960-63) JIM FLEMINGBirthdate:Birthplace: New York CitySept. 23, 1959 , N.Y.College: Univ. of the South, 1982 Responsibility: Defensive Backs Coaching Experience: South Carolina(1985-86/Grad. Asst., WR); Boise State(1987-88/WR,TE, 1989-92/Def. Coord.,DB, Special Teams); Brown (1993/Def.Coord.); EastCarolina (1994/OLB, 1995present/DB)Playing Experience: Univ. of the South(1978-81) WILLIE SCOTTBirthdate: Feb. 13, 1959Birthplace: Newberry, S.C.College: South Carolina, 1981 Responsibility: Tight Ends Coaching Experience: Newberry College (1991/Off. Asst.); South Carolina(1993/Grad. Asst., TE, OL); East Carolina (1994-present/TE)Playing Experience: South Carolina(1977-80); KansasCity Chiefs (1981-86);New England Patriots (1986-89) JEFF CONNORS Birthplace:Birthdate:Brownsville, Pa.June 12, 1956 College: Salem (W. Va.) College, 1980Bucknell University (Masters), 1991 Responsibility: Strength & ConditioningCoaching Experience: Tennessee Military Acad. (1982-83/LB/Strength);Ringold (Pa.) High School (1983/Asst.);The Benjamin School (Fla.), (1984-88/Off. Coord./Wrestling Coach); Bucknell(1988-91/Strength); East Carolina (1991present/Strength & Conditioning)Playing Experience: Salem College(1977-80) ECU Football

Paul Doug JETTE MARTIN Defensive Coordinator/ Offensive Coordinator/ Inside Linebackers Receivers Year at ECU: 3rd Year at ECU: 5th Paul Jette is in his third season at East Carolina, serving as Doug Martin begins his first season as offensive coordinator defensive coordinator and coaching the inside linebackers. at East Carolina and his fifth overall as a member of the Pirates' Jette came to Greenville after two seasons as defensive backfield coaching staff. coach at Texas Christian University. Martin was named offensive coordinator in January. He will Jette carries an impressive resume, one which includes 17 years continue to work with the ECU wide receivers, a responsibility he in collegiate coaching and stints in the Southwest Conference, Big has held the past two seasons. Martin, who came to East CaroTen Conference and the Big Eight Conference. lina in 1992, spent his first two years coaching the tight ends. Before coaching at TCU, the Devine, Texas native coached deBefore coming to ECU, the 33-year-old Oak Ridge, Tenn. nafensive backs at Wisconsin. While with the Badgers, Jette coached tive served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at East All-American Troy Vincent. Wisconsin's secondary was rated first Tennessee State for four seasons. in the Big Ten in 1991 in pass efficiency. Martin, a 1985 graduate of the University of Kentucky, served Jette, 42, served as defensive coordinator at his alma mater, as a graduate assistant at his alma mater for two seasons. the University of Texas, for three seasons (1986-88) for head coaches In 1993, Martin coached ECU tight end Carlester Crumpler, Fred Akers and David McWilliams. He also coached the Longwho was named first-team All-American by the Walter Camp Foothorn defensive backs. ball Foundation. He was the defensive coordinator and secondary coach at MiA four-year letterman for the Wildcats, Martin was a part-time ami (Fla.) during the 1985 season. Jette tutored All-American starter at quarterback in 1982 before injuries limited his playing Bennie Blades during the '85 campaign as the Hurricanes finished time. In 1982, Martin completed 39 of 83 passes for 423 yards and in the top 10 in every major poll. a touchdown. He played his first season for Fran Curci and his The 1977 Texas graduate served two years as a graduate assislast three seasons for Coach Jerry Claiborne. tant at his alma mater before going to Oklahoma State in 1979. Martin won the Courage Award at UK in 1982. In 1984, Martin's He coached the linebackers from 1979-82 and defensive backs in senior season, Kentucky defeated Wisconsin, 20-19 in the Hall of 1983 while with the Cowboys' program. In his final year at OSU, Fame Bowl. In 1985, he received the game ball in the Wildcats' 27Jette also served as defensive coordinator. Jette and ECU head 7 victory over Cincinnati. coach Steve Logan were on the Oklahoma State staff together in While at Kentucky, Martin worked with Cornell Burbage, a 1980. wide receiver with the Dallas Cowboys. Jette has coached in 10 bowl games, including the past two Martin attended Oak Ridge (Tenn.) High School and led his Liberty Bowls, 1989 Hall of Fame Bowl, 1987 Bluebonnet Bowl, football team to consecutive state titles as a junior and senior. In 1986 USF&G Sugar Bowl, 1984 Gator Bowl, 1983 Bluebonnet Bowl, those seasons, Martin completed 143 of 214 passes for 3,105 yards 1981 Independence Bowl, 1978 Cotton Bowl and 1978 Sun Bowl. and 37 touchdowns. A three-year starter at defensive back at Texas under coach His hobbies include golf, fishing, running and reading. Darrell Royal, Jette played in the Cotton Bowl, Gator Bowl and Martin and his wife, Vicki, have three children: Cory, 7; Molly, Bluebonnet Bowl. 5; Bobby, 2. Jette and his wife, Vicki, have five children: Allison, 14; Katharyn, 11; Quinn, 7; David, 5; Will, 5. The Jette File The Martin File Born: February 3, 1955 at Kermit, Texas . Born: February 2, 1963 at Knoxville, Tenn. Hometown:Education: Devine, Texas Texas, Business Administration, 1977; Devine (Texas) High Hometown:Education: Oak Ridge, Tenn. Kentucky, History, 1986; Oak Ridge (Tenn.) High School School Coaching Experience: Kentucky (wide receivers, 1985-88); East Coaching Experience: Texas (graduate assistant, 1977-78); Oklahoma Tennessee State (offensive coordinator/ quarterbacks and wide State (linebackers, 1979-82), (defensive backs, 1983-84), defensive receivers, 1988-91); East Carolina (tight ends/special teams coordinator, 1984); Miami (Fla.) (defensive coordinator/defensive coordinator, 1992-93; wide receivers (1994-95); offensive coordinabacks, 1985); Texas (defensive coordinator/defensive backs, 1986-. tor/wide receivers, 1996) 88); Wisconsin (defensive backs, 1990-91); TCU (defensive backs, Marital Status: Married to the former Vicki Teater of Lexington, Ky.1992-93); East Carolina (defensive coordinator/inside linebackers, Children: Cory, 7; Molly, 5; Bobby, 21994-present) Marital Status: Married to the former Vicki Wallace of Devine, Texas Children: Allison, 14; Katharyn, 11; Quinn, 7; David, 5; Will, 5 ECU Football 29

Jim Jeff FLEMING JAGODZINSKI Defensive Backs Offensive Line Year at ECU: 3rd Year at ECU: 8th Jim Fleming begins his third season at East Carolina, coaching Jeff Jagodzinski begins his eighth year as a member of the the secondary for the second consecutive year. During his initial East Carolina staff. The 33-year-old native of Milwaukee, Wis. season with the Pirates, Fleming coached the ECU outside linecame to ECU from Louisiana State University where he was a backers. graduate assistant working with the offensive line. Last season, the Pirates ranked No. 7 nationally in pass effiJagodzinski will coach the Pirate offensive line for the fifth seaciency defense. son after three years coaching the tight ends and assisting with Fleming, 37, came to East Carolina after spending the 1993 seathe offensive line. Jagodzinski coached Luke Fisher, who was one son at Brown University as defensive coordinator. Before joining of the most productive tight ends in college football during his the staff of the Ivy League school, Fleming was the defensive cocareer (1988-91) and East Carolina's all-time leader in receptions ordinator and defensive backs coach for three seasons at Boise (102). State University. In 1992, Jagodzinski coached Tom Scott, who was a first-team Fleming's Boise State defenses led the Big Sky Conference in All-American and sixth-round NFL draft pick of the Cincinnati scoring defense in 1990 while advancing to the NCAA I-AA semiBengals. finals. His 1991 defense ranked first in the Big Sky in all major While working at LSU, the Tigers participated in the 1987 Gator statistical categories and finished first nationally in rushing deBowl and the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl. fense. In 1992, the Broncos led the league in forced turnovers. Jagodzinski served as a graduate assistant at Northern Illinois Fleming's defensive staff was also responsible for all special for one year, working with the offensive line. He began his coachteams and ranked third nationally in kickoff returns in 1991 and ing career at his alma mater, Wisconsin-Whitewater, coaching the led the Big Sky in punt returns in 1990 while also blocking 12 kicks. running backs. During his first season at Boise State in 1988, Fleming coached While playing at Wisconsin-Whitewater, Jagodzinski was a the wide receivers and tight ends. 1983 all-conference selection at running back. Prior to coming to Boise State, Fleming served as a graduate At West Allis Central High School, he was an all-conference assistant coach at the University of South Carolina, working with choice in football and participated on three conference championthe Gamecocks' wide receivers. ship teams in baseball. He was the conference rushing and scorA 1982 graduate of the University of the South, Fleming earned ing leader as a senior with over 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns. four letters while playing wide receiver and tight end. He was a Jagodzinski and his wife, Lisa, have two children: Josh and second-team all-conference selection at wide receiver in 1980 and Joanne. first-team all-league tight end in 1981. He was also a four-yearstarter and team captain of the University of the South baseball team. Fleming and his wife, Leslie, have four children: Jimmy, Will, Kate and Meg. The Fleming File The Jagodzinski File Born: September 23, 1959 at New York, N.Y. Born: October 12, 1963 at Milwaukee, Wis. YHometown: New York, N.. Hometown: Education: Milwaukee, Wis. WisconsinEducation: University of the South, English, 1982; Greenwich H.S. -Whitewater, 1985; West Allis High School Coaching Experience: South Carolina (graduate assistant/wide Coaching Experience: Wisconsin-Whitewater (running backs, 1985);receivers, 1985-86); Boise State (wide receivers/tight ends, Northern Illinois (graduate assistant/offensive line, 1986); LSU1987-88; defensive coordinator/defensive backs/special teams, (graduate assistant/offensive line, 1987-88); East Carolina (tight1989-92); Brown (defensive coordinator/1993); East Carolina ends/assistant offensive line, 1989-91; offensive line, 1992-present) (outside linebackers, 1994; defensive backs, 1995-96) Marital Status: Married to the former Lisa Tucker of Fayetteville, N.C. Marital Status: Married to the former Leslie Dearing of Tallahassee Children: Josh, 8; Joanne, 1. Children: Jimmy, 7; Will, 6; Kate, 4; Meg, 1. 30 ECU Football

Jerry Willie MCMANUS SCOTT Running Backs Tight Ends Year at ECU: 1st Year at ECU: 3rd Jerry McManus is the newest member of the East Carolina staff, Willie Scott, a former first round draft choice in the National joining the Pirates' staff last February after nine seasons at Wake Football League, is entering his third season on the staff at East Forest University. Carolina after one year as a graduate assistant at South Carolina. While at Wake Forest, McManus spent the past three seasons As a member of the Pirates' staff, Scott coaches the tight ends. as the linebackers coach. During his first six years in WinstonA 1981 graduate of South Carolina and standout tight end with Salem, he was the Demon Deacons' quarterbacks coach under Bill the Gamecocks, Scott enjoyed a stellar NFL career. He was the Dooley. McManus also spent time coaching Wake's wide receiv14th player selected in the 1981 NFL draft when chosen by the ers during his first season. Before joining the East Carolina staff, Kansas City Chiefs. He played five seasons for the Chiefs before McManus had the longest tenure of any member of the Deacons' finishing his career in 1989 after a three-year stay with the New staff. England Patriots. While serving as the quarterbacks coach at Wake Forest, Scott helped lead the Gamecocks to a pair of postseason bowl McManus tutored three of the top six passers in Demon Deacons' games -the 1979 Hall of Fame and the 1980 Gator Bowls. school history, including the school's all-time passing leader Mike Following his retirement from professional football, Scott Elkins. McManus also helped lead Wake to a berth in the 1992 served one year on the coaching staff at Newberry College. In Independence Bowl, its first postseason appearance since 1979. 1992, Scott worked as the assistant ticket manager at South CaroMcManus began his coaching career as a graduate assistant lina. under Dooley at Virginia Tech in 1978, working with defensive Scott earned his bachelor's degree in Health Education from backs. Following one year at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, South Carolina in 1981. McManus served as defensive backfield coach at Pittsburgh (1981), Scott is married to the former Mamie Lee Martain of ColumTulane (1983-84) and Connecticut (1985-86). bia. As a player at Wake Forest, the first-year Pirate coach threw for more than 1,000 yards and 10 touchdowns in the mid-1970s. One of his individual highlights was passing for two touchdowns and running for another in a 1975 upset of nationally-ranked North Carolina State. McManus and his wife, Robin, have three children: daughter Kelly, son Ryan and Katie, 6. The McManus File The Scott File Born: January 18, 1954 at East Orange, N.J. Born: February 13, 1959 at Newberry, S.C. Hometown: Dania, Fla. Hometown: Newberry, S.C. Education: Wake Forest, 1978; South Broward High School Education: South Carolina, 1981; Newberry (S.C.) High School Coaching Experience: Virginia Tech (graduate assistant/ defensive Coaching Experience: Newberry College (running backs, tight ends, backs, 1978; U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (1980); Pittsburgh receivers, special teams, 1991); South Carolina (graduate assistant, (defensive backs, 1981); Tulane (defensive backs, 1982-84; offensive line and tight ends, 1993); East Carolina (tight ends, 1994Connecticut (defensive backs, 1985-86); Wake Forest (quarterpresent) backs, 1987-93; linebackers, 1993-95; recruiting coordinator, 1994-Marital Status: Married to the former Mamie Lee Martain of 95; East Carolina (running backs, February, 1996-present) Columbia, S.C. Marital Status: Married to the former Robin Stokes of Newport News, Va. Children: Kelly, 12; Ryan, 9; Katie, 6 ECU Football 31

James Cliff WEBSTER YOSHIDA Outside Linebackers Defensive Line Year at ECU: 2nd Year at ECU: 3rd James Webster, a 19-year college coaching veteran, enters his A college coaching veteran of more than 25 years, Cliff Yoshida second season as an assistant coach on the East Carolina staff. joined the East Carolina staff in February of 1994. Yoshida came Webster coaches the Pirates' outside linebackers. to Greenville after one season as the defensive coordinator at He came to East Carolina after spending two seasons coaching Southern University in Baton Rouge. He coaches the defensive the inside linebackers at Dartmouth College. He has also been an line for the Pirates. assistant coach at Wake Forest (1988-93), coaching the defensive Before joining the staff at Southern, Yoshida spent six years at ends; and at Northwestern (1982-84), working with the defensive Wake Forest University (1987-92) as defensive line coach. Prior to backs. joining the Demon Deacons' staff, Yoshida spent six years at VirWebster also served assistant coaching stints at Colorado (1978-ginia Tech (1981-86) under head coach Bill Dooley, responsible for 81), Kansas (1975-78) and Florida (1974). Webster began his collethe defensive line. North Carolina in 1973. giate coaching career, working with the junior varsity squad at While at Virginia Tech, Yoshida played a key role in a Hokie defense that ranked among the national leaders in both rushing A 1972 graduate of North Carolina, Webster was a standout and scoring defense. His most-recognized pupil during that time defensive player for the Tarheels. He was named the Most Valuwas Bruce Smith, the 1984 Outland Trophy winner, and the top able Defensive Player for UNC in the 1971 Gator Bowl and has an pick in the 1985 NFL draft by the Buffalo Bills. award established at North Carolina for him. The Jim Webster Yoshida was also an assistant coach at Duke for three seasons Award is given to the best defensive player in the UNC-Wake For(1979-80) and Wake Forest for five seasons (1973-77).est football game each season. He was also a recipient of the Brian Piccolo Award by the Atlantic Coast Conference in February, 1972. While working at Wake Forest, Webster served on the President's Race Relations Commission. Webster and his wife, Cornelia, have a son, Kali, 18. The Webster File The Yoshida File Born: August 27, 1950 at Winston-Salem, N.C. Born: September 11, 1939 at Los Angeles, Calif. Hometown: Winston-Salem, N.C. Hometown: Covina, Calif. Education: North Carolina, 1972; Parkland (N.C.) Senior High School Education: Cal Poly Pomona, 1963; Covina High School Coaching Experience: UNC Chapel Hill (junior varsity coach, 1973-Coaching Experience: Utah State (defensive coordinator/defensive 74); Florida (linebackers, 1974); Kansas (linebackers, 1975-78); line, 1970-72); Wake Forest (defensive coordinator, 1973, 1975-77; Colorado (1978-81); Northwestern (defensive backs, 1982-84); Wake defensive line, 1974); Duke (defensive coordinator, 1978-80); Forest (linebackers, 1988-93); Dartmouth (linebackers, 1993-95); East Virginia Tech (defensive line, 1981-86); Wake Forest (defensive Carolina (outside linebackers, 1995-Present) line, 1987-92); Southern University (defensive coordinator, 1993); Marital Status: Married to the former Cornelia Matthews of Roxboro, East Carolina (defensive line, 1994-Present) N.C. Children: Chris, 23 Children: Kali, 18 32 ECU Football

Jeff CONNORS Director of Strength and Conditioning Year at ECU: 6th Jeff Connors enters his sixth season as East Carolina's Director of Strength and Conditioning.Connors came to ECU from Bucknell University prior to the1991 football season. His presence was immediately felt not onlyin thefootballprogram, but in the entire ECU athletic department.On several occasions, Connors received standing ovations fromthe football squad in the lockerroom after big Pirate victories.Connors has served as a featured speaker at the 1995 NationalStrength and Conditioning Association Conference in Phoenix,Ariz. as well as the '96 NSCAConference inAtlanta this pastJune.He earned Regional Director-of-the-Year honors for the NSCA, aswell as being nominated for the National Strength Coach-of-theYear.Before coaching at Bucknell, Connors coached high school football and wrestling for eight years and registered a 31-14 record ashead wrestling coach at The Benjamin School in North Palm Beach,Fla. He also served as the offensive coordinator of the footballprogram.Prior to his stints at The Benjamin School and Bucknell,Connors served as the linebackers coach at directed the strengthprogram at the Tennessee Military Institute in Sweetwater, Tenn.He managed the Sweetwater Fitness Center as well.The 1980 graduate of Salem (W.Va.) College was a four-yearstarter on the football team as a cornerback. During his sophomore and junior years, he led the team in interceptions. Connorsserved as team captain his senior season.A competitive powerlifter, Connors has won four state titlesin powerlifting and has been ranked as fourthnationally. Connorsholds Level I certification in Olympic Weight Lifting by the U.S.Weightlifting Federation, and has been a health fitness instructorfor the ACSM.Connorsand his wife, Michelle, have a son, Beau, and a daughter, Kaitlin. The Connors FileBorn: June 12, 1956 at Brownsville, Pa.Hometown: Washington, Pa.Education: Salem (W.Va.) College, 1980; Waynesburg College(Teaching Certificate, 1984); Bucknell, Masters, 1991; Beth-CenterHigh School, (Fredericktown, Pa.)Coaching Experience: Tennessee Military Institute (assistant/strength, 1981-83); Ringgold (Pa.) High School /Football);The Benjamin School, North Palm Beach, Fla. (assistant football/head wrestling/strength coach, 1984-88); Bucknell (strength andconditioning, 1988-91); East Carolina (strength and conditioning,1991Marital ent)esrPStatus: Married to the former Michele Dansereau of Jupiter,Fla.Children: Beau, 7; Kaitlin, 5 33ECU Football

school and community health, and also worked in the sports mediTerry Tilghman cine program while attending school. Hanley earned his master's Graduate Assistant degree from Eastern Illinois in 1986 in physical education. Terry Tilghman enters second year on Hanley and his wife, Karen, have two daughters, Kate and the East Carolina coaching staff after Sarah.having a stellar four-year career anchoring the offensive line for the Pirates. Tom DoyleTilghman was an important cog in the Director of Pirates' quest in achieving a bid to the 1994 St. Jude Liberty Bowl against IlliAthletic Video nois. The Mesquite, Texas native earned All-Independent honors from the AssoTom Doyle, 34, begins his seventh year ciated Press and Football News. Tilghman also garnered All-Libas Director of Athletic Video at East erty Bowl Alliance honors as well. He was also a member of the Carolina University. He oversees all vid1992 Peach Bowl squad. eotaping for the Pirate football coaches The highly-touted three-year letterman of Mesquite High was and also produces videos for the entire a member of the Dallas Time-Herald Metro-Ples Top 100 in his athletics department. senior season. Prior to his final year, he was listed among the top Doyle produced the highlight video of 20 players in the State of Texas. the 1991 East Carolina football season Tilghman and his wife, Jennifer, have two children, Terry Jr. entitled "We Believe." and Jordan. He engineers football games on the Pirate Sports Network. Doyle also coordinates video services in Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. Damon Wilson The 1991 ECU graduate has been involved in covering Pirate football since 1986, while working with various media outlets in Graduate Assistant the state.Damon Wilson, a former East Carolina Doyle is married to the former Renee Shamblin. running back, is entering his first season as a graduate assistant coach on the Pirates' staff. Wilson will assist with the James Frazier ECU defensive line. Director of Wilson, a native of Jacksonville, Fla., played four seasons for the Pirates, from Athletic Equipment 1991-94 and was a member of the '91 James Frazier, 26, begins his second East Carolina team which finished 11-1 year as Director of Athletic Equipment and defeated North Carolina State in the Peach Bowl. During that at East Carolina University. season, Wilson carried 34 times for 82 yards and scored five touchFrazier, a native of Baton Rouge, La., downs. worked as a member of the football Wilson came to East Carolina after a standout prep career at equipment staff at his alma mater, LouiRibault High School in Jacksonville, Fla. At Ribault, Wilson earned siana State University for three years three letters in football and two each in track and wrestling. As a before joining the Pirates' program. senior, Wilson rushed for 817 yards. Prior to working for LSU's highly-acclaimed football equipment staff, Frazier served as the head student manager for the Tigers' national championship track and field program for two Mike Hanley years. Head Athletic Trainer Frazier, a certified member of the Athletic Equipment ManagMike Hanley begins his seventh year ers Association, is single. on the Sports Medicine staff at East Carolina, and the fourth as head athletic trainer.Hanley, a 1982 graduate of ECU, returned to his alma mater in 1990 after serving as assistant athletic trainer at Kent State University for a three-year stint. He has also been the athletic trainer at Kentucky Wesleyan College in Owensboro, Ky. for one year.Hanley, 36, began his career at Stebbins High School in Dayton, Ohio in 1983 and moved on to Wayne High School in Huber Heights, Ohio the following year. He began his collegiate career Joyce Stroud Robert Feivor at Kentucky Wesleyan College in 1986. Football Office Football Office Assistant AssistantThe New Rochelle, N.Y. native earned his degree from ECU in 34 ECU Football

, 14 Brian Bentley LB . So. . 6-3 . 225 Huntington, N. Y. Saw action in all 11 games during season with most of play coming on special teams ... Was moved to the bench corner position from strong safety position prior to 1995 season but has since been shifted to linebacker spot ... has added weight and strength since conclusion of '95 campaign. 1995: One of Pirates' top special teams performers ... Also saw limited action in secondary. 1994: Did not see any action ... Redshirted season ... Worked as a defensive back. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, basketball and track at Huntington (N.Y.) High School ... Played defensive back and was a captain for the Blue Devils ... In junior and senior seasons, accumulated 66 solo tackles, 48 assists and four interceptions ... Named All-League, All-County and MVP of his high school team ... Coached in high school by John Paci ... Averaged 18 points per game in basketball. PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise Sports Science ... Son of Donald and Carolyn Bentley ... Born Dec. 8, 1975 ... Enjoys fishing, bikeriding and swimming. 53 Carlos BrolNn LB . Sr. . 6-1 . 235 Elizabeth City, N.C. Came on strong in back-up role in 1995 ... Good natural instincts ... Expected to start at one of the inside linebacker positions in 1996 after splitting time last fall. 1995: Played in all 11 games, backing up Mark Libiano ... Ranked No. 6 on the Pirate squad in tackles with 61, including 38 solos ... Had excellent game in regular season finale vs. Memphis as he had one interception and a fumble recovery ... Had season-best nine tackles in home victory over Central Michigan ... Also totalled eight stops in games vs. Cincinnati and Tulsa ... Also had seven quarterback pressures and two tackles for loss. 1994: Played in 10 games as a backup to Libiano at willie linebacker ... Missed games against Central Florida and Memphis with a rib injury ... Started against Southern Miss and had season-best four tackles ... Finished season with 13 total tackles, seven of which were solos ... Third on the team in special teams tackles with seven. 1993: Played in nine games and started in two at sam linebacker ... Had 17 total tackles, including 15 solos ... Had two stops behind the line of scrimmage (both against Memphis State) ... Season-best 7tackles against Memphis State ... Started against Memphis State and Central Florida. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football for coach Eric McDaniels at Northeastern High School in Elizabeth City, N.C. ... Became ECU's last signee of the 1993 class, when he inked a scholarship in June ... Named all-conference in football as running back and linebacker ... Named school's player of the year ... Played in the McDonald's North Carolina East-West All-Star Basketball Game. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science at ECU ... Son of Olivia Brown ... Born July 5, 1975 ... Favorite sports hero is Phoenix Suns' Charles Barkley ... Enjoys playing basketball. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT1993 15 2 17 2 0 0-0 0 01994 7 6 13 1 0 0-0 1 01995 38 23 61 2 1 1-1 1 1Totals 60 31 91 5 1 1-1 2 1 "' Ill -a.'-----"---MARVIN BURKE Linebacker Ell ., 51 Marvin Burke LB . Sr. . 6-0 . 250 Jacksonville, Fla. Became solid force for Pirates in 1995 at LB position ... Mostphysical of the inside linebackers ... Plays run well ... A steady performer last season, Burke will start at inside linebacker position for second year in a row in 1996.1995: Started all 11 games and recorded 91 tackles, third-best for the Pirates ... Posted a career best 15 tackles in home win against West Virginia ... Also had double figure stops against Tennessee (11), Illinois (12) and Tulsa (11) ... Had 10 tackles in Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford ... Recorded two sacks (vs. Illinois and West Virginia) and one tackle for loss ... Had four pass deflections and three QB pressures ... forced two fumbles.1994: Played in all 12 games ... Started five games at mike linebacker against South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Tulsa, Cincinnati and Auburn ... Credited with 47 total tackles, including 23 solos ... Also had one sack for minus 7 yards and one tackle for loss of 3Recovered and forced a fumble (both vs. South Carolina) yards ... ... Had season-high nine stops against Virginia Tech. 36 ECU Football

23 23 1993: After sitting out first four games of season, played a reserve role in last seven contests ... Recorded two tackles, one solo and one assisted ... Credited with an assisted tackle against South Carolina and a solo stop against Cincinnati. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football at Raines High School in Jacksonville, Fla . ... As a senior, had 87 solo tackles and 51 assists ... During prep career, had 410 tackles, one interception, caused 13 fumbles, recovered four and had five sacks ... Pre-season Super 11 in Jacksonville and Super Prep. PERSONAL: Academic major is Elementary Education at ECU ... Son of Marvin and Barbara Burke ... Born Sept. 14, 1975 in Jacksonville, Fla . ... Favorite childhood sports hero was Sam Huff ... Calls his mother a role model. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT 1993 1 1 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 , 87 Lan,ont Chappell FL . R-Fr. . 6-1 . 180 Greensboro, N.C. Expected to see his first action in ECU uniform this season ... Provides Pirates' receiving corps with depth. 1995: Was red-shirted and see did not see any game action. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, two in track and field and one in basketball at Person High School in Roxboro, 1 1-1 1 01994 24 47 1 1995 39 52 91 N.C. ... Played five positions in football career for coach John Lacy 1 2 2-1 4 0 Totals 63 77 140 2 3 3-2 5 0 64 Lan,ont Burns OG . Sr. . 6-5 . 275 Greensboro, N.C. Starter for Pirates at offensive guard ... Along with Jamie Gray, one of two returning Pirates to start each of team's dozen games last season on offensive line ... Came to ECU in 1992 as a defensive lineman ... Played defensive end in 1993 and moved to tight end after 1994 spring drills ... During 1994 season was switched to offensive guard ... Has gained over 25 pounds since the end of his sophomore season. 1995: Started all 12 games at offensive guard position ... Only returning Pirate offensive lineman to start every game on the line at the same position ... Was named most improved offensive player for '95 season. 1994: Played in four games as a reserve offensive guard ... Saw action against Cincinnati, Auburn, Memphis and Illinois ... Moved to offensive guard from tight end following spring drills. 1993: Played in all 11 games and started in three games at right defensive end ... Finished season with 17 total tackles, including nine solos ... Also had one tackle for loss and 1 1/2 sacks ... Had best game against Memphis State, with seven total tackles, one sack and one tackle for loss. 1992: Redshirted ... Given Rick Bankston Memorial Award for Outstanding Defensive Scout Team Player ... Named scout team defensive player of the week by coaching staff against Syracuse, Pittsburgh, West Virginia and Arkansas State. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two seasons in football and basketball at Page High School in Greensboro, N.C. ... Served as co-defensive captain for the Pirates as a senior ... Honorable mention all-conference as a senior ... As a senior, recorded 55 tackles, with 14 coming behind the line of scrimmage and recovered seven fumbles. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Willie and Dorothy Burns ... Born March 16, 1974 in Greensboro, N.C. ... Enjoys playing video games, reading and telling jokes ... For three years, worked the coaching clinics at the North Carolina East-West All-Star Game ... Member of school's National Honor Society and Student Council ... Member of Football Academic Leadership Team at East Carolina this year. ECU Football Harris ... As a wide receiver, caught 145 career passes and scored 27 touchdowns ... During senior season, had 80 receptions for 1,262 yards and 14 touchdowns ... Also returned a punt for a touchdown ... Named the Piedmont Athletic Conference Player-of-the-Year in track as a senior ... Also earned all-state honors as senior ... Named all-area and all-conference in football as a senior ... Holds seven school records in football ... helped lead Rockets to 10-3 record in football as a senior. PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Born May 17, 1977 ... Son of Shelby Chappell. 58 Freddie Claybrooks LB . R-Fr. . 6-5 . 230 Decatur, Ga. After red-shirt season last fall as true freshman, expected to be in the picture for playing time at outside linebacker position in 1996 ... athletic performer who has potential to develop into outstanding pass rusher ... Outstanding speed. 1995: Did not see action for Pirates and was red-shirted last season ... Named co-recipient of Rick Bankston Memorial Award for 1995 as Outstanding Junior Varsity Player on defense. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and basketball at Decatur (Ga.) High School in metro-Atlanta ... Played for coach Freddie Jones ... One of two Decatur H.S. products on Pirate squad with other being senior DT Lorenzo West ... As senior at Decatur, Claybrooks registered 59 total tackles, five sacks, two blocked punts, two safeties, an interception and 10 deflected passes ... Named second-team all-city as a senior ... Named one of top 25 college prospects in the county ... Preseason all-county as a senior ... Named team's most valuable defensive lineman ... Helped lead Bulldogs to 9-3 mark in junior (region champions) and senior seasons (region runners-up) ... As a junior, he was credited with 63 tackles, nine sacks, five blocked punts, three sacks and 25 deflected passes ... Named first-team all-city as a junior ... Earned school's highest score on the ASV AB test. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Born May 28, 1976 ...Son of Phyllis and Freddie Claybrooks ... his brother, Felipe, is a true freshman at Georgia Tech and member of the football team. 37

57 78 Roderick Mondell Cole111an Corbett LB . So. . 6-3 . 250 DT . So. . 6-3 . 280 Philadelphia, Pa. Burlington, N.C. A player whose time on the field increased as the 1995 season Saw limited duty as a freshman last season but is expected to see progressed, Coleman will take on significant added responsibilities increased action on defensive line during the fall ... had productive this fall ... Expected to start at outside linebacker position for the spring and was listed as starter on defensive front following spring Pirates ... Excellent pass rusher ... Extremely athletic. practice.1995: Saw plenty of duty as true freshman last season ... Played in 1995: Saw spot duty as freshman last season ... Played in nine every game for Pirates and was in on 45 tackles during the camgames for Pirates and was in on seven tackles during the campaign. paign ... Also had three sacks and three tackles for loss ... Led the HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two in track team in quarterback pressures with 20 ... Tallied a season-best eight at Bartlett Yancey Senior High School in Yanceyville, N.C. ... Team tackles against Cincinnati and Tulsa ... Registered sacks versus Southcaptain as a senior ... Region Defensive Player-of-the-Year in final ern Mississippi and Memphis. season ... Honorable mention all-state ... Danville Register & Bee HIGH SCHOOL: Had outstanding career in Philadelphia area ... All-Metro Team ... In three seasons at defensive tackle, registered Earned three letters in football and two in track at Simon Gratz High 259 total tackles ... Returned an interception 55 yards for a touch-School ... Named third team all-state as senior and first team Philadown and fumble 92 yards for another score ... Threw the shot put delphia Daily News all-city as defensive lineman ... Also played on the and discus for track and field team ... Played football for coach Ken offensive line ... Coached in high school by Richard Kozlowski ... Watlington.Also was honor student in high school. PERSONAL: Academic major is undecided ... Born February 11, PERSONAL: Academic major is Child Development and Family 1977 ... Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Corbett. Relations ... Born August 16, 1976 ... Guardian is Alma Brown (grandmother). 2756 dAl onso Crabtree Collins H . Sr. . 5-11 . 198 DT . So. . 6-3 . 280 Dunn, N.C. Thomson, Ga. Has seen action during his East Carolina career as punter but was Red-shirted a year ago, Collins is expected to play instrumental used exclusively as holder for 1995 season ... Punted once for 44 role in defensive line in 1996 ... good athletic ability ... was moved yards in spring game last March. from defensive end to interior defensive line during '95 spring 1995: Was Pirates' holder for placement kicks. drills. 1994: Played in 10 of 12 games as the holder on all placement 1995: Sat out season as red-shirt. kicks ... Did not attempt any punts during season ... In annual spring HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for coach Bob Smith at Thomson game, averaged 39.2 yards on five punts. (Ga.) High School ... Named all-state and played in the North-South 1993: Saw action in one game (vs. Cincinnati) ... Against the All-Star Game in Georgia ... As a senior, recorded 137 tackles and six Bearcats, averaged 39.8 yards on five punts, including a long of 47 interceptions as a linebacker. yards ... Also had one punt inside the 20-yard line ... Spent most of PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Born the season backing up Bill Wilson. August 14, 1974 ...d.. .Son of Robert and Wilma Collins ... Nickname 1992: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action. is "Buck." HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football, three in baseball and one in tennis at Triton High School in Erwin, N.C. .... Played quarterback, linebacker and punter for coach Barry Honeycutt ... Two-time all-area and all-conference player in football ... Was recipient of WRAL-TV Extra Effort A ward as senior ... Also named team MVP as senior ... Played the outfield for baseball team ... Was a Johnston County All-Tournament team performer in baseball during senior season. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Born August 10, 1973 ... Son of Eddie and Fonnie Crabtree ... Father played football at Western Carolina ... His uncle, Bill Crabtree, played at North Carolina and in the Canadian Football League. 38 ECU Football

5 Marcus Crandell QB . Sr. . 6-0 . 204 Robersonville, N.C. All-America Candidate V Already No. 1 on ECU list for career passing yards (5,463) and total offense (6,026) V First-team QB for 1995 All-Independent Team V Finished each of the past two seasons ranked amongthe top 10 nationally in total offense V His 42 career TD passes are one shy of Pirate school record held by Jeff Blake V Has led Pirates to back-to-back bowl appearances One of the country's best at the quarterback position and the Pirates' offensive catalyst ... Will be looking to lead East Carolina to a third straight bowl appearance this season ... Has called the sig-nals for 16 victories the past two seasons ... Often compared to former Pirate QB Jeff Blake, Crandell on his way to re-writing most of the ECU records established by the Cincinnati Bengals' All-Pro signal-caller ... Among the marks Crandell has already surpassed with the Pirates are career yards passing (5,691) and career total offense (6,026) ... In summer issue of FOOTBALL NEWS, Crandell was listed as one of five players nationally in group labeled "Players Worth Price of Admission" ... Needs just one TD pass this season to tie Jeff Blake (at 43) on East Carolina list for career touchdown passes ... An effective runner though he has just 172 career rushes. 1995: Started all 12 games for Pirates at QB ... Became ECU's career leader in passing yards and total offense in Nov. 4 victory vs. Army ... Currently has 5,691 yards passing and 6,026 yards of total offense ... Finished regular season 10th nationally in total offense at 268.4 yards per game ... Threw for 2,781 yards (second best total in Pirate history) and 18 TDs in 1995 ... Has thrown 42 career TD passes, one shy of school record held by Jeff Blake ... Tabbed first team National All-Independent QB by media ... Named 1995 College Football Player of the Year for state of North Carolina ... Led Pirates to 27-24 comeback win at Syracuse Sept. 9 as he threw for a school record 392 yards (280 in second half alone) ... His 453 yards of total offense against the Orangemen was also a school record ... Set single-game ECU marks vs. Syracuse with and most plays (74) ... Named National Offensive Player-of-the-Week by The Sporting News for his performance against Syracuse ... Led team with six rushing TDs while running for 201 yards ... Had at least three TDs passing versus three opponents last season (Syracuse, Southern Mississippi and Army) ... Selected as Liberty Bowl Alliance Offensive Player-ofthe-Week vs. Syracuse (392 yards passing, 4 TDs), Southern Miss (312 yards passing, 3 TDs) and Army (283 yards, 3 TDs) ... Also tabbed ECAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week twice (vs. Syracuse and Army) ... Named to the ECAC Division I-A first team. 1994: Started every game at quarterback for the Pirates ... In 11 regular season games, completed 230 of 401 passes for 2,687 yards with 21 touchdowns and 15 interceptions ... Broke 14 school records ECU Football , (10 passing -4 total offense) in 1994 ... In final NCAA statistical rankings, finished 8th in total offense with 253.0 yards per game ... also ran for 96 yards on 71 carries, third best on team ... Finished second in single-season passing yardage ... Season attempt, completion and percentage totals were school records ... Also set school record for sophomores in passing efficiency with 122.62 rating ... Had streaks of 100 and 77 consecutive pass attempts without an interception ... Reached the 1,000-yard career passing mark quicker than any other ECU quarterback (six games) ... His four TD passes against South Carolina tied record for most ever versus the Gamecocks in a single game ... Liberty Bowl Alliance Co-Offensive Playerof-the-Year (with Pirate teammate Junior Smith) ... Was also Liberty Bowl Alliance Offensive Player-of-the-Week against Southern Miss, Virginia Tech and Memphis ... Was an All-Independent choice in Football News and AP ... Member of All-Carolinas Team by The Charlotte Observer. 1993: Entered the season as the starting quarterback and played just six quarters ... Suffered broken leg in second quarter of game vs. Central Florida (second game of season) ... Completed 19 of 40 passes for 253 yards with three touchdowns and one interception ... His quarterback rating of 120.33 was 34 points better than any other Pirate QB in 1993 ... Against nationally-ranked Syracuse in the season-opener, he completed 13 of 33 passes for 173 yards with two touchdowns and one interception ... At time of injury vs. Central Florida, completed six of seven passes for SO yards with a TD. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and basketball and two in baseball at Roanoke High School ... First-team all-state selection by Associated Press at quarterback as a senior ... Completed SO of 158 passes for 1,480 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior ... Also rushed for 708 yards on 98 carries and 12 TDs as a senior ... Named Daily Reflector Player-of-the-Year in 1991 ... Helpedlead the Redskins to the state title game in 1990 ... Roanoke High was 7-4 in 1991 and 12-4 in 1990 ... Named All-Tobacco Belt Conference and all-area during junior and senior seasons ... Chose East Carolina over North Carolina and South Carolina. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Born Jan. 6, 1974 ... Guardian is Latricia Crandell (older sister). MARCUS CRANDELL Quarterback 39 5 Marcus Crandell QB . Sr. . 6-0 . 204 Robersonville, N.C. All-America Candidate V Already No. 1 on ECU list for career passing yards (5,463) and total offense (6,026) V First-team QB for 1995 All-Independent Team V Finished each of the past two seasons ranked amongthe top 10 nationally in total offense V His 42 career TD passes are one shy of Pirate school record held by Jeff Blake V Has led Pirates to back-to-back bowl appearances One of the country's best at the quarterback position and the Pirates' offensive catalyst ... Will be looking to lead East Carolina to a third straight bowl appearance this season ... Has called the sig-nals for 16 victories the past two seasons ... Often compared to former Pirate QB Jeff Blake, Crandell on his way to re-writing most of the ECU records established by the Cincinnati Bengals' All-Pro signal-caller ... Among the marks Crandell has already surpassed with the Pirates are career yards passing (5,691) and career total offense (6,026) ... In summer issue of FOOTBALL NEWS, Crandell was listed as one of five players nationally in group labeled "Players Worth Price of Admission" ... Needs just one TD pass this season to tie Jeff Blake (at 43) on East Carolina list for career touchdown passes ... An effective runner though he has just 172 career rushes. 1995: Started all 12 games for Pirates at QB ... Became ECU's career leader in passing yards and total offense in Nov. 4 victory vs. Army ... Currently has 5,691 yards passing and 6,026 yards of total offense ... Finished regular season 10th nationally in total offense at 268.4 yards per game ... Threw for 2,781 yards (second best total in Pirate history) and 18 TDs in 1995 ... Has thrown 42 career TD passes, one shy of school record held by Jeff Blake ... Tabbed first team National All-Independent QB by media ... Named 1995 College Football Player of the Year for state of North Carolina ... Led Pirates to 27-24 comeback win at Syracuse Sept. 9 as he threw for a school record 392 yards (280 in second half alone) ... His 453 yards of total offense against the Orangemen was also a school record ... Set single-game ECU marks vs. Syracuse with and most plays (74) ... Named National Offensive Player-of-the-Week by The Sporting News for his performance against Syracuse ... Led team with six rushing TDs while running for 201 yards ... Had at least three TDs passing versus three opponents last season (Syracuse, Southern Mississippi and Army) ... Selected as Liberty Bowl Alliance Offensive Player-ofthe-Week vs. Syracuse (392 yards passing, 4 TDs), Southern Miss (312 yards passing, 3 TDs) and Army (283 yards, 3 TDs) ... Also tabbed ECAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week twice (vs. Syracuse and Army) ... Named to the ECAC Division I-A first team. 1994: Started every game at quarterback for the Pirates ... In 11 regular season games, completed 230 of 401 passes for 2,687 yards with 21 touchdowns and 15 interceptions ... Broke 14 school records ECU Football , (10 passing -4 total offense) in 1994 ... In final NCAA statistical rankings, finished 8th in total offense with 253.0 yards per game ... also ran for 96 yards on 71 carries, third best on team ... Finished second in single-season passing yardage ... Season attempt, completion and percentage totals were school records ... Also set school record for sophomores in passing efficiency with 122.62 rating ... Had streaks of 100 and 77 consecutive pass attempts without an interception ... Reached the 1,000-yard career passing mark quicker than any other ECU quarterback (six games) ... His four TD passes against South Carolina tied record for most ever versus the Gamecocks in a single game ... Liberty Bowl Alliance Co-Offensive Playerof-the-Year (with Pirate teammate Junior Smith) ... Was also Liberty Bowl Alliance Offensive Player-of-the-Week against Southern Miss, Virginia Tech and Memphis ... Was an All-Independent choice in Football News and AP ... Member of All-Carolinas Team by The Charlotte Observer. 1993: Entered the season as the starting quarterback and played just six quarters ... Suffered broken leg in second quarter of game vs. Central Florida (second game of season) ... Completed 19 of 40 passes for 253 yards with three touchdowns and one interception ... His quarterback rating of 120.33 was 34 points better than any other Pirate QB in 1993 ... Against nationally-ranked Syracuse in the season-opener, he completed 13 of 33 passes for 173 yards with two touchdowns and one interception ... At time of injury vs. Central Florida, completed six of seven passes for SO yards with a TD. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and basketball and two in baseball at Roanoke High School ... First-team all-state selection by Associated Press at quarterback as a senior ... Completed SO of 158 passes for 1,480 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior ... Also rushed for 708 yards on 98 carries and 12 TDs as a senior ... Named Daily Reflector Player-of-the-Year in 1991 ... Helpedlead the Redskins to the state title game in 1990 ... Roanoke High was 7-4 in 1991 and 12-4 in 1990 ... Named All-Tobacco Belt Conference and all-area during junior and senior seasons ... Chose East Carolina over North Carolina and South Carolina. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Born Jan. 6, 1974 ... Guardian is Latricia Crandell (older sister). MARCUS CRANDELL Quarterback 39

, 5 Marcus Crandell --QI 'aC e \I Career Statistics Passing Statistics Year Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards TD Rating Long1993 40 19 1 47.5 253 3 120.3 42 (UCF) 1994 401 230 15 57.4 2687 21 122.6 67 (UCF) 1995 447 235 12 52.6 2751 18 112.2 85 (TUL) Totals 888 484 28 54.5 5691 42 85 (TUL) Rushing Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1993 7 37 5.3 0 23 (SU) 1994 71 96 1.4 1 14 (UM) 1995 94 201 2.1 6 16 (USM) Totals 172 334 1.9 7 23 (SU) On East Carolina's program gaining more respect now than when he first arrived ... "I think the past two years we have shown that we can compete with the established and successful college football programs out there. Ifeel like we are getting more respect now." On his ability to maintain his cool both on and off the field and not allowing his success to go to his head ... "I think it comes from back when I was a little kid, and I used to play baseball. People would come up to me after the game and say, 'you pitched pretty good today.' After the game, my sister would also tell me, 'you can listen to what they tell you, but just don't let it go to your head.' Ever since then, it's been the same. I always remember that." On team's motivation for 1996 after successful '95 season compared to last season when the Pirates were coming off a disappointing loss in bowl game ... "The motivation this year is that we are trying to instill in our minds right now that there is no team out there on our schedule that we can't beat. That's the mindset that we are going to attack every game with." On his ability to grasp the ECU offense ... "It took me awhile to understand the mechanics of this offense, and each year, I learn something new. And when I leave here, I still don't think I will have learned everything." 40 CRANDELL GAME-BY-GAME 1995Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGat Te1messee 35 20 1 185 0 22at Syracuse 59 31 4 392 2 35Central Michigan 29 12 1 177 1 81at Illinois 39 19 0 178 3 51West Virginia 34 14 2 189 2 67at Cincinnati 44 23 1 242 2 29Temple 44 24 1 275 0 17at Southern Miss 52 28 3 312 1 26at Army 39 26 3 283 0 31Tulsa 33 17 1 290 0 85Memphis 39 21 1 228 1 20Stanford 46 19 0 218 1 26 1994Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGat Duke 39 17 0 182 3 41at Temple 36 17 0 170 0 31Syracuse 43 21 2 280 0 45Southern Miss 26 16 3 238 1 62at South Carolina 28 16 4 344 3 64Virginia Tech 50 30 2 332 1 28at Tulsa 25 12 1 195 0 45Cincinnati 26 19 2 195 0 31at Auburn 46 27 2 270 4 43Central Florida 31 17 2 238 1 67at Memphis 51 35 3 322 2 24Illinois 41 20 0 179 4 31 1993Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGSyracuse 33 13 2 173 1 26Central Florida 7 6 1 80 0 42 On re-writing the ECU offensive record book ... "Right now, the way I look at it is that if the team doesn't benefit from me breaking a record, then there's no need to break the record. I'm interested in doing what's best for the team, and if that includes breaking records, that's great. I may look back years from now, and see Ibroke all these records, but if we have a bad season my senior year, then they won't mean much and I just don't want that to happen." On goals for 1996 season, individually and as a team ... "Individually, it kind of ties in with the team. I just don't want to get caught up in trying to put all the pressure on myself to where my performance drops. So, I just try to my best to help the team win." On being compared to former ECU QB and NFL Pro Bowler Jeff Blake ..."Actually, I have grown to get used to it. We look at film from when he was here, and I see some things he did then that I do now. They are so similar that people can't help but compare us." On expectations for Pirate offense in 1996 ... "I think this is going to be one of our best years ever, I really do. We will miss the guys who aren't back this year. Jerris (FB McPhail) did a great job for us, but we'll be okay if one of the guys we have back steps up and takes the challenge." ECU Football , 5 Marcus Crandell --QI 'aC e \I Career Statistics Passing Statistics Year Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards TD Rating Long1993 40 19 1 47.5 253 3 120.3 42 (UCF) 1994 401 230 15 57.4 2687 21 122.6 67 (UCF) 1995 447 235 12 52.6 2751 18 112.2 85 (TUL) Totals 888 484 28 54.5 5691 42 85 (TUL) Rushing Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1993 7 37 5.3 0 23 (SU) 1994 71 96 1.4 1 14 (UM) 1995 94 201 2.1 6 16 (USM) Totals 172 334 1.9 7 23 (SU) On East Carolina's program gaining more respect now than when he first arrived ... "I think the past two years we have shown that we can compete with the established and successful college football programs out there. Ifeel like we are getting more respect now." On his ability to maintain his cool both on and off the field and not allowing his success to go to his head ... "I think it comes from back when I was a little kid, and I used to play baseball. People would come up to me after the game and say, 'you pitched pretty good today.' After the game, my sister would also tell me, 'you can listen to what they tell you, but just don't let it go to your head.' Ever since then, it's been the same. I always remember that." On team's motivation for 1996 after successful '95 season compared to last season when the Pirates were coming off a disappointing loss in bowl game ... "The motivation this year is that we are trying to instill in our minds right now that there is no team out there on our schedule that we can't beat. That's the mindset that we are going to attack every game with." On his ability to grasp the ECU offense ... "It took me awhile to understand the mechanics of this offense, and each year, I learn something new. And when I leave here, I still don't think I will have learned everything." 40 CRANDELL GAME-BY-GAME 1995Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGat Te1messee 35 20 1 185 0 22at Syracuse 59 31 4 392 2 35Central Michigan 29 12 1 177 1 81at Illinois 39 19 0 178 3 51West Virginia 34 14 2 189 2 67at Cincinnati 44 23 1 242 2 29Temple 44 24 1 275 0 17at Southern Miss 52 28 3 312 1 26at Army 39 26 3 283 0 31Tulsa 33 17 1 290 0 85Memphis 39 21 1 228 1 20Stanford 46 19 0 218 1 26 1994Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGat Duke 39 17 0 182 3 41at Temple 36 17 0 170 0 31Syracuse 43 21 2 280 0 45Southern Miss 26 16 3 238 1 62at South Carolina 28 16 4 344 3 64Virginia Tech 50 30 2 332 1 28at Tulsa 25 12 1 195 0 45Cincinnati 26 19 2 195 0 31at Auburn 46 27 2 270 4 43Central Florida 31 17 2 238 1 67at Memphis 51 35 3 322 2 24Illinois 41 20 0 179 4 31 1993Opponent Att. Comp. TD Yds Int. LGSyracuse 33 13 2 173 1 26Central Florida 7 6 1 80 0 42 On re-writing the ECU offensive record book ... "Right now, the way I look at it is that if the team doesn't benefit from me breaking a record, then there's no need to break the record. I'm interested in doing what's best for the team, and if that includes breaking records, that's great. I may look back years from now, and see Ibroke all these records, but if we have a bad season my senior year, then they won't mean much and I just don't want that to happen." On goals for 1996 season, individually and as a team ... "Individually, it kind of ties in with the team. I just don't want to get caught up in trying to put all the pressure on myself to where my performance drops. So, I just try to my best to help the team win." On being compared to former ECU QB and NFL Pro Bowler Jeff Blake ..."Actually, I have grown to get used to it. We look at film from when he was here, and I see some things he did then that I do now. They are so similar that people can't help but compare us." On expectations for Pirate offense in 1996 ... "I think this is going to be one of our best years ever, I really do. We will miss the guys who aren't back this year. Jerris (FB McPhail) did a great job for us, but we'll be okay if one of the guys we have back steps up and takes the challenge." ECU Football

273536 UT27 273536 UT27 , 33 95 B.J. Travis Crane Darden LB . Sr. . 6-1 . 236 NG . So. . 6-2 . 274 College Park, Ga. Kelford, N.C. Though he did not start any of the Pirates' 12 games last season, Started every game for Pirates in 1995 as freshman ... One of the he is one of Pirates' most-experienced defenders ... Split duty last reasons the outlook for the ECU defense is promising ... Listed as season at inside linebacker position with Marvin Burke ... Was a starting nose guard entering fall practice ... Has added nearly 20 productive player off the bench last fall ... Has been moved back to pound to frame since last season. his more natural spot of outside LB and is projected as a starter there 1995: ECU's starting nose guard final 10 games of regular season this fall ... Gives Pirates speed and athleticism at linebacker. ... Started first game at outside linebacker ... Was in on 47 tackles, 1995: Saw action in every game ... Was in on 59 tackles, including including 27 individual stops ... Had two tackles for loss ... Had one two tackles for loss and 23 solo hits ... Ranked No. 7 on ECU in sack and three quarterback pressures ... Recorded season-high 10 tackles ... Had five QB pressures ... Caused a pair of fumbles during tackles against West Virginia in 23-20 victory over the Mountaineers the season ... Had season-high 10 tackles vs. Army, including seven ... His lone sack was registered versus West Virginia. unassisted stops. HIGH SCHOOL: Originally signed with ECU out of high school 1994: Played in 12 games, starting seven at mike linebacker ... but attended prep school for one year ... Played one season at Finished season with 79 total tackles (44 solos), which was second Hargrave Military Academy for coach Joe Freeland ... Played inside best on squad ... Started first four games and last three games ... Had linebacker and defensive end at Hargrave ... Earned four letters at 17 stops at Duke (two pass deflections), 11 tackles against Temple Bertie Senior High for coach Ray Bond ... All-conference and all-state and 13 against Syracuse ... Also had team-high 15 tackles against as a senior at Bertie ... Rushed for 1,400 yards as a senior ... Also played Central Florida, along with an interception ... Had eight tackles (5 linebacker ... Named team MVP as a senior. solos) against Illinois in St. Jude Liberty Bowl. PERSONAL: Majoring in criminal justice at ECU ... Son of George 1993: Played in 10 games, starting four at middle linebacker, as a Daniels and Virginia Darden ... Born Sept. 3, 1976 ... Wants to become true freshman ... Recorded 49 total tackles, including 22 solos .. . an FBI agent following graduation. Also had a half-sack for minus nine yards (vs. Memphis State) .. . Recovered and forced a fumble against Memphis State ... InterDefensive Statistics cepted a pass against Central Florida and deflected a pass against Syracuse ... Started against Syracuse, Central Florida, Memphis State and South Carolina ... Had season-best 10 stops against Washington. Year AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT 1995 20 47 4 1 1-2 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, two in basketball and one in baseball at Lovett High School in Atlanta ... As a senior, recorded 59 tackles and 16 assists ... Also had two interceptions, blocked a punt and field goal and caused three fumbles as a senior ... As a running back during senior season, had 622 yards on 92 carries (6.8 avg.) ... Named team's MVP, all-city and city's defensive player of the year ... Atlanta Touchdown Club and JournalConstitution Player of the Week honoree ... Named first-team allstate. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Benny and Rebecca Crane ... Born Nov. 9, 1974 in Atlanta, Ga .e... Member of Football Academic Leadership Team at East Carolina ... Enjoys writing ... Full name is Benny Darnell Crane, Jr. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT 1993 22 49 0 1 1-1 1 1 1994 44 79 8 0 0-0 5 1 34 Da111on Davis FB . R-Fr. . 5-8 . 1 70 Orangeburg, S.C. Was red-shirted last season but participated in practice with the Pirates during the fall ... A former South Carolina state championsprinter, Davis could provide an interesting complement to ECU's running back corps ... Has limited football experience as his family lived in Belgium for most of high school years and then he was 1995 23 59 2 0 2-0 0 0 hampered by ankle injuries as senior prepster in South Carolina. 1995: Red-shirted ... Was named offensive recipient of Rick Bankston Totals 89 98 187 10 1 3-1 6 2 Outstanding Junior Varsity Player-of-the-Year for '95 campaign ... Did not take part in ECU's spring practice due to obligations as member of Pirates' track team ... Ran anchor leg on ECU's 1600-meter relay team which qualified for NCAA Outdoor Championships. HIGH SCHOOL: Played just one year of high school football in U.S. but suffered injuries to right ankle twice as senior which limited his action at Orangeburg Wilkinson H.S .e... Played in five games for coach Tommy Brown ... Prior to senior year, he was student at SHAPE American H.S. in Belgium as father was stationed in military overseas ... As senior at Wilkinson, he was South Carolina state champion sprinter, winning the 200,e400,e400 relay and 1600 relay ... Anchored both of the winning relays atstatemeet ... Was named state's top track 41ECU FootballJI

, athlete and winner of Gatorade Athlete-of-the-Year ... As senior,Davis was all-state in four different events ... His best high school times in the 200 was 21.5 and in the 400 (47.5). PERSONAL: Majoring in business at ECU ... Son of Daniel and Joyce Davis ... Born July 12, 1977 ... Lived in Fayetteville, N.C. between ages of 6-13 before moving with family overseas ... Spentgrades 8-11 in school at Belgium. 20 Lin\Nood DeBre\N HB . Jr. . 5-11 . 175 Newport News, Va. Provides depth at wide receiver position ... Excellent hands ... Runs good routes .. 1995: Caught four passes for 48 yards during season ... Saw action in nine games ... Also caught one ball for four yards in Liberty Bowl ... In '95 spring game, caught two passes for 16 yards, including a 15yarder for a touchdown. 1994: Started the first four games at split end but suffered neck muscle injury against Southern Miss and missed the next five games ... Came off the bench in the last three contests ... Finished season with 10 catches for 124 yards ... Had three catches against Syracuse and Memphis. 1993: Redshirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced at wide receiver.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times in football and twice in track at Ferguson High School in Newport News, Va .e... As a senior, had 33 catches for 720 yards and six touchdowns ... Named Daily Press All-Star and Roanoke Times & World News Top 25 in the state of Virginia as a senior ... Named school's outstanding studentathlete. PERSONAL: Majoring in Business ... Born Dec. 14, 1975 ... Son of Linwood and Shirley DeBrew. Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 10 124 12.4 0 24e(SU) 1995 4 48 12.0 0 19e(UT) Totals 14 172 12.2 0 24e(SU) 37 Forrest Foster CBo. R-Fr. . 5-10 . 165 Clemson, S.C. Was red-shirted last season but provides Pirate secondary with depth ...1995: Red-shirted and did not see any action. Also can return kicks. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned five letters in track, four in football and three in basketball at D.W. Daniel H.S. in Central, S.C. ... Playeddefensive back and wide receiver for coach Allen Siiterle ... In 1994 as wide receiver, he caught 36 passes for 602 yards and four TDs ... As a defensive back, Foster recorded 56 tackles, blocked four field goals and had eight interceptions ... Also averaged 9.2 yards per punt return and 38.1 yards on kickoff returns ... Played on two state championship teams (1991 and 1992) ... Was named all-state as senior and was PERSONAL:area defensive back of the year. Majoring in History ... Born April 30, 1977 ... Son of Ed and Jacqulyn Foster. 82 Mitchell Gallo\Nay HB . Sr. . 5-10 . 174 Bennettsville, S.C. Will be starting wide receiver for Pirates for the third consecutive season ... Was team's leading receiver last season with 46 catches (fourth highest ever by an East Carolina receiver ... Already ranks No. 5 on ECU's career list for receptions with 83, trailing all-time leader Luke Fisher by just 19 catches ... Also a threat as kickoff return specialist ... Has outstanding speed and is a big-play man.1995: Started all 12 games of season ... Led team with 46 catches for 619 yards and three TDs ... Caught 85-yard TD pass against Tulsa -the third longest pass play in school history ... Caught nine passes for 106 yards and one TD vs. Southern Miss and had eight catches vs. Syracuse for 77 yards ... Had 138 yards on five receptions against Tulsa ... Caught an 81-yard TD pass in win over Central Michigan ... In Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford, was on receiving MITCHELL GALLOWAY H-Back 42 ECU Football

, end of four passes for 70 yards with a long of 26 yards ...His 70 yardsin receptions led all receivers for both teams in the game ... Returned 930 kickoffs for 18.5 average ... Had one kickoff return inLiberty Bowl for 34 yards ... Was named honorable mention National All-Independent. Dan1994: Played in 10 games, starting seven, at the H-back spot ...Injured knee against Auburn and missed games against CentralFlorida and Memphis ... Second on team in receptions with 36 and Gonzalezfirst in reception yardage with 566 ... Tied school record for sophomores at ECU with three TD catches against South Carolina ... Ran QB . Jr. . 6-3 . 210back kickoff 97 yards against Tulsa, which was fourth longest in Neptune, N.J.school history ... Caught 45-yard TD in fourth quarter against Tulsafor winning score ... Averaged 20.9 yards on 28 kickoff returns ...Also All-Liberty Bowl Alliance and second-team All-Independent Back-up to Marcus Crandell at quarterback ... Limited in experiby AP ... Named All-ECAC as a return specialist ... Named most ence but coaches were encouraged by his progress during theimproved player on squad by coaching staff. spring in grasping the offensive system ... In annual spring game,1993: Played in 10 games, all off the bench ... Had one he connected on 15 of 24 passes for 237 yards and one touchdowncatch during season for 15 yards, coming against Louisiana Tech ... ... Connected with split end Troy Smith for 30-yard completion inAlso returned 12 kickoffs for a 21.8 yard average ... Season long was spring game.43 yards against Louisiana Tech. 1995: Played in two games as back-up ... Saw action in contests1992: Red-shirted ... Practiced at wide receiver ... Named scout vs. Tennessee and Central Michigan ... Hit 3x5 passes for 36 yardsteam special teams player of the week by the coaching staff against during regular season ... Had solid spring practice.South Carolina and Cincinnati. 1994: Played in two games as a back-up quarterback ... SawHIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football, two in basketaction against Temple and Cincinnati ... In three spring scrimball, three in track and one in baseball at Marlboro County High mages, completed 40 of 70 passes for 387 yards with four touchSchoolin Bennettsville, S.C. ... Playedfootball for coach Reed Charpia downs and two interceptions.... Named school's offensive back of the year as a junior and senior ... 1993: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced atAs a senior, had 42 catches for 750 yards and six touchdowns and quarterback.also had 257 yards rushing on 45 carries and six touchdowns ... HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, four in baseReturned 11 punts for a 16.5 yard average and 28 kickoffs for a 24.7 ball and one in basketball at Neptune (N.J.) High School ... Playedyard average ... Accounted for 1,879 all-purpose rushing yards as a for coach John Amabile ... Passed for 990 yards as a senior for 12senior ... All-state 4A in South Carolina and played in the state's touchdowns ... Had 40 career touchdown passes ... The ScarletNorth-South All-Star Game. Flyers were 11-1 and went to the state championship game in 1992.PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of PERSONAL: Academic major is Marketing ... Son of GilbertEarl and CarrieGalloway ... Born Oct. 8, 1974 in Chesterfield County, and Irma Gonzalez ... Born Sept. 20, 1974 in Salinas, Cal. ... EdwardS.C. ... Member of high school's National Honor Society, Beta Club J. Boustein Academic Scholarship Award winner ... Garden Stateand Math Club ... Named Who's Who Among High School Students Academic Award ... Earned honor roll status in spring and fallin Academics and Athletics. 1994 semesters ... Member of Football Academic Leadership Team1995 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catchesin 1994.Yards-TDs) Tennessee 3-24-0; Syracuse 8-77-0; Central Michigan 181-1; Illinois 3-32-0; West Virginia 4-41-0; Cincinnati 7-52-0; Temple1-17-0; Southern Mississippi 9-106-1; Army 3-30-0; Tulsa 5-138-0;Memphis 2-19-0; Stanford 4-70-0. 591994 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (CatchesYards-TDs) Duke 3-49-0; Temple 4-54-0; Syracuse 2-61-0; SouthernMississippi 2-24-0; South Carolina 4-127-3; Virginia Tech 5-75-0; Jan1ieTulsa3-72-1; Cincinnati4-68-0; Auburn6-54-0; Central Florida DNP;Memphis DNP; Illinois 2-11-0. GrayReceiving StatisticsYear No. Yds. Avg. TD Long OG . Sr. . 6-2 . 2931993 1 15 15.0 0 15 (LT) Phoenixville, Pa.1994 36 566 15.7 4 64 (USC)1995 46 619 13.5 3 85 (TUL} Has started every game for last two seasons ... Bench presses 415Totals 83 1200 14.5 7 85 (TUL) pounds, second best on squad ... Hard worker ... Timed in the 40yard dash at 5.0 seconds.Kickoff Return Statistics 1995: Started all 11 regular season games, the first seven at leftYear No. Yds. Avg. TD Long guard and the final four at left tackle.1993 12 262 21.8 0 43 (LT) 1994: Started all 12 games at left offensive guard ... Part of an1994 28 585 20.9 1 97 (TU) offensive line that allowed only 10 sacks all season ... Entered fall1995 30 556 18.5 0 35 (CMU) camp as a backup right guard, but moved to the left side and startedTotals 70 1403 20.0 1 97 (TU) immediately.1993: Did not see any action ... Made transition from defensiveline to offensive line ... Spent the spring moving to the defensiveline.1992: Redshirted ... Worked as an offensive lineman.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons in track, three in footballand one in basketball at Phoenixville (Pa.) High School ... Playedfootball for coach Bill Shirk ... Given Maxwell Club Award of Phila43ECU Football

delphia ... MVP of Pioneer Athletic Conference ... First team allconference on offense and defense ... First team all-SoutheasternPennsylvania.PERSONAL: Academic major is Nutrition ... Son of Ulysses andSamella Jones ... Born Aug. 22, 1974 in Phoenixville, Pa.d... Enjoysplaying basketball ... An honor roll student in high school ... Cousin,Andre Thornton, played baseball for the Cleveland Indians ... Another cousin, Woodrow Stevenson, played football at ECU for oneseason (1977) ... Enjoys playing basketball and other sports. 6 .J. Gunthrope LB . Sr. . 6-2 . 225 Winston-Salem, N.C. Hard worker who has seen more playing time with each season ...An outstanding special teams player ... Has good speed ... Wasmoved to inside linebacker position from strong safety for springpractice ... Listed as No. 2 behind Carlos Brown at inside LB spotentering fall practice.1995: Played in all 12 games with most of action coming onspecial teams ... Provides depth for Pirates in secondary.1994: Played in every game, mostly on special teams ... Played infive games on the defensive side of the ball ... On defense,registeredfive tackles, including one for a loss ... Was leading tackler onspecial teams with 17 ... Served as game captain Tulsa,Cincinnati, Auburn and Memphis ... Recovered fumble against Memphis on last play of game ... Also had tackle for loss against Auburn.1993: Played in nine games without any starting assignments ...Missed games against Southern Miss and Virginia Tech ... Backedup Daren Hart at strong safety and also a key performer on specialteams ... Had two tackles on the season, both on special teams.1992: Red-shirted ... Named scout team defensive player of theweek against Duke ... Also named scout team special teams playerof the week against West Virginia ... Given Rick Bankston MemorialAward for outstanding scout team player on special teams.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football, basketballand track at Parkland High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Playedfootball for coach Homer Thompson ... Played in the North Carolina-South Carolina Shrine Bowl Game ... As a senior, rushed for1,051 yards and 12 touchdowns ... Also had 1,730 all-purpose rushing yards ... Also played defensive back and had 44 tackles andintercepted eight passes as a senior ... In career, had 20 interceptions, 2,067 rushing yards for 18 touchdowns, nine receiving touchdowns and returned a punt and kickoff for a touchdown ... Listedon Tom Lemming's Prep Football Report ... Three-time all-conference, all-city and all-county ... Was Player of the Year in the conference and city defensive player of the year.PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise and Sport Science ...Son of Edward and Linda Gunthrope ... Born March 4, 1973 inWinston-Salem, N.C. ... Served on Senior Board at Parkland HS ...Enjoys all sports, including basketball. 44 Scott Harley FB . So. . 5-10 . 200 Neptune, N.J. One of the leading candidates to take over the starting fullbackduties in Pirate backfield with departure of Jerris McPhail ... Listedas No. 1 on depth chart following spring drills ... Split backup timeat FB position with Daryl Jones and Raymond Mabry in 1995.1995: Was team's second-leading rusher with 263 yards on 61carries ... Started the Temple game because of arm injury to JerrisMcPhail ... Responded to first start with 175 yards -an ECUfreshman single-game record -in 38 carries (also a Pirate freshmanrecord) ... Scored his only TD of season vs. Temple.d... Ran for 46yards against Central Michigan and 42 against Cincinnati.1994: Red-shirted ... Practiced at running back ... Won the RickBankston Award for Outstanding Offensive Scout Team Player.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and track andone in basketball at Neptune (N.J.) High School ... Played footballfor coach John Amabile ... Super Prep Magazine pre-season Top 100selection ...Named one of the top250 prepplayersby Tom Lemming'sPrep Football Report ... During high school career, rushed for 4,953on 651 carries and 76 TDs ... Also caught 12 passes for 353yards and two scores ... All-time New Jersey career rushing leader ...Selected top player in New Jersey by USA TODAY as a senior ...1993 Reebok pre-season All-America.PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son ofCharles and Kathryn Harley ... Born April 10, 1976.Rushing StatisticsYear No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1995 62 263 4.3 1 20 (CMU)"' Ill -D. rn rn SCOTT HARLEY Fullback ECU Football

u 22 Daren Hart SAF . Sr. . 5-10 . 195 Winston-Salem, N.C. A hero in last December's St. Jude Liberty Bowl, Hart is set to begin his fourth and final season as a Pirate starter in the secondary ... Plays like a coach on the field ... Demonstrates a lot of intensity and intelligence ... A heavy hitter ... Listed as starter at strong safety entering fall practice ... Identical twin brother of David Hart, also a starter in the Pirate secondary. 1995: One of team's top defensive players ... Started 10 of 11 regular season games for the Pirates ... Ranked second on the Pirate squad in total tackles with 92 for the season, including 61 solos ... Intercepted pass of Stanford QB Mark Butterfield and raced 39 yards for first quarter touchdown to give East Carolina the game's first points in 19-13 Liberty Bow 1 victory over the Cardinal ... Was in on 11 tackles, including six unassisted, against Stanford ... Also had one tackle for loss ... Was named ECU's defensive MVP in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl ... Tied for second on the team in interceptions with three ... Was named third-team National All-Independent ... Led team in tackles behind the line with 10 ... Had season-high 16 tackles at Illinois Sept. 23 ... Had four sacks. 1994: Started all 12 games at strong safety ... Third-team AllIndependent by AP ... Finished season with 74 total tackles (57 solos), with 10 coming behind the line of scrimmage (-30 yards) ... Also had two forced fumbles, one recovery, three pass deflections and three interceptions ... In Memphis game, had eight tackles and two interceptions ... Against Syracuse, on 3rd-and-9 late in the fourth quarter, made open field stop on runner, which gave ball back to ECU with chance to win the game ... Also had interception against Tulsa ... Served as game captain against Duke ... Named ECU Defensive Player of the Game in St. Jude Liberty Bowl with 15 tackles against Illinois ... Also had 10 stops against Southern Miss. 1993: Started all 11 games as a redshirt freshman at strong safety ... Named All-South Independent and second-team Freshman AllAmerica by Football News ... Finished with 97 total tackles on the season, including 60 solos stops ... Totals were second on the team ... Second on squad in total tackles behind the line of scrimmage with 10 1/2 for minus 46 yards ... Had 2 1/2 sacks and eight other tackles for losses ... Named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week against Kentucky (20 total tackles) ... Also had 15 tackles against South Carolina and 11 against Virginia Tech.1992: Redshirted ... Co-scout team special teams player of the week against Bowling Green. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and basketball and two in baseball at Carver High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Played football for coach Jim Bovender ... Helped lead Yellow Jackets to a 9-3 mark in 1991 ... Team won conference championship in football in 1989-90-91 and in basketball in 1991. PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise and Sport Science ... Son of Rosie and the late Allen Hart ... Born Dec. 16, 1973 in Win-ston-Salem, N.C. ... Named to Who's Who Among American High School Students ... Enjoys drawing and singing. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT1993 60 37 97 7 2 1/2 0-1 1 11994 57 17 74 9 1 2-1 3 31995 61 31 92 1 2 0-0 2 3Totals 178 85 263 17 51/2 2-2 6 7 ECU Football , "' Ill ?? ??-D. Bl ..'1 DAVID HART Safety 21 David Hart SAF . Sr. . 5-1o0 . 185 Winston-Salem, N.C. A veteran of the ECU secondary, Hart was listed as the Pirates' No. 1 free safety following spring practice ... Saw action at cornerback and safety during the season. 1995: Started nine games during season ... Missed Cincinnati contest with injury ... Ranked fifth on team in tackles with 65, including 38 solo hits ... Contributed nine tackles in Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford, including six unassisted stops ... Had one interception against Temple ... Had 20 tackles against Army in 31-25 victory over the Cadets ... Also had 13 tackles in season opener against Tennessee ... Was listed as a preseason second-team AllIndependent selection by The Sporting News. 1994: Played in all 12 games, starting six, at right cornerback .. .Started in last five games and in the season opener against Duke .. .Finished season with 50 total tackles (34 solos), with six pass deflections and four interceptions ... Intercepted passes against Duke, Southern Miss, Tulsa and Central Florida ... Tied for third on team with seven special teams tackles ... Had 12 tackles and three pass deflections in St. Jude Liberty Bowl against Illinois. 1993: Played in 10 games, starting in four games ... MissedSouthern Miss contest due to groin injury ... Finished season with 38 total tackles, including 24 solos ... Four starts were at three different 45 u 22 Daren Hart SAF . Sr. . 5-10 . 195 Winston-Salem, N.C. A hero in last December's St. Jude Liberty Bowl, Hart is set to begin his fourth and final season as a Pirate starter in the secondary ... Plays like a coach on the field ... Demonstrates a lot of intensity and intelligence ... A heavy hitter ... Listed as starter at strong safety entering fall practice ... Identical twin brother of David Hart, also a starter in the Pirate secondary. 1995: One of team's top defensive players ... Started 10 of 11 regular season games for the Pirates ... Ranked second on the Pirate squad in total tackles with 92 for the season, including 61 solos ... Intercepted pass of Stanford QB Mark Butterfield and raced 39 yards for first quarter touchdown to give East Carolina the game's first points in 19-13 Liberty Bow 1 victory over the Cardinal ... Was in on 11 tackles, including six unassisted, against Stanford ... Also had one tackle for loss ... Was named ECU's defensive MVP in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl ... Tied for second on the team in interceptions with three ... Was named third-team National All-Independent ... Led team in tackles behind the line with 10 ... Had season-high 16 tackles at Illinois Sept. 23 ... Had four sacks. 1994: Started all 12 games at strong safety ... Third-team AllIndependent by AP ... Finished season with 74 total tackles (57 solos), with 10 coming behind the line of scrimmage (-30 yards) ... Also had two forced fumbles, one recovery, three pass deflections and three interceptions ... In Memphis game, had eight tackles and two interceptions ... Against Syracuse, on 3rd-and-9 late in the fourth quarter, made open field stop on runner, which gave ball back to ECU with chance to win the game ... Also had interception against Tulsa ... Served as game captain against Duke ... Named ECU Defensive Player of the Game in St. Jude Liberty Bowl with 15 tackles against Illinois ... Also had 10 stops against Southern Miss. 1993: Started all 11 games as a redshirt freshman at strong safety ... Named All-South Independent and second-team Freshman AllAmerica by Football News ... Finished with 97 total tackles on the season, including 60 solos stops ... Totals were second on the team ... Second on squad in total tackles behind the line of scrimmage with 10 1/2 for minus 46 yards ... Had 2 1/2 sacks and eight other tackles for losses ... Named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week against Kentucky (20 total tackles) ... Also had 15 tackles against South Carolina and 11 against Virginia Tech.1992: Redshirted ... Co-scout team special teams player of the week against Bowling Green. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and basketball and two in baseball at Carver High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Played football for coach Jim Bovender ... Helped lead Yellow Jackets to a 9-3 mark in 1991 ... Team won conference championship in football in 1989-90-91 and in basketball in 1991. PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise and Sport Science ... Son of Rosie and the late Allen Hart ... Born Dec. 16, 1973 in Win-ston-Salem, N.C. ... Named to Who's Who Among American High School Students ... Enjoys drawing and singing. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT1993 60 37 97 7 2 1/2 0-1 1 11994 57 17 74 9 1 2-1 3 31995 61 31 92 1 2 0-0 2 3Totals 178 85 263 17 51/2 2-2 6 7 ECU Football , "' Ill ?? ??-D. Bl ..'1 DAVID HART Safety 21 David Hart SAF . Sr. . 5-1o0 . 185 Winston-Salem, N.C. A veteran of the ECU secondary, Hart was listed as the Pirates' No. 1 free safety following spring practice ... Saw action at cornerback and safety during the season. 1995: Started nine games during season ... Missed Cincinnati contest with injury ... Ranked fifth on team in tackles with 65, including 38 solo hits ... Contributed nine tackles in Liberty Bowl victory over Stanford, including six unassisted stops ... Had one interception against Temple ... Had 20 tackles against Army in 31-25 victory over the Cadets ... Also had 13 tackles in season opener against Tennessee ... Was listed as a preseason second-team AllIndependent selection by The Sporting News. 1994: Played in all 12 games, starting six, at right cornerback .. .Started in last five games and in the season opener against Duke .. .Finished season with 50 total tackles (34 solos), with six pass deflections and four interceptions ... Intercepted passes against Duke, Southern Miss, Tulsa and Central Florida ... Tied for third on team with seven special teams tackles ... Had 12 tackles and three pass deflections in St. Jude Liberty Bowl against Illinois. 1993: Played in 10 games, starting in four games ... MissedSouthern Miss contest due to groin injury ... Finished season with 38 total tackles, including 24 solos ... Four starts were at three different 45

, positions ... Had season-high 11 stops, including one behind the line 400 meters during senior season ... All-Broward County in football of scrimmage and a pass deflection, against Syracuse. as a senior after rushing for over 800 yards. SI1992: Redshirted ... Co-scout team special teams player of the PERSONAL: Majoring in Social Work at ECU ... Son of Norma J:week against Bowling Green ... Scout team special teams player of Reid ... Born on Feb. 12, 1974 ... Plays the saxophone. the week against Arkansas State. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons in football and two in Defensive Statistics basketball and baseball at Carver High School in Winston-Salem, Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT N.C. ... Played football for coach Jim Bovender ... Was an all-county 1993 29 12 41 1 0 1-01-2 0and all-conference selection for two seasons ... Named defensive 1994 45 31 76 3 0 0 12 3player of the year in conference ... Started both ways in Shrine Bowl 1995 33 25 58 1 0 1-1 6 0... Named school's athlete of the year in 1991 ... Yellow Jackets were Totals 107 68 175 5 0 3-1 20 3conference champions in 1989-90-91 and basketball in 1990-91. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Rosie and the late Allen Hart ... Born Dec. 16, 1973 in WinstonSalem, N.C. ... Named to Who's Who Among American High School Students ... Twin brother of fellow Pirate, Daren Hart ... Member of Football Academic Leadership Team at ECU in 1994. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT1993 24 14 38 1 1/2 0-0 4 11994 34 16 50 0 0 0-0 6 41995 38Totals 96 Be 27 65 057 153 1 01/2 1-0 4 10-0 10 5 30 'Wight Henry CB . Sr. . 5-11 . 175 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.Has seen action at both safety and cornerback during career ... Listed No. 1 on depth chart at corner position as fall practice commences ... Did not go through spring drills due to participation on track team ... One of fastest players on squad ... Has capability to play every position in secondary. 1995: Started 10 regular season games and bowl contest for Pirates ... Was in on 58 tackles to rank eighth on the team in that category ... Had one tackle for loss and six pass deflections ... Had 10 tackles against Tennessee and Cincinnati ... Also contributed nine stops against Army and eight versus Tulsa ... Was member of Pirates 4x400-meter relay team which qualified for NCAAs. 1994: Started all 12 games at free safety ... Third on team in tackles with 76 (45 solos), including three behind line of scrimmage ... Returned interception 42 yards for a touchdown against Southern Miss ... Interception against Cincinnati set up Pirate TD in second quarter ... Sporting News National Defensive Player of the Week and Liberty Bowl Alliance Player of the Week against Southern Miss ... Had 14 tackles, three pass deflections, one tackle for loss and interception against Golden Eagles ... Had career high 17 tackles against Auburn ... Named All-Independent by Football News ...Also named All-ECAC and second-team All-Independent by AP .. .Also was a member of ECU's Colonial Athletic Association champion 4x400 meter relay team. 1993: Played in all 11 games, starting the last seven at free safety ... Started as a true freshman ... Finished season with 41 total tackles, including 29 solos stops ... Had seven tackles, one behind the line, a forced fumble and a pass deflection against Southern Miss. In track, won the 400 meters at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships with a time of 46.97.HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran track at Plantation High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla .d... Florida state champion in 46 CHAD HOLCOMB Placekicker 24 ha \\ in olHolcon,b (( \\ PK . Sr. . 6-2 . 175 SC Smyrna, Ga. Entering his fourth season at ECU as the starting placekicker ... Was a hero in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl for the Pirates as he booted four field goals in 19-13 victory over Stanford. 1995: Connected on 10 of 17 field goals during regular season ... Hit game-winning 29-yarder as time expired at Southern Mississippi to give the Pirates a 36-34 victory ... Enjoyed his finest game at East Carolina last Dec. 30 when he kicked a Liberty Bowl record four field goals (five attempts) en route to winning offensive most valuable player honors for the Pirates ... Booted a 46-yarder in bowl victory ... Also had successful kicks of 41, 34 and 26 yards against Stanford ... Also hit what was game-winner against West Virginia ECU Football

as he hit from 27 yards out with 2:12 remaining ... Led team in scoring with 57 points ... Longest regular season kick of the year was 442-yard boot vs. Cincinnati ... made 27 of 31 extra points. 1994: Second on team in scoring with 44 points, averaging four points per game ... Connected on 6 of 13 field goals and 26 of 27 Daryl extra points ... Longest field goal was 42 yards against Temple. 1993: Second on the team in scoring with 39 points ... Connected on 8 of 13 field goals and 15 of 16 extra points ... Longest field goal of Jones season was 43-yarder against Syracuse ... Scored season high 11 points against Central Florida (2-3 FG, 5-5 PAT), including 42-yard FB . So. . 5-10 . 200field goal. Rockledge, Fla.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and one in golf and tennis at Campbell High School in Smyrna, Ga .d... During Split time with Scott Harley and Raymond Mabry behind Jerris career, hit 87 of 88 extra-point attempts ... As a senior, was eight of McPhail at running back position as red-shirt freshman in 1995 ... 12 in field goals and 80 percent of kickoffs went into the endzone ... Will contend for playing time at fullback position in 1996. During career, hit 15 of 24 field goals ... Hit a 49-yarder ... First-team 1995: Rushed for 127 yards on 35 carries ... His best game was all-county as a senior and second-team all-county as a sophomore. regular season finale when he carried 16 times for 63 yards against PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science ... Son of Memphis ... Finished regular season as No. 2 FB behind McPhail ... Richard and Grace Holcomb ... Born Jan. 24, 1975 in Miami, Fla .d... Also caught eight passes for 65 yards. Made the honor roll for spring 1994 semester ... Member of Football 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at Academic Leadership Team in 1994 ... Enjoys golf and watching running back. television. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football, track and baseball and two in basketball at Rockledge (Fla.) High School ... Played Kicking Statistics football for coach Chuck Wood ... During football career, rushed for Year FG-FGA PAT-ATT 39 5744 PTS 2,847 yards and had 637 receiving yards ... Scored 44 touchdowns, a 1993 8-13 15-16 school record ... As a senior, rushed for 1,111 yards and had six 1994 6-13 26-27 touchdowns in a single game, both school records ... Finished fourth 1995 10-17 27-31 in state high hurdles as a senior and is a three-time district chamTotals 24-42 68-74 140 pion in the high hurdles ... Also holds school record for most stolen bases in a season (68). PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise and Sport Sciences ... Son of Henry and Joyce Sconier ... Born Dec. 31, 1975 ... An honor 93-roll and Beta Club student in high school. Rushing Statistics r1an Year Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long1995 35 127 3.6 0 15 (TUL) Johnson LB . So. . 6-4 . 240 Washington, D.C. Saw limited duty on Pirate defense as freshman ... Listed at No. 3 "' at outside linebacker position on depth chart entering fall practice. 1995: Played reserve role at linebacker and also saw special teams duty. IllHIGH SCHOOL: Was highly-regarded prep prostecop out of Woodland H.S. in Maryland ... Ranked eighth among top 30 players in Mid-Atlantic area by SuperPrep Magazine ... As a senior, recorded 45 solo tackles and 14 sacks ... Was named Defensive Playerof-the-Year in Washington, D.C. area ... Coached by Bob Headen at Woodson ... Also averaged 14 points as power forward on high school basketball team. PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Beverly Ann Johnson ... Born Dec. 10, 1975. -D. D DARYt. JONES Fullback 47ECU Football

84 Jeff Kerr LB . R-Fr. . 6-4 . 225 Salisbury, N.C. Was red-shirted last season but has shown great promise as junior varsity member and during spring workouts ... Co-No. 2 atinside linebacker position on depth chart following spring practice. 1995: Red-shirted and did not see any action for Pirates ... Named as defensive recipient of Rick Bankston Memorial Award which goes to outstanding junior varsity player. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and one in basketball at South Rowan High School in China Grove, N.C. ... As senior, was credited with 156 tackles, of which 96 were primary stops ... Helped lead South Rowan to 8-4 record as senior ... Was named all-conference and all-county as a senior ... Team MVP as a senior ... Named Rowan County Defensive Player-of-the-Year ... Was member of school's National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Sciences ... Born Oct. 18, 1976 ... Son of Robert and Ronnie Kerr ... Name is pronounced "Carr." 42 Bernard Lackey CB . So. . 5-1o1 . 197 Conyers, Ga. Should see increased action this season as sophomore after lim-ited action a season ago ... Listed at No. 2 at cornerback position following spring practice ... Also could be in the picture to return kickoffs this season. 1995: Played in all 12 games last season ... Was in on two tackles during year ... Also had an interception against Central Michigan ... Good special teams player ... Made four stops on special teams during 1995 season. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, four in track and one in baseball at Rockdale County High School in Conyers, Ga. ... Coached by Scott Woodall in high school ... As a senior, rushed for 650 yards and scored 16 touchdowns ... Named team MVP and led county in touchdowns in junior and senior seasons ... Ranked in Top 100 in Georgia ... Returned three kickoffs for touchdowns, each over 90 yards ... Also all-state in track for three years ... Named high school's Rookie of the Year in track and football during freshman season.PERSONAL: Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Born Feb. 5, 1975 ... Son of Mary Lackey ... Plays the tuba ... Enjoys fishing and reading. 48 99 D\Nayne Ledford DE . So. . 6-5 . 275 Marion, N.C. Made good strides during spring drills ... Listed at No. 2 behindLorenzo West at defensive end for Pirates entering fall practice. 1995: Saw limited playing time for Pirates and earned letter. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and basketball at McDowell High School in Marion, N.C. .. Played for coach Coy Gibson ... Named school's Most Valuable Defensive Lineman as senior ... Northwestern 4-A All-Conference first-team selection for junior and senior seasons ... Named All-Western North Carolina ... Registered 68 tackles as a senior ... Also had 80 stops as a junior and sophomore ... Led team in sacks all three seasons ... Averaged 15 points and nine rebounds per game as a junior on basketball team and was named team's MVP. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Born Nov. 2, 1976 ... Son of Billy and Helen Ledford. 10 Matt Levine P . Jr. . 5-1o0 . 205 North Potomac, Md. Followed his outstanding freshman season of '94 with a sub-par sophomore campaign ... Has also seen duty on kickoffs and FGs during his career. 1995: Starting punter throughout season ... Averaged 37.1 yards per punt on 60 kicks ... Had long punt of 58 yards vs. Temple ... Was preseason All-Independent second-team selection. 1994: In 58 attempts, averaged 42.6 yards ... In the final NCAA statistical rankings, finished 15th in punting average ... Hit a 41-yard field goal against Temple and a 27-yarder against Memphis ... Against South Carolina, completed two passes on a fake field goal (TD pass to Scott Richards) and a fake punt ... Member of AllCarolinas Team by The Charlotte Observer ... Also second team AllIndependent by AP ... Member of Jewish All-America Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and two in indoor track and baseball at Wootton High School ... Named allleague, all-county and all-state as a kicker as junior and senior ...Coached by Bob Hampton ... As a senior, averaged 45.1 yards per punt, was 4x6 in FGs under 50 yards and had 40 percent of kickoffs downed in end zone ... Also was team's QB, passing for 900 yards and rushing for 250 ... As pitcher on the baseball team, was 3-0 with a 0.62 earned run average and a .333 batting average as a junior. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Jerald and Tina Levine ... Born Nov. 1, 1976 ... Honor Roll student at.ECU. Punting Statistics Year No. Yds.1994 58 24701995 60 2227Totals 118 4697 Avg.42.637.l39.8 Long58 (TUL) 58 (TEM) 58 (TUL, TEM) ECU Football 84 Jeff Kerr LB . R-Fr. . 6-4 . 225 Salisbury, N.C. Was red-shirted last season but has shown great promise as junior varsity member and during spring workouts ... Co-No. 2 atinside linebacker position on depth chart following spring practice. 1995: Red-shirted and did not see any action for Pirates ... Named as defensive recipient of Rick Bankston Memorial Award which goes to outstanding junior varsity player. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and one in basketball at South Rowan High School in China Grove, N.C. ... As senior, was credited with 156 tackles, of which 96 were primary stops ... Helped lead South Rowan to 8-4 record as senior ... Was named all-conference and all-county as a senior ... Team MVP as a senior ... Named Rowan County Defensive Player-of-the-Year ... Was member of school's National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Sciences ... Born Oct. 18, 1976 ... Son of Robert and Ronnie Kerr ... Name is pronounced "Carr." 42 Bernard Lackey CB . So. . 5-1o1 . 197 Conyers, Ga. Should see increased action this season as sophomore after lim-ited action a season ago ... Listed at No. 2 at cornerback position following spring practice ... Also could be in the picture to return kickoffs this season. 1995: Played in all 12 games last season ... Was in on two tackles during year ... Also had an interception against Central Michigan ... Good special teams player ... Made four stops on special teams during 1995 season. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, four in track and one in baseball at Rockdale County High School in Conyers, Ga. ... Coached by Scott Woodall in high school ... As a senior, rushed for 650 yards and scored 16 touchdowns ... Named team MVP and led county in touchdowns in junior and senior seasons ... Ranked in Top 100 in Georgia ... Returned three kickoffs for touchdowns, each over 90 yards ... Also all-state in track for three years ... Named high school's Rookie of the Year in track and football during freshman season.PERSONAL: Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Born Feb. 5, 1975 ... Son of Mary Lackey ... Plays the tuba ... Enjoys fishing and reading. 48 99 D\Nayne Ledford DE . So. . 6-5 . 275 Marion, N.C. Made good strides during spring drills ... Listed at No. 2 behindLorenzo West at defensive end for Pirates entering fall practice. 1995: Saw limited playing time for Pirates and earned letter. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and basketball at McDowell High School in Marion, N.C. .. Played for coach Coy Gibson ... Named school's Most Valuable Defensive Lineman as senior ... Northwestern 4-A All-Conference first-team selection for junior and senior seasons ... Named All-Western North Carolina ... Registered 68 tackles as a senior ... Also had 80 stops as a junior and sophomore ... Led team in sacks all three seasons ... Averaged 15 points and nine rebounds per game as a junior on basketball team and was named team's MVP. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Born Nov. 2, 1976 ... Son of Billy and Helen Ledford. 10 Matt Levine P . Jr. . 5-1o0 . 205 North Potomac, Md. Followed his outstanding freshman season of '94 with a sub-par sophomore campaign ... Has also seen duty on kickoffs and FGs during his career. 1995: Starting punter throughout season ... Averaged 37.1 yards per punt on 60 kicks ... Had long punt of 58 yards vs. Temple ... Was preseason All-Independent second-team selection. 1994: In 58 attempts, averaged 42.6 yards ... In the final NCAA statistical rankings, finished 15th in punting average ... Hit a 41-yard field goal against Temple and a 27-yarder against Memphis ... Against South Carolina, completed two passes on a fake field goal (TD pass to Scott Richards) and a fake punt ... Member of AllCarolinas Team by The Charlotte Observer ... Also second team AllIndependent by AP ... Member of Jewish All-America Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and two in indoor track and baseball at Wootton High School ... Named allleague, all-county and all-state as a kicker as junior and senior ...Coached by Bob Hampton ... As a senior, averaged 45.1 yards per punt, was 4x6 in FGs under 50 yards and had 40 percent of kickoffs downed in end zone ... Also was team's QB, passing for 900 yards and rushing for 250 ... As pitcher on the baseball team, was 3-0 with a 0.62 earned run average and a .333 batting average as a junior. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Jerald and Tina Levine ... Born Nov. 1, 1976 ... Honor Roll student at.ECU. Punting Statistics Year No. Yds.1994 58 24701995 60 2227Totals 118 4697 Avg.42.637.l39.8 Long58 (TUL) 58 (TEM) 58 (TUL, TEM) ECU Football

19 Ray111ond Mabry FB . So. . 5.7 . 180 Grifton, N.C. Another candidate to offset the void created at fullback due to the loss of Jerris McPhail. 1995: Saw action in five games ... Carried the ball nine times for 33 yards from running back position ... Rushed four times for 11 yards in annual spring game ... Also caught one pass for 16 yards in spring contest. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Worked out as a running back. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in track and football at West Craven High in Vanceboro, N.C. ... Played for coach Clay Jordan ... As a senior, rushed for 1,250 yards, 21 touchdowns and had 400 receiving yards ... An All-Coastal Conference and all-state selection in football and track ... Presented Army Male ScholarAthlete Award. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Raymond and Ida Jean Mabry ... Born Oct. 20, 1975 ... Enjoys reading, listening to music, bowling, tennis and playing pool. Rushing Statistics Year Att. Yds. 1995 9 33 Avg. TD 3.4 0 50 Long12 (CMU) Mpu111i Masi111ini OT . So. . 6-5 . 300 Washington, D.C. A player who was progressing rapidly as a freshman last fall, Masimini suffered a season-ending knee injury midway though campaign ... Has undergone extensive rehab on knee but status remains cloudy. 1995: Saw action in seven games before suffering torn ligaments in knee in Oct. 21 contest vs. Temple ... Was making his first start at tackle in game in which he was injured. HIGH SCHOOL: Was rated sixth among top 30 players in MidAtlantic area by SuperPrep Magazine ... Pigskin Club all-metro defensive player-of-the-year as senior ... First-team all-metro ... Recorded 65 solo tackles, 13 sacks, 16 pass deflections and six blocked punts as senior ... Played on the defensive line for coach Horace Fleming. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Barbara Masimini ... Born Aug. 9, 1977. ECU Football , 2 Perez Mattison HB . Jr. . 6-1 . 185 Anderson, S.C. Coming off red-shirt season ... Gives Pirates excellent depth at wide receiver position ... Listed as No. 3 H-back following spring practice ... Will likely see action on punt and kickoff returns ... A former quarterback in high school and at ECU through 1993 season, Mattison was converted to wide receiver in middle of '94 campaign ... Has excellent physical tools. 1995: Was red-shirted and did not see any action for the Pirates. 1994: Was to have red-shirted for this season, but when starting H-back Mitchell Galloway went down with a knee injury, Mattison volunteered to move to wide receiver and kick returner ... Played in last three games of season ... Returned five kicks during regular season for a 23.0 yards average, including a long of 28 yards against Central Florida ... In the St. Jude Liberty Bowl versus Illinois, he had five kickoff returns for an 18.2 average and two punt returns for an average of 6.0 ... In four major scrimmages at QB, he completed nine of 25 passes for 119 yards with a touchdown and interception ... In annual spring game, completed 2x5 passes for 57 yards and a score. 1993: As a true freshman, started final six games for injured quarterbacks Marcus Crandell and Chris Hester ... Played in last eight games ... Completed 78 of 183 passes for 924 yards with six touchdowns and 16 interceptions ... Had season-best numbers against Louisiana Tech (18 of 29 for 246 yards with three TDs and one interception ... Also completed 18 of 35 passes for 191 yards against Cincinnati ... Off the bench, completed seven of 11 passes for 60 yards against South Carolina ... His 56-yard pass to Jerris McPhail with 8:26 left in the Louisiana Tech game was the game-winning score ... Completed 14 of 36 passes for 174 yards with two touchdowns against Southern Mississippi ... Voted recipient of R.W. Moore "King of the Gridiron" Award for ECU MVP by attending media at Louisiana Tech game. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years four years in football, five in soccer and one each in track and baseball at Westside High School in Anderson, S.C. ... The Rams were region champions in 1992, going 8-3 ... Played for coach Ted Luckadoo ... As a senior, completed 247 of 319 (77 percent) for 2,432 yards and 28 touchdowns ... During high school career, completed 457 of 903 (50.4 percent) for 6,202 yards with 57 touchdowns and 34 interceptions ... Threw two touchdown passes in North-South All-Star Game and was Offensive MVP for the North squad ... AP all-state as a senior and named area MVP in 1991-92 ... Finished his career as the all-time leader in pass completions in South Carolina history ... Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player-of-the-Year in 1992 ... Greenville (S.C.) Touchdown Player-of-the-Week in 1991-92 ... Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player-of-the-Week twice in 1991 and three times in 1992 ... Rams' soccer team was regional champions four times. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Earl and Nettie Mattison ... Born Jan. 26, 1974. 1993 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: PASSING (Att.-Comp.Int.-Yards-TD) Syracuse DNP; Central Florida DNP; Washington DNP; Memphis State 6-1-4-7-0; South Carolina 11-7-0-60-0; Louisiana Tech 29-18-1-246-3; Southern Miss 36-14-3-174-2; Virginia Tech 32-11-3-172-1; Tulsa 19-4-2-38-0; Kentucky 15-5-1-36-0; Cincinnati 35-18-2-191-0. 49 19 Ray111ond Mabry FB . So. . 5.7 . 180 Grifton, N.C. Another candidate to offset the void created at fullback due to the loss of Jerris McPhail. 1995: Saw action in five games ... Carried the ball nine times for 33 yards from running back position ... Rushed four times for 11 yards in annual spring game ... Also caught one pass for 16 yards in spring contest. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Worked out as a running back. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in track and football at West Craven High in Vanceboro, N.C. ... Played for coach Clay Jordan ... As a senior, rushed for 1,250 yards, 21 touchdowns and had 400 receiving yards ... An All-Coastal Conference and all-state selection in football and track ... Presented Army Male ScholarAthlete Award. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Raymond and Ida Jean Mabry ... Born Oct. 20, 1975 ... Enjoys reading, listening to music, bowling, tennis and playing pool. Rushing Statistics Year Att. Yds. 1995 9 33 Avg. TD 3.4 0 50 Long12 (CMU) Mpu111i Masi111ini OT . So. . 6-5 . 300 Washington, D.C. A player who was progressing rapidly as a freshman last fall, Masimini suffered a season-ending knee injury midway though campaign ... Has undergone extensive rehab on knee but status remains cloudy. 1995: Saw action in seven games before suffering torn ligaments in knee in Oct. 21 contest vs. Temple ... Was making his first start at tackle in game in which he was injured. HIGH SCHOOL: Was rated sixth among top 30 players in MidAtlantic area by SuperPrep Magazine ... Pigskin Club all-metro defensive player-of-the-year as senior ... First-team all-metro ... Recorded 65 solo tackles, 13 sacks, 16 pass deflections and six blocked punts as senior ... Played on the defensive line for coach Horace Fleming. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Barbara Masimini ... Born Aug. 9, 1977. ECU Football , 2 Perez Mattison HB . Jr. . 6-1 . 185 Anderson, S.C. Coming off red-shirt season ... Gives Pirates excellent depth at wide receiver position ... Listed as No. 3 H-back following spring practice ... Will likely see action on punt and kickoff returns ... A former quarterback in high school and at ECU through 1993 season, Mattison was converted to wide receiver in middle of '94 campaign ... Has excellent physical tools. 1995: Was red-shirted and did not see any action for the Pirates. 1994: Was to have red-shirted for this season, but when starting H-back Mitchell Galloway went down with a knee injury, Mattison volunteered to move to wide receiver and kick returner ... Played in last three games of season ... Returned five kicks during regular season for a 23.0 yards average, including a long of 28 yards against Central Florida ... In the St. Jude Liberty Bowl versus Illinois, he had five kickoff returns for an 18.2 average and two punt returns for an average of 6.0 ... In four major scrimmages at QB, he completed nine of 25 passes for 119 yards with a touchdown and interception ... In annual spring game, completed 2x5 passes for 57 yards and a score. 1993: As a true freshman, started final six games for injured quarterbacks Marcus Crandell and Chris Hester ... Played in last eight games ... Completed 78 of 183 passes for 924 yards with six touchdowns and 16 interceptions ... Had season-best numbers against Louisiana Tech (18 of 29 for 246 yards with three TDs and one interception ... Also completed 18 of 35 passes for 191 yards against Cincinnati ... Off the bench, completed seven of 11 passes for 60 yards against South Carolina ... His 56-yard pass to Jerris McPhail with 8:26 left in the Louisiana Tech game was the game-winning score ... Completed 14 of 36 passes for 174 yards with two touchdowns against Southern Mississippi ... Voted recipient of R.W. Moore "King of the Gridiron" Award for ECU MVP by attending media at Louisiana Tech game. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years four years in football, five in soccer and one each in track and baseball at Westside High School in Anderson, S.C. ... The Rams were region champions in 1992, going 8-3 ... Played for coach Ted Luckadoo ... As a senior, completed 247 of 319 (77 percent) for 2,432 yards and 28 touchdowns ... During high school career, completed 457 of 903 (50.4 percent) for 6,202 yards with 57 touchdowns and 34 interceptions ... Threw two touchdown passes in North-South All-Star Game and was Offensive MVP for the North squad ... AP all-state as a senior and named area MVP in 1991-92 ... Finished his career as the all-time leader in pass completions in South Carolina history ... Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player-of-the-Year in 1992 ... Greenville (S.C.) Touchdown Player-of-the-Week in 1991-92 ... Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player-of-the-Week twice in 1991 and three times in 1992 ... Rams' soccer team was regional champions four times. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Earl and Nettie Mattison ... Born Jan. 26, 1974. 1993 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: PASSING (Att.-Comp.Int.-Yards-TD) Syracuse DNP; Central Florida DNP; Washington DNP; Memphis State 6-1-4-7-0; South Carolina 11-7-0-60-0; Louisiana Tech 29-18-1-246-3; Southern Miss 36-14-3-174-2; Virginia Tech 32-11-3-172-1; Tulsa 19-4-2-38-0; Kentucky 15-5-1-36-0; Cincinnati 35-18-2-191-0. 49

74 38 Mark Deeone McCall Mc Keithan OT . Sr. . 6-5 . 275 SAF . So. . 6-2 . 210 Rochelle, Ga. Perth Amboy, N.J.Has made big improvements over the past year and enters the fall Offers Pirates depth in secondary ... Was excellent as special listed as team's No. 2 offensive right tackle behind Ron Suddith ... teams performer for Pirates in 1995 ... Listed as No. 3 strong safety Has worked hard to improve pass blocking skills. following conclusion of spring practice. 1995: Made eight tackles, including five solo stops in reserve role 1995:1994: Saw duty on offensive line in back-up role. Played in three games as a back-up right offensive tackle ... . .. Had one tackle for loss ... Also had one QB pressure ... One of Saw action against Cincinnati, Memphis and Illinois. team's top special teams tackler with eight hits. 1993:1992: Did not see any action ... Worked as an offensive tackle. Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked as an 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced at cornerback ... Received Rick Bankston Memorial Award for outoffensive tackle. standing defensive scout team player of the year. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football and three in HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football, baseball and track at Wilcox County High School in Rochelle, Ga .d... Played track at Perth Amboy (N.J.) High School ... Played for coach Joe football for coach Donnie Clark ... Selected all-Middle Georgia by Stinson ... A two-time all-area selection as a free safety and outside the Macon Telegraph ... Named by Georgia Sportswriters Association linebacker ... As a senior, recorded 134 tackles and seven intercepto Class A all-state squad ... Named offensive MVP on high school tions ... During junior year, had 116 total tackles ... Helped lead team ... Helped lead team to 1988-89 area championships ... Named Panthers to sectional championship in basketball during 1992-93 school's top offensive lineman. season.PERSONAL: Academic major is Exercise and Sport Sciences ... PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Born Jan. 21, 1976 ... Son of John and Betty McCall ... Born May 5, 1973 ... Nickname is Son of Henry and Janice McKeithan ... An honor roll student in high Country. school ... Wants to manage his own business following football playing career. 77 43Norris TimMcCleary McKinnon DT . So. . 6-5 . 295 Bessemer City, N.C. CB . So. . 6-2 . 185 Upper Marlboro, Md.Will see first action as a Pirate this fall ... Could give defensive line improved depth ... Listed as No. 3 defensive tackle following spring Listed as No. 3 bench CB following spring practice ... Former prep practice. standout.1995: Did not see any action. 1995: Did not see any action during season. HIGH SCHOOL: Was recognized as all-conference lineman as 1994: Red-shirted and did not see any action. junior and senior ... All-conference defensive lineman as senior ... HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two in All-state offensive lineman as well as a senior ... Recorded 76 tackbasketball at DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, Md .d... Played les, 19 assists, four caused fumbles and seven sacks as a senior ... cornerback for coach Bill McGregor ... Had eight interceptions and Coached by Mike Crawford at Bessemer City High School. two fumble recoveries, returning one 93 yards for a touchdown, PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Norris and during his senior year ... Originally went to DeMatha High School to Margie McCleary ... Born May 10, 1977. play basketball before joining the football squad ... Did not play varsity basketball ... As a junior, had five interceptions, returning two for touchdowns ... His last two seasons there, Stags were WCAC Football Champions ... Named second team all-league as a senior and Most Valuable Defensive Player on his squad. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Wayne and Jean McKinnon ... Born March 10, 1976. 50 ECU Football

48 To111ha McMillan LB . So. . 6-4 . 250 Clarkston, Ga. After season in which he saw limited duty as a true freshman on defensive front, expected to play increased role in 1995 ... Was listed No. 2 on depth chart at LEO position following spring practice 1995: Saw action in every game for Pirates as freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, two in track and one in basketball at Cross Keys High School in Atlanta, Ga .e... Second-team All-mero Atlanta ... Played outside linebacker and defensive end for the Indians after working as a back-up quarterback during his junior season ... Coached by Bill Harris ... Won team's Academic Award ... Named most outstanding defensive lineman last season at Cross Keys HS ... Given Coach's Award in track and most improved on basketball team. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Patricia Brown and Roderick McMillan ... Born August 29, 1977. 67 Shane McPherson OG . Sr. . 6-4 . 280 Cartersville, Ga. After seeing extensive playing time on Pirate offensive line in 1995, McPherson will again be an integral contributor up front ... One of the strongest players on the offensive line ... No. 2 right , 86 J.J. McQueen TE . So. . 6-5 . 225 High Point, N.C. Looking to see first action at East Carolina during '96 season ... Gives Pirates additional depth to an already deep position at tight end. 1995: Did not see any action for ECU. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a standout performer on offense and defense at Andrews High School in High Point ... Named first-team all-state at defensive end ... Participated in both the Shrine Bowl and the East-West All-Star Game as a tight end ... As a senior, caught 12 passes for 282 yards and six touchdowns in run-oriented offense ... Helped lead Andrews to 11-1 record his senior season ... Was named Defensive Player-of-the-Year in the conference in 1995 ... Also named Defensive MVP for his team ... Was tabbed All-Northwest Piedmont on offense ... As a junior, earned All-Conference honors at defensive end ... Team finished 13-2 and lost in state championship game as a junior ... Awarded team's Most Improved Player accolades ... playedthree years on the varsity ... Coached by Charles Metcalf. PERSONAL: Academic major is Education ... Son of James and Zelma McQueen ... Born August 11, 1977. 35 Kevin Monroe SAF . R-Fr. . 6-1 . 180 Greenville, N.C. 48 To111ha McMillan LB . So. . 6-4 . 250 Clarkston, Ga. After season in which he saw limited duty as a true freshman on defensive front, expected to play increased role in 1995 ... Was listed No. 2 on depth chart at LEO position following spring practice 1995: Saw action in every game for Pirates as freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, two in track and one in basketball at Cross Keys High School in Atlanta, Ga .e... Second-team All-mero Atlanta ... Played outside linebacker and defensive end for the Indians after working as a back-up quarterback during his junior season ... Coached by Bill Harris ... Won team's Academic Award ... Named most outstanding defensive lineman last season at Cross Keys HS ... Given Coach's Award in track and most improved on basketball team. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Patricia Brown and Roderick McMillan ... Born August 29, 1977. 67 Shane McPherson OG . Sr. . 6-4 . 280 Cartersville, Ga. After seeing extensive playing time on Pirate offensive line in 1995, McPherson will again be an integral contributor up front ... One of the strongest players on the offensive line ... No. 2 right , 86 J.J. McQueen TE . So. . 6-5 . 225 High Point, N.C. Looking to see first action at East Carolina during '96 season ... Gives Pirates additional depth to an already deep position at tight end. 1995: Did not see any action for ECU. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a standout performer on offense and defense at Andrews High School in High Point ... Named first-team all-state at defensive end ... Participated in both the Shrine Bowl and the East-West All-Star Game as a tight end ... As a senior, caught 12 passes for 282 yards and six touchdowns in run-oriented offense ... Helped lead Andrews to 11-1 record his senior season ... Was named Defensive Player-of-the-Year in the conference in 1995 ... Also named Defensive MVP for his team ... Was tabbed All-Northwest Piedmont on offense ... As a junior, earned All-Conference honors at defensive end ... Team finished 13-2 and lost in state championship game as a junior ... Awarded team's Most Improved Player accolades ... playedthree years on the varsity ... Coached by Charles Metcalf. PERSONAL: Academic major is Education ... Son of James and Zelma McQueen ... Born August 11, 1977. 35 Kevin Monroe SAF . R-Fr. . 6-1 . 180 Greenville, N.C. guard entering fall. 1995: Played in every game for ECU ... Started four contests three at left guard and one at left tackle position. 1994: Played in seven games as a back-up right offensive tackle, behind Charles Boothe ... Did not play against Duke, Syracuse, South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Tulsa ... Earned second letter. 1993: Played in the final seven games without any starts ... Backed up Ken Carroll at left offensive tackle ... Forced into action with season-ending injury to Terry Tilghman against Washington. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football at Cartersville (Ga.) High School ... Played for coach Mike Earwood ... Played in Georgia North-South All-Star Game ... The Purple Hurricanes were 11-1 during senior season and 33-5 in three-year career ... Team was Region 7-AA champions in 1989-91-92 and state champions in 1991. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sports Science ... Son of Alvin and Carolyn McPherson ... Born Oct. 1, 1975 in Rome, Ga .e... Active in church activities. After red-shirt season last season, Monroe offers depth to secondary in 1996 ... Listed at No. 3 at free safety position following spring practice ... Excellent speed. 1995: Red-shirted and did not see any action. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters each in football, basketball and baseball at Rose High School ... In two years on Rose varsity, had seven interceptions (returned two of those for TDs) ... Scored five other touchdowns on offense ... Also had 12 pass deflections in two years ... All-Big East Conference and all-area for two seasons in football ... Most Valuable Defensive Player for Rose as a senior ... Started two seasons in the Rampants' secondary ... Played football for coach Lonnie Baker. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of James and Rita Monroe ... Born May 8, 1977. 51ECU Football

, 54 Danny Moore C . So. . 6-4 . 270 Grifton, N.C. Listed as No. 1 center for the Pirates in '96, according to the depth chart at conclusion of spring practice ... Will look to fill shoes of Kevin Wiggins, who has started at center past two-plus seasons ... Has not seen any action at East Carolina. 1995: Sat out season. 1994: Red-shirted in first season with the Pirates. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Eastern Plains Conference, all-area honors in football at Ayden-Grifton High School ... Coached by B.T.Chappell ... Served as team captain for the Chargers as a senior ... Played both offensive and defensive line at Ayden-Grifton ... Assenior, helped lead team to 10-2 record ... Also lettered in baseball as a first baseman. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Ricky and Barbara Moore ... Born December 11, 1975. in basketball and track ... All-Gwinnett County as quarterback and defensive back and honorable mention AAAA all-state as a senior ... Given Coca-Cola Award his last two seasons there ... As a senior, threw for 945 yards and 11 touchdowns and rushed for 830 yards and 10 touchdowns. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Wallace and Jackie Nichols ... Born Jan. 17, 1975 at Orlando, Fla. 1995 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (CatchesYards-TDs) Tennessee 7-48-0; Syracuse 4-34-0; Central Michigan 443-0; Illinois 1-4-0; West Virginia 0-0-0; Cincinnati 7-108-0; Temple 6-81-1; Southern Mississippi 5-67-0; Army 6-81-0; Tulsa 0-0-0; Memphis 3-35-0; Stanford 3-14-0. 1994 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (CatchesYards-TDs) Duke 4-41-0; Temple 4-26-0; Syracuse 4-60-0; Southern Mississippi 2-37-0; South Carolina 5-73-0; Virginia Tech 5-35-0; Tulsa 2-12-0; Cincinnati 2-27-1; Auburn 4-33-1; Central Florida 4-52-0; Memphis 6-54-0; Illinois 6-55-0.Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 42 450 10.7 2 35 (USC) 1995 43 502 11.7 2 28d{CIN} Totals 85 952 11.2 4 35 (USC) Punt Return Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 4 27 6.8 0 10 (SU 1995 22 178 8.1 0 66d{CMU} Totals 26 205 0 66 (CMU)1 Jason Nichols "' FL . Jr. . 5-11 . 178 Norcross, Ga. Ill Starting flanker for Pirates ... Already ranks No. 4 on East Carolina's career list for receptions with 85 catches -and in just two seasons ... Former high school quarterback ... Has been steady receiver for Pirates, catching 42 passes as a freshman and 43 as sophomore.1995: Started in 10 of 11 games during the regular season ...Second-leading receiver with 43 catches for 502 yards and two ??touchdowns ... Had four-game stretch during season (Cincinnati, Temple, Southern Mississippi and Army) in which he caught 24 passes for 337 yards ... Was on receiving end of four passes in St. Jude Liberty Bowl vs. Stanford ... Caught touchdown passes vs. Temple and Army ... Also returns punts for East Carolina ... Returned 22 punts for 178 yards, including 66-yard return vs. Central Michigan ... Ranked 50th in the country in punt returns. 1994: Started in 11 of 12 games at flanker ... Came off the bench against Virginia Tech ... Led Pirates in receptions with 42 for 450 yards and two touchdowns ... Set school records for season catches D.and yards by a freshman ... Named Outstanding Newcomer on squad by coaching staff ... Threw a 34-yard touchdown pass on an end-around double reverse against Duke ... Had a 22-yard run against Temple and an 11-yard run against Virginia Tech on reverses ... Had scoring grabs against Cincinnati (16 yards) and Auburn (16 yards) ... Led Pirates in receptions against Duke (4 for 41), Flanker D D JASON NICHOLS South Carolina (5 for 73) and Illinois (6 for 55) ... In four spring scrimmages, caught nine passes for 96 yards. 1993: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced at wide receiver.HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner for coach Norris Vaughn at Meadowcreek High School in Norcross, Ga .d... Also lettered once 52 ECU Football

40 Kendrick Phillips SAF . So. . 6-3 . 211 Fayetteville, N.C. Moved from offense to safety during '95 spring drills ... Has theathletic ability to play the position ... Has good speed and quickness ... Saw reserve duty at safety position for most of last seasonbut started final game of the regular season vs. Memphis at strongsafety position.1995: Was in on three tackles during the season ... startedregular season finale against Memphis ... Had two tackles in thatcontest vs. Memphis.1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Saw practice timeas a tight end/wide receiver.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and baseballand two in basketball at Westover High School in Fayetteville,N.C. ... Played football for coach Milton Butts ... High schoolteammate of fellow Pirate Tavares Taylor ... Played tight end forthe Wolverines ... Missed most of senior season with a collarboneinjury ... As a junior, caught 32 passes for 600 yards and seventouchdowns ... First-team all-conference as a junior.PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Sonof Kenneth and Brenda Phillips ... Born Nov. 19, 1974 ... Enjoyswriting poems. 90 Scott Richards TE . Sr. . 6-5 . 260 North Augusta, S.C. One of the Pirates' most reliable performers, Richards became asignificantconsistent offensiveperformer ... inthreatFormer1995high startinginschool gameeveryquarterback ... A...Knowshow to read defenses ... Good blockers.1995: Started all 12 games for ECU at tight end ... Fourth-leadingreceiver on team with 33 catches for 341 yards and three touchdowns ... After failing to catch a pass in season opener at Tennessee,caught at least one pass in the final 10 games of regular season ...Was ECU's leading receiver in St. Jude Liberty Bowl as he caughtfive Marcus Crandell passes for 59 yards (long of 23) ... Rankedamong national leaders at tight end in receptions ... Was a keyplayer for Pirates in crucial victory at Southern Mississippi as hecaught four passes for 62 yards, including touchdown grabs of 23and 11 yards ... Had eight receptions for 93 yards and a touchdownin victory at Syracuse.1994: Played in 10 games, starting two, at tight end ... Did notplay against Virginia Tech with an abdominal muscle injury ...Started against Southern Miss and South Carolina ... Caught 18passes for 199 yards and four touchdowns ... Had four catchesIllinois, Memphis and South Carolina ... Caught touchdownsagainst Syracuse (20 yards), Southern Miss (11 and 3 yards) andSouth Carolina (16 yards) ... In four spring scrimmages, caught ninepasses for 100 yards.1993: Played in 10 games without any starts ... Did not play , against Southern Miss ... Did not have any catches ... Used mostly asa blocker on short yardage situations ... In four spring scrimmages,caught 10 passes for 124 yards ... Made the transition from quarterback to tight end before spring drills.1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at quarterback ... Named offensivescout team player of the week against Bowling Green and SouthernMiss.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered threeyears in football and basketballand one in baseball at North Augusta (S.C.) High School ... Playedfootball for coach Bill Utsey ... As a senior, completed 59 of 147passes for 1,029 yards with four touchdowns and four interceptions. .. As a junior, completed 62 of 160 passes for 1,038 yards with seventouchdowns ... All-Aiken County, all-area and all-region as a senior ... Honorable mention all-state ... Won school's outstanding offensive player award ... Helped lead squad to 1989 state 4A footballchampionship.PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son ofJames and Edith Richards ... Born Jan. 7, 1974 at Augusta, Ga.d...Enjoys fishing, water skiing and snow skiing.Receiving StatisticsYear No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 18 199 11.1 4 25 (USC))1995 33 341 10.3 3 21 (TEM)Totals 51 540 10.6 7 25 (USC) SCOTT RICHARDS Tight End ECU Football 53

, 88 Sean Richardson TE . Sr. . 6-5 . 255 Durham, N.C. Was back-up tight end to Scott Richards during 1995 season ... Big frame gives quarterbacks large target ... Catches ball well over the middle ... Has great deal of experience. 1995: Played in all 12 games ... Caught six passes for 60 yards during the regular season ... Had three catches for 18 yards against Central Michigan ... Had two receptions for 35 yards, including season-long of 20, in regular season finale versus Memphis ... Had one reception for five yards in Liberty Bowl vs. Stanford ... Was leading receiver in '95 spring game with five receptions for 77 yards and along catch of 25 yards. 1994: Played in every game, starting the last seven, at tight end ... Finished season with 17 catches for 156 yards and two touchdowns ... Led Pirates in receptions against Memphis with seven catches for 65 yards and a touchdown (22 yards) ... Had first career catches against Virginia Tech, grabbing six passes for 59 yards ... Had first career touchdown catch against Cincinnati (6 yards) ... Also caught two two-point conversions ... Had two catches against Cincinnati for 13 yards and Illinois for 11 yards ... In four spring scrimmages, had five catches for 107 yards and two touchdowns. 1993: Played in all 11 games as a reserve tight end and special teams player ... Did not have any catches ... In four major spring scrimmages, had seven catches for 99 yards. 1992: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced at tight end.HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two seasons in football at Northern Durham High School for coach Ken Browning ... Helped Knights win conference championship in 1991 and a 12-1 record ... Was named all-conference, all-city, all-area, all-county and all-East as a senior ... Caught 13 passes for 188 yards and five touchdowns as a senior ... Honorable mention all-state as a senior ... NamedPiedmont area lineman of the year as a senior.PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Anabelle Smith and Robert McNair ... Born March 13, 1973 in New York, N.Y .d... Plays the drums ... Enjoys playing basketball and bicycling ... Has done volunteer work with the Special Olympics ... Nickname is Knight Train. Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 17 156 9.2 2 22 (VT) 1995 6 60 10.0 0 20 (MEM) Totals 23 216 9.4 2 22 (VT) "' Ill -D. r:r.1 SEAN RICHARDSON L:.ia:..I Tight End 70 Corey Russell OG . So. . 6-5 . 290 Fairmont Heights,. Md. Saw reserve duty on offensive line in 1995 ... Listed No. 2 offensive guard behind Jamie Gray entering fall practice. 1995: Earned letter last season as reserve lineman. HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as the No. 18 prospect in Mid-Atlantic Area by SuperPrep Magazine ... Coached by Ralph Paden ...Played both offense and defense at Fairmont Heights High School ... As a senior, had 45 solo tackles, five sacks and recovered two fumbles ... Was selected second-team all-metro and all-league. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Henry and Sherre Russell ... Born August 6, 1977. 54 ECU Football

85 Mike Sellers FL . So. . 6-3 . 190 Covington, Ga. Gives the Pirates a large target at wide receiver ... Has had to overcome injuries to both shoulders during career ... Had excellent fall camp a year ago ... Will provide depth at wide receiver this fall ... Physical player ... Listed as No. 2 flanker following spring drills. 1995: Saw action in nine games during regular season ... Caught four passes for 37 yards and a touchdown ... His touchdown catch came in the season opener at Tennessee -a seven-yarder ... Caught 36-yard pass in spring game from Ernest Tinnin. 1994: Saw action in one game, vs. Temple, and suffered shoulder injury ... Did not play any more and earned medical red-shirt ... Did not have any catches. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Newton County High School in Covington, Ga .d... Also earned three letters in baseball and baseball and four in track ... Named school's offensive and defensive MVP and was Player of the Game for three games ... As a senior, rushed for over 700 yards and threw for 300 yards ... During junior season, was second on the team in tackles with 51, rushed for over 300 yards and caught 39 passes for over 500 yards ... During sophomore season, led secondary in tackles with 46 and was second in interceptions with three ... Placed third in regionals in high hurdles ... Slowed by injuries during junior season in track and basketball ... Averaged 12 points and five rebounds per game as a sophomore ... Led team in steals as a senior. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Vickie Thomas ... Born April 30, 1975 ... Relative of former Atlanta mayor Maynard Jackson ... Also relative of Dale Carter of the Kansas City Chiefs and Jake Reed of the Minnesota Vikings ... Plays the baritone ... Given award for best math student in high school. Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1995 4 37 9.3 1 15 (UT) 49 Matt Semenza LB . Jr. . 6-3 . 213 Haslet, N.J. Provides back-up help at linebacker ... Listed at No. 2 outsidelinebacker following spring drills ... Has shown progressive improvement since arriving at ECU. 1995: Played in all 12 games ... Regular on special teams but also saw significant duty at linebacker ... Made 14 tackles during season, including six solos ... Had one tackle for loss ... Also recovered one fumble ... Made seven tackles as member of special teams. 1994: Saw action in all 12 games, mostly on special teams ... Did see action in two games (Cincinnati and Memphis) on defense and eight plays total with no statistics ... Worked in practice at outside linebacker ... Played as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, basketball and track at Raritan High School in Haslet, N.J .d... Named all-state, all, Shore and all-county ... In senior season, as a tight end, caught 25 passes for 450 yards and six touchdowns, and as a safety, had 68 solo tackles, 34 assists and four interceptions ... Played forward on the basketball team, averaging 15 points and eight rebounds per game ... In track, timed at 23.2 in the 200 meters and throws the javelin.PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Greg and Marti Semenza ... Born August 31, 1976 ... Made the honor roll during fall 1994 semester ... Enjoys swimming and going to the beach. 32 Shep Sepaniak LB . So. . 6-2 . 235 Brookside, N.J. Saw action on defense at linebacker and on special teams last season ... Will give Pirates depth at inside linebacker ... Listed at No. 3 at Mike LB on depth chart entering fall preseason practice. 1995: Saw action in nine games during season and recorded nine tackles from linebacker position ... Also a regular on Pirate special teams ... Was in on three tackles in St. Jude Liberty Bowl vs. Stanford.1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Worked at inside linebacker. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and lacrosse at West Morris High School in Mendham, N.J .d... Played running back and linebacker for coach Bill Carpluk ... As a senior, named all-conference, all-county, all-area and all-state, rushing for 990 yards and had 100 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns ... On defense as a senior, had 81 total tackles, two interceptions, three fumble recoveries, two fumbles caused and three sacks ... Had 200 career tackles ... Named team's MVP as a senior ... Helped lead the Minutemen to the Iron Hills Conference Championship and state finals as a senior ... As a junior, named team's offensive MVP and first-team all-conference, all-county and all-area. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Steve and Donna Sepaniak ... Born Jan. 12, 1976 ... Plays the guitar ... Made the honor roll during fall 1994 semester at ECU ... Would like to become a lawyer after graduation. 55ECU Football

, 80 Larry Shannon SE . Jr. . 6-6 . 205 Starke, Fla. Returning starter at split end for ECU ... Burst on the scene in 1994 as a top receiver for the Pirates ... Gives Pirate quarterbacks a big target ... Goes up and gets the ball ... Not only is 6-6, but also has a 38-inch vertical jump, which is best on the team and record for wide receivers at ECU ... Excellent speed. 1995: A starter for ECU at split end for nine regular season games and also in Liberty Bowl ... Caught at least one pass in every game except Central Michigan contest ... Caught 24 passes for 346 yards during season ... Led all ECU receivers in TD catches with five ... Was on receiving end of five-yard TD pass just before halftime at Syracuse as Pirates rallied for 27-24 victory ... Caught four passes for 62 yards at Illinois, including a 51-yard bomb in last minute which gave Pirates a late opportunity to pull off the victory (a goal line interception second later negated the chance) ... Caught two touchdown passes against West Virginia ... One TD catch vs. Mountaineers was good for 67 yards ... Also caught scoring balls against Army and Memphis, in addition to Syracuse contest already mentioned.1994: Played in every game and started the last eight at split end ... Started when Linwood De Brew suffered neck muscle injury against Southern Miss ... Led Pirates in touchdown receptions with six, including two each against Memphis and Virginia Tech ... Two scores in one game was record for TD catches in a game by a freshman ... Also had TD grabs against South Carolina and Auburn ... Finished season with 17 catches for 226 yards, a 13.3 yard average ... Caught a two-point conversion against Temple ... Had seasonbest five catches for 82 yards against Virginia Tech. 1993: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked as a wide receiver.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two each in track and basketball at Bradford High School in Starke, Fla .d... Played for coach Al Wereke ... Was an honorable mention all-state pick ... Named all-area by the Gainesville Sun ... Helped lead football and basketball teams to district titles ... Tornadoes finished 8-3 in 1992. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of David and Linda Shannon ... Born Feb. 2, 1975 ... Top 11 percent in high school class ... An honor roll student ... Enjoys playing basketball and listening to music ... Favorite sports heroes are Michael Jordan and Emmitt Smith. Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1994 17 226 13.3 6 49 (USC) 1995 24 346 14.4 5 67 (WVl Totals 41 572 14.0 11 67 (WV) "' Ill -D. LARRY SHANNON Split End 71 Mike Sheehan OG . Jr. . 6-6 . 300 Closter, N. Y. Offers reserve help on offensive line at guard position ... Was a 1994 Pirate signee. 1995: Did not see any action for Pirates 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked as an offensive tackle. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and track at Northern Valley Regional High School in Demerest, N.Y ... Firstteam all-league as a senior and second-team all-county as a junior ... Coached in high school by Rich Conti ... The Norsemen were state champions in 1992 and league champions in 1993. PERSONAL: Academic major is English ... Son of Mike and Irene Sheehan ... Wears a size 18 EEE shoe. 56 ECU Football

55 Jason Shell SN . Jr. . 5-1o1 . 230 China Grove, N.C. Handled deep snaps last season for the Pirates for all placement kicks. 1995: Was deep snapper for Pirates for most of season. 1994: Played in all 12 games as a snapper for field goals and point-after touchdown attempts ... Only two of 50 placement attempts by ECU were blocked. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football, three in wrestling and three in baseball at South Rowan High School ... Playedfootball for Coach Larry Deal ... All-conference in football and wrestling in junior and senior seasons ... Played center in football ... Also an all-conference selection at catcher in baseball. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Michael and Judy Shell ... Born Dec. 3, 1975 ... Enjoys water skiing, fishing and hunting ... Wants to become a real estate agent or stock broker following graduation. , 26 Troy S111ith SE . So. . 6-3 . 175 Greenville, N.C. An up-and-coming talent with loads of potential ... Saw significant playing time in first season with Pirates, both as starter and in back-up role ... Listed as No. 2 split end following spring practice ... On receiving end of four passes for 72 yards in '96 spring game. 1995: Saw action in all 12 games, starting a pair of contests vs. Southern Mississippi and Army ... Was on receiving end of 15 passes for 242 yards and one touchdown ... Led all ECU receivers in yards per catch (16.1) ... Caught 26-yard touchdown pass against Cincinnati ... Had four catches for 36 yards versus Temple ... Caught48-yard pass vs. Tulsa for season-long reception. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters each in football and basketball at Rose High School ... Started 38 games in three seasons at wide receiver ... In three seasons, caught 134 passes for 2,088 yards and 27 touchdowns ... Score six more TDs on runs ... Ranked among the top 15 wide receivers in the country in several recruiting magazines ... All-Big East Conference, All-Area and All-East for two seasons ... Most Valuable Offensive Player at Rose the past two 55 Jason Shell SN . Jr. . 5-1o1 . 230 China Grove, N.C. Handled deep snaps last season for the Pirates for all placement kicks. 1995: Was deep snapper for Pirates for most of season. 1994: Played in all 12 games as a snapper for field goals and point-after touchdown attempts ... Only two of 50 placement attempts by ECU were blocked. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football, three in wrestling and three in baseball at South Rowan High School ... Playedfootball for Coach Larry Deal ... All-conference in football and wrestling in junior and senior seasons ... Played center in football ... Also an all-conference selection at catcher in baseball. PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Michael and Judy Shell ... Born Dec. 3, 1975 ... Enjoys water skiing, fishing and hunting ... Wants to become a real estate agent or stock broker following graduation. , 26 Troy S111ith SE . So. . 6-3 . 175 Greenville, N.C. An up-and-coming talent with loads of potential ... Saw significant playing time in first season with Pirates, both as starter and in back-up role ... Listed as No. 2 split end following spring practice ... On receiving end of four passes for 72 yards in '96 spring game. 1995: Saw action in all 12 games, starting a pair of contests vs. Southern Mississippi and Army ... Was on receiving end of 15 passes for 242 yards and one touchdown ... Led all ECU receivers in yards per catch (16.1) ... Caught 26-yard touchdown pass against Cincinnati ... Had four catches for 36 yards versus Temple ... Caught48-yard pass vs. Tulsa for season-long reception. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters each in football and basketball at Rose High School ... Started 38 games in three seasons at wide receiver ... In three seasons, caught 134 passes for 2,088 yards and 27 touchdowns ... Score six more TDs on runs ... Ranked among the top 15 wide receivers in the country in several recruiting magazines ... All-Big East Conference, All-Area and All-East for two seasons ... Most Valuable Offensive Player at Rose the past two TROY SMITH Split End seasons. PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Lillian Smith ... Born July 30, 1977. Receiving Statistics Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long1995 15 242 16.1 1 48 (TUL) 61 Ron Suddith OT . Sr. . 6-2 . 297 Miami, Fla. The veteran of the Pirates' offensive line and one of the best up front ... One of team's best pass blockers on the offensive line ... Has been starter for Pirates on offensive line for virtually all of the past three seasons. 1995: Started nine of 11 games during regular season at righttackle and in Liberty Bowl against Stanford ... Did not start vs. Central Michigan and Illinois due to ankle injury. 1994: Started at right offensive tackle in all 12 games ... Gave up just one sack the entire season ... Named All-Independent by Football News ... Also named All-Independent second-team by AP and All-Liberty Bowl Alliance ... Continually graded out a winningperformance in every game ... Named Most Valuable Offensive Blocker on squad by coaching staff. 1993: Played in 10 games, starting the final seven games of the season ... Did not play in season opener against Syracuse ... Started for Terry Tilghman, who was lost for the season in third game of season against Washington ... Did not allow a sack during the entire season. 1992: Red-shirted ... Named offensive scout team player of the week by the coaching staff against West Virginia. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterman in football and wrestling 57ECU Football

and one in track at Palmetto Senior High School in Miami, Fla ....Played football for coach Joe Mira ... Two-time all-Dade County .. .Named all-state as a senior and played in North-South All-Star Game ... Named school's outstanding offensive lineman for two years ... Panthers won district football championship in 1990 ...Finished wrestling season as a senior with a 24-3 mark and won the Greater Miami District Wrestling Championship. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science ... Son of Ronald and Martha Suddith ... Born Oct. 2, 1974 in Houston, Texas ... As a youngster, sports hero was Julius Erving ... Favorite nonsports hero is Jesse Jackson ... Enjoys video games and singing. "' Ill Ii ??-A. 31 RON SUDDITH Offensive Tackle 8 Kelvin Suggs CB . So. . 6-2 . 205 Kinston, N.C. Local product who saw action in the secondary and on special teams Last season ... Finished strong last season ... Coaches like his potential ... Good athletic skills ... Listed as No. 1 bench cornerback following spring practice. 1995: Played in all 12 games either in secondary or special teams ... Had outstanding Liberty Bowl with three unassisted tackles and one third quarter interception as Pirates went on to 19-13 victory over Stanford ... One of team's top tacklers on special teams as he had five during season ... Was in on five tackles from cornerback position ... Had one pass deflection ... Was defensive MVP of '95 58 "' Ill ?? ??-a. Ii) spring game. KELVIN SUGGS Corner back 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced as a defensive back. HIGH SCHOOL: Played defensive back and split end for coach Ralph Holloway at Kinston (N.C.) High School ... Named all-conference and all-state at defensive back for the Vikings ... Earned three letters in football and basketball ... Played in the North Carolina East-West All-Star game ... Named one of the top five defensive backs in the state as a senior ... As a senior, had 25 receptions for 650 yards and nine touchdowns as well as six interceptions ... Had 15 interceptions in final two seasons. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Wesley and Sylvia Suggs ... Born Jan. 7, 1976 ... Nickname is K-Town ... Also enjoys playing basketball in his spare time. 11 Tavares Taylor SAF . So. . 6-3 . 192 Fayetteville, N.C. Has seen action in secondary and as member of special teams ... An outstanding special teams performers ... Listed as No. 2 freesafety following spring practice. 1995: Saw playing time in all 11 regular season games ... Was in on four tackles from safety position ... Also had one pass deflection ... Leading tacklers for ECU on special teams with nine stops, including seven solo hits. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked in the secondary.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track at Westover High School in Fayetteville, N.C. ... High school teammate of fellow Pirate Kendrick Phillips ... The Wolverines are coached by Milton Butts ... Named all-conference and all-region as a wide receiver as a junior and senior ... Named all-conference as a defensive back as a sophomore and junior ... In last two seasons, caught 28 passes for 383 yards ... As a senior, recorded 52 tackles and seven interceptions and three fumble recoveries ... In track, finished second in the conference as part of the 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams and was third in the long jump (21-10 1/2). ECU Football and one in track at Palmetto Senior High School in Miami, Fla ....Played football for coach Joe Mira ... Two-time all-Dade County .. .Named all-state as a senior and played in North-South All-Star Game ... Named school's outstanding offensive lineman for two years ... Panthers won district football championship in 1990 ...Finished wrestling season as a senior with a 24-3 mark and won the Greater Miami District Wrestling Championship. PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science ... Son of Ronald and Martha Suddith ... Born Oct. 2, 1974 in Houston, Texas ... As a youngster, sports hero was Julius Erving ... Favorite nonsports hero is Jesse Jackson ... Enjoys video games and singing. "' Ill Ii ??-A. 31 RON SUDDITH Offensive Tackle 8 Kelvin Suggs CB . So. . 6-2 . 205 Kinston, N.C. Local product who saw action in the secondary and on special teams Last season ... Finished strong last season ... Coaches like his potential ... Good athletic skills ... Listed as No. 1 bench cornerback following spring practice. 1995: Played in all 12 games either in secondary or special teams ... Had outstanding Liberty Bowl with three unassisted tackles and one third quarter interception as Pirates went on to 19-13 victory over Stanford ... One of team's top tacklers on special teams as he had five during season ... Was in on five tackles from cornerback position ... Had one pass deflection ... Was defensive MVP of '95 58 "' Ill ?? ??-a. Ii) spring game. KELVIN SUGGS Corner back 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Practiced as a defensive back. HIGH SCHOOL: Played defensive back and split end for coach Ralph Holloway at Kinston (N.C.) High School ... Named all-conference and all-state at defensive back for the Vikings ... Earned three letters in football and basketball ... Played in the North Carolina East-West All-Star game ... Named one of the top five defensive backs in the state as a senior ... As a senior, had 25 receptions for 650 yards and nine touchdowns as well as six interceptions ... Had 15 interceptions in final two seasons. PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Wesley and Sylvia Suggs ... Born Jan. 7, 1976 ... Nickname is K-Town ... Also enjoys playing basketball in his spare time. 11 Tavares Taylor SAF . So. . 6-3 . 192 Fayetteville, N.C. Has seen action in secondary and as member of special teams ... An outstanding special teams performers ... Listed as No. 2 freesafety following spring practice. 1995: Saw playing time in all 11 regular season games ... Was in on four tackles from safety position ... Also had one pass deflection ... Leading tacklers for ECU on special teams with nine stops, including seven solo hits. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked in the secondary.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track at Westover High School in Fayetteville, N.C. ... High school teammate of fellow Pirate Kendrick Phillips ... The Wolverines are coached by Milton Butts ... Named all-conference and all-region as a wide receiver as a junior and senior ... Named all-conference as a defensive back as a sophomore and junior ... In last two seasons, caught 28 passes for 383 yards ... As a senior, recorded 52 tackles and seven interceptions and three fumble recoveries ... In track, finished second in the conference as part of the 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams and was third in the long jump (21-10 1/2). ECU Football

PERSONAL: Academic major is Elementary Education ... Son of Nancy Jackson ... Born Nov. 29, 1975 ... Relative, Demetrius Taylor, participated in track at N.C. State from 1988-92. 15 Ernest Tinnin QB . So. . 6-1 . 203 Burlington, N.C. Has excellent potential ... Reserve quarterback duty for Pirates in 1995 ... Throws left-handed ... In 1996 spring game, connected on 6 of 11 passes for 77 yards with long completion of 36 yards ... Listed as No. 3 quarterback entering fall practice. 1995: Saw action in one game for Pirates, attempting one pass vs. Central Michigan ... In '95 spring game, completed 7 of 9 passes for 105 yards and was named Offensive MVP. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at quarterback. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and baseball and three in basketball at Cummings High School in Burlington, N.C. ... Played football for coach Steve Johnson ... Listed in top 50 prospects in Atlantic Coast area by Athlon Magazine ... Helped lead Cavaliers to a 13-2 record and state championship in 1993 ... During career, completed 717 of 1,210 passes for 10,834 yards and 102 touchdowns ... Named state player of the year in several polls, including Associated Press, as a senior.PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Ernest Paul Tinnen, Sr. ... Born April 6, 1975. 28 Tabari Wallace CB . Jr. . 5-1o1 . 177 New Bern, N.C. Walk-on who has made an impact in the Pirate secondary ... Moved in the '95 spring from free safety to field cornerback ... Has good speed ... Intense player ... Also outstanding special teams player ... Saw duty in secondary and also on special teams for Pirates last season ... Is listed as back-up to Dwight Henry at field cornerback entering fall practice. 1995: Saw action in every game for Pirates with most on special teams ... Recorded first collegiate interception against Cincinnati in seasons's sixth game ... Had three tackles, including one for a loss of seven yards, in the '95 spring game. 1994: Played in eight games, mostly on special teams ... Made game-saving interception late in Central Florida contest, which gave Pirates 23-20 win ... Made four tackles on special teams ... Played on the defensive side of the ball in two games, making eight tackles (6 solos), with two pass deflections ... Had seven stops in regularseason finale against Memphis. 1993: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at defensive back. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at New Bern (N.C.) High School for Coach Chip Williams ... Played wide receiver and defensive back ... Led team in interceptions in last two years ... All-ECU Football , Conference as a junior ... In two years as a wide receiver, had over 1,000 receiving yards ... Also lettered four years in track and once in basketball ... Caught nine touchdown passes in sophomore season. PERSONAL: Academic major is Rehabilitation Studies ... Son of James and Melissa Wallace ... Born July 2, 1975 ... Honors student in high school. 72 Ed Watkins C . Jr. . 6-4 . 275 Midlothian, Va. Expected to contend for starting center position to replace departed Kevin Wiggins ... Listed as No. 2 center following spring practice ... Was moved to center from offensive guard during '96 spring drills ... Set ECU offensive line record for dips (38) during spring of '96 ... Transferred to East Carolina as defensive lineman from Concord College -a Division II school -in fall of 1994. 1995: Saw action in one game for Pirates versus Central Michigan . .. Was moved from defensive line to offensive guard following '95 spring practice ... Was member of scout team for ECU as he made transition to offensive line. 1994: Red-shirted ... Sat out season under NCAA rules after his transfer from Concord College . 1993: Played his freshman season at Concord College ... Was regular on both the offensive and defensive lines ... Only player on squad to go both ways and only freshman to letter that season. HIGH SCHOOL: Was standout three-sport athlete at Midlothian High School outside Richmond, Va .e... Was named all-district, allmetro and all-region in both football and baseball for senior season ... Was football team captain as senior . .. Also was member of Midlothian basketball team. PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Sue and S.E. Watkins ... Born December 12, 1974. 59 PERSONAL: Academic major is Elementary Education ... Son of Nancy Jackson ... Born Nov. 29, 1975 ... Relative, Demetrius Taylor, participated in track at N.C. State from 1988-92. 15 Ernest Tinnin QB . So. . 6-1 . 203 Burlington, N.C. Has excellent potential ... Reserve quarterback duty for Pirates in 1995 ... Throws left-handed ... In 1996 spring game, connected on 6 of 11 passes for 77 yards with long completion of 36 yards ... Listed as No. 3 quarterback entering fall practice. 1995: Saw action in one game for Pirates, attempting one pass vs. Central Michigan ... In '95 spring game, completed 7 of 9 passes for 105 yards and was named Offensive MVP. 1994: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at quarterback. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and baseball and three in basketball at Cummings High School in Burlington, N.C. ... Played football for coach Steve Johnson ... Listed in top 50 prospects in Atlantic Coast area by Athlon Magazine ... Helped lead Cavaliers to a 13-2 record and state championship in 1993 ... During career, completed 717 of 1,210 passes for 10,834 yards and 102 touchdowns ... Named state player of the year in several polls, including Associated Press, as a senior.PERSONAL: Academic major is undeclared ... Son of Ernest Paul Tinnen, Sr. ... Born April 6, 1975. 28 Tabari Wallace CB . Jr. . 5-1o1 . 177 New Bern, N.C. Walk-on who has made an impact in the Pirate secondary ... Moved in the '95 spring from free safety to field cornerback ... Has good speed ... Intense player ... Also outstanding special teams player ... Saw duty in secondary and also on special teams for Pirates last season ... Is listed as back-up to Dwight Henry at field cornerback entering fall practice. 1995: Saw action in every game for Pirates with most on special teams ... Recorded first collegiate interception against Cincinnati in seasons's sixth game ... Had three tackles, including one for a loss of seven yards, in the '95 spring game. 1994: Played in eight games, mostly on special teams ... Made game-saving interception late in Central Florida contest, which gave Pirates 23-20 win ... Made four tackles on special teams ... Played on the defensive side of the ball in two games, making eight tackles (6 solos), with two pass deflections ... Had seven stops in regularseason finale against Memphis. 1993: Red-shirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at defensive back. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at New Bern (N.C.) High School for Coach Chip Williams ... Played wide receiver and defensive back ... Led team in interceptions in last two years ... All-ECU Football , Conference as a junior ... In two years as a wide receiver, had over 1,000 receiving yards ... Also lettered four years in track and once in basketball ... Caught nine touchdown passes in sophomore season. PERSONAL: Academic major is Rehabilitation Studies ... Son of James and Melissa Wallace ... Born July 2, 1975 ... Honors student in high school. 72 Ed Watkins C . Jr. . 6-4 . 275 Midlothian, Va. Expected to contend for starting center position to replace departed Kevin Wiggins ... Listed as No. 2 center following spring practice ... Was moved to center from offensive guard during '96 spring drills ... Set ECU offensive line record for dips (38) during spring of '96 ... Transferred to East Carolina as defensive lineman from Concord College -a Division II school -in fall of 1994. 1995: Saw action in one game for Pirates versus Central Michigan . .. Was moved from defensive line to offensive guard following '95 spring practice ... Was member of scout team for ECU as he made transition to offensive line. 1994: Red-shirted ... Sat out season under NCAA rules after his transfer from Concord College . 1993: Played his freshman season at Concord College ... Was regular on both the offensive and defensive lines ... Only player on squad to go both ways and only freshman to letter that season. HIGH SCHOOL: Was standout three-sport athlete at Midlothian High School outside Richmond, Va .e... Was named all-district, allmetro and all-region in both football and baseball for senior season ... Was football team captain as senior . .. Also was member of Midlothian basketball team. PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Sue and S.E. Watkins ... Born December 12, 1974. 59

45 Lorenzo West DE . Sr. . 6-3 . 255 Atlanta, Ga. Will be starting on defensive line for third consecutive season ... One of Pirates' top defensive performers and big play man ... A consistent player ... Excellent pass rusher ... Ranked among nation's best in sacks as junior in 1995. 1995: Started all 11 regular season games, as well as Liberty Bowl game vs. Stanford ... Recorded 56 tackles, including 44 solos (third on team) ... Led team in sacks with nine, a number which ranked 26th nationally ... Also had six tackles for loss, second-best total on team ... Had one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries ... Had eight tackles against both West Virginia and Cincinnati ... Was named ECAC Defensive Player-of-the-Week following his performance against West Virginia ... Had three sacks versus West Virginia and two sacks against Syracuse in 27-24 victory over the Orangemen ... Against Stanford in St. Jude Liberty Bowl, West had three tackles, including one tackle for loss and also had a pass deflection ... Was tabbed to ECAC Division I All-Star team following junior season. 1994: Started every game at defensive tackle ... Finished regular season with 51 total tackles (30 solos), with five behind the line of scrimmage (-19 yards) ... Also forced a fumble and recovered three ... Had five pass deflections and 18 quarterback pressures ... Saw 754 snaps, most on the defensive line ... Had season high 10 stops against Duke, including two pass deflections ... Also had seven stops against Cincinnati, including one for a loss ... Named thirdteam All-Independent by Associated Press ... Had three tackles in annual spring game. 1993: Played in every game and started in two at left defensive end ... Started final two games (Kentucky and Cincinnati) when Bernard Carter was moved from end to outside linebacker ... Recorded 18 total tackles, including nine solos, and one pass deflection ... Had season best seven stops against Kentucky ... Also had three tackles against Virginia Tech. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and three in basketball at Decatur (Ga.) High School ... The Bulldogs were coached by Freddie Jones ... Named first-team all-state in 1992 ... As a senior, had 150 tackles, including 100 solos ... Listed on Jim Lyons' Top 100 (28th) ... All-region and all-county pick as a senior ... Metro-Atlanta Defensive MVP ... Bulldogs were regional champs in 1992. PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Beatrice West ... Born May 5, 1973 in Atlanta, Ga .d... Enjoys playing basketball ... Favorite sports hero is Michael Jordan. Defensive Statistics Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT1993 9 9 18 0 0 0-0 1 01994 30 21 51 2 3 1-3 5 01995 44 12 56 6 9 1-2 1 0Totals 83 42 125 8 12 2-5 7 0 LORENZO WEST Defensive End 75 Stacey Whitehead OT. Jr. . 6-6 . 298 New Bern, N.C. After seeing limited duty last season in initial campaign at East Carolina -at first on defensive line and later on offensive front will take on larger role in 1996 ... Listed as No. 1 left tackle following spring practice. 1995: Began year on defensive line and had three tackles ... Had two tackles for loss against Tennessee in season opener ... Was switched to offense early in season and went on to earn letter for the Pirates.Junior College/High School: Earned one letter at East Central Mississippi Junior College for coach Reece Bridgeman ... Was named all-Mississippi Junior College ... Had 17 sacks as freshman in 1994 ... Played at New Bern High School for coach Chip Williams. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Bernice Lumpkin ... Born April 5, 1974. 60 ECU Football

47 Brian Willia111s DS . Sr. . 6-4 . 225 Garner, N.C. After some duty as deep snapper in 1995, will fill similar role in 1996 ... Hard worker and very coachable ... Tough, hard-nosed. 1995: Teamed with Jason Shell to fill deep snapper position for Pirates.1994: Played in every game as a snapper for punts ... Had two special teams tackles. 1993: Played in nine games as a snapper for all placement kicks ... Did not play against Syracuse and Washington ... Pirates had just one placement kick blocked all season. 1992: Redshirted ... Practiced as a deep snapper. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and one in track at Garner (N.C.) High School for coach Hal Stewart ... Played tight end and defensive end ... Played in East-West All-Star Game ... Was a two-time honorable mention all-conference selection. PERSONAL: Academic major is Construction Management ... Son of P.T. and Diane Williams ... Born June 16, 1973 in Raleigh, N.C. ... As a youngster, favorite team was Washington Redskins and favorite player was Charles Mann ... Nickname is Bank ... Enjoys water skiing and golf. , 97 Terrell Willia111s NG . Sr. . 6-2 . 270 Los Angeles, Calif. In second season at East Carolina ... Is listed as back-up at nose guard position ... Saw action last season in 10 regular season games. 1995: Saw limited duty on defensive front ... Was in on eight tackles, including five unassisted tackles in victory over Central Michigan. ... Totalled a season-best four JUNIOR COLLEGE/HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters at West Los Angeles (Calif.) College for coach Rob Hauser ... Was a two-way player in junior college ... Played defensive tackle as a freshman and both offensive and defensive tackle as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Linda Hill ... Born June 19, 1974. 61ECU Football

Mbayo Ahmadu LB 6-1 230 Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS)Andrew Bayes p 6-3 200 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HSJames Bell L 6-6 306 Lewiston, N.C. (Bertie HS) Rashan Burns WR/TE 6-4 240 Toms River, N.J. (Toms River East HS) Devone Claybrooks DL 6-3 240 Bassett, Va. (Bassett HS) Clenton Cochran LB 6-2 230 Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS) Pat Coleman DE 6-2 195 Charlotte, N.C. (Garinger HS) Rod Emery L 6-4 265 Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Mike Garth L 6-4 275 Pemberton, N.J. (Nassau JC) K wabena Green LB 6-1 246 Supply, N.C. (West Brunswick HS) Marcellus Harris WR 5-10 175 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS) Sherwin Lacewell L 6-4 260 Durham, N.C. (Southern Durham HS) Dom Lausic L 6-6 290 Brampton, Ontario, Canada (St. Michael's HS) Raymond Massey LB 6-3 238 Charlotte, N.C. (Olympic HS) Anthony Nobles L 6-7 345 Randleman, N.C. (Randleman HS) 1996 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL. SIGNEES Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College) Mbayo Ahmadu LB 6-1 230 Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) 200Andrew Bayes p Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Robert Parker L 6-6 280 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Brian Ray LB 6-2 215 Raleigh, N.C. (Millbrook HS) Eric Reyes LB 6-2 222 Cheltenham, Md. (Riverdale HS) Brantley Rivers PK 6-0 185 Kingston, Tenn. (Kingston HS) Chris Satterfield DB 5-11 195 Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) Kevin Ward QB 6-3 180 Kinston, N.C. (Kinston HS) Bobby Weaver QB 6-0 190 Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Ryan Whaley LB 6-4 260 Kinston, N.C. (South Lenoir HS) Jamie Wilson RB 6-1 201 Greenville, N.C. (D.H. Conley HS) Marc Yellock DE 6-5 215 Roxboro, N.C. (Person County HS) 62 ECU Football B

, , SIGNEES BY POSITION Backs and Receivers: Includes offensive and defensive backs; wide receivers Linemen and Linebackers: Includes offensive and defensive lineman; tight ends, inside and outside linebackers Specialists: Includes placekickers and punters BACKS AND RECEIVERS Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School/Junior College) Marcell us Harris 5-10 175 Fr. Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS) Chris Satterfield 5-11 195 Fr. Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) Kevin Ward 6-3 180 Fr. Kinston, N.C. (Kinston HS) Bobby Weaver 6-0 190 Fr. Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Jamie Wilson 6-1 201 Fr. Greenville, N.C. (D.H. Conley HS) LINEMEN AND LINEBACKERS Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School/Junior College) Mbayo Ahmadu 6-1 230 Fr. Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) James Bell 6-6 306 Fr. Lewiston, N.C. (Bertie HS) Rashan Burns 6-4 240 Fr. Toms River, N.J. (Toms River East HS) Devone Claybrooks 6-3 240 Fr. Bassett, Va. (Bassett HS) Clenton Cochran 6-2 230 Fr. Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS) Pat Coleman 6-2 195 Fr. Charlotte, N.C. (Garinger HS) Rod Emery 6-4 265 Fr. Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Mike Garth 6-4 275 Jr. Pemberton, N.J. (Nassau JC) Kwabena Green 6-1 246 Fr. Supply, N.C. (West Brunswick HS) Sherwin Lacewell 6-4 260 Fr. Durham, N.C. (Southern Durham HS) Dom Lausic 6-6 290 Fr. Brampton, Ontario, Canada (St. Michael's HS) Raymond Massey 6-3 238 Fr. Charlotte, N.C. (Olympic HS) Anthony Nobles 6-7 345 Fr. Randleman, N.C. (Randleman HS) Robert Parker 6-6 280 Fr. Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Brian Ray 6-2 215 Fr. Raleigh, N.C. (Millbrook HS) Eric Reyes 6-2 222 Fr. Cheltenham, Md. (Riverdale HS) Ryan Whaley 6-4 260 Fr. Kinston, N.C. (South Lenoir HS) Marc Yellock 6-5 215 Fr. Roxboro, N.C. (Person County HS) SPECIALISTS Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School/Junior College) Andrew Bayes 6-3 200 Fr. Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha HS) Brantley Rivers 6-0 185 Fr. Kingston, Tenn. (Kingston HS) 63ECU Football

, MBAYO AHMADU LB, 6-1, 220, Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) Selected second-team All-Met ( consisting of 240 Washington, D.C. area high schools) ... named to the All-D.C. Interscholastic Athletic Association squad and to the All-West team ... nickname is "Three Percent" because he has only three percent body fat...pronounced BAY-O AM-UH-DOO. ANDREW BAYES P, 6-3, 200, Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) One of three Dematha recruits to sign with the Pirates ... selected first-team All-State in 1995 by Associated Press ... named first-team All-Washington Capital Athletic Conference ... also tabbed All-Prince Georges County, firstteam All-Met (Washington Pigskin Club) and first-team AllMet as announced by Washington Post...punted 31 times as a senior for 43.5 yards average ... connected on 4x7 field goal attempts with a long boot of 43 yards ... hit 41x41 point-after attempts ... team ranked No. 1 and were state champi-ons last season ... High School Coach: Bill McGregor .. .Son of John and Donna Bayes ... Born February 11, 1978. JAMES BELL L, 6-6, 305, Lewiston, N.C. (Bertie HS) Selected to North Carolina All-State team by Associated Press as a defensive lineman ... Had 80 tackles as senior, along with eight sacks ... caused five fumbles and had one interception which he returned 38 yards for a touchdown ... had 160 tackles during career ... selected for North Carolina East-West All-Star Game ... All-Roanoke/ Chowan ... All-Big Eight Conference ... High School Coach: Roy Bond .. .Son of James and Ruth Bell...Born October 19, 1976. RASHAN BURNS WR-TE, 6-4, 240, Toms River, N.J. (Toms River East HS) Had 24 catches for 360 yards for Toms River East as senior ... was selected first-team All-Shore tight end ... was named third-team all-state by Associated Press ... first-team All-Ocean County. .. also had one interception from linebacker position ... tabbed first-team Shore Conference All ASouth ... first-team Delphia 8 ... High School Coach: Ken Snyder. DEVONE CLAYBROOKS DL, 6-3,240, Bassett, Va. (Bassett HS) Registered 94 total tackles in 1995, including 52 solo ... also had nine sacks and 24 tackles for loss ... batted down three passes and recovered two fumbles ... also played running back as a senior at Bassett, rushing for 690 yards and catching 24 passes for more than 300 yards ... earned first-team spot on prestigious All-Timesland team ... selected to the all-district and all region III squad as senior ... three-year starter ... was named Bassett's team MVP as senior in 1995 ... High School Coach: Kenny Moran .. .Son of Sally Claybrooks ... Born September 15, 1977. 64 CLENTON COCHRAN LB, 6-2,230, Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS) Three-year starter at linebacker ... had over 100 tackles and two interceptions as senior in 1995 ... also rushed for better than 400 yards last season ... participated in Shrine Bowl in December. .. all-conference in football and baseball ... first--team All-Cape Fear region ... mid-south 4-A first-team ... will be one of 10 E.E. Smith football players competing at Division I-A level in 1996 ... runs 4.7 40-yard dash ... High School Coach: Milton Butts .. .Son of Clenton A. Cochran, Sr. and Mary A. Cherry ... Born February 2, 1977. PAT COLEMAN DE,6-2, 195, Charlotte, N.C. (Garinger HS) Three-year starter at outside linebacker ... as a senior, totalled 101 tackles, 5.5 sacks, two interceptions (including one return for TD) and two fumble recoveries ... as junior, had 156 tackles, including 4.5 sacks ... also had three inter-ceptions and three blocked punts ... totalled 76 tackles as sophomore ... two-time All-Charlotte Observer team member ... named all-conference in 1995 .. had more than 300 tackles in his three-year career ... set school record with 156 tackles in 1994 ... runs a 4.5 40-yard dash ... High School Coach: Barry Shuford .. .Son of Robert and Shirley Coleman ... Born March 20, 1978. ROD EMERY OL, 6-4, 265, Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Named first-team all-state as a senior by Associated Press ... ranked as No. 39 prospect in state by SuperPrep magazine ... three-year offensive lineman starter ... tabbed to AP second-team all-state squad as junior ... started in 1995 Shrine Bowl Game ... helped lead team to 29-8 record his last three years at Rose ... earnedAll-East recognition in both jun-ior and senior seasons ... also named all-conference as junior and senior .... High School Coach: Lonnie Baker .. .Son of Cynthia Baker ... Born December 30, 1977. MIKE GARTH L, 6-4, 275, Pemberton, N.J. (Nassau CC) Attended Nassau Junior College in Garden City, N.Y. ... the only junior college prospect among Pirates' recruiting class ... Junior College: played on 9-2 Nassau team which was ranked among nation's top 10 ... JUCO team regarded among best in eastern U.S .... played for coach George Powers at Nassau .... High School: Pemberton H.S. Township ... was named All-South Jersey lineman-of-theyear as prep senior ... played in New Jersey state all-star game ... tabbed all-Jersey and all-Liberty ... High School Coach: Bill McDowell. KWABENA GREEN LB, 6-1,245, Supply, N.C. (West Brunswick HS) Recorded some impressive career numbers at West Brunswick: 557 tackles, 42 forced fumbles, 30 recovered fumbles, six interceptions, 16 sacks and 12 touchdowns ... named 1995 Area Defensive Player-of-the-Year by Myrtle ECU Football , MBAYO AHMADU LB, 6-1, 220, Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson HS) Selected second-team All-Met ( consisting of 240 Washington, D.C. area high schools) ... named to the All-D.C. Interscholastic Athletic Association squad and to the All-West team ... nickname is "Three Percent" because he has only three percent body fat...pronounced BAY-O AM-UH-DOO. ANDREW BAYES P, 6-3, 200, Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) One of three Dematha recruits to sign with the Pirates ... selected first-team All-State in 1995 by Associated Press ... named first-team All-Washington Capital Athletic Conference ... also tabbed All-Prince Georges County, firstteam All-Met (Washington Pigskin Club) and first-team AllMet as announced by Washington Post...punted 31 times as a senior for 43.5 yards average ... connected on 4x7 field goal attempts with a long boot of 43 yards ... hit 41x41 point-after attempts ... team ranked No. 1 and were state champi-ons last season ... High School Coach: Bill McGregor .. .Son of John and Donna Bayes ... Born February 11, 1978. JAMES BELL L, 6-6, 305, Lewiston, N.C. (Bertie HS) Selected to North Carolina All-State team by Associated Press as a defensive lineman ... Had 80 tackles as senior, along with eight sacks ... caused five fumbles and had one interception which he returned 38 yards for a touchdown ... had 160 tackles during career ... selected for North Carolina East-West All-Star Game ... All-Roanoke/ Chowan ... All-Big Eight Conference ... High School Coach: Roy Bond .. .Son of James and Ruth Bell...Born October 19, 1976. RASHAN BURNS WR-TE, 6-4, 240, Toms River, N.J. (Toms River East HS) Had 24 catches for 360 yards for Toms River East as senior ... was selected first-team All-Shore tight end ... was named third-team all-state by Associated Press ... first-team All-Ocean County. .. also had one interception from linebacker position ... tabbed first-team Shore Conference All ASouth ... first-team Delphia 8 ... High School Coach: Ken Snyder. DEVONE CLAYBROOKS DL, 6-3,240, Bassett, Va. (Bassett HS) Registered 94 total tackles in 1995, including 52 solo ... also had nine sacks and 24 tackles for loss ... batted down three passes and recovered two fumbles ... also played running back as a senior at Bassett, rushing for 690 yards and catching 24 passes for more than 300 yards ... earned first-team spot on prestigious All-Timesland team ... selected to the all-district and all region III squad as senior ... three-year starter ... was named Bassett's team MVP as senior in 1995 ... High School Coach: Kenny Moran .. .Son of Sally Claybrooks ... Born September 15, 1977. 64 CLENTON COCHRAN LB, 6-2,230, Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS) Three-year starter at linebacker ... had over 100 tackles and two interceptions as senior in 1995 ... also rushed for better than 400 yards last season ... participated in Shrine Bowl in December. .. all-conference in football and baseball ... first--team All-Cape Fear region ... mid-south 4-A first-team ... will be one of 10 E.E. Smith football players competing at Division I-A level in 1996 ... runs 4.7 40-yard dash ... High School Coach: Milton Butts .. .Son of Clenton A. Cochran, Sr. and Mary A. Cherry ... Born February 2, 1977. PAT COLEMAN DE,6-2, 195, Charlotte, N.C. (Garinger HS) Three-year starter at outside linebacker ... as a senior, totalled 101 tackles, 5.5 sacks, two interceptions (including one return for TD) and two fumble recoveries ... as junior, had 156 tackles, including 4.5 sacks ... also had three inter-ceptions and three blocked punts ... totalled 76 tackles as sophomore ... two-time All-Charlotte Observer team member ... named all-conference in 1995 .. had more than 300 tackles in his three-year career ... set school record with 156 tackles in 1994 ... runs a 4.5 40-yard dash ... High School Coach: Barry Shuford .. .Son of Robert and Shirley Coleman ... Born March 20, 1978. ROD EMERY OL, 6-4, 265, Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS) Named first-team all-state as a senior by Associated Press ... ranked as No. 39 prospect in state by SuperPrep magazine ... three-year offensive lineman starter ... tabbed to AP second-team all-state squad as junior ... started in 1995 Shrine Bowl Game ... helped lead team to 29-8 record his last three years at Rose ... earnedAll-East recognition in both jun-ior and senior seasons ... also named all-conference as junior and senior .... High School Coach: Lonnie Baker .. .Son of Cynthia Baker ... Born December 30, 1977. MIKE GARTH L, 6-4, 275, Pemberton, N.J. (Nassau CC) Attended Nassau Junior College in Garden City, N.Y. ... the only junior college prospect among Pirates' recruiting class ... Junior College: played on 9-2 Nassau team which was ranked among nation's top 10 ... JUCO team regarded among best in eastern U.S .... played for coach George Powers at Nassau .... High School: Pemberton H.S. Township ... was named All-South Jersey lineman-of-theyear as prep senior ... played in New Jersey state all-star game ... tabbed all-Jersey and all-Liberty ... High School Coach: Bill McDowell. KWABENA GREEN LB, 6-1,245, Supply, N.C. (West Brunswick HS) Recorded some impressive career numbers at West Brunswick: 557 tackles, 42 forced fumbles, 30 recovered fumbles, six interceptions, 16 sacks and 12 touchdowns ... named 1995 Area Defensive Player-of-the-Year by Myrtle ECU Football

, Beach Sun-News ... played in 1995 Shrine Bowl Game at Charlotte ... recorded 11 tackles for loss during career and forced six fumbles while recovering three ... as senior, recorded 236 tackles, 13 forced fumbles ... had four games with over 20 tackles ... holds school record for most tackles and most games played .. .led West Brunswick to record of 42-13 during his four-year career there ... an all-region selection as junior and senior by Wilmington Morning Star ... named AllWaccamaw Conference in sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... All-Brunswick County sel??ction in sophomore, junior and senior campaigns ... named to "Toast of the Coast" squad by Myrtle Beach Sun News as junior and senior ... also holds school records for tackles and most games played ... West Brunswick. .. also was four-year regular on wrestling team ... High School Coach: Richard Hickman ... Son of Leonard and Linda Green ... Born June 7, 1977. MARCELLUS HARRIS WR, 5-10, 175, Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS) Caught 36 passes for 603 yards (16.8 yards per catch) and 12 TDs as senior ... rushed 21 times for 161 yards ... also had four punt returns for TDs .. .led Peninsula District in receiving yards as a senior ... ranked eighth in the conference in scoring with 60 points this past season ... named first-team All-Peninsula District and second-team All-Eastern Region in 1995 ... threw six TD passes (31 of 78 for 467 yards) as Ferguson's quarterback through seven games of junior season ... switched to WR for last three games of junior year, totalling eight catches for 211 yards two TDs ... starting point guard on Ferguson varsity basketball team ... three-year letterman ... same high school as Pirate teammate Linwood DeBrew, whom he played with as a freshman at Ferguson ... High School Coach: Tommy Raymon .... Son of Marcellus and Linda Harris ... Born February 15, 1978. SHERWIN LACEWELL OL, 6-4, 270, Durham, N.C. (Southern Durham HS) Four-year starter for Southern Durham H.S .... graded out at 92 percent as offensive guard as senior ... also played defensive tackle as senior and recorded 54 tackles ... as junior, played offensive guard and defensive tackle as well as linebacker ... had 68 tackles as junior ... selected in 1995 as member of all-area team ... named all-conference three consecutive seasons ... played linebacker as a junior before lining up at defensive tackle for his senior season ... team's record was 30-15 in four seasons and won conference championships his freshman and senior seasons ... bench presses 310 pounds while deadlifting 550 pounds ... was all-conference in shot put and discus as member of tack and field team ... High School Coach: Chip Gill...Son of Peggy A. Lacewell...Born April 5, 1978. DOMeLAUSIC L, 6-6, 290, Brampton, Ontario, Canada (St. Michael's HS) Enrolled at East Carolina last winter and participated in spring drills ... played tackle on both sides of the ball as prep standout at St. Michael's ... named to Toronto Star All-Star team ... two-year letterman ... team captain as senior ... was defensive MVP of Metro ... attended same high school as NHL star Eric Lindros ... High School Coach: �Paul Forbes ... Son of Mirko and Marta Lausic ... Born January 26, 1976. RAYMOND MASSEY LB, 6-3, 238, Charlotte, N.C. (Olympic HS) One of Pirates' most highly-regarded recruits ... rated as No. 19 prospect in North Carolina by SuperPrep Magazine ... member of Charlotte Observer's Top 25 list of prospects ... played in 1995 Shrine Bowl and was defensive MVP of the North Carolina squad ... totalled 189 tackles in 1995 and had six sacks ... also had three fumble recoveries (one for touchdown) and one interception ... caused five fumbles ... all-conference ... was named All-Charlotte/ Mecklinburg County ... called by his high school coach Scott Stein, "the most dominant player I have coached in 12 years" ... named third-team all-state ... High School Coach: Scott Stein. ANTHONY NOBLES L, 6-7, 345, Randleman, N.C. (Randleman HS) The Pirates' "largest" signee .. .listed among Charlotte Observer's Top 25 prospects in the state ... rated by Forrest Davis as one of top 12 prospects in North Carolina ... rated No. 24 among top players in North Carolina by SuperPrep Magazine ... preseason All-American and postseason all-midA tlantic in Tom Lemming's prep magazine ... two-time AllCentral Carolina Conference selection ... three-time Randolph County choice ... all-state as senior .. .listed on Reebok AllAmerican team ... helped team to 27-9 record his three seasons ... played both sides of the line ... third-leading tackler ... state finalist in the shot put the last two years ... High School Coach: Dee Bulla ... Son of Willie and Martha Nobles ... Born April 2, 1978. ROBERT PARKER L, 6-6, 280, Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) Another of the three Dematha recruits to sign at East Carolina ... chosen to Associated Press first-team all-state squad ... named first-team All-Washington Capital Athletic Conference, All-Prince Georges County. .. also selected firstteam All-Met....starting offensive tackle his junior and senior seasons ... also started at defensive guard as senior ... co-captain as senior ... High School Coach: Bill McGregor ... Son ofWilliamJ. Parker and Janice L. Kramer ... BornJuly 15, 1977. BRIAN RAY LB, 6-2, 215, Raleigh, N.C. (Millbrook HS) Was a three-year starter at linebacker for Millbrook High School...recorded 84 total tackles last season, including 22 solos ... also had pair of interceptions, caused one fumble and blocked two extra points as senior ... played in 1995 Shrine Bowl...was listed among Tom Lemming's prep All-Americans ... helped lead team to 10-2 record and conference championship his senior season ... named all-confer65ECU Football

ence as junior and senior .. .listed No. 36 by SuperPrep Magazine among state's prospects ... as a junior, totalled 83 tackles and also had pair of interceptions ... received Golden Helmet Award for outstanding performance in 1995 ... also member of track and field team ... High School Coach: Earl Smith .. .Son of Otis and Sandra Ray ... Born December 8, 1977. ERIC REYES LB, 6-2, 222, Cheltenham, Md. (Riverdale Baptist HS) Was in on 135 tackles, including 86 solos as senior ... had four sacks, five caused fumbles, four recovered fumbles ... had 13 tackles for loss and one interception ... finished career with 343 tackles, including 208 solos ... averaged 15 tackles per game during career ... had 14 total sacks ... had 18 forced fumbles and 13 fumble recoveries in career ... also had more than 200 yards rushing ... holds school records for most tackles in a game (29) and career (326)... honorable mention all-state as senior by Maryland Associated Press ... named second-team All-Prince George's County ... named all-region ... Washington Post independent all-star team member .... High School Coach: Mickey Toll .. .Son of Willie and Nan Reyes ... Born February 27, 1978. BRANTLEY RIVERS PK, 6-0, 185, Kingston, Tenn. (Roane County HS) Four-year letterman with outstanding credentials ... as senior, kicked 11 field goals in 13 attempts and also was successful on all 40 extra point attempts ... had long FG of 47 yards as senior ... selected All-East Tennessee ... named AllRoane County as well as all-region ... as a junior, connected on 7x8 field goals and 28x30 point afters ... hit 25x28 extra points during sophomore season ... team was 23-2 his last two seasons ... also played soccer and basketball at Roane County ... High School Coach: Vic King ... Son of Arthur and Gina Rivers ... Born December 27, 1977. CHRIS SATTERFIELD DB, 5-11, 195, Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) Rated as No. 17 prospect in North Carolina, according to SuperPrep Magazine ... played in 1995 Shrine Bowl...three-year starter ... played both RB and DB as senior though not as much on offense because of nagging hip flex or injury ... rushed 70 times for 701 yards and three TDs ... completed three passes for 77 yards and caught two for 79 yards and one TD ... had 55-yard TD on punt return ... as senior, had 99 tackles, including 35 solos ... also had six sacks and five interceptions ... as junior QB, rushed 58 times for 495 yards and six TDs ... hit 14x33 passes for 445 yards and three TDs ... High School Coach: Danny Bolick. .. Son of Reginald and Cheryl Satterfield ... Born July 5, 1978. KEVIN WARD QB, 6-3,180, Kinston, N.C. (Kinston HS) Set Kinston school single-season record for passing yards with 1,602 and for touchdown passes with 16 ... connected on 98 of 207 attempts senior season ... as a junior, threw for 1,165 yards while tossing nine TD passes ... played backup quarterback as a sophomore and registered some time as a wide receiver ... named to All-Big East Team as well as the All-Area squad in 1995 .. .listed as No. 37 prospect in state by SuperPrep Magazine ... runs a 4.55 40-yard dash ... High School Coach: Ralph Holloway. BOBBY WEAVER QB, 6-0, 190, Hyattsville, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS) Compiled 16-1 record as two-year starter at QB. .. completed 76x121 passes for 1,223 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior ... threw just one interception ... also rushed for over 400 yards and six TDs ... named first-team All-Washington Capital Athletic Conference and honorable mention AP all-state in 1995 .. .Dematha finished 9-1 his senior season ... High School Coach: Bill McGregor ... Son of Robert, III and Elizabeth Weaver ... Born August 10, 1978. RYAN WHALEY LB, 6-4, 260, Kinston, N.C. (South Lenoir HS) Named to the All-East Central Conference team as sophomore, junior and senior ... all-area as a junior and senior ... selected as the South Lenoir defensive MVP in 1994 and 1995 and the overall team MVP in '95 ... averaged eight tackles per game his senior season ... in addition to linebacker, also played tight end ... tore knee ligaments playing basketball his junior season ... averaged 13 tackles in 1994 as a junior before injury. .. made 17 tackles vs. eventual state champion Wallace-Rose Hill in a 14-12 loss during the '93 season ... High School Coach: Jimmy Smith .. .Son of Jon and Dixie Whaley ... Born June 28, 1978. JAMIE WILSON RB, 6-1,201, Greenville, N.C. (D.H. Conley HS) Rushed for more than 2,900 yards in two seasons ... as senior, rushed for 1,270 yards ... scored 33 touchdowns during career at Conley ... also played defensive back, recording 200-plus tackles and 13 interceptions during career ... all-conference selection as junior and senior ... named All-Area by Daily Reflector in both junior and senior seasons ... named Coastal Conference Player-of-the-Year as a senior ... High School Coach: Eddie Rhodes .. .Son of James Wilson and Annie Hickman ... Born January 8, 1978. MARC YELLOCK DE, 6-5, 215, Roxboro, N.C. (Person County HS) Outstanding defensive prospect...recorded 92 tackles and 17 sacks as senior at Person County ... also blocked nine punts and recovered five fumbles .. .listed as No. 25 prospect in state by Super Prep Magazine ... also tabbed to Charlotte Observer's Top 25 ... named as Pack-6 Defensive Playerof-the-Year ... named all-conference and all-state 4-A. .. also plays basketball and is member of track and field team ... has won North Carolina state prep triple jump championship ... High School Coach: John Lacy Harris ... Son of Robert and Sandra Yellock...Born February 27, 1978. 66 ECU Football

, August 29 Liberty at East Tennessee St. William & Mary at C. Florida Akron at Ohio August 31 West Virginia at Pittsburgh Southern Miss. at Georgia Miami at Memphis Arkansas State at BYU September 7 East Tennessee State at ECU W. Michigan at West Virginia C. Florida at South Carolina Southern Miss. at Alabama The Citadel at Miami Austin Peay St. at Arkansas St. Virginia Tech at Akron Ohio at Hawaii Mississippi State at Memphis Georgia Tech at N.C. State September 1 2 Miami at Rutgers September 14 ECU at West Virginia E. Tenn. St. at Glenville State Georgia at South Carolina Central Florida at New Mexico Utah State at Southern Miss. Arkansas State at UAB Va. Tech at Boston College Ohio at Army Memphis at Missouri September 21 ECU at South Carolina VMI at East Tennessee State West Virginia at Purdue Central Florida at Ball State SW La. at Southern Miss. N. Illinois at Arkansas State Rutgers at Virginia Tech Ohio at Northwestern Tulane at Memphis September 26 Maryland at West Virginia September 28 Central Florida at ECU E. Tennessee St. at W. Carolina Miss. State at South Carolina Southern Miss. at Louisville Pittsburgh at Miami Virginia Tech at Syracuse N.C. State at Purdue October 5 Appalachian St. at E. Tenn St. Boston College at W. Virginia South Carolina at Auburn C. Arkansas at Arkansas State Eastern Michigan at Ohio Cincinnati at Memphis N.C. State at Maryland October 10 Southern Miss. at ECU October 12 E. Tennessee St. at The Citadel South Carolina at Kentucky Samford at Central Florida Florida State at Miami SW Louisiana at Arkansas St. Temple at Virginia Tech Ohio at Ball State Memphis at Houston Alabama at N.C. State October 19 ECU at Miami West Virginia at Temple Arkansas at South Carolina NE Louisiana at C. Florida Memphis at Southern Miss. SE Missouri St. at Arkansas St. Ohio at Kent N.C. State at Virginia October 26 Furman at East Tennessee State Miami at West Virginia South Carolina at Vanderbilt C. Florida at Georgia Tech Southern Miss. at Tulane Arkansas State at Mississippi Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech Bowling Green at Ohio Memphis at SW Louisiana November 2 Arkansas State at ECU East Tenn. St. at Ga. Southern Syracuse at West Virginia Tennessee at South Carolina Illinois State at Central Florida Cincinnati at Southern Miss. Miami at Temple SW Louisiana at Virginia Tech Ohio at Western Michigan Memphis at Louisville N.C. State at North Carolina November 9 ECU at Virginia Tech Marshall at East Tennessee St. West Virginia at Rutgers Central Florida at UAB Southern Miss. at Houston Louisiana Tech at Arkansas St. Ohio at Miami Tennessee at Memphis Duke at N.C. State November 16 Ohio at ECU East Tennessee St. at UT-Chatt. South Carolina at Florida Bowling Green at C. Florida Southern Miss. at Florida State Virginia Tech at Miami Arkansas St. at Nevada N.C. State at Clemson November 23 ECU at Memphis West Virginia at Virginia Tech South Carolina at Clemson Boston College at Miami Toledo at Ohio Wake Forest at N.C. State November 29 Virginia at Virginia Tech November 30 ECU vs. N.C. State (@ Charlotte) Miami at Syracuse 68 ECU Football

SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS East Tennessee State (Saturday, Sept. 7) SID: Annabelle Vaughan Office Phone: 423-439-4220 ==-=-""'= Vaughan Home Phone: 423-929-0262 SID Fax: 423-439-6138 ET SU Mailing Address: Sports Information, Box 70641, Johnson ,...,........,....,..... ,, City, TN 37614 ?? West Virginia (Saturday, Sept. 14) SID: Shelly Poe Office Phone: 304-293-2821?? Poe Home Phone: 304-599-7259 SID Fax: 304-293-4105 T' Mailing Address: WVU Sports Information, P.O. Box 0877, Morgantown, WV 26507 South Carolina (Saturday, Sept. 21) SID: Kerry Tharp Office Phone: 803-777-7987 Tharp Home Phone: 803-776-0382 SID Fax: 803-777-2967 Columbia, SC 29208 Mailing Address: Sports Information, 1300 Rosewood Dr., Central Florida (Saturday, Sept. 28) ,,: SID: John Marini Office Phone: 407-823-2729 JCs.,.. Marini Home Phone: 407-366-5881 SID Fax: 407-823-5266 Mailing Address: UCF Sports Information, Wayne Densch Sports Center, Orlando, FL 32816 Southern Mississippi (Thursday, Oct. 10) SID: M.R. Napier Office Phone: 601-266-4503 Napier Home Phone: 601-268-7777 SID Fax: 601-266-4507 -----'""'----Mailing Address: USM Sports Information, Box 5161, Hattiesburg, MS 39406 l.J l.JMiami SID: Bob (Fla.) (Saturday, Oct. 19) Burda Office Phone: 305-284-3244 Burda Home Phone: TBA SID Fax: 305-284-2807 MIAMI Mailing Address: UM Sports Information, P.O. Box 248167, Coral Gables, FL 33146 Arkansas State (Saturday, Nov. 2) Mailing Address: ASU Sports Information, P.O. Box 1000, A??-T.State Universit , AR 72467 SID: Gina Bowman Office Phone: 501-972-2541 Bowman Home Phone: 501-932-6947 SID Fax: 501-972-3367 ??-Virginia Tech (Saturday, Nov. 9) ?? SID: Jack Williams Office Phone: 540-231-6726 Williams Home Phone: 540-951-0963 SID Fax: 540-231-6984 '?I Mailing Address: 364 Jamerson Athletic Center,Blacksburn, VA 24061 Ohio (Saturday, Nov. 16) d??SID: George Mauzy Office Phone: 614-593-1298 N.oMauzy Home Phone: 614-797-3882 SID Fax: 614-593-2420 1,1Mailing Address: Sports Information, 105 Convocation Center, Athens, OH 45701 Memphis (Saturday, Nov. 23) SID: Bob Winn Office Phone: 901-678-2337 Winn Home Phone: 901-753-6441 SID Fax: 901-678-4134Mailing Address: UM Sports Information, Room 205 Athletic Office Bldg., Memphis, TN 38152North Carolina State (Saturday, Nov. 30) SID: Mark Bockelman Office Phone: 919-515-2102 Bockelman Home Phone: 919-662-9220 SID Fax: 919-515-2898 Mailing Address: Sports Information, Box 8501, Raleigh, NC 27695 ECU Football

, , Ga111e 1 East Tennessee State Buccaneers Mike Cavan Greg Ryan September 7 -4:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..............................................................Johnson City,Founded ........................................................................................Enrollment ................................................................................ 11,715 Tenn.1911 Nickname ......................................................................... BuccaneersColors ........................................................ Navy Blue and Old GoldConference ........................................................................... SouthernStadium.................................................... Memorial Center (12,000)Surface ..................................................................................AstroturfPresidentAthleticsAthletic .......DirDep..........................ectorartmertt ......Phone ..................................... ................................. ............................................ Dr.H. S.RoyKeener NicksFry, Jr.(423) 439-4343Record1995Conference .................................................................................Record .................................................................... 4-7-04-4-01995 Bowl..................................................................................... N/ABasic Offense ..................................................................... Multiple IBasic Defense .................................................................................4-3Series Record vs. ECU .......................................... ECU leads, 5-4-1Last Game vs. ECU ........... ECU 24, ETSU 6 -1984 at Greenville COACHING STAFFHeadAlma CoachMater .....................................................................(year) .....................................................Record at ETSU (years) .........................................Career Record (years) .......................................... 57-46-2 (10 years) MikeGeorgia20-24-0 (4 Ca(1van972) Football Office Phone ...............................................Best Time to Contact .............................................. 439-42(423)Mornings, 61M-W PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost .........................................................Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 36/917/7Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................1/lOffensive Starters Returning ...........................................................B.J. Adigun (WR), Justin Calhoun (C), Sam Haynie (OG), Wes Jones(OT), Marcus Satterfield (WR), Greg Johnson (WR), Greg Ryan(QB), Edward Swint (RB)Defensive Starters Returning...........................................................Mark Collins (DE), Curtis Eason (DT), T.J. Weston (DT), JamesRussell (DE), Mario Hankerson (LB), Derek Fudge (LB), Mike Scott(SS), Brandon Rogers (CB)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................James Russell (DE), Greg Ryan (QB), B.J. Adigun (WR), JustinCalhoun (C), Brian Edwards (TB), Mario Hankerson (LB) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg.Edward Swint 102 410 4.0Jeff Willis 17 80 4.7PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int.Greg Ryan 387 229 .592 14Doug Martin 11 7 .636 1 TD20 Yds. TD2473 1778 1ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDB.J. Adigun 729 13.5 812.1Assistant Coaches ............................................................................... Greg Johnson 543 3David McKnight (Offensive Coordinator/QBs/RBs), EricSchumann (Defensive Coordinator/DBs), David Napert (OL/Strength), Randy Williams (OL), Darryl Mason (WRs), Steve McGill(DL), Brad Sherrod (LBs), Wayne Smith (DBs) 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (4-7-0)Aug. 29 .................... Liberty 7 at Troy State .............. 31Sept. 7 ....... at East Carolina 20 at Toledo .................... 41Sept. 14 ......Glenville State 23 at VMI ........................ 37Sept. 21 ........................ VMI 20 at Tulsa ...................... 45Sept. 28 ........ at W. Carolina 23 at AppnState ............. 30. SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .......................... Annabelle VaughanOffice Phone ............................................................... 439-4220 Oct. 5....Appalachian State 21 The Citadel............... 13Oct. 12 .......... at The Citadel 15 at Furman .................. 21Oct. 26..................... FurmanHome Phone ............................................................... (423) 929-0262Assistant SIDs ............................Sanford Rogers, Krista Plummer 21 Georgia Southern.... 16Nov. 2 ......... at Ga. Southern 0 at Marshall ................ 52SID Mailing Address .......................................................Johnson CitynBox 70641 , TN 37614 Nov. 9 ....................Marshall 38 UT-Chattanooga ........ 9SID Fax Number ........................................................ 439-6138 Nov. 16 ............ at UT-Chatt. 36 Western Carolina .... 10Press Box Phone ......................................................... (423) 439-5329 ECU Football

, Gan,e 2 West Virginia Mountaineers Don Nehlen Chad Johnston September 14 -1 2:00 p.m. EST Mountaineer Field (63,500) Morgantown, W.Va. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .............................................................Morgantown, W.Va.Founded ........................................................................................Enrollment ................................................................................ 186723,000Nickname .................................................................... MountaineersColors ................................................................... Old Gold and BlueConference ............................................................................. Big EastStadium..................................................Mountaineer Field (63,500)Surface ................................................................................. OmniturfPresident.........................................................David C. Hardesty, Jr.Athletics Director..........................................................Athletic Department Phone ..................................... Ed(304) stilongPa293-56211995 Record .................................................................................Conference Record ........................................................................ 5-6-04-31995 Bowl..................................................................................... N/ABasic Offense ..................................................................... Multiple IBasic Defense ...............................................................Series Record vs. ECU............................................ MultipleWVU Setsleads, 8-1Last Game vs. ECU ......... ECU 23, WVU 20n-1995 at Greenville PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................... Offensive Starters ..........................................................Returning .......................................................... Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................Specialists Returning/Lost 42/1814/81/1.Chad Johnston (QB), David Saunders (WR), Rahsaan Vanterpool(WR),BryanWashington (OT),MikeHorn (OG), TedDaniels (OG)Defensive Starters Returning...........................................................Canute Curtis (RLB), Kevin Landholt (DT), Henry Slay (DT), Bernard Russ (LB), Elige Longino (LB), Charles Emanuel (DB), VannWashington (DB), Mike Logan (DB)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................Canute Curtis (RLB), Rahsaan Vanterpool (WR), David Saunders(WR), Chad Johnston (QB), Mike Logan (DB) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDLeroy White 42 260 6.2 1Curtis Keaton 28 136 0 COACHING STAFFHead Coach .................................................................... Don Nehlen PassingName Att. Cmp.Chad Johnston 248 12740 22Alma Mater (year) .........................................Record at West Virginia (years) ........................Career Record (years) ...................................... Bowling Green (1958)11165-68-48-103-8 (16(25 years) Yds. TD2019Pct. Int.131Eric Boykin .512.550 13323 3Football Office Phone ............................................... (304) 293-4194Best Time to Contact ................ Through Big East conference call ReceivingYds.Name No. Avg.18.017.8 TD . David Saunders 38 682Rahsaan Vanterpool 34 606Assistant Coaches ..............................................................................Doc Holliday (Asst. Head Coach/WRs), Steve Dunlap (DefensiveCoordinator/LBs), Dan Simrell (Offensive Coordinator/QBs), 53 Desmond Robinson (RBs), Bill Kirelawich (DL), Bill Legg (OL-Int.),Dave McMichael (OL-Ext.), Jerry Holmes (DBs), Donnie Young(RLBs/Recruiting Coordinator) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ...........................................Shelly PoeOffice Phone ............................................................... 293-2821Home Phone ............................................................... (304) 599-7259Assistant SIDs ...............Kevin Keys, John Antonik, Greg WalkerSID Mailing Address ....................... PO Box 0877 (107 Coliseum)Morgantown, WV 26507SID Fax Number ........................................................ 293-4105Press Box Phone ......................................................... (304) 293-3799 ECU Football 1996 ScheduleAug. 31 .......... at PittsburghSept. 7 ........... W. MichiganSept. 14 ......... East CarolinaSept. 21 ................ at PurdueSept. 26 ............... MarylandOct. 5......... Boston CollegeOct. 19 .................. at TempleOct. 26.............Miami (Fla.)Nov. 2 .................... SyracuseNov. 9 .................. at RutgersNov. 23 ...... at Virginia Tech 1995 Results (5-6-0)24 Purdue ....................... 2624 Temple....................... 1317 at Maryland .............. 3145 Kent ............................. 620 at East Carolina ........ 2331 at Boston College ..... 190 at Syracuse ................ 220 Virginia Tech............ 2759 Rutgers ...................... 2612 at Miami .................... 1721 Pitt................................ 0 71

, Game 3 South Carolina Gamecocks September 21 7:00 p.m. EST Williams-Brice Stadium (80,250) -Columbia, S.C. Brad Scott Ben Washington GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................................................Columbia, S.C.Founded ........................................................................................ 1801Enrollment ................................................................................ 26,346Nickname ......................................................................... GamecocksColors ...............1......................................................Garnet and BlackConference ................,..............................,..................... SoutheasternStadium............................:............................Williams-Brice (62,380).Surface ............................................_....,:........................... Natural GrassPresident ��.��r...:��-��:��;.,??.............................Dr. John PalmsAthletics Directo;f.U.7'.??i:}......-.,t...........;............. Dr. Mike McGeeAthletic DepartmentPnone ....,.................;.............. (803) 777-42021995 Record ...................:�.�.......:.....??.:............................................ 4-6-1Conference Record ��:1��.[1995 Bowl..................................................................................... ............................. NI 2-5-1 ABasic Offense ........................................................,,:.................Pro SetBasic Defense ....................................................:............................4-3Series Record vs. ECU............................................. USC leads, 9-3Last Game vs. ECU ... ECU 56, USC 42 -1994 at Columbia, S.C. COACHING STAFFHead Coach ........................................................................ Brad ScottAlma Mater (year) ........................................... South Florida (1979)Record at South Carolina (years) ......................... 11-11-1 (2 years)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (803) 777-4271Best Time to Contact ...................................... 1:30 -2:30 p.m., M-FAssistant Coaches ............................................................................... Wally Burnham (Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator),John Eason (Offensive Coordinator/WRs), BruceJohnson (DBs), Chuck Kelly (RBs/Special Teams), Brad Lawing (DTs), Rick Petri (DL /DEs), John Reaves (QB/Passing Coordinator), Mark Salva (OL),John Zernhelt (OL) SPORTS INFORMATION Home Phone ............................................................... Sports Information Director .......................................Office Phone ............................................................... (803) 776-0382(803) 777-7987Kerry Tharp Assistant SIDs ............................. Brian Binette, Michelle Schmitt,LaRonica ConwaySID Mailing Address ............................ Room 205, Athletic Office Memphis, TN 38152FaxSIDPress NumberBox Phone ......................................................... ........................................................ (901) 678-4134 (901) 272-0136 72 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................Starters Returning/Lost ........................................................... 30/20 12/10Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................2/1Offensive Starters Returning ........................................................... Jamar Nesbit (OG), Travis Whitfield (OG), Randy Wheeler (OT),Duce Staley (RB), Zola Davis (WR)Defensive Starters Returning........................................................... Maynard Caldwell (DE), Henry Taylor (DT), Selesta Miller (DE),Joe Troupe (CB), Ben Washington (SS), Arturo Freeman (FS)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................ Jamar Nesbit (OG), Zola Davis (WR), Ben Washington (SS),Arturo Freeman (FS), Randy Wheeler (OT), Duce Staley (RB) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS RushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TD Duce Staley 127 736 5.8 8 Scott Moritz 17 96 5.6 1 PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TD Anthony Wright 27 17 .630 1 207 2 ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TD Zola Davis 58 911 Duce Staley 31 236 1996 ScheduleSept. 7 ....... Central FloridaSept. 14 .................. Georgia21 ......... East CarolinaSept. 28 ............. Miss. State Oct. 5 ................... at Auburn Oct. 12 .............. at KentuckyOct. 19.................. Arkansas Oct. 26 ............ at VanderbiltNov. 2 ................. Tennessee Nov. 16 ................. at FloridaNov. 23 .................. Clemson 15.7 9 7.6 2 1995 Results (4-6-1) 23 at Georgia .................. 42 21 at Arkansas ............... 5168 Louisiana Tech......... 2130 Kentucky .................. 3520 LSU ............................ 2077 Kent ........................... 14 65 at Miss. State ............. 3952 Vanderbilt................. 14 21 at Tennessee .............. 567 Florida ....................... 6317 Clemson .................... 38 ECU Football

, Ga111e 4 Central Florida Golden Knights Gene McDowell Daunte Culpepper September 28 -4:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .........................................................................Orlando, Fla.Founded ........................................................................................ 1963Enrollment ................................................................................ 26,500Nickname ................................................................. Golden KnightsColors .........................................................................Blackand GoldConference .................................................................................. N/Stadium................................................Florida Citrus Bowl A(70,349)Surface ......................................................................... Natural GrassPresident....................................................................Dr. John C. HittAthletics Director............................................................ Steve SloanAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (407) 823-22561995 Record ..................................................................... 6-5-0 (I-AA)Conference Record .................................................................... N/1995 Bowl..................................................................................... N/AAsicBaBasic OffenseDefense...........................................................................Pro Set .......................................................................MultipleSeries Record vs. ECU............................................. ECU leads, 3-0Last Game vs. ECU ........... ECU 23, UCF 20 -1994 at Greenville COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................................................. Gene McDowellAlma Mater (year) .............................................Record at Central Florida (years) ....................... Florida State (1963)76-49-0 (11 years)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (407) 823-2342Best Time to Contact ....................................... 8:00 -9:00 a.m., M-FAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Allen Gooch (RBs/RecruitingCoordinator), Chris Hatcher (Graduate Assistant), Willie Jones (OL), Mike Kruczek (Offensive Coordinator/QBs), Paul Lounsbury (OL), Matt Rock (Kickers), WillieMartinez (Defensive Coordinator/DBs), Brian VanGorder (LBs) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ........................................John MariniOffice Phone ............................................................... 823-2729HomeAssistPhoneant ...............................................................SIDs (407) 366-5881 .............................Cory Rogers, Stephanie BurchillSID Mailing Address ......................Wayne Densch Sports CenterOrlando, FL 32816SID Fax Number ........................................................ (407) 823-5266Press Box Phone .......................................................................... TBA PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................41/14Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 13/9Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................2/1Offensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Daunte Culpepper (QB), Stuart Stipe (WR), Kevin Stewart (OT),Alex Galvez (C), Cornell Green (OT), Mark Nonsant (WR)Defensive Starters Returning...........................................................Tavares Tate (DE), Nakia Reddick (LB), Darryl Latimore (CB),Kenton Rickerson (FS), Jamiel McWhorter (DE), Kendrick Thomas (LB), John Bryant (LB)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................Daunte Culpepper (QB), Todd Cleveland (WR), Nakia Reddick(LB), Kendrick Thomas (LB), Charlie Pierce (PK/P) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDMike Grant 41 215 5.2 1Johnie Presley 24 93 3.9 0 PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDDaunte Culpepper 294 168 .571 10 2071 12Kevin Reid 10 6 .600 1 59 0 ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDMark Nonsant 25 334 13.4 0Stuart Stipe 16 262 16.4 1 1996 ScheduleAug. 29 ... William & Mary7 .... at South Carolina14 ...... at New Mexico21 ............ at Ball StateSept. 28 ..... at East CarolinaOct. 12................... SamfordOct. 19.......... NE LouisianaOct. 26 ........at Georgia TechNov. 2 .............Illinois StateNov. 9 ....................... at UABNov. 16 ...... Bowling Green 1995 Results (6-5-0)40 Eastern Kentucky.... 3235 Carson-Newman ..... 2114 at Florida State ......... 467 at McNeese State ...... 4941 Samford .................... 14 6 Liberty......................... 714 at Hawaii................... 4534 at NE Louisiana........ 1438 Bethune-Cookman .... 717 Troy State .................. 2817 Maine ........................ 37 ECU Football 73

, Ga111e 5 SouthernMississippiGoldenEagles Jeff Bower Marchant Kenney October 1 0 -8:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................................................Hattiesburg, Miss.Foundedn................. ................................................................ 1910Enrollment ....................:..??!:...................................................... 13,000Nickname ..................,......;..........................................Golden EaglesColors ........................\....::.:'.'.....:}............................ Black and GoldConference ......................................:........................Conference USAStadium.......................'.:;;��n��:...........: .M. Roberts (33,000)Surface ��.'"::::::,;...:j...,...........t.........,.J.......... Natural GrassPresident..........J.......;..,,.::??t::...........U::??'.:..Dr. Aubrey K. LucasAthletics Director..................................:.::....??, H.C. "Bill" McLellanAthletic Department Phone .......,.1..... ...;;'.'L'.L...... (601) 266-50171995 Record ..............................................:;.??:'.............................. 6-5-0 o : : .. :nPLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost....................................................... Offensive Starters ..........................................................Returning .......................................................... Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................Specialists Returning/Lost 49/1316/82/1.Darryl Terrell (OL), Rod Ollison (OL), Will Symmes (OL), JasonBarlow (OL), O'Lester Pope (OL), Terry Hardy (TE), Heath Graham (QB), Brad Hamilton (FB), Ryan Pearson (WR)Defensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Jason Hall (DL), Quentin Jackson (DL), Robert Brown (DE),Marchant Kenney (LB), Roy Stabler (DB), Rod Thomas (DB)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................ Conferen'1995 BowlR:??????ff��-/�............r!'....fb/.... ::.:;"t??.::l:n��.:��;-��i'.t��.........Jn:,::Basic OffeuseJ;;;...,!c Defi??i??.��n..................... N A:........................ N/A;;,..... ......, Darryl Terrell (OL), Heath Graham (QB), Ryan Pearson (WR), EricBooth (DL), Robert Brown (DL), MarchantKenney (LB), Rod Thomas (DB), Cedrick Walthaw (LB)�::n��.''''��.�n;"r".�n:n�n.n,......... ....... Multiple..,,,"''"'.��."''.:".n,;n;.!??GJ�/��;�\��f��;'.:.g:.i(1n:7i!:n??;.??ECLU..:....,............,:: 1n7'.n.n.......t..............USM leads, 15-6BasSenes Recordn::n.:vs...Last Game vs. ECU ....... ECU 36, USM 34 -1995 at Hattiesburg RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS.nRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDEric Booth 457 4.8 387COACHING STAFF Harold Shaw 295 1Head Coach ........................................................................Jeff BowerAlma Mater (year) .........................................Southern Miss. (1975)Record at USM (years) ............................................ 25-30-1 (5 year) NameCareer Record (years) ................................................................Same Heath Graham PassingAtt. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TD329 161 .489 18 1816 15Football Office Phone ............................................... (601) 266-4567Best Time to Contact ................................. 10:00 -11:00 a.m., M-WAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Thames Coleman (AdministrativeAssistant), Lonnie Hansen (Offensive Line), Norman Joseph (Offensive Coordinator), MarkMcHale (TEs), Joe Robinson (Special Teams/Recruiting), JohnThompson (Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/ILBs),Mike Williams (RBs), TyroneNix (OLBs), Randy Butler (DL),DaveWommack (DBs)SPORTS INFORMATIONSporOftsfice InformationPhone ............................................................... Director ....................................... M.R. Napier266-4503Home Phone ............................................................... (601) 268-7777Assistant SIDs ...............................Shirley Jones-Hill, Ricky HazelSID Mailing Address ......................................................... Box 5161Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5161SID Fax Number ........................................................ 266-4507Press Box Phone ......................................................... (601) 266-5523 ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDRyan Pearson 32 392 12.3 1Ernest Keefer 11 129 11.7 0 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (6-5-0)Aug. 31 ............... at Georgia 45 Northern Illinois ..... 13Sept. 7 ............... at Alabama 20 at Alabama ................ 2414 .............. Utah State 24 SW Louisiana........... 21Sept. 21 ........SW Louisiana 26 at Indiana .................. 27Sept. 28 ........... at Louisville 45 Tulane .......................... 0Oct. 10 ....... at East Carolina 25 Louisville.................. 21Oct.n19..................Memphis 13 at Cincinnati ............. 16Oct. 26 ................... at Tulane 34 East Carolina ............ 36Nov. 2 ................. Cincinnati 0 at Tennessee .............. 42Nov. 9 ................ at Houston 17 at Memphis ................. 9Nov. 16 ....... at Florida State 35 SW Louisiana........... 32 74 ECU Football

, Game 6 Miami Hurricanes Butch Davis Kenny Holmes October 19 -4:00 p.m. EST Orange Bowl Stadium (74,476) -Miami, Fla. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................................................................ Miami, Fla.Founded ........................................................................................Enrollment .................................................................................. 26198,370Nickname ......................................................................... HurricanesColors .......................................................Orange, Green and WhiteConference ............................................................................. Big EastStadium........................................................... Orange Bowl (74,476)Surface ......................................................................... Natural GrassPresident.............................................................. Edward T. Foote IIAthletics Director................................................................ Paul DeeAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (305) 284-3244Record1995Conference ......................Record ........................................................................1995 Bowl.....................................................................................Basic Offense ........................................................................... ........................................................... N/Pro ASet 8-3-06-1 Basic Defense .................................................. 4-3 Multiple SchemeSeries Record vs. ECU...............................................UM leads, 8-0Last Game vs. ECU ......Miami 40, ECU 10 -1989 at Miami, Fla. COACHING STAFFHead Coach .....................................................................Butch DavisAlma Mater (year) ...................................................Record at Miami (years) ............................................. Arkansas (1974)8-3-0 (1 year)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (305) 284-2674Best Time to Contact ................................................... Through SIDAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Larry Coker (Offensive Coordinator), Bill Miller (Defensive Coordinator), Rob Chudzinski (TEs), Art Kehoe (OL), Greg Mark (DL),Chuck Pagano (DBs), RandyShannon (LBs), Don Soldinger (RBs),Curtis Johnson (WRs), Rusty Medearis (Graduate Asst./DL) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .......................................... Bob BurdaOffice Phone ............................................................... 284-3244Asst. SID Home Phone ............................................. (305) 385-7977Assistant SIDs .................................. Rob Wilson, Sam HendersonSID Mailing Address ............................................... PO Box 248167Coral Gables, FL 33146SID Fax Number ........................................................ 284-2807Press Box Phone ......................................................... (305) 541-2811 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost.........................................................Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 55/718/4Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................0Offensive Starters Returning ........................................................../2.Kerlin Blaise (OT), Ryan Clement (QB), Danyell Ferguson (TB),JammiGerman (FL), Yatil Green (WR), J Ina (OT), K.C. Jones (C),Richard Mercier (OG)Defensive Starters Returning...........................................................Kenard Lang (DE), Marvin Davis (DT), Denny Fortney (DT), KennyHolmes (DE), James Burgess (WLB), Twan Russell (SLB), CarlosJones (CB), Earl Little (CB), Tremain Mack (FS), Chris Gibson (SS)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................James Burgess (MLB), Ryan Clement (QB), Danyell Ferguson (TB),Jammi German (FL), Kenny Holmes (DE), K.C. Jones (C), RickyPerry (OG), Twan Russell (LB) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg.Danyell Ferguson 212 1069 5.0Dyral McMillan 81 322 4.0PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int.Ryan Clement 201 119 .592 10Scott Covington 42 22 .524 2ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg.Jammi German 41 730Ernest Keefer 25 476 1996 ScheduleAug. 31 ............ at MemphisSept. 7 ..............The CitadelSept. 12 ............... at RutgersSept. 28 .............. PittsburghOct. 12............ Florida StateOct. 19........... East CarolinaOct. 26 ....... at West VirginiaNov. 16 ................. at TempleNov. 9 ............Virginia TechNov. 23...... Boston CollegeNov. 30 .............. at Syracuse 17.819.0 TD123 Yds. TD1638 7324 3 TD32 1995 Results (8-3-0)8 at UCLA .................... 3149 Florida A&M.............. 37 at Virginia Tech ........ 1341 at Florida State ......... 1756 Rutgers ...................... 2117 at Pittsburgh ............. 1636 Temple....................... 1235 Baylor ........................ 1417 at Boston College ..... 1417 West Virginia ........... 12Syracuse .................... 24 75ECU Football

, Ga111e 7 Arkansas State Indians John Bobo Corey Walker November 2 -2:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATION Location ..................................................................... Jonesboro, Ark. Founded ........................................................................................ Enrollment .................................................................................. Nickname ................................................................................ Indians 1909 9,818 Colors ...................................................................... Scarlet and Black Conference .................................................................... Independent Stadium ....................................................................... Indian (33,410) Surface ................... t .................................................... Natural Grass President ....................................................................... Dr. Les Wyatt Athletics Director .......................................................... Barry DowdAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (501) 972-38801995 Record ................................................................................. 6-5-0Conference Record .................................................................... 3-3-01995 Bowl ..................................................................................... N/ A Basic Offense ........................................................................ MultipleBasic Defense ................................................................ Multiple 4-3 Series Record vs. ECU ............................................. ECU leads, 1-0 Last Game vs. ECU ........... ECU 35, ASU 18 -1992 at Greenville COACHING STAFF Head Coach ........................................................................ John Bobo Alma Mater (year) .................................................. Maryville (1980) Record at Arkansas State (years) .......................... 9-23-1 (3 years) Career Record (years) ................................................................ SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (501) 972-2082 Best Time to Contact .......................... 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m., M-Th Assistant Coaches .............................................................................. .Mike Hand (Offensive Coordinator /OL/TEs), Ricky Herzog (Defensive Coordinator/DBs), Jeff Richards (LBs/Special Teams), Palmer Hossler (QBs), Doug Allen (RBs), Tom Jordan (OL), Scott Durham (DL), David Saunders (DL), Paul Wilson (WRs) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .................................... Gina Bowman Office Phone ............................................................... (501) 972-2541Home Phone ............................................................... (501) 932-6947 Assistant SIDs ............................................................. Scott Costello SID Mailing Address ................................................... PO Box 1000 State University, AR 72467 SID Fax Number ........................................................ (501) 972-3367 Press Box Phone ......................................................... (501) 972-2541 76 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................... 37 /23 Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 9/15Specialists Returning/Lost .......................................................... 1/2Offensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Jason Bennett (C), Brent Turner (OG), Cory Walker (RB) Defensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Gary Jackson (DE), Matt Smith (Dt), Torrance Suggs (LB), Darrell Baker (CB), Chappell Mitchell (SS), Jeff Cauldwell (K) All-Star Candidates ........................................................................... .Cory Walker (RB/Kick Return Specialist) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS RushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDCorey Walker 212 1013 4.8 9Austin Tinsley 56 267 4.6 4 PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDBrent Pettus 22 12 .545 1 136 2 Receiving Name No. Yds. Avg. TDCorey Walker 42 411 9.8 4Reginald Murphy 38 380 10.0 0 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (6-5-0) Aug. 31 ..................... at BYU 21 Utah State ................. 17 Sept. 7 ... Austin Peay State 23 at UNLV .................... 28 Sept. 14 .................... at UAB 14 Southern Illinois ....... 9Sept. 21 .. Northern Illinois 25 at Louisiana Tech ..... 28 Oct. 5 ..... Central Arkansas 7 at Minnesota ............. 55 Oct. 12 ...... at SW Louisiana 9 SW Louisiana ........... 33 Oct. 19 ... SE Missouri State 25 at Texas Tech ............. 63 Oct. 26 ........... at Mississippi 37 Jacksonville State ...... 6Nov. 2 ........ at East Carolina 21 San Jose State ............. 7Nov. 9 ......... Louisiana Tech 28 at N. Illinois .............. 21 Nov. 16 .................... Nevada 17 Miss. Valley State .... 31 ECU Football , Ga111e 7 Arkansas State Indians John Bobo Corey Walker November 2 -2:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATION Location ..................................................................... Jonesboro, Ark. Founded ........................................................................................ Enrollment .................................................................................. Nickname ................................................................................ Indians 1909 9,818 Colors ...................................................................... Scarlet and Black Conference .................................................................... Independent Stadium ....................................................................... Indian (33,410) Surface ................... t .................................................... Natural Grass President ....................................................................... Dr. Les Wyatt Athletics Director .......................................................... Barry DowdAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (501) 972-38801995 Record ................................................................................. 6-5-0Conference Record .................................................................... 3-3-01995 Bowl ..................................................................................... N/ A Basic Offense ........................................................................ MultipleBasic Defense ................................................................ Multiple 4-3 Series Record vs. ECU ............................................. ECU leads, 1-0 Last Game vs. ECU ........... ECU 35, ASU 18 -1992 at Greenville COACHING STAFF Head Coach ........................................................................ John Bobo Alma Mater (year) .................................................. Maryville (1980) Record at Arkansas State (years) .......................... 9-23-1 (3 years) Career Record (years) ................................................................ SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (501) 972-2082 Best Time to Contact .......................... 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m., M-Th Assistant Coaches .............................................................................. .Mike Hand (Offensive Coordinator /OL/TEs), Ricky Herzog (Defensive Coordinator/DBs), Jeff Richards (LBs/Special Teams), Palmer Hossler (QBs), Doug Allen (RBs), Tom Jordan (OL), Scott Durham (DL), David Saunders (DL), Paul Wilson (WRs) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .................................... Gina Bowman Office Phone ............................................................... (501) 972-2541Home Phone ............................................................... (501) 932-6947 Assistant SIDs ............................................................. Scott Costello SID Mailing Address ................................................... PO Box 1000 State University, AR 72467 SID Fax Number ........................................................ (501) 972-3367 Press Box Phone ......................................................... (501) 972-2541 76 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................... 37 /23 Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 9/15Specialists Returning/Lost .......................................................... 1/2Offensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Jason Bennett (C), Brent Turner (OG), Cory Walker (RB) Defensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Gary Jackson (DE), Matt Smith (Dt), Torrance Suggs (LB), Darrell Baker (CB), Chappell Mitchell (SS), Jeff Cauldwell (K) All-Star Candidates ........................................................................... .Cory Walker (RB/Kick Return Specialist) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS RushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDCorey Walker 212 1013 4.8 9Austin Tinsley 56 267 4.6 4 PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDBrent Pettus 22 12 .545 1 136 2 Receiving Name No. Yds. Avg. TDCorey Walker 42 411 9.8 4Reginald Murphy 38 380 10.0 0 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (6-5-0) Aug. 31 ..................... at BYU 21 Utah State ................. 17 Sept. 7 ... Austin Peay State 23 at UNLV .................... 28 Sept. 14 .................... at UAB 14 Southern Illinois ....... 9Sept. 21 .. Northern Illinois 25 at Louisiana Tech ..... 28 Oct. 5 ..... Central Arkansas 7 at Minnesota ............. 55 Oct. 12 ...... at SW Louisiana 9 SW Louisiana ........... 33 Oct. 19 ... SE Missouri State 25 at Texas Tech ............. 63 Oct. 26 ........... at Mississippi 37 Jacksonville State ...... 6Nov. 2 ........ at East Carolina 21 San Jose State ............. 7Nov. 9 ......... Louisiana Tech 28 at N. Illinois .............. 21 Nov. 16 .................... Nevada 17 Miss. Valley State .... 31 ECU Football

, Ga111e 8 Virginia Tech Hokies , Ga111e 8 Virginia Tech Hokies November 9 -1 :00 p.m. EST Lane Stadium/Worsham Field (51o,000) -Blacksburg, Va. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................................................... Blacksburg, Va.Founded ........................................................................................ 1872Enrollment ................................................................................ 23,820Nickname .................................................................................HokiesColors ......................................Chicago Maroon and Burnt OrangeConference ............................................................................. Big EastStadium............................ Lane Stadium/Worsham Field (51,000)Surface ......................................................................... Natural GrassPresident.............................................................. Dr. Paul TorgersenAthletics Director.......................................................... Dave BraineAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (540) 231-39771995 Record ............................................................................... 10-2-0Conference Record ........................................................................ 6-11995 Bowl........................................................................ Nokia SugarBasic Offense ........................................................................MultipleBasic Defense ............................................................................. 4-3-4Series Record vs. ECU................................................ VT leads, 5-4Last Game vs. ECU ..............VT 27, ECU 20-1994 at Greenville COACHING STAFFHead Coach ................................................................. Frank BeamerAlma Mater (year) ............................................ Virginia Tech (1969)Record at Virginia Tech (years) ........................... 51-49-2 (9Career Record (years) .......................................... 93-72-4 (15 years)Football Office Phone ............................................... (540) 231-4132Best Time to Contact .....................................................Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Billy Hite (RBs), Rickey Bustle (Offensive Coordinator/QBs), BudFoster (Defensive Coordinator/LBs), J.B. Grimes (OL), BryanStinespring (TEs/OL), Terry Strock (WRs), Lou West (DBs), JimCavanaugh (LBs/SS), Charley Wiles (DL) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ..................................... Jack WilliamsOffice Phone ............................................................... 231-6726Home Phone ............................................................... (540) 951-0963Assistant SIDs ................................................................ Dave SmithSID Mailing Address ......................364 Jamerson Athletic CenterBlacksburg, VA 24061-0502SID Fax Number ........................................................ (540) 231-6984Press Box Phone .......................................................................... TBA Frank Beamer Cornell Brown PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................40/Starters Returning/Lost ........................................................... 1613/10Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................1/0Offensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Bryan Jennings (TE), Jay Hagood (OT), Gennaro Dinapoli (OG),BillyConaty (C), Jim Druckenmiller (QB), Brian Edmonds (FB)Defensive Starters Returning...........................................................Cornell Brown (DE), Myron Newsome (LB), Brandon Semones(LB), Larry Green (CB), Loren Johnson (CB), Torrian Gray (FS)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................Cornell Brown (DE), Billy Conaty (C), Jay Hagood (OT), BryanJennings (TE), Torrian Gray (FS), Myron Newsome (LB), JimDruckenmiller (QB) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDKen Oxendine 106 593 5.6 4Marcus Parker 46 267 5.8 5PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDJim Druckenmiller 294 151 .514 11 2103 14Al Clark 16 10 .625 0 84 0ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDCornelius White 22 312 14.2 2Bryan Jennings 17 244 14.4 1 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (10-2-0)7 ....................at Akron 14 Boston College ........ 20Sept. 14 .. at Boston College 0 Cincinnati ................. 16Sept. 21 ................... Rutgers 13 Miami .......................... 7Sept. 28 ............. at Syracuse 26 atPittsburgh ............. 16Oct. 12......................Temple 14 atNavy ........................ OOct. 26................ Pittsburgh 77 Akron ........................ 27Nov. 2 ........... SW Louisiana 45 at Rutgers .................. 17Nov. 9 ............ East Carolina 27 at West Virginia .......... 0Nov. 16 .................. at Miami 31 Syracuse ...................... 7Nov. 23 ......... West Virginia 38 Temple (Wash., D.C.) .. 16Nov. 29 ................... Virginia 36 atVirginia.................. 2928 Texas (Sugar Bowl) ..... 10 77ECU Football

, Ga111e 9 Ohio Bobcats Jim Grobe Andre Jackson November 16 -2:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .........................................................................Athens, OhioFounded ........................................................................................ 1804Enrollment ................................................................................ 18,484Nickname ...............................1................................................ Bobcatsxi�� .�� 1 . ii /Colors ..............................L....i.................. Bunter Gre.en and WhiteConference ....................L.......................................... Mid-AmericanStadium..........................................................,........... Penden (20,000)Surface .......:........................,??:..................;.,................. Natural GrassP .d t . ,:'). ' 'i J;n. D R b t Gl"ddres1 en .........................��v��.??��.... r. o er 1 enAthletics Director......................................:':.:.............. Thoams Boeh' . . ,� �,!!;� ' ??'�'Athletic Department.Plione ......................;::............ (614) 593-11731995 Record ��::��!��:��...�� 2-8-1Conference Record ......,::;:;.......................::;,....c;��.�� 1-6-11995 Bowl............,...............??.??..................,................................. N/ABasic Offense .................................................................. Double SlotBasic Defense ........................................................................50 FrontSeries Record vs. ECU................................................First meetingLast Game vs. ECU .................................................................... N/A COACHING STAFFHead Coach ........................................................................ Jim GrobeAlma Mater (year) ..................................................... Virginia (1975)Record at Ohio (years) ................................................ 2-8-1 (1 year)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (614) 593-1183Best Time to Contact ............................................. Mornings, M-ThAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Billy Mitchell (Asst. Head Coach/RBs), Mike Sewak (OffensiveCoordinator/OL), Tim DeRuyter (Defensive Coordinator/DBs),Troy Calhoun (QBs), Keith Henry (WRs), Brian Knorr (ILBs), RayMcCartney(RecruitingCoordinator/OLBs),JeffMullen(FBs/TEs),Ken Phillips (DL) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ................................... George MauzyOffice Phone ............................................................... (614) 593-1298Home Phone ............................................................... (614) 797-3882SID Mailing Address ............................... 105 Convocation CenterAthens, OH 45701SID Fax Number ........................................................ (614) 593-2420Press Box Phone ......................................................... (614) 593-0501 78 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost.......................................................44/14Starters Returning/Lost ...........................................................12/12Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................1/1Offensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Kareem Wilson (QB), Steve Hookfin (FB), Hank Ray (HB), LoncheThrash (SE), Aaron Shreffler (C), Jason Caudill (OG), MikeSolominsky (OG), Jason Boggs (OT), Tom Jennings (OT)Defensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Charles Owens (OLB), Andre Jackson (OLB), Ron Reider (DT),Geno Walsh (NG), Brandon Cade (CB), Mark Stubbs (CB), JustinAnderson (SS), Dennis Fitzgerald (FS)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................Andre Jackson (OLB), Brandon Cade (CB), Kareem Wilson (QB),Steve Hookfin (FB), Jason Caudill (OG) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDKareem Wilson 244 893 3.7 10Steve Hookfin 140 668 4.8 0PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDKareem Wilson 130 48 .369 6 657 3Chet Feldman 8 2 .250 1 9 0ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDLonche Thrash 7 114 16.3 0Keith Betz 7 38 5.4 0 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (3-8-0)Aug. 29 ..................... Akron 21 at Iowa State ............. 36Sept. 7 .................. at Hawaii 14 Illinois State............... 6Sept. 14 .................. at Army 28 Kent ........................... 28Sept. 21 .... at Northwestern 20 at Eastern Michigann. 31Oct. 5..... Eastern Michigan 0 at North Carolina ..... 62Oct. 12 .............. at Ball State 17 Western Michigan ... 34Oct. 19 ...................... at Kent 29 at Akron..................... 23Oct. 26....... Bowling Green 3 Ball State ..................... 6Nov. 2 ......... at W. Michigan 7 at Bowling Green ..... 33Nov. 9 .................... at Miami 2 Miami ........................ 30Nov. 16 ...... at East Carolina 20 at Toledo .................... 31Nov. 23 ......................Toledo ECU Football , Ga111e 9 Ohio Bobcats Jim Grobe Andre Jackson November 16 -2:00 p.m. EST Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (35,000) -Greenville, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .........................................................................Athens, OhioFounded ........................................................................................ 1804Enrollment ................................................................................ 18,484Nickname ...............................1................................................ Bobcatsxi�� .�� 1 . ii /Colors ..............................L....i.................. Bunter Gre.en and WhiteConference ....................L.......................................... Mid-AmericanStadium..........................................................,........... Penden (20,000)Surface .......:........................,??:..................;.,................. Natural GrassP .d t . ,:'). ' 'i J;n. D R b t Gl"ddres1 en .........................��v��.??��.... r. o er 1 enAthletics Director......................................:':.:.............. Thoams Boeh' . . ,� �,!!;� ' ??'�'Athletic Department.Plione ......................;::............ (614) 593-11731995 Record ��::��!��:��...�� 2-8-1Conference Record ......,::;:;.......................::;,....c;��.�� 1-6-11995 Bowl............,...............??.??..................,................................. N/ABasic Offense .................................................................. Double SlotBasic Defense ........................................................................50 FrontSeries Record vs. ECU................................................First meetingLast Game vs. ECU .................................................................... N/A COACHING STAFFHead Coach ........................................................................ Jim GrobeAlma Mater (year) ..................................................... Virginia (1975)Record at Ohio (years) ................................................ 2-8-1 (1 year)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (614) 593-1183Best Time to Contact ............................................. Mornings, M-ThAssistant Coaches ...............................................................................Billy Mitchell (Asst. Head Coach/RBs), Mike Sewak (OffensiveCoordinator/OL), Tim DeRuyter (Defensive Coordinator/DBs),Troy Calhoun (QBs), Keith Henry (WRs), Brian Knorr (ILBs), RayMcCartney(RecruitingCoordinator/OLBs),JeffMullen(FBs/TEs),Ken Phillips (DL) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ................................... George MauzyOffice Phone ............................................................... (614) 593-1298Home Phone ............................................................... (614) 797-3882SID Mailing Address ............................... 105 Convocation CenterAthens, OH 45701SID Fax Number ........................................................ (614) 593-2420Press Box Phone ......................................................... (614) 593-0501 78 PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost.......................................................44/14Starters Returning/Lost ...........................................................12/12Specialists Returning/Lost ..........................................................1/1Offensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Kareem Wilson (QB), Steve Hookfin (FB), Hank Ray (HB), LoncheThrash (SE), Aaron Shreffler (C), Jason Caudill (OG), MikeSolominsky (OG), Jason Boggs (OT), Tom Jennings (OT)Defensive Starters Returning ...........................................................Charles Owens (OLB), Andre Jackson (OLB), Ron Reider (DT),Geno Walsh (NG), Brandon Cade (CB), Mark Stubbs (CB), JustinAnderson (SS), Dennis Fitzgerald (FS)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................Andre Jackson (OLB), Brandon Cade (CB), Kareem Wilson (QB),Steve Hookfin (FB), Jason Caudill (OG) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg. TDKareem Wilson 244 893 3.7 10Steve Hookfin 140 668 4.8 0PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Yds. TDKareem Wilson 130 48 .369 6 657 3Chet Feldman 8 2 .250 1 9 0ReceivingName No. Yds. Avg. TDLonche Thrash 7 114 16.3 0Keith Betz 7 38 5.4 0 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (3-8-0)Aug. 29 ..................... Akron 21 at Iowa State ............. 36Sept. 7 .................. at Hawaii 14 Illinois State............... 6Sept. 14 .................. at Army 28 Kent ........................... 28Sept. 21 .... at Northwestern 20 at Eastern Michigann. 31Oct. 5..... Eastern Michigan 0 at North Carolina ..... 62Oct. 12 .............. at Ball State 17 Western Michigan ... 34Oct. 19 ...................... at Kent 29 at Akron..................... 23Oct. 26....... Bowling Green 3 Ball State ..................... 6Nov. 2 ......... at W. Michigan 7 at Bowling Green ..... 33Nov. 9 .................... at Miami 2 Miami ........................ 30Nov. 16 ...... at East Carolina 20 at Toledo .................... 31Nov. 23 ......................Toledo ECU Football

, Ga111e 10 Memphis Tigers Rip Scherer Richard Hogans November 23 -1 :00 p.m. CST Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (62,380) -Memphis, Tenn. GENERAL INFORMATION Location .................................................................... Memphis, Tenn. Founded ........................................................................................ Enrollment ................................................................................ 191221,500 Nickname .................................................................................. TigersColorsConference .............................................................. ��.��'�� Blue and Gray Conference USA Stadium ......................................... Liberty Bowl Memorial (62,380) Surface ........................,................................................. Natural Grass President ............................................................ Dr. V. Lane Rawlins Athletics Director ......................................................... R.C. JohnsonAthletic Department Phone ..................................... (901) 678-2335 1995 Record ................................................................................. Conference Record .................................................................... 3-8-0N/A1995 Bowl ..................................................................................... N/ A Basic Offense ........................................................................... OptionBasic Defense ................................................................................. 4-3Series Record vs. ECU ............................................. ECU leads, 4-2 Last Game vs. ECU ............ ECU 31, UM 17 -1995 at Greenville COACHING STAFF Head Coach ...................................................................... Rip Scherer Alma Mater (year) ....................................... Football Office Phone ............................................... Record at Memphis (years) ........................................ Career Record (years) ................................................ William 32-27 (5 years) & (901) 678-234Mary (1974) 3-8-0 (1 year) 1Noon, M-Th PLAYER INFORMATION Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................... 41/18Starters Returning/Lost ........................................................... 12/12Specialists Returning/Lost .......................................................... 1/l Offensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Ron Sells (OT), Daniel Gomez (OG), Ken Newton (C), Josh Miller (OG), Qadry Anderson (QB), Chancy Carr (WR) Defensive Starters Returning .......................................................... .Tony Williams (DT), Marvin Thomas (DE), Jesse Allen (SLB), Richard Hogans (MLB), Keith Spann (FS), Kevin Cobb (CB) All-Star Candidates ........................................................................... .Richard Hogans (MLB), Jesse Allen (SLB), Tony Williams (DT), Marvin Thomas (DE), Ken Newton (C) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushingName Att. Yds. Avg.Shaun Sands 40 155 3.9Qadry Anderson 56 80 1.4 PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int.Qadry Anderson 87 37 .425 4Bernard Oden 68 31 .456 6 TD02 Yds. TD490 1362 1 Receiving Name No. Yds.317 TDBest Time to Contact ................................ 11:30 a.m. Assistant Coaches .............................................................................. -Chancy Carr 18 17.6 1. Ernest Keefer 12 198 16.5 0Sparky Woods (Offensive Coordinator), Jim Pletcher (Defensive Coordinator), Maurice Knight (TEs), Rusty Burns (RBs), David Lockwood (WRs), Keith Butler (DEs/Special Teams), Wayne Weedon (DL), Vic Koenning (DBs) 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (3-8-0) Aug. 31 ........... Miami (Fla.) 18 at Miss. State ............. 28 Sept. 7 ............... Miss. State 7 at Michigan ............... 24 Sept. 14 ............. at Missouri 33 SW Louisiana ........... 19 Sept. 21 ..................... Tulane 20 at Arkansas ............... 27 Oct. 5.................. Cincinnati 7 Louisville ................... 17 SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director ............................................ Bob Winn Office Phone ............................................................... Home Phone ............................................................... (901) 678-2337 (901) 753-6441 23 at Tulane ...................... 8Oct. 12 ............... at Houston Oct. 19 .... at Southern Miss. Oct. 26 ...... at SW Louisiana Assistant SIDs ....................................... SID Mailing Address ............................ Mark Owens, Rob Stallins Room 205, Athletic Office Memphis, TN 38152 SID Fax Number ........................................................ Press Box Phone ......................................................... (901) 678-4134 (901) 272-0136 3 at Cincinnati ............. 28 10 Tulsa ............................ 73 at Ole Miss ................ 34 Nov. 2 .............. at Louisville Nov. 9 ................. Tennessee Nov. 23 .......... East Carolina 9 Southern Miss ......... 17 17 at East Carolina ........ 31 79ECU Football

Ga111e 11 N.C.State Wolfpack Mike O'Cain Tremayne Stephens November 30 -TBA Carolinas Stadium (62,380) -Charlotte, N.C. GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ........................................................................ Raleigh, N.C.Founded ........................................................................................ 1887Enrollment .................................(.............................................. 27,537Nickname ............................................................................ Wolfpack...............................ColorsConference ....................:.......... .......,:................................. ....................................Red and White Atlantic Coast . . ,, .Stadium.....................................,..................... Carter-Finley (52,000)Surface .........,.......;....................'................................... Natural GrassPresident......:..................................................Dr. Lan;y K. MonteithAthletics Dir??ctor...........i..........................L.....1............ Todd TurnerAthletic Dep.irtment Phone .................1.................... (919) 515-21011995 Record ..............,..........,....................................................... 3-8-0Conference Record ..??.......::'??..,:��.��.�.....,..t:'................................. 2-61995 Bowl.............................,.......11:............................................. N/ABasic Offense ...............................................................................Pro IBasic Defense ........-..................:;_ ...!':................................................4-3Series Record vs. ECU.............:.......................... NCSU leads, 12-7Last Game vs. ECU ............ ECU 37, NCSU 34 -1992 at Atlanta COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................................................................Mike O'CainAlma Mater (year) ....................................................Record at N.C. State (years) ................................. 19-16-0 (3 years) Clemson (1977)Career Record (years) ................................................................SameFootball Office Phone ............................................... (919) 515-2114BestTime to Contact .......................... 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m., dailyAssistant Coaches ............................................................................... PLAYER INFORMATIONLettermen Returning/Lost .......................................................Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................Specialists Returning/Lost .......................................................... 51/12 13/90/2Offensive Starters Returning ........................................................... Tremayne Stephens (TB), Rod Brown (FB), Terrence Boykin (OT),Tom Domabalis (OT), Jimmy Grissett (WR), Marc Primanti (PK),Mark Thomas (TE)Defensive Starters Returning........................................................... Kenny Harris (SS), Hassan Shamsid-Dean (CB), George Williams (DT), Brad Collins (DE), Ron Melnik (ILB), Jay Dukes (P)All-Star Candidates ............................................................................ Tremayne Stephens (TB), Rod Brown (FB), Kenny Harris (SS),George Williams (DT), Jimmy Grissett (WR), Mark Thomas (TE),DevonSmith (TE), Marc Primanti (PK) RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS RushingName Att. Yds. Avg.Tremayne Stephens 186 849 4.6 Rod Brown 117 526 4.5PassingName Att. Cmp. Pct. Int. Jose Laureano 50 28 .560 1 TD 5 2 Yds. TD 355 1ReceivingName No. Yds. TD Morocco Brown 37 570 15.4 6 Ron Melnik 34 433 12.7 1Ted Cain (Offensive Coordinator/TEs/Ts), Jeff Snipes (Co-Defensive Coordinator/DEs), Kent Briggs (Co-Defensive Coordinator/DBs), Robbie Caldwell (Gs/Cs), Jimmy Kiser (QBs/WRs), Dick Portee (RBs), Brette Simmons (DTs), Ken Pettus (Admin./Special 1996 Schedule 1995 Results (3-8-0) 7 ........... Georgia Tech 33 Marshall.................... 16Sept. 19 .......... Florida State 24 Virginia ..................... 29Teams), Mark Boatright (LBs) SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director...............................Mark BockelmanOffice Phone ...............................................................Home Phone ............................................................... (919) 515-2102 (919) 662-9220Assistant SIDs ........................ Joan von Thron, Wendi MclendonSID Mailing Address ......................................................... Box 8501 Raleigh, NC 27695-8501 Press Box Phone ......................................................... SID Fax Number ........................................................ (919) 515-2898 (919) 515-3393 BO Sept. 28 ................ at Purdue Oct. 5 ............... at MarylandOct. 12...................Alabama Oct. 19 ................. at VirginiaNov. 2 ..... at North CarolinaNov. 9 .......................... Duke Nov. 16 .............. at ClemsonNov. 23 ............Wake ForestNov. 30 .......... East Carolina 17 at Florida State ......... 770 Baylor ........................ 1422 Clemson .................... 43 11 at Alabama ................ 27 41 at Duke ...................... 3819 Maryland .................. 30 19 at Georgia Tech......... 27 52 at Wake Forest .......... 2328 North Carolina ........ 30 ECU Football

ARKANSAS STATE (ECU leads, 1-0) Nov. 14, 1992 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. ECU, 35-18 CENTRAL FLORIDA (ECU leads, 3-0) Sept. 21, 1991 at Orlando, Fla .................................... ECU, 47-25 Sept. 18, 1993 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 41-17 Nov. 12, 1994 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. ECU, 23-20 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (ECU leads, 5-4-1 ) Oct. 23, 1954 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... Tie, 6-6 Oct. 22, 1955 at Johnson City, Tenn .e......................... ETSU, 34-20 Nov. 30, 1968 at Johnson City, Tenn .e........................ ETSU, 17-7 Sept. 20, 1969 at Johnson City, Tenn .e........................ ETSU, 7-0 Sept. 19, 1970 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ETSU, 10-0 Sept. 21, 1974 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 24-8 Nov. 7, 1981 at Greenville, N.C. ................................ ECU, 66-23 Sept. 18, 1982 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 30-0 Oct. 29, 1983 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... ECU, 21-9 Oct. 20, 1984 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... ECU, 24-6 MEMPHIS (ECU leads, 4-2) Nov. 3, 1990 at Memphis, Tenn .e................................ ECU, 24-17 Sept. 14, 1991 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 20-13 Nov. 21, 1992 at Memphis, Tenn .e.............................. UM, 42-7 Oct. 2, 1993 at Greenville, N.C. ................................. UM, 34-7 Nov. 19, 1994 at Memphis, Tenn .e.............................. ECU, 30-6 Nov. 18, 1995 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. ECU, 31-17 MIAMI (FLA.) (Miami leads, 8-0) Nov. 8, 1980 at Miami, Fla .e........................................ UM, 23-10 Oct. 24, 1981 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... UM, 35-6 Nov. 5, 1983 at Miami, Fla .e........................................ UM, 12-7 Oct. 5, 1985 at Greenville, N.C. ................................. UM, 27-15 Nov. 27, 1986 at Miami, Fla .e...................................... UM, 36-10 Oct. 31, 1987 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... UM, 41-3 Oct. 29, 1988 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... UM, 31-7 Nov. 4, 1989 at Miami, Fla .e........................................ UM, 40-10 NORTH CAROLINA STATE (N.C. State leads, 12-7) Oct. 10, 1970 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 23-6 Oct. 23, 1971 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... ECU, 31-15 Oct. 21, 1972 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 38-16 Sept. 8, 1973 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 57-8 Oct. 5, 1974 at Raleigh, N.C. ...................................... NCSU, 24-20 Sept. 6, 1975 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 26-3 Sept. 18, 1976 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................. ECU, 23-14 Sept. 3, 1977 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... ECU, 28-23 Sept. 9, 1978 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 29-13 Sept. 8, 1979 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 34-20 Nov. 22, 1980 at Raleigh, N.C. ................................... NCSU, 36-14 Sept. 19, 1981 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................. NCSU, 31-10 Sept. 11, 1982 at Raleigh, N.C. ................................... NCSU, 33-26 Sept. 10, 1983 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................. ECU, 22-16 Sept. 29, 1984 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................. NCSU, 31-22 Sept. 7, 1985 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... ECU, 33-14 Sept. 6, 1986 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... NCSU, 38-10 Sept. 5, 1987 at Raleigh, N.C. .................................... ECU, 32-14 Jan. 1, 1992 at Atlanta, Ga .e......................................... ECU, 37-34 OHIO (First Meeting) SOUTH CAROLINA (South Carolina leads, 9-3) Oct. 1, 1977 at Columbia, S.C. ................................... USC, 19-16 Oct. 27, 1984 at Columbia, S.C. ................................. USC, 42-20 Oct. 26, 1985 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... USC, 52-10 Oct. 25, 1986 at Columbia, S.C. ................................. USC, 38-3 Oct. 24, 1987 at Columbia, S.C. ................................. USC, 34-12 Sept. 17, 1988 at Columbia, S.C. ................................ USC, 17-0 Oct. 7, 1989 at Columbia, S.C. ................................... USC, 47-14 Oct. 13, 1990 at Columbia, S.C. ................................. USC, 37-7 Sept. 28, 1991 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 31-20 Sept. 19, 1992 at Columbia, S.C. ................................ ECU, 20-18 Oct. 9, 1993 at Columbia, S.C. ................................... USC, 27-3 Oct. 8, 1994 at Columbia, S.C. ................................... ECU, 56-42 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (Southern Mississippi leads, 15-6) Sept. 21, 1951 at Hattiesburg, Miss ........................... USM, 40-0 Nov. 19, 1966 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. USM, 35-14 Oct. 5, 1968 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e............................. USM, 65-0 Nov. 22, 1969 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. USM, 14-7 Sept. 15, 1973 at Hattiesburg, Miss ........................... ECU, 13-0 Sept. 11, 1976 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. ECU, 48-0 Oct. 14, 1978 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e........................... USM, 17-16 Sept. 27, 1980 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. USM, 35-7 Nov. 19, 1983 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e.......................... ECU, 10-6 Nov. 10, 1984 at Greenville, N.C. .............................. USM, 31-27 Nov. 2, 1985 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e............................ USM, 27-0 Nov. 1, 1986 at Greenville, N.C. ................................ USMe, 23-21 Nov. 14, 1987 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e.......................... USM, 38-34 Sept. 24, 1988 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. USM, 45-42 Nov. 25, 1989 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e.......................... USM, 41-27 Oct. 6, 1990 at Greenville, N.C. ................................. USM, 16-7 Oct. 26, 1991 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e........................... ECU, 48-20 Oct. 29, 1992 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... USM, 38-21 Oct. 23, 1993 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e........................... USM, 24-16 Oct. 1, 1994 at Greenville, N.C. ................................. ECU, 31-10 Oct. 28, 1995 at Hattiesburg, Miss .e........................... ECU, 36-34 VIRGINIA TECH (Virginia Tech leads, 5-4) Sept. 15, 1956 at Blacksburg, Va .e............................... VT, 37-2 Oct. 17, 1987 at Blacksburg, Va .e................................ ECU, 32-23 Sept. 10, 1988 at Blacksburg, Va .e............................... VT, 27-16 Oct. 21, 1989 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... ECU, 14-10 Sept. 15, 1990 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. VT, 24-23 Nov. 16, 1991 at Blacksburg, Va .e............................... ECU, 24-17 Sept. 12, 1992 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 30-27 Oct. 30, 1993 at Blacksburg, Va .e................................ VT, 31-12 Oct. 15, 1994 at Greenville, N.C. ............................... VT, 27-20 WEST VIRGINIA (West Virginia leads, 8-1 ) Nov. 7, 1970 at Greenville, N.C. ................................ WVU, 28-14 Oct. 16, 1971 at Morgantown, W.Va .e........................ WVU, 44-21 Oct. 31, 1981 at Morgantown, W.Va .e........................ WVU, 20-3 Oct. 30, 1982 at Morgantown, W.Va .e........................ WVU, 30-3 Sept. 13, 1986 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. WVU, 24-21 Oct. 3, 1987 at Morgantown, W.Va .e.......................... WVU, 49-0 Oct. 8, 1988 at Greenville, N.C. ................................. WVU, 30-10 Nov. 7, 1992 at Morgantown, W.Va .e......................... WVU, 41-28 Sept. 30, 1995 at Greenville, N.C. ............................. ECU, 23-20 81ECU Football

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, Pirates earn second straight Liberty Bowl invitation and cap nine-win season with victory over Stanford PIRATES DEFENSIVE East Carolina has made great strides on the defensive side of the ball in recent seasons. Last fall, the Pirates ranked No. 38 in total defense, No. 30 in scoring defense, No. 7 in pass efficiency defense and No. 51 in rushing defense. for ECU, but it also gave the Pirates , Pirates earn second straight Liberty Bowl invitation and cap nine-win season with victory over Stanford PIRATES DEFENSIVE East Carolina has made great strides on the defensive side of the ball in recent seasons. Last fall, the Pirates ranked No. 38 in total defense, No. 30 in scoring defense, No. 7 in pass efficiency defense and No. 51 in rushing defense. for ECU, but it also gave the Pirates The mission of "Unfinished Business" for the 1995 East Carolina football team has been well-documented. The issue proved to be a successful rallying point for coach Steve Logan and the Pirates during the season. Determined to make amends after its showing in the 1994 Liberty Bowl (30-0 loss to Illinois), ECU approached the '95 season with anxious optimism. The Pirates felt they had the weapons and experience to turn their trip to Memphis in 1994 into a distant memory. Unfortunately for Logan and East Carolina, the Pirates also faced a formidable obstacle -their schedule. Included on the slate for the first month were games against four bowl teams from the previous year. In fact, the only team ECU played in September which had not participated in a 1994 bowl was Syracuse which stayed home despite finishing 7-4. SEPTEMBER SuccEss Facing four bowl teams in the opening month was no enviable task for East Carolina. But the Pirates did more than survive as they entered October with a 3-2 record after games against Tennessee, Syracuse, Central Michigan, Illinois and West Virginia. The difficult early schedule would go a long way to preparing ECU for the remainder of the season. A Season To Remember ? Earned second consecutive bowl bid with a berth in St. Jude Liberty Bowl. ? Posted nine victories for only second time since 1978. ? Concluded season with six straight wins, the program's longest such streak since the 1991 campaign when the Pirates won their final 11 after a season-opening defeat. ? East Carolina was perfect at home, winning all five of its games in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Pirates have won seven straight home games overall. ? Finished the season ranked in virtually every final top 25 poll, including No. 23 in USA Today/CNN. 84 CRANDELL REWRITES TttE RECORD BooK The 1995 season was a record-breaking one for East Carolina quarterback Marcus Crandell. Crandell, who still has a year of eligibility remaining this fall, became the school's all-time leading passer in both total offense and passing yardage. That he surpassed current NFL standout Jeff Blake only adds an exclamation point to the accomplishments. Among the other marks Crandell established in 1995 was for total offense in a single game when he amassed 453 in the comeback win at Syracuse. Six IN A Row The Pirates will take a sixgame win streak into the 1996 season. After an Oct. 10 loss at Cincinnati last fall, ECU won its last six contests, including a 19-13 victory over Stanford in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl. Go1NG BowuNG Not only did last December's appearance by the Pirates in Memphis mean back-to-back bowl berths Six wins and a Liberty Bowl victory to conclude the 1995 season landed ECU in most of the final top 25 rankings. three bowl invitations in the past five years. In addition to the 1994 and '95 Liberty Bowl bids,East Carolina also played in the 1992 Peach Bowl in Atlanta as the Pirates defeated N.C. State 37-34. 16WINS East Carolina has posted 16 victories over the past two seasons and is the winningest program among all NCAA Division I schools in the Carolinas during that period. TURNOVER TURN AROUND Certainly one of the reasons East Carolina was able to gain such late season momentum and earn a second straight trip to Memphis was the sudden turnaround of the Pirates' turnover/ takeaway ratio. In the final five games of the regular season, ECU had a +9 turnover ratio with 15 turnovers caused and only six committed. The Pirates finished the season ranked 28th nationally in turnover margin. Lrn1ANO LEADS For the third consecutive season, the leading tackler for East Carolina was linebacker Mark Libiano. Libiano was in on 122 stops in 1995 to give him 398 for his career -No. 2 all-time for the Pirates. ECU Football

, Overall Record: 9-3 Home: 5-0 Away: 3-3 Neutral: 1-0 Note: Liberty Bowl Statistics are not included in final cumulative team or individual statistics 1995 SCHEDULE, RES UL TS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Date Opponent Result Attendance RUSHING G-GS Att. Gain Lost Net Avg. TD LG Sept. 2 at Tennessee (TV) L/7-27 95,416 McPhail,1FB 10-10 185 960 50 910 5 701CMU Sept. 9 at Syracuse (TV) W /27-24 39,547 Harley, FB 11-1 61 283 20 263 4.3 1 20CMU Sept. 16 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W /30-17 33,021 Crandell, QB 11-11 327 126 201 2.1 6 16 USM Sept. 23 at Illinois L/0-7 60,545 Jones, FB 11-0 35 133 6 127 3.6 0 15TUL Sept. 30 WEST VIRGINIA (TV) W /23-20 34,108 Mabry, FB 5-0 9 33 2 31 3.4 0 12CMU Oct. 7 at Cinci1mati L/10-13 14,126 Nichols, FL 11-10 1 12 0 12 12.0 0 121ARM Oct. 21 TEMPLE W /32-22 31,225 Galloway, HB 11-11 6 17 5 12 2.0 1 8WV Oct. 28 at Southern Mississippi (TV) W /36-34 21,293 Blanton, FB 11-0 2 2 0 2 1.0 0 2USM Nov.14 at Army (TV) W /31-25 31,743 Foreman, LB 11-11 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2USM Nov.111 TULSA W /28-7 26,410 Ingram, FB 1-0 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2MEM Nov.118 MEMPHIS (TV) W /31-17 27,125 Gonzalez, QB 2-0 1 0 8 -8 -8.0 0 -8UT Dec. 30 *Stanford (TV) W /19-13 47,398 Levine, P 11-11 1 0 9 -9 -9.0 0 -9USM *St. Jude Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn. ECU 11 397 1771 226 1545 3.9 13 70CMU Opponents 11 502 2003 305 1698 3.4 17 391SYR TEAM STATISTICS ECU Opp. PASSING G-GS Att. Cmp. Pct. Yds. INT TD Eff. LGFlRST1DOWNS 241 214 Crandell, QB 11-11 447 235 .526 2751 12 18 112.2 851TUL By Rushing 83 96 Gonzalez, QB 2-0 5 3 .600 36 0 0 120.5 181UT By Passing 136 100 By Penalty 22 18 Foreman, LB 11-11 1 1 1.000 25 0 0 310.0 25USM NET RUSHING YARDAGE 1545 1698 Tinnen,1QB 1-0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 -200.0 Rushing Attempts 397 502 Nichols, FL 11-11 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 Rushing Yards Gained 1771 2003 Jones, FB 11-0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 -200.0 Rushing Yards Lost 226 305 Holcomb, PK 10-0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 Yards Per Rush 3.9 3.4 ECU 11 457 239 .523 2812 14 18 110.9 85TUL Rushing Yards Per Game 140.5 154.4 Opponents 11 331 157 .474 1988 19 7 92.4 54SYR NET PASSING YARDAGE 2812 1988 Passes Attempted 457 331 RECEIVING G-GS Rec. Yards Avg. TD LG Passes Completed 239 157 Galloway,1HB 11-11 46 619 13.5 3 851TUL Passes Had Intercepted 14 19 Pass -Completion Percentage .523 .474 Yards Per Attempt 6.2 6.0 Yards Per Completion 11.8 12.7 Yards Per Game 255.6 180.7 TOT AL NET YARDS 4357 3686 Total Offensive Plays 854 833 Plays Per Game 77.6 75.7 Yards Gained Per Play 5.1 4.4 Yards Gained Per Game 396.1 335.1 Nichols, FL 11-10 502 11.7 2 311ARM McPhail, FB 10-10 38 342 9.0 2 351SYR Richards, TE 11-11 33 341 10.3 3 21 TEM Shannon,1SE 11-9 24 346 14.4 5 671WV T. Smith, SE 11-2 242 16.1 1 481TUL Batson, HB 11-1 14 163 11.6 1 291SYR D. Jones, FB 11-0 8 65 8.1 0 23TUL Richardson, TE 11-0 6 60 10.0 0 20MEM DeBrew, HB 9-0 4 48 12.0 0 191UT PUNTING -NO. IYARDS 62/2291 61/2304 Sellers, FL 9-0 4 9.3 1 15 UT Harley, FB 11-0 3 26 8.7 0 lOTEM Average Yards Per Punt 37.0 37.8 Had Blocked 1 0 Suggs, CB 11-0 1 25 25.0 0 25USM Net Punting 32.5 34.8 ECU 11 239 2812 11.8 18 85TUL PUNT RETURNS/ YARDS 23/183 29/276 Opponents 11 157 1988 12.7 7 54SYR Avg. Yards Per Return 8.0 9.5 KICKOFF RETURNS1/ YARDS 32/583 43/900 Yds./ Yds./Avg. Yards Per Return 18.2 20.9 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Yards Play Game TD INTERCEPTION RETURNS / YDS. 19/206 14/165 Crandell, QB 11 541 2952 5.5 268.4 24 FUMBLES (No. ILost) 27/12 22/14 McPhail, FB 10 185 910 91.0 5PENALTIES (No.1/ Yards) 101/783 72/552 Harley, FB 11 61 263 4.3 26.3 1Avg. Yards Per Penalty 7.8 7.7 Jones, FB 11 36 127 21.2 0Avg. Penalties Per Game 9.2 6.6 Mabry, FB 5 9 31 6.2 0Avg. Yards Penalized1/ Game 71.2 50.2 Gonzalez, QB 2 6 28 4.7 14.0 03rd DOWN CONY. (Att. / Made) 174/63 188/75 Foreman, LB 11 2 27 13.5 3.0 03rd DOWN CONV. PERCENTAGE .362 .399 Galloway, HB 11 6 12 2.0 1.3 14th DOWN CONV. (Att./Made) 19/9 20/10 Nichols, FL 11 2 12 6.0 1.3 04th DOWN CONV. PERCENT AGE .474 .500 Blanton, FB 11 2 2 1.0 0.2 0TIME OF POSSESSION 5:19:46 5:40:14 Ingram, FB 1 1 2 2.0 2.0 0 Tinnen, QB 1 1 0 0.0 0.0 0TIME OF POSSESSION BY QUARTERS Holcomb, PK 10 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 TEAM 1 2 3 4 TOTAL Levine, P 11 1 -9.0 -1.3 0 ECU 1:15:33 1:11:20 1:26:38 1:25:15 5:19:46 ECU 11 854 4357 5.1 396.1 31 Opponents 1:29:27 1:33:40 1:18:22 1:19:45 5:40:14 Opponents 11 833 3686 4.4 335.1 23 ECU Football 85

, SCORE BY QUARTERS Opp. Opp.Ret. Opp. Net 1 2 3 4 Tot Avg./Game NET PUNTING Punts Yds. Avg.Avg. Ret. Yds. Avg.Team 43 255 23.2 ECU 62 2291 37.0 29 276 32.5ECU 41 74 213 19.4 Opponents 61 2304 37.8 23 183 8.0 34.8Opponents 27 60 50 76 In PUNTING G No. Yards Avg. 20 +50 BL LP Levine, P 11 60 2227 37.1 19 5 0 581TEM Crandell, QB 11 1 40 40.0 0 0 0 401WV Team 11 1 24 24.0 1 0 1 24TUL ECU 11 62 2291 37.0 20 5 0 58TEM Opponents 11 61 2304 37.8 17 6 0 571SYR ALL-PURPOSE Rush Rec. K.Ret. Yds. Yds. RUNNING LEADERS G No. Yds. No. Yds. No. Yds. Plays Yds. Play Game McPhail,FB 11 185 910 38 342 0 0 223 1252 5.6 125.2 Galloway, HB 11 6 12 46 619 30 556 82 1187 14.9 107.9 Nichols, FL 11 1 12 43 502 22 178 66 692 10.5 62.9 Shannon,1SE 11 0 0 24 346 0 0 24 346 14.4 34.6 341 0 0 33 341 10.3 34.l Richards, TE 11 0 0 Harley, FB 11 61 263 3 26 1 10 65 299 4.6 27.2 T. Smith, SE 11 0 0 15 242 1 5 14 247 15.4 22.5 Crandell, QB 11 94 201 0 0 0 0 Jones, FB 11 35 127 8 65 0 0 94 201 2.1 18.3 192 4.5 17.5 Batson, HB 11 0 0 14 163 0 0 14 163 11.6 14.8 Mabry, FB 5 9 31 0 0 0 0 9 31 3.4 6.2 Richardson, TE 11 0 0 6 60 0 0 6 60 10.0 5.5 DeBrew,HB 9 0 0 4 48 0 0 4 48 12.0 Sellers, FL 9 0 0 4 37 0 0 4 Suggs,CB 11 0 0 1 25 0 0 1 37 9.3 4.1 25.0 2.3 Ingram,FB 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2.0 2.0 Bentley, DB 11 0 0 0 0 1 17 1 17 17.0 1.5 Blanton, FB 11 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 1.0 0.2 Foreman, LB 11 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2.0 0.2 Gonzalez, QB 2 1 -8 0 0 0 0 1 -8 -8.0 -4.0 Levine P 11 1 -9 0 0 0 0 1 -9 -9.0 -0.8 Opponents 11 502 1698 157 1988 72 1176 731 4862 6.7 442.0 Touchdowns Extra Points Def. SCORING G Rec.-Run-Ret.=Tot. Kick-Rec.-Run=Total FGs XPts. s Tot. ECU 11 397 1545 239 2816 766 691 5127 466.1 Holcomb, PK 10 0-0-0=0 27-0-0=27 10 0 0 McPhail, FB 10 2-5-0=7 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 42 Crandell, QB 11 0-6-0=6 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 36 Shannon,1SE 11 5-0-0=5 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 30 Galloway, HB 11 3-1-0=4 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 24 Richards, TE 11 3-0-0=3 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 18 Nichols, FL 11 2-0-0=2 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 12 Batson, HB 11 1-0-0=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 Foreman, LB 11 0-0-1=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 Harley, FB 11 0-1-0=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 McDaniel, CB 11 0-0-1=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 Sellers, FL 11 1-0-0=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 T. Smith, SE 11 1-0-0=1 0-0-0=0 0 0 0 6 ECU 11 18-13-2=33 27-0-0=27 10 0 0 255 Opponents 11 7-17-1=25 19-2-1=22 12 0 1 213 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 Over 50 Total FIELD GOALS G FGA-FGM FGA-FGM FGA-FGM FGA-FGM FGA-FGM FGA-FGM Pct. LP Holcomb PK 10 0-0 8-6 5-2 4-2 0-0 17-10 .590 421CIN ECU 11 0-0 8-6 5-2 4-2 0-0 17-10 .590 421CIN Opponents 11 0-0 6-5 8-4 6-4 0-0 20-12 .600 401CMU POINT AFTER CONV. G Kicking Att. Made Cons. Pct. Kicks Made Had Biked Rush. Att. Made Pct. Pass/Rec. Total Att. Made Pct. Points Holcomb PK 10 31 27 .870 12 1 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 27 ECU 11 31 27 .870 12 1 0 0 .000 2 0 .000 27 Opponents 11 19 19 1.000 19 0 1 1 1.000 5 2 .400 25 PUNT RETURNS G Nichols, FL 11 T. Smith SE 11 ECU 11 Opponents 11 Ret. Yards 22 178 1 5 23 183 29 276 Avg. TD LG 8.1 0 661CMU 5.0 0 5USM 8.0 0 661CMU 9.5 0 421MEM KICKOFF RETURNS G Galloway, HB 11 Bentley, DB 11 Harlei, FB 11 ECU 11 Opponents 11 Ret. Yards Avg. TD 30 556 18.5 0 1 17 17.0 0 1 10 10.0 0 32 583 18.2 0 43 900 20.9 0 LG 351CMU 171CMU lO1TEM 351CMU 401UT 86 ECU Football

, , RUSHING PASSING OPPONENT #23 JERRIS McPHAIL, RB #5 MARCUS CRANDELL, QB #5 MARCUS CRANDELL, QB GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS COMPIATTII YDS TD LG at Tennessee 1/1 23/108 0 13 1/1 3/-9 0 -1 1/1 20-35-0 185 1 22 al Syracuse 2/2 20/78 0 12 2/2 15/61 0 15 2/2 31-59-2 392 4 35 Central Michigan 3/3 20/178 1 70 3/3 4/2 0 5 3/3 12-29-1 177 1 81 at Illinois 4/4 19/40 0 7 4/4 4/-4 0 6 4/4 19-39-3 178 0 51 West Virginia 5/5 21/86 0 23 5/5 13/-6 1 10 5/5 14-34-2 189 2 67 al Cincinnati 6/6 9/23 0 7 6/6 6/10 0 6 6/6 23-44-2 242 1 29 Temple DNP 7/7 10/7 1 10 7/7 24-44-0 275 1 17 al Southern Miss 7/7 21/88 0 15 8/8 10/56 1 16 8/8 28-52-1 312 3 26 al Army 8/8 16/59 1 12 9/9 12/52 0 14 9/9 26-39-0 283 3 31 Tulsa 9/9 10/41 1 17 10/10 9/22 2 9 10/10 17-33-0 290 1 85 Memphis 10/10 26/209 2 46 11/11 8/10 1 8 11/11 21-39-1 228 1 20 OPPONENT #44 SCOTT HARLEY, RB #4 DARYL JONES, RB #9 DAN GONZALEZ, QB GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS COMPIATTII YDS TD LG al Tennessee 1/0 0/0 0 ---1/0 0/0 0 ---1/0 2-3-0 27 0 18 at Syracuse 2/0 0/0 0 ---2/0 0/0 0 ---DNP Central Michigan 3/0 11/46 0 20 3/0 5/17 0 12 4/0 0/0 0 ---4/0 0/0 0 3/0 1-2-0 9 0 9 DNPal Illinois West Virginia 5/0 0/0 0 5/0 0/0 0 DNP at Cincinnati 6/0 12/42 0 11 6/0 0/0 0 ---DNP 7/0 0/0 01 17 DNPTemple 7/1 38/175 8/0 0/0 0 ---8/0 0/0 0 9/0 1/6 DNPal Southern Miss 0 69/0 0/0 Tulsa 10/10 0/0 0 ---10/0 13/41 0 15 DNP Memphis 11/0 0/0 0 ---11/0 16/63 0 9 DNP OPPONENT #82 MITCH GALLOWAY, HB #31 ERIC BLANTON, RB #15 ERNEST TINNEN, QB GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS COMPIATTII YDS TD LG al Tennessee 1/1 0/0 0 1/0 0/0 0 DNP al Syracuse 2/2 0/0 0 ---2/0 0/0 0 DNP Central Michigan 3/3 1/2 1 2 3/0 0/0 0 3/0 0-1-1 0 0 --al Illinois 4/4 1/1 0 1 4/0 0/0 0 DNP 5/5 0/0 0 DNPat Army 00 8 DNPWest Virginia 3/120/0 0 5/06/0 0/0 0 0/06/6 DNPal Cincinnati 07/7 1/-3 7/0 al Southern Miss 8/8 0/0 0 8/0 1/2 0 2 DNP al Army 9/9 0/0 0 9/0 1/0 0 DNP Tulsa 10/10 0/0 0 10/0 0/0 0 DNP Memphis 11/11 0/0 0 ---11/0 0/0 0 DNP OPPONENT #19 RAYMOND MABRY, RB #9 DAN GONZALEZ, QB GIGS ATTIYDS TD LG GIGS ATTIYDS TD LG al Tennessee 1/0 4/8 0 4 1/0 1/-8 0 -8 at Syracuse 2/0 0/0 0 DNP Central Michigan 3/0 4/21 0 12 3/0 0/0 0 al Illinois 4/0 0/0 0 DNP West Virginia DNP DNP al Cincinnati 5/0 0/0 0 DNP Temple 6/0 1/2 0 2 DNP al Southern Miss DNP DNP al Army DNP DNP Tulsa DNP DNP Memphis DNP DNP 0 DNPTemple 87ECU Football

, OPPONENT #23JERRIS McPHAIL, RB #82 MITCH GALLOWAY, HB #26 TROY SMITH, SE GIGS RECIYDS TD LG GIGS RECIYDS TD LG GIGS REC/YDS TD LG at Tennessee 1/1 3/3 0 7 1/1 3/24 0 12 1/0 1/18 0 18 2/2 7/122 1 2/2 8/77 0 23 2/0 0/0 0at Syracuse Central Michigan 3/3 2/20 0 16 3/3 1/81 1 81 3/0 0/0 0 4/4 3/32 4/0 0/0 0at Illinois 00 154/4 9/63 West Virginia 5/5 1/5 0 5 5/5 4/41 0 13 5/0 0/0 0 at Cincinnati 6/6 0/0 0 0 6/6 7/52 0 29 6/0 1/26 1 1/17 7/0 4/3617 0Temple 0DNP at Southern Miss 7/7 6/34 0 12 8/8 9/106 1 24 8/1 2/32 0 26 at Army 8/8 5/48 1 17 9/9 3/30 0 22 9/2 2/49 0 31 Tulsa 9/9 2/22 0 22 10/10 5/138 1 85 10/0 3/64 0 48 Memphis 10/10 3/25 0 9 11/11 2/19 0 15 11/0 2/17 0 11 OPPONENT #1 JASONNICHOLS, FL #80LARRY SHANNON, SE #85 MIKE SELLERS, FL GIGS ATTIYDS TD LG GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS RECIYDS TD LG at Tennessee 1/1 7/48 0 12 1/1 1/22 0 22 1/0 2/22 1 15 at Syracuse 2/2 4/34 0 12 2/2 2/27 2/0 0/018 1 22 0 Central Michigan 3/3 4/43 0 3/3 0/0 0 ---3/0 0/0 0 at Illinois 44/4 1/4 4/4 3/62 4/0 0/0West Virginia 5/5 0/0 0 ---5/5 4/86 2 67 5/0 1/4 0 4 at Cincinnati 6/6 7/108 0 28 6/6 1/14 0 14 6/0 1/11 11 7/7 6/81 0 00 51 0 Temple 1 21 16 7/0 0/0 07/7 2/28 at Southern Miss 8/8 5/67 0 19 8/0 1/6 0 6 9/9 6/81 0 DNP at Army 1 19 1 129/0 4/34 Tulsa 10/10 0/0 0 ---10/8 3/28 0 14 8/0 0/0 0 --Memphis 11/0 3/35 0 15 11/9 3/39 1 18 9/0 0/0 0 --OPPONENT #90SCOTT RICHARDS, TE #25 DEREK BATSON, HB #20 LINWOOD DEBREW, HB GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS ATT/YDS TD LG GIGS REC/YDS TD LG at Tennessee 1/1 0/0 0 ---1/0 4/56 0 15 1/0 1/19 0 19 at Syracuse 2/2 8/93 1 20 2/0 2/39 1 29 2/0 0/0 0 --Central Michigan 3/3 2/17 0 11 3/0 0/0 0 3/0 1/7 0 7 at Illinois 4/4 3/17 0 9 4/0 0/0 0 ---DNP West Virginia 5/5 2/27 0 17 5/0 1/19 0 19 4/0 0/0 0 --at Cincinnati 6/6 3/13 0 7 6/0 3/18 0 7 5/0 0/0 0 4/47 21 7/0 1/4 0 4 6/0 0/0 0 DNP 0Temple at Southern Miss 8/8 4/62 2 23 8/0 0/0 0 ---7/0 1/6 0 6 at Army 9/9 3/14 0 12 9/0 3/27 0 14 8/0 0/0 0 Tulsa 10/10 1/12 0 12 10/0 0/0 0 ---9/0 0/0 0 --Memphis 11/11 3/39 0 16 11/1 0/0 0 ---10/0 0/0 0 --OPPONENT #88SEANRICHARDSON,TE #4 DARYLJONES, RB #44 SCOTT HARLEY, RB GIGS REC/YDS TD LG GIGS REC/YDS TD LG GIGS REC/YDS TD LG at Tennessee 1/0 0/0 0 1/0 0/0 0 1/0 0/0 0 at Syracuse 2/0 0/0 0 ---2/0 0/0 0 ---2/0 0/0 0 --3/0 3/18 3/0 0/0 0 3/0 0/0 0Central Michigan 0 9 4/0 0/0 0 5/0 0/0 at Illinois 4/0 0/0 04/0 0/0 0 0West Virginia 5/0 1/7 5/0 0/0 at Cincinnati 6/0 0/0 0 6/0 0/0 0 6/0 0/0 0 --Temple 7/0 0/0 0 ---7/0 3/36 0 20 7/1 3/26 0 10 at Southern Miss 8/0 0/0 0 8/0 0/0 0 8/0 0/0 0 9/0 0/0 9/0 0/0 9/0 0/0 0 00 7 at Army 0 0 10/0 0/0 0 11/0 0/0 Tulsa Memphis 10/0 3/26 0 23 11/0 2/310/0 0/0 0 11/0 2/35 00 20 0 4 BB ECU Football

, Name G-GS PR AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT QBP Libiano, LB 11-11 71 51 122 4 6.5 0-1 5 1 10 Daren Hart, SAF 11-10 61 31 92 10 4 0-0 2 3 1 Burke, LB 11-11 39 52 91 1 2 2-1 4 0 3 Foreman, LB 11-11 41 42 83 2 1 2-4 3 3 2 David Hart, CB 10-9 38 27 65 0 0 1-0 4 1 2 23Brown, LB 11-0 Crane, LB 11-0 23 36 61 58 2 1 1-1 1 1 7 2 0 2-0 0 0 5 1 0 1-1 6 0 0Henry, CB-SAF 11-10 33 25 West, DT 11-11 44 12 56 6 9 1-2 1 0 14 Darden,NG 11-11 27 20 47 4 1 1-2 0 0 3 Coleman, LB 11-0 23 22 45 3 3 0-0 0 0 20 Black, LB 11-10 12 22 34 4 0 0-0 4 0 14 Cooper, CB 9-4 25 6 31 1 0 0-0 2 2 0 McDaniel, CB 11-11 23 7 30 1 0 0-1 7 6 0 Scott, DT 11-11 23 6 29 4 3 0-0 2 0 12 Semenza, LB 11-0 6 8 14 1 0 0-1 0 0 0 McKeithan, DB 10-0 5 3 8 1 0 0-0 0 0 1 Sepaniak, LB 9-0 4 4 8 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 T. Williams, NG 10-0 5 3 8 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Corbett, DL 9-0 4 3 7 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Suggs, DB 11-0 4 1 5 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 Taylor, DB 11-0 4 0 4 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 Phillips, SAF 6-1 2 1 3 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Whitehead, DT-OT 10-1 2 1 3 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Crumbie, CB 11-0 0 2 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Lackey, DB 11-0 2 0 2 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 B. Johnson, LB 7-0 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 McMillan, DT 11-0 1 0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Wallace, CB 11-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 Bentley, CB 11-0 1 0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 _ Gunthrope, CB 11-0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 G-GS: Games-Games Started; PR: Primary first hit; AT: Assisted Tackles; TT: Total tackles; TFL: Tackles for loss; FFFR: Forced fumble-Fumble recoveries; PD: Pass deflections; QBP: Pressure on quarterback. SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES INTnERCEPTnIONS G Int. Yards Avg. TD LG McDaniel, CB 11 6 111 18.5 1 65nUSM Name Total Solo Assists Daren Hart, SAF 11 3 27 9.0 0 15nCMU Taylor 9 7 2 Foreman, LB 11 3 7 2.3 0 7ARM McKeithan 8 5 3 Cooper, SAF 11 2 32 16.0 0 19 ILL Semenza 7 3 4 David Hart, CB 10 1 21 21.0 0 21 TEM Bentley 6 3 3 Libiano, LB 11 1 8 8.0 0 8USM Suggs 5 2 3 Brown, LB 11 1 0 0.0 0 0MEM Taylor 5 3 2 Lackey, CB 11 1 0 0.0 0 0CMU Gunthrope 4 2 2 Wallace, CB 11 1 0 0.0 0 0 CIN Lackey 4 3 1 ECU 11 19 206 10.8 1 65nUSM Sepaniak 3 0 3 Opponents 11 14 165 11.8 1 30nCMU Wallace 3 1 2 Brown 2 2 0 Crumbie 2 2 0 Wallace 2 1 1 Black 1 1 0 Foreman 1 1 0 Henry 1 1 0 Holcomb 1 1 0 Levine 1 1 0 ECU Football 89

, OPPONENT T. DARDEN, NG M. LIBIANO, LB L. WEST, DT DAR. HART, SAF E. MCDANIEL, CB UT + AT=TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT+ AT=TT SK I UT + AT=TT SK I UT+ AT=TT SK I 2 4 6 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 4 3 7 0 0 1 0 1 0 0at Tennessee 3 1 4 0 0 4 8 12 0 0 5 1 6 2 0 7 4 11 0 0 2 0 2 0 0at Syracuse 2 1 3 0 0 5 4 9 2 0 3 1 4 1 0 1 3 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0Central Michigan 4 2 6 0 0 5 7 12 1 0 5 1 6 1 0 12 4 16 0 0 4 1 5 0 1at Illinois West Virginia 4 6 10 1 0 7 10 17 1 0 8 0 8 3 0 6 2 8 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 at Cincinnati 1 1 2 0 0 16 4 20 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 6 3 9 1 1 3 0 3 0 1 Temple 2 0 2 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 4 0 4 1 0 6 0 6 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 at Southern Miss 1 1 2 0 0 5 1 6 1.5 1 3 2 5 0 0 7 3 10 1 0 5 0 5 0 1 at Army 3 1 4 0 0 9 5 14 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 4 3 7 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 Tulsa 4 2 6 0 0 6 4 10 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 7 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Memphis 1 1 2 0 0 6 4 10 1 0 4 0 4 1 0 1 3 4 1 0 2 4 6 0 0 TOTAL 27 20 47 1 0 71 51 122 6.5 1 42 11 53 9 0 64 31 92 4 3 23 7 30 0 6 OPPONENT B.J. CRANE, LB C. BROWN, LB M. BURKE, LB DAV. HART, DB D. HENRY, SAF UT + AT= TT SK I UT+ AT= TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT = TT SK I 3 2 5 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 4 7 11 0 0 8 5 13 0 0 7 3 10 0 0at Tennessee 0 5 5 0 0 5 1 6 0 0 6 2 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0at Syracuse 2 5 7 0 0 7 2 9 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 1 2 3 0 0Central Michigan at Illinois 2 3 5 0 0 4 2 6 0 0 5 7 12 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 West Virginia 3 2 5 0 0 4 3 7 0 0 7 8 15 1 0 --2 2 4 0 0 at Cincinnati 0 5 5 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 1 8 9 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 3 7 10 0 0 Temple 2 2 4 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 2 6 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 at Southern Miss 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 6 0 0 5 1 6 0 0 3 2 5 0 0 at Army 7 3 10 0 0 3 2 5 0 0 4 5 9 0 0 9 11 20 0 0 4 5 9 0 0 Tulsa 1 5 6 0 0 5 3 8 1 0 3 8 11 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 7 1 8 0 0 Memphis 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 4 0 1 4 2 6 0 0 4 3 7 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 TOTAL 23 36 59 0 0 38 23 61 1 1 39 52 91 2 0 38 27 65 0 1 33 25 58 0 0 OPPONENT M. FOREMAN, LB A. BLACK, LB H. COOPER, CB W. SCOTT, DT R. COLEMAN, LB UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT+ AT= TT SK I UT + AT = TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I 2 4 6 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0at Tennessee 4 5 9 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0at Syracuse 4 2 6 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 2 4 0 0Central Michigan 6 5 11 0 0 1 4 5 0 0 6 2 8 0 2 5 1 6 0 0 2 2 4 0 0at Illinois West Virginia 4 7 11 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 2 9 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 5 2 7 0 0 at Cincinnati 4 4 8 0 0 3 6 9 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 6 8 0 0 Temple 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 at Southern Miss 4 5 9 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 4 1 0 -at Army 4 5 9 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 --0 3 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 Tulsa 3 3 6 0 0 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 Memphis 6 1 7 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 2 1 3 .5 0 1 0 1 1 0 TOTAL 41 42 83 1 3 12 22 34 0 0 25 6 31 0 2 23 6 29 2.5 0 23 OPPONENT M. SEMENZA, LB D. MCKEITHAN, CB T. WALLACE, DB S. SEP ANIAK, LB 22 2 0 T. WILLIAMS, LB UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I UT + AT = TT SK I UT + AT= TT SK I 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Tennessee at Syracuse 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Central Michigan 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 0 3 1 4 0 0 at Illinois 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 West Virginia 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -at Cincinnati 2 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ----0 2 2 0 0 Temple 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 at Southern Miss 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at Army 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -----0 0 0 0 0 Tulsa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Memphis 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 TOTAL 6 8 14 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 8 0 0 5 3 8 0 0 ECU Football90

OFFENSE Game QB RB HB FL SE TE LT LG C RG RTC I Tennessee Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Boothe Gray Wiggins Burns Suddith Syracuse Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Boothe Gray Wiggins Burns Suddith 0 Cent. Michigan Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Boothe Gray Wiggins Burns McPherson0 Illinois Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Boothe Gray Wiggins Burns McPherson West Virginia Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards McPherson Gray Wiggins Burns Suddith Cincinnati Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Boothe Gray Wiggins Burns Suddith ??'""" Temple Crandell Harley Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Masimini Gray Wiggins Burns Suddith '""" S. Miss Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Smith Richards Gray McPherson Wiggins Burns Suddith Army Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Smith Richards Gray McPherson Wiggins Burns Suddith Tulsa Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Gray McPherson Wiggins Burns Suddith Memphis Crandell McPhail Galloway Batson Shannon Richards Gray Gilray Wiggins Burns Suddith Stanford Crandell McPhail Galloway Nichols Shannon Richards Gray Gilray Wiggins Burns Suddith DEFENSE Game OLB DT NG DT OLB WLB MLB RCB FS ss LCB Tennessee Darden Whitehead Scott West Foreman Burke Libiano Dav. Hart Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel Syracuse Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Dav. Hart Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel Cent. Michigan Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Dav. Hart Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel Illinois Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Dav. Hart Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel West Virginia Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Cooper Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel Cincinnati Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Cooper Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel Temple Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Cooper Henry Dar. Hart McDaniel S. Miss Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Cooper Dav. Hart Dar. Hart McDaniel Army Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Henry Dav. Hart Dar. Hart McDaniel Tulsa Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Henry Dav. Hart Dar. Hart McDaniel Memphis Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Henry Dav. Hart Phillips McDaniel Stanford Black Scott Darden West Foreman Burke Libiano Henry Dav. Hart Dar. Hart McDaniel GAME CAPTAINS Game Offense Defense S12ecial Teams Tennessee J erris McPhail Walter Scott Morris Foreman Syracuse Kevin Wiggins Mark Libiano Aaron Black Cent. Michigan Marcus Crandell Emmanuel McDaniel E. J. Gunthrope Illinois J erris McPhail Hank Cooper Scott Harley West Virginia Derrek Batson Daren Hart Chad Holcomb Cincinnati Kevin Wiggins Morris Foreman Aaron Black Temple Jamie Gray Lorenzo West Ed Crabtree S. Miss Scott Richards Walter Scott Morris Foreman Army Mitchell Galloway David Hart Deeone McKeithan Tulsa Kevin Wiggins Morris Foreman Mitchell Galloway Memphis Kevin Wiggins Emmanuel McDaniel Morris Foreman Stanford Kevin Wiggins Mark Libiano Morris Foreman ?? I

LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE: 70 yards by Jerris McPhail vs. Central Michigan LONGEST PASS PLAY: 85 yards from Marcus Crandell to Mitchell Galloway vs. Tulsa LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RUN: 70 yards by Jerris McPhail vs. Central Michigan LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASS: 85 yards from Marcus Crandell to Mitchell Galloway vs. Tulsa LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 66 yards by Jason Nichols vs. Central Michigan LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN: 35 yards by Mitchell Galloway vs. Central Michigan LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: 65 yards by Emmanuel McDaniel vs. Southern Mississippi LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN: 31 yards by Morris Foreman vs. Temple LONGEST PUNT: 58 yards by Matt Levine vs. Temple LONGEST FIELD GOAL: 42 yards by Chad Holcomb vs. Cincinnati MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 38 by Scott Harley vs. TempleMOST YARDS RUSHING: 209 yards by Jerris McPhail vs. Memphis MOST PASS COMPLETIONS: 31 by Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse MOST YARDS PASSING: 392 yards by Marcus Crandell vs. SyracuseMOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN: 4 by Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT: 2 by Larry Shannon vs. West Virginia and 2 by Scott Richards vs. S. Miss MOST PASSES CAUGHT: 9 by Jerris McPhail vs. Illinois MOST YARDS RECEIVING: 122 by Jerris McPhail vs. Syracuse MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE: 453 yards by Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse MOST POINTS SCORED: 12 by Holcomb (CMU), Shannon (WVU), Scott Richards (USM), Crandell (Tulsa) MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKING: 12 by Chad Holcomb vs. Central Michigan MOST TOTAL TACKLES: 20 by Daren Hart vs. Illinois MOST INITIAL TACKLES: 12 by Daren Hart vs. Illinois MOST ASSISTS: 8 by Mark Libiano vs. SyracuseMOST SACKS: 3 by Lorenzo West vs. West Virginia MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS: 4 by Daren Hart vs. Illinois MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 2 by Hank Cooper vs. Illinois, by Morris Foreman vs. Army, by Lorenzo West vs. Tulsa MOST FUMBLES CAUSED: 2 by Walter Scott vs. SyracuseMOST FUMBLES RECOVERED: 2 by Travis Darden vs. Central Michigan and by Morris Foreman vs. Army MOST EXTRA POINTS/ FIELD GOALS BLOCKED: MOST PUNTS: 11 by Matt Levine vs. Illinois BEST PUNTING AVERAGE (min. 3 attempts): 46.8 yards by Matt Levine vs. Temple POINTS SCORED: FIRST DOWNS: by Rushingby Passingby Penalty RUSHING YARDS: PASSING YARDS: TOTAL OFFENSE: TOTAL PLAYS: RUSHING ATTEMPTS: PASSING ATTEMPTS: PASSES COMPLETED: PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: FUMBLES LOST: YARDS PENALIZED: POINTS ALLOWED: FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED: by Rushing by Passing by Penalty RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: TOTAL OFFENSE ALLOWED: TOTAL PLAYS AGAINST: Rushing Attempts Passing Attempts COMPLETIONS ALLOWED: PASSES INTERCEPTED: FUMBLES RECOVERED: FUMBLES CAUSED: TOTAL TURNOVERS CAUSED: QUARTERBACK SACKS: TACKLES FOR LOSS: TEAM OFFENSE HIGH 36 vs. Southern Miss 32 vs. Syracuse, Southern Miss 13 vs. Memphis 19 vs. Syracuse5 vs. Southern Miss 284 vs. Memphis 392 vs. Syracuse531 vs. Syracuse 94 vs. Syracuse, Temple 53 vs. Temple 59 vs. Syracuse 31 vs. Syracuse3 vs. Illinois 3 vs. West Virginia 105 vs. Temple TEAM DEFENSE HIGH 34 vs. Southern Miss 24 vs. Tennessee 17nvs. Army 16 vs. Temple, Southern Miss 5 vs. Temple294nvs.nArmy 297 vs. Temple 393 vs. West Virginia 89 vs. Tulsa 61 vs. Tulsa 49 vs. Southern Miss 24 vs. Southern Miss 3 vs. Illinois, Cincinnati, Temple 4 vs. Central Michigan, Temple 4 vs. Tulsa 5 vs. Central Michigan 6 vs. West Virginia 10 vs. Illinois LOW 0 vs. Illinois 9 vs. Illinois 1 vs. Illinois 7 vs. Illinois 0 vs. West Virginia 37 vs. Illinois 178 vs. Illinois 215 vs. Illinois 63 vs. Illinois 24 vs. Illinois 33 vs. Tulsa 13 vs. Central Michigan 0 vs. Temple, Army, Tulsa 0 vs. Tennessee 35 vs. Syracuse LOW 7 vs. Illinois, Tulsa 15 vs. Illinois 3 vs. Temple 3 vs. Cincinnati 0 vs. Army, Tulsa 50 vs. Temple 64 vs. Cincinnati 256 vs. Illinois 64 vs. Syracuse23 vs. Temple 18nvs.nArmy 8 vs. Syracuse 0 vs. Tulsa 0 vs. Southern Miss 1 vs. 5 teams 2 vs. Syracuse, West Virginia, Tulsa 0 vs. Tennessee 1 vs. Central Michigan 92 ECU Football

1.54 392 3114.44 29 13 447 3664.9 ScoringPoints 32 22 36 34 31 25 28 7 31 17TDsRushing 2 1 1 2 1 3 3 1 3 2TDs Passing 1 2 3 2 3 0 1 0 1 0TD Returns 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Field Goals 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 1Safeties 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 93ECU Football ECU UT ECU SYR ECU CMU ECU ILL ECU wvu ECU CIN First Downs Total 18 24 32 16 20 18 9 15 13 18 18 19Rushing 5 13 10 6 9 6 1 5 4 10 3 12Passing 12 10 19 9 9 10 7 9 9 7 13 3Penalty 1 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 0 1 2 4 RushingRushing Attempts 31 42 57 27 6035 41 45 44 24 5599 192 139 146 266 129 112 92 178 75 2532.49Net Yards Average/ Attempt 3.12 2.78 4.223.97 3.56 5.91 2.93 2.043.2 4.6 59 23 34 35 39 22 34 31 44 2011 19 13 14 15 23 8PassingPassing Attempts 39 29Completions 22 17 13 13231 186 155 178 144 189 215 242 642 1 2 3212 178Net Yards Had Intercepted Times Sacked 1 0 2 1 2 2 3 32 0 1 3 0 4 2 2 2 6 0 0 71 94 64 79 79 63 77 71 88 71 80531 215 256 281 393 317 Total Offense Offensive Plays Net Yards Average/Play 452 284 3175.72 3.59 3.4 3.3 3.96 4.46 4.5 4.03705.21 5.6 3/1 4/4 1/1 1/1 3/3 2/1 1/1 3/14/18 7/20 2/13 5/20 4/15 7/21 FumblesNumber/Lost 2/1 0/0Third Downs Converted 4/1 2/17/18 7/15 32:30 27:30 4/15 11/2130:57 29:03 23:16 36:44 24:31 35:29 24:16 35:448/16 7/13PossessionTime 29:09 30:51 ScoringPoints 7 27 27 24 30 17 0 7 23 20 10 13TDs Rushing 0 2 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 1TDs Passing 1 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0TD Returns 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Field Goals 0 2 0 1 3 1 0 0 1 2 1 2Safeties 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ECU TEM ECU USM ECU ARMY ECU TULSA ECU MEM First Downs Total 27 23 32 22 23 21 18 20 31 18Rushing 10 3 12 5 8 17 8 14 13 5Passing 16 15 15 16 13 4 9 6 14 11Penalty 1 5 5 1 2 0 1 0 4 2 RushingRushing Attempd50 32 61 5123 33 28 31172 50 148 85 129 266 104 216 284 714.67 2.09 tsNet Yards Average/ Attempt 3.54 5.572.17 4.49 3.04 4.16 3.253.44 39 18 33 28 39 3517 10 21 16PassingPassing Attempts 44Completions 24 42 4924 26 10271 283 100 290 114 228 2191 2 20275 2970 3Net YardsHad Intercepted Times Sacked 2 0 2 0 01 1 0 2 2 1 41 2 65 89 90 69394 330 51265 86 77 70485 356 Total Offense Offensive Plays Net YardsAverage/Play 2906.06 3.71 5.69 4.203475.33 5.6 4124.6 5.9 2/1 3/2 2/0 4/2 5/2 1/16/15 11/220/0 1/04/14 4/14 Fumbles Number/LostThird Downs Converted 4/1 1/18/21 2/1137:04 22:56 9/15 7/15 7/14 7/1628:24 27:11 32:49 24:15 35:45 35:22 24:3831:36PossessionTime

1995 Season ChadTennessee45 yards, 2nd qtr., no good Holcomb,Syracuseno attempts PlacekickerCent26 ral Michigan2nd qtr.,23 2nd qtr., good46 3rd qtr., no good30 yards, 3rd qtr., good CareerIllinoisno attempts YearWest Virginia27 yards, 4th qtr., good PAT FG LG TP 1993 15/16 8/13 39Cincinnati 199442 yards, 2nd qtr., good 26/27 6/13 42 44 1995 27/31 10/17 46*Temple28 1st qtr., good21 2nd qtr., no good29 2nd qtr., good Totals 68/74 24/43 46* 140 *Note: 46-yard FG was kicked in 1995 Liberty Bowl vs. Stanford; bowl stats are not included in cumu29 yards, 2nd qtr., no good lative team or individual statistics.So35 uthern Mississippi1st qtr., no37 4th qtr., no good Kick-For-Kick29 yards, 4th qtr., goodArmy Year 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 BLK40 yards, 4th qtr., goodTulsa 1993 0/0 4/4 1/5 3/4 0/0 0 no attempts 1994 0/0 4/6 1/3 1/4 0/0 1Memphis37 1995 0/0 6/8 2/5 2/4 0/0 11st qtr., good Totals 0/0 14/18 4/13 6/12 0/0 233 yards, 4th qtr., no good Matt Levine, Punter No. Ret. Avg. Net In Year No. Yds. Avg. Ret. Yds. Ret. Avg. Blk. 20 LG 1994 58 2470 42.6 300 8.8 37.4 0 12 58 1995 60 2227 37.1 29 276 9.5 32.5 0 19 58 Totals 118 4697 39.8 63 576 9.1 34.9 0 31 58 Punt-for-Punt Year 0-9 yds. 10-19 yds. 20-29 yds. 30-39 yds. 40-49 yds. 50 + yds. 1994 0 0 2 19 24 13 1995 0 4 6 27 18 5 Totals 0 4 8 46 42 18 94 ECU Football

SEPTEMBER 2, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT TENNESSEE East Carolina Tennessee 0 7 7 10 0 7 UTe-Manning, 1-yd run (Hall kick) 2:57-lst Q UT -Hall, 36-yd FG 8:51-2nd Q 0 3 7 27 UT -Silvan, 31-yd pass from Manning (Hall kick) 8:21-2nd Q EC -Sellers, 7-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 4:42-2nd Q UTe-Lane, 1-yard run (Hall kick) 3:41-3rd Q UT -Hall, 27-yd FG 6:03--4th Q Playing before the largest crowd ever to see an East Carolina game, the Pirates fell to No. 8-ranked Tennessee 27-7 in their 1995 season opener. After ECU's opening drive stalled, Tennessee started up their offense, driving 87 yards in 17 plays to take an early 7-0 advantage. With Tennessee on the five-yard-line, QB Peyton Manning hit Joey Kent who was stopped one yard shy of the first down. Tennessee head coach Phil Fulmer called timeout to discuss his options. Fulmer had faith in his offense and watched Manning hand off to Jay Graham who drove up the middle for the first down. On the next play, Manning tucked the ball and dove into the endzone. Trailing 7-0, ECU QB Marcus Crandell marched the team down the field 52 yards and into field goal range. However on fourth and 10, placekicker Chad Holcomb's 45-yard attempt sailed wide left. The Vols took over and drove the ball to the ECU 23 before the Pirate defense stymied the drive and forced a Jeff Hall 36-yard field goal. On the next series, the game, which had been played dead-even, would take a dramatic change in direction. The Pirates, trying to catch Tennessee offguard, attempted a halfback pass that was overthrown by FB Daryl Jones and intercepted by UT's DeRon Jenkins. The Vols wasted no time in capitalizing on the turnover, scoring two plays later on a 31-yard strike from Manning to Nilo Silvan. With eight minutes left in half and ECU down 17-0, Crandell regrouped his squad and led the Pirates on an 11-play, 66-yard drive to bring the deficit down to 10. The drive, which was aided by a 15-yard penalty on Tennessee, was capped off by a seven-yard touchdown pass to redshirtfreshman Mike Sellers. Tennessee closed out the scoring with a second half FG while the Volunteer defense held the Pirates scoreless. The Pirates finished the game with 311 yards of offense as senior FB Jerris McPhail rushed for 108 yards on 23 carries. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Tennessee 24 192 178 17-29-0 26 0-0 2-37.5 8-64 East Carolina 18 99 212 22-39-1 9 2-1 2-35.5 8-64 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 23 108 0 Graham (UT) 26 146 1Receiving No. Yds. TD Batson (ECU) 4 56 0 Silvan (UT) 2 44 1Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 35 20 185 1 0 Manning (UT) 29 17 178 1 0 ECU Football , SEPTEMBER 9, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT SYRACUSE East Carolina Syracuse 0 7 7 14 13 3 SU -Thomas, 8-yd run (Mare kick) 2:59-lst Q SU -Jones, 11-yd run (Mare kick) 8:30-2nd Q 7 0 27 24 SU -Maddox, 8-yd pass from McNabb (Mare kick) 5:45-2nd Q EC -Shannon, 5-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) :21-2nd Q EC -Batson, 30-yard pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 13:06-3rd Q EC -Richards, 20-yd pass from Crandell (PAT failed) 2:43-3rd Q SU -Mare, 24-yd FG :42-3rd Q ECe-McPhail, 14-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 13:30--4th Q Riding the abilities of quarterback Marcus Crandell, East Carolina overcame a 21-point deficit to upset the 22nd-ranked Orangemen of Syracuse 27-24 in front of 39,000 fans in the Carrier Dome. The Pirate offense racked up 360 second-half yards, outscoring the Orangemen 20-3 to take the victory. Crandell set ECU single-game records for passing yards (392) and total offense (453). Syracuse scored theegame'sefirst21 points,eitseinitial TD coming after a 10-play, 86-yard drive in the opening quarter. The Orangemen added a pair of TDs in the second period as Tebucky Jones ran in from 11 yards out and QB Donovan McNabb hit Deon Maddux for an eight-yard TD pass. With less than 10 minutes remaining in the half, the Pirates went threeand-out and gave the ball back to the Orangemen on the SU 40 yard-line. A 49-yard McNabb-to-Marvin Harrison pass play set up McNabb's eightyard strike to Maddox in the back of the endzone. East Carolina would steal the momentum before the half, however, as Emmanuel McDaniel intercepted an ill-fated McNabb pass and returned it to the ECU 35-yard-line with 2:55 left in the half. Crandell rallied his troops 13 plays in two and a half minutes, finding Larry Shannon in the endzone for the Pirates' first points. ECU took the second half kickoff and methodically marched 79 yards in just under two minutes to make the score 21-14. The Pirate defense held the Syracuse attack and Crandell, dumping off passes beneath the secondary and scrambling for first downs, led the offense back down the field to score on a 20-yard touchdown to Scott Richards with 2:43 to go in the third. On ECU's first possession of the fourth quarter, the ECU offense drove 80 yards in 7 plays. Crandell hitJerris McPhail near the eight-yard-line and McPhail danced in for the winning score. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Syracuse 16 146 231 11-23-1 54 2-1 5-46.4 7-61 East Carolina 32 139 392 31-59-2 29 4-1 4-35.0 6-35 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 20 82 0 Thomas (SU) 13 41 1Receiving No. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 7 122 1 Harrison (SU) 4 138 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 59 31 392 4 2 McNabb (SU) 29 11 231 1 1 95 SEPTEMBER 2, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT TENNESSEE East Carolina Tennessee 0 7 7 10 0 7 UTe-Manning, 1-yd run (Hall kick) 2:57-lst Q UT -Hall, 36-yd FG 8:51-2nd Q 0 3 7 27 UT -Silvan, 31-yd pass from Manning (Hall kick) 8:21-2nd Q EC -Sellers, 7-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 4:42-2nd Q UTe-Lane, 1-yard run (Hall kick) 3:41-3rd Q UT -Hall, 27-yd FG 6:03--4th Q Playing before the largest crowd ever to see an East Carolina game, the Pirates fell to No. 8-ranked Tennessee 27-7 in their 1995 season opener. After ECU's opening drive stalled, Tennessee started up their offense, driving 87 yards in 17 plays to take an early 7-0 advantage. With Tennessee on the five-yard-line, QB Peyton Manning hit Joey Kent who was stopped one yard shy of the first down. Tennessee head coach Phil Fulmer called timeout to discuss his options. Fulmer had faith in his offense and watched Manning hand off to Jay Graham who drove up the middle for the first down. On the next play, Manning tucked the ball and dove into the endzone. Trailing 7-0, ECU QB Marcus Crandell marched the team down the field 52 yards and into field goal range. However on fourth and 10, placekicker Chad Holcomb's 45-yard attempt sailed wide left. The Vols took over and drove the ball to the ECU 23 before the Pirate defense stymied the drive and forced a Jeff Hall 36-yard field goal. On the next series, the game, which had been played dead-even, would take a dramatic change in direction. The Pirates, trying to catch Tennessee offguard, attempted a halfback pass that was overthrown by FB Daryl Jones and intercepted by UT's DeRon Jenkins. The Vols wasted no time in capitalizing on the turnover, scoring two plays later on a 31-yard strike from Manning to Nilo Silvan. With eight minutes left in half and ECU down 17-0, Crandell regrouped his squad and led the Pirates on an 11-play, 66-yard drive to bring the deficit down to 10. The drive, which was aided by a 15-yard penalty on Tennessee, was capped off by a seven-yard touchdown pass to redshirtfreshman Mike Sellers. Tennessee closed out the scoring with a second half FG while the Volunteer defense held the Pirates scoreless. The Pirates finished the game with 311 yards of offense as senior FB Jerris McPhail rushed for 108 yards on 23 carries. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Tennessee 24 192 178 17-29-0 26 0-0 2-37.5 8-64 East Carolina 18 99 212 22-39-1 9 2-1 2-35.5 8-64 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 23 108 0 Graham (UT) 26 146 1Receiving No. Yds. TD Batson (ECU) 4 56 0 Silvan (UT) 2 44 1Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 35 20 185 1 0 Manning (UT) 29 17 178 1 0 ECU Football , SEPTEMBER 9, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT SYRACUSE East Carolina Syracuse 0 7 7 14 13 3 SU -Thomas, 8-yd run (Mare kick) 2:59-lst Q SU -Jones, 11-yd run (Mare kick) 8:30-2nd Q 7 0 27 24 SU -Maddox, 8-yd pass from McNabb (Mare kick) 5:45-2nd Q EC -Shannon, 5-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) :21-2nd Q EC -Batson, 30-yard pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 13:06-3rd Q EC -Richards, 20-yd pass from Crandell (PAT failed) 2:43-3rd Q SU -Mare, 24-yd FG :42-3rd Q ECe-McPhail, 14-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 13:30--4th Q Riding the abilities of quarterback Marcus Crandell, East Carolina overcame a 21-point deficit to upset the 22nd-ranked Orangemen of Syracuse 27-24 in front of 39,000 fans in the Carrier Dome. The Pirate offense racked up 360 second-half yards, outscoring the Orangemen 20-3 to take the victory. Crandell set ECU single-game records for passing yards (392) and total offense (453). Syracuse scored theegame'sefirst21 points,eitseinitial TD coming after a 10-play, 86-yard drive in the opening quarter. The Orangemen added a pair of TDs in the second period as Tebucky Jones ran in from 11 yards out and QB Donovan McNabb hit Deon Maddux for an eight-yard TD pass. With less than 10 minutes remaining in the half, the Pirates went threeand-out and gave the ball back to the Orangemen on the SU 40 yard-line. A 49-yard McNabb-to-Marvin Harrison pass play set up McNabb's eightyard strike to Maddox in the back of the endzone. East Carolina would steal the momentum before the half, however, as Emmanuel McDaniel intercepted an ill-fated McNabb pass and returned it to the ECU 35-yard-line with 2:55 left in the half. Crandell rallied his troops 13 plays in two and a half minutes, finding Larry Shannon in the endzone for the Pirates' first points. ECU took the second half kickoff and methodically marched 79 yards in just under two minutes to make the score 21-14. The Pirate defense held the Syracuse attack and Crandell, dumping off passes beneath the secondary and scrambling for first downs, led the offense back down the field to score on a 20-yard touchdown to Scott Richards with 2:43 to go in the third. On ECU's first possession of the fourth quarter, the ECU offense drove 80 yards in 7 plays. Crandell hitJerris McPhail near the eight-yard-line and McPhail danced in for the winning score. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Syracuse 16 146 231 11-23-1 54 2-1 5-46.4 7-61 East Carolina 32 139 392 31-59-2 29 4-1 4-35.0 6-35 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 20 82 0 Thomas (SU) 13 41 1Receiving No. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 7 122 1 Harrison (SU) 4 138 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 59 31 392 4 2 McNabb (SU) 29 11 231 1 1 95

No. No. SEPTEMBER 16, 1995 CENT? MICHIGAN AT EAST CAROLINA C. Michigan 0 3 0 14 17 East Carolina 7 6 17 0 30 EC -Galloway, 81-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 3:01-lst Q EC -Holcomb, 26-yd FG 12:44-2nd Q CMn-Blasy, 40-yd FG 7:01-2nd Q EC -Holcomb, 23-yd FG, l:25-2nd Q ECn-McPhail, 70-yd run (Holcomb kick) 14:42-3rd Q EC -Galloway, 2-yd run (Holcomb kick) 9:58----3rd Q EC -Holcomb, 30-yd FG l:02-4th Q CM -Darnell, 5-yd run (Blasy kick) 5:30-4th Q CMn-Jefferson, 30-yd. interception return (Blasy kick) 4:05-4th Q In front of over 33,000 Pirate faithful who braved the wind and rain at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, East Carolina used a third quarter offensive explosion to down Central Michigan 30-17 in its home opener. After missing on several first half scoring opportunities, ECU struck quickly after intermission. On the first play from scrimmage in the third quarter, senior fullbackJerrisMcPhail firedthrough aseamup themiddle, broke past the Chippewa secondary and sprinted 70 yards for the score. McPhailfinished the game with 178 yards on only 20 carries. Just over three minutes later, freshman Travis Darden scooped up his second fumble of the afternoon near midfield. The Pirates looked to McPhailonceagaintotakeadvantageoftheChippewamiscue. QBMarcus CrandellhandedtheballofftoMcPhailwhohitthe holeonthe leftsideand tore off another 35-yard dash before being dragged down at the six-yardline. Two plays later, junior Mitch Galloway swept to the left side and strolled in for the score. Galloway was the only bright spot for ECU's offense in the first half, scoring on an 81-yard bomb from Crandell. The play highlighted the first half which saw the Pirates fail to score touchdowns during five trips to the "red zone." Central Michigan's scoring mostly came late in the game against the Pirate reserves. With five minutes left in the contest, CMUput together an 83-yard drive which trimmed the ECU lead to 30-10. Just over a minute later, third string QB Ernest Tinnen had his first collegiate passing attemptpicked off by CMU's Jamel! Jefferson who rumbled 30 yards for a TD. However, any thoughts of a Chippewa comeback were quickly extinguished when Morris Foreman recovered the CMU onside kick attempt. GAME STATISTICS Cent. Michigan East CarolinaFirst Downs 18 20 SEPTEMBER 23, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT ILLINOIS East Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 Illinois 0 7 0 0 7 UI -Holcombe, 1-yd run (Scheuplein kick) 9:55-2nd Q In a game dominated by defense, Illinois shut out East Carolina for the second time in 10 months in front of 60,545 at Champaign. The tone for the game was set inthe first quarter asthe defenses forced three turnovers and five punts. After receiving the opening kickoff, Illinois opened with its ground game and immediately turned the ball over to the Pirates as David Hart stripped RobertHolcombefor a fumble whichwasrecoveredbyMarvinBurkeattheECU48-yard-line. However, aholdingpenalty would stall thePirate drive andforce thefirstof 11 Matt Levine punts on the day. Thepunt-festcontinuedlate intothe first quarter until ECUsenior free safetyHank Cooper picked off a Johnny Johnson pass and returned it to the Pirates' 38. The Illini took the ball right back from East Carolina however, as linebacker Kevin Hardy hit QB Marcus Crandell on a blindside blitz, forcing Crandell to fumble. The turnover set up the lone score of the day, asUI drove to the one-yard-linebefore Holcombe walked into the endzone off left tackle. On ECU's opening drive of the second half, Crandell was intercepted for the secondtimeon the daybyDuane Lyle who returned the ballto the ECU 41-yard-line. The Pirate defense, with its back to the wall, would stand tall. After driving to the ECU 7-yard-line, Illinois was faced with a 3rd and 4 and looked to at least come away with a field goal. On the snap, Burke pressured Johnson, chasing him to the 19-yard-line before pulling him down for the sack. The play forced a failed 37-yard field goal attempt. The see-sawbattle continued until ECU attempteda miracle finish late in the game. With just 2:19 left, and the Pirates on their own 27, Crandell passedtoJasonNicholsforfour yards. Afteranincompletepassandthree consecutive"false start"penalties,ECUfaced a 3rd and 21. Crandellthen hit Larry Shannonfor a 51-yard pass play. The Piratescontinuedtomove theball,drivingtotheIlliniseven-yard-line. Onfirstdown,Crandellfired a passtothe endzone which bounced offShannon'sshoulder pad. Onthe nextplay, Lyle stepped infrontofCrandell'spassintendedforTroySmith for his third interception of the day to preserve the Illini win. GAME STATISTICS Illinois East CarolinaFirst Downs 15 9Rushing 129 266 Rushing YardagePassing Yardage 155 186 Passing YardagePasses (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.)Return Yardage Return Yardage 112 37 178 13-35-2 13-34-2 19-39-3 53 99 4-4 3-1 Fumbles: Number-Lost 45Fumbles: Number-LostPunts (Avg.)Penalties: (No.-Yards) 1-1 1-1 6-38.5 5-30.2 Punts (Avg.)Penalties: (No.-Yards) 8-38.4 11-36.7 6-48 5-32 8-46 Rushing STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing STATISTICAL LEADERSAtt. Yds. TD Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 20 178 McPhail (ECU) 19 401 0 Tolbert (CMU) 29 126 0 Holcombe (UI)Receiving No. Yds. TD ReceivingGalloway (ECU) McPhail (ECU) 130 1Yds. TD 1 81 1 9 62 0 Schorman (CMU) 6 60 0 Dulick (UI) 7 56 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 12 Crandell (ECU) 19 17829 177 1 1 39 0 3 Darnell (CMU) 13 155 0 2 Johnson (UI) 16 10 121 0 2 96 ECU Football

SEPTEMBER 30, 1995 WEST VIRGINIA AT EAST CAROLINA West Virginia 3East Carolina 14 6 6 WV -Bauman, 33-yd FG 10:43-lst Q 8 0 3 3 2023 ECe-Shannon, 67-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 10:29-lst Q EC -Crandell, 10-yd run (Holcomb kick) 6:34-lst Q EC -Shannon, 9-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 12:26 -2nd Q WV -Barber, 2-yard run (pass failed) l:01-2nd Q WV -Saunders, 50-yd pass from Boykin (pass failed) 6:26---3rd Q WV -Saftey, Crandell tackled by J.T. Thomas :27-3rd Q WV -Baumann, 31-yd FG 11:38-4th Q EC -Holcomb, 27-yd FG 2:12-4th Q Chad Holcomb's 27-yard field goal with 2:12 leftein the game lifted East Carolina to a 23-20 victory over West Virginia in front of a near-capacity crowd at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Pirates had never beaten the Mountaineers in eight previous meetings. The Pirates jumped on West Virginia early, building a 20-3 lead. After the Mountaineers settled for a Bryan Baumann 33-yard field goal on the game's opening drive, ECU quickly answered with a 67-yard touchdown pass from QB Marcus Crandell to Larry Shannon, who beat the man-onman coverage for the score. On its next possession after the West Virginia drive stalled, ECU looked to increase its lead and did so when Crandell scored on a 10-yard keeper to cap off a six-play, 35-yard drive. Early in the second quarter, Crandell found Shannon again for a nine-yard touchdown pass to make the score 20-3. However, West Virginia took the momentum into the lockerroom after turning a Jerris McPhail fumble on the ECU 11-yard-line into six points just before the half. In the second half, the Mountaineers all but shut down the ECU offensive attack, forcing four Matt Levine punts, two interceptions, and a safety. Before the Pirates knew it, West Virginia had tied the ball game at 20-20 with 11:38 to play. The Pirate defense would come through late in the game when linebacker Marvin Burke forced Kan troy Barber to fumble the ball as West Virginia was driving for the winning score. Crandell led the hurry-up-offense down the field and helped put the Pirates infield goal position. On fourth and goal from the West Virginia 10-yard-line, Holcomb knocked in his game-winning 27-yarder. GAME STATISTICS West Virginia East Carolina First Downs 18 12Rushing Yardage 178 92Passing Yardage 215 189Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 15-31-1 14-34-2 Return Yardage 19 58Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 3-3Punts (Avg.) 7-37.6 7-38.9 Penalties: (N o.-Yards) 6-41 9-69 ST A TIS TI CAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 21 86 0 Walker (WVU) 24 91 0Receiving No. Yds. TD Shannon (ECU) 4 86 2 Saunders (WVU) 4 99 1Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 34 14 189 2 2 Boykin (WVU) 27 14 170 1 1 ECU Football , OCTOBER 7, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT CINCINNATI East Carolina Cincinnati 0 0 10 3 UC -Richards, 27-yd FG 13:42-2nd Q 0 7 0 3 10 13 EC -Smith, 26-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 7:13 -2nd Q EC -Holcomb, 42-yd FG 0:27 -2nd Q UCe-Patterson, 1-yd run (Richards kick) 2:04-3rd Q UC -Richards, 27-yd FG 2:07-4th Q Cincinnati scored 10 unanswered second-half points to claim a 13-10 come-from-behind victory over East Carolina at Nippert Stadium. In a contest which featured great defense from both squads, Cincinnati was able to shut down the Pirate rushing game as the Bearcats held ECU to just 93 total yards in the second half. After a scoreless first quarter, Cincinnati drew first blood on a 27-yard Eric Richards field goal just over a minute into the second period. Moments later after QB Marcus Crandell's pass was intercepted by cornerback Chris Hewitt, redshirt freshman Tabari Wallace returned the favor and picked off QB Eric Vibberts' pass and returned it to the UC 47. The Pirates took advantage of the Cincinnati miscue and captured the lead when Crandell found freshman Troy Smith behind the secondary for a 26-yard touchdown pass. However, the scoring drive would prove costly for ECU as fullback Jerris McPhail was knocked out of the game with an arm injury and did not return. Cincinnati looked to tie as it moved the ball to the ECU 25-yard line. On 3rd and 3, Vibberts lofted the ball into the right corner of the endzone but was intercepted by Emmanuel McDaniel. The Pirates converted the turnover into three points when Chad Holcomb booted a 42-yard field goal with 27 seconds left in the half .. On their first possession of the third quarter, the Pirates drove all the way to the Bearcat 26 yard-line where they had a first and 10, but a 19-yard holding penalty killed the drive. The teams battled for field position and UC pinned the Pirates at the ECU four-yard-line. The Bearcats forced a Matt Levine punt from his own endzone and Cincinnati's Robert Tate returned the ball to the ECU 25 yardline. The Bearcats scored six plays later when Eric Patterson barreled into the endzone to tie the game at 10-10. Cincinnati kept the Pirates out of its territory for the remainder of the game and with 2:07 left in the contest, Richards hit his second 27-yard field goal of the night for the victory. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Cincinnati 19 253 64 8-20-3 62 3-1 7-39.9 5-48 East Carolina 18 75 242 23-44-2 24 1-1 9-32.8 11-86 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD Harley (ECU) 12 42 0 Smith (UC) 22 120 0Receiving No. Yds. TD Nichols (ECU) 7 108 0 Ladd (UC) 2 29 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 44 23 242 1 2 Vibberts (UC) 14 5 36 0 3 97 SEPTEMBER 30, 1995 WEST VIRGINIA AT EAST CAROLINA West Virginia 3East Carolina 14 6 6 WV -Bauman, 33-yd FG 10:43-lst Q 8 0 3 3 2023 ECe-Shannon, 67-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 10:29-lst Q EC -Crandell, 10-yd run (Holcomb kick) 6:34-lst Q EC -Shannon, 9-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 12:26 -2nd Q WV -Barber, 2-yard run (pass failed) l:01-2nd Q WV -Saunders, 50-yd pass from Boykin (pass failed) 6:26---3rd Q WV -Saftey, Crandell tackled by J.T. Thomas :27-3rd Q WV -Baumann, 31-yd FG 11:38-4th Q EC -Holcomb, 27-yd FG 2:12-4th Q Chad Holcomb's 27-yard field goal with 2:12 leftein the game lifted East Carolina to a 23-20 victory over West Virginia in front of a near-capacity crowd at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Pirates had never beaten the Mountaineers in eight previous meetings. The Pirates jumped on West Virginia early, building a 20-3 lead. After the Mountaineers settled for a Bryan Baumann 33-yard field goal on the game's opening drive, ECU quickly answered with a 67-yard touchdown pass from QB Marcus Crandell to Larry Shannon, who beat the man-onman coverage for the score. On its next possession after the West Virginia drive stalled, ECU looked to increase its lead and did so when Crandell scored on a 10-yard keeper to cap off a six-play, 35-yard drive. Early in the second quarter, Crandell found Shannon again for a nine-yard touchdown pass to make the score 20-3. However, West Virginia took the momentum into the lockerroom after turning a Jerris McPhail fumble on the ECU 11-yard-line into six points just before the half. In the second half, the Mountaineers all but shut down the ECU offensive attack, forcing four Matt Levine punts, two interceptions, and a safety. Before the Pirates knew it, West Virginia had tied the ball game at 20-20 with 11:38 to play. The Pirate defense would come through late in the game when linebacker Marvin Burke forced Kan troy Barber to fumble the ball as West Virginia was driving for the winning score. Crandell led the hurry-up-offense down the field and helped put the Pirates infield goal position. On fourth and goal from the West Virginia 10-yard-line, Holcomb knocked in his game-winning 27-yarder. GAME STATISTICS West Virginia East Carolina First Downs 18 12Rushing Yardage 178 92Passing Yardage 215 189Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 15-31-1 14-34-2 Return Yardage 19 58Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 3-3Punts (Avg.) 7-37.6 7-38.9 Penalties: (N o.-Yards) 6-41 9-69 ST A TIS TI CAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD McPhail (ECU) 21 86 0 Walker (WVU) 24 91 0Receiving No. Yds. TD Shannon (ECU) 4 86 2 Saunders (WVU) 4 99 1Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 34 14 189 2 2 Boykin (WVU) 27 14 170 1 1 ECU Football , OCTOBER 7, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT CINCINNATI East Carolina Cincinnati 0 0 10 3 UC -Richards, 27-yd FG 13:42-2nd Q 0 7 0 3 10 13 EC -Smith, 26-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 7:13 -2nd Q EC -Holcomb, 42-yd FG 0:27 -2nd Q UCe-Patterson, 1-yd run (Richards kick) 2:04-3rd Q UC -Richards, 27-yd FG 2:07-4th Q Cincinnati scored 10 unanswered second-half points to claim a 13-10 come-from-behind victory over East Carolina at Nippert Stadium. In a contest which featured great defense from both squads, Cincinnati was able to shut down the Pirate rushing game as the Bearcats held ECU to just 93 total yards in the second half. After a scoreless first quarter, Cincinnati drew first blood on a 27-yard Eric Richards field goal just over a minute into the second period. Moments later after QB Marcus Crandell's pass was intercepted by cornerback Chris Hewitt, redshirt freshman Tabari Wallace returned the favor and picked off QB Eric Vibberts' pass and returned it to the UC 47. The Pirates took advantage of the Cincinnati miscue and captured the lead when Crandell found freshman Troy Smith behind the secondary for a 26-yard touchdown pass. However, the scoring drive would prove costly for ECU as fullback Jerris McPhail was knocked out of the game with an arm injury and did not return. Cincinnati looked to tie as it moved the ball to the ECU 25-yard line. On 3rd and 3, Vibberts lofted the ball into the right corner of the endzone but was intercepted by Emmanuel McDaniel. The Pirates converted the turnover into three points when Chad Holcomb booted a 42-yard field goal with 27 seconds left in the half .. On their first possession of the third quarter, the Pirates drove all the way to the Bearcat 26 yard-line where they had a first and 10, but a 19-yard holding penalty killed the drive. The teams battled for field position and UC pinned the Pirates at the ECU four-yard-line. The Bearcats forced a Matt Levine punt from his own endzone and Cincinnati's Robert Tate returned the ball to the ECU 25 yardline. The Bearcats scored six plays later when Eric Patterson barreled into the endzone to tie the game at 10-10. Cincinnati kept the Pirates out of its territory for the remainder of the game and with 2:07 left in the contest, Richards hit his second 27-yard field goal of the night for the victory. GAME STATISTICS First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) Cincinnati 19 253 64 8-20-3 62 3-1 7-39.9 5-48 East Carolina 18 75 242 23-44-2 24 1-1 9-32.8 11-86 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TD Harley (ECU) 12 42 0 Smith (UC) 22 120 0Receiving No. Yds. TD Nichols (ECU) 7 108 0 Ladd (UC) 2 29 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Crandell (ECU) 44 23 242 1 2 Vibberts (UC) 14 5 36 0 3 97

OCTOBER 21, 1995 TEMPLE AT EAST CAROLINA Temple East Carolina 0 3 0 10 EC -Holcomb, 28-yd FG 6:56---lst Q 7 19 EC -Crandell, 7-yd run (Holcomb kick) 7:08-2nd Q EC -Holcomb, 29-yd FG 2:47-2nd Q 15 0 22 32 EC -Nichols, 5-yd pass from Crandell (pass failed) 10:18-3rd Q TU -Johnson, 11-yd pass from Burris (pass complete) 8:02-3rd Q EC -Harley, 7-yd run (Holcomb kick failed) 6:12-3rd Q EC -Foreman, 31-yd fumble return (Holcomb kick) 5:51-3rd Q TU -Burris, 9-yd run (Michalski kick) 9:43--4th Q TU -Kersey, 23-yd pass from Burris (pass complete) 3:35-4th Q East Carolina put the finishing touches on Homecoming weekend activities as it used a 19-point third quarter to pull away from the visiting Temple Owls, and win its fifth straight home game 32-22. Redshirt freshman Scott Harley got the start in place of senior Jerris McPhail, who sat out with an arm injury. Harley more than filled McPhail's shoes, as he rushed for a freshman-record 175 yards, breaking the mark of Tony Baker, who rushed for 165 yards in 1982 against Temple. The Pirates held the Owls to just six first downs in the first half and limited them to just 72 yards of total offense. ECU took a 13-0 lead into the lockerroom at halftime behind Crandell's 202 yards passing and 74 yards of rushing by Harley. ECU continued putting points on the scoreboard in the third quarter, and after a five-yard Crandell pass to Jason Nichols, the Pirates found themselves ahead by a 19-0 score. However, Temple marched 74 yards in just five plays on the ensuing drive to pull within two touchdowns. The Pirates then drove 63 yards in 1:50 to increase their lead to 25-7. Harley provided the points with a seven-yard run. Just seconds later, ECU senior Morris Foreman scooped up a fumble 21 seconds later to give the Pirates a 32-7 lead. Temple would make things interesting though, as a fourth quarter comeback attempt was made. The Owls scored a touchdown early in the quarter, as Henry Burris rumbled in from nine yards out. After Daren Hart intercepted a Burris pass, the Pirates could not run out the clock and turned the ball over on downs. The Owls responded with a quick, two-play, 18-second drive which trimmed the score 32-22. After stopping the Pirates again, Burris was again intercepted, this time by Emmanuel McDaniel, and the victory was sealed. GAME STATISTICS Temple East Carolina First Downs 23 27Rushing Yardage 50 172 Passing Yardage 297 275Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 20-42-3 24-44-0Return Yardage 28 45Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 4-1Punts (Avg.) 6-32.7 5-45.8 Penalties: (No.-Yards) 8-59 9-105 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TDHarley (ECU) 38 175 1Culbreath (TU) 8 23 0Receiving No. Yds. TDNichols (ECU) 6 81 1Whitehead (TU) 7 113 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int.Crandell (ECU) 44 24 275 1 0Burris (TU) 42 20 297 1 3 98 OCTOBER 28, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT SouTHERN Miss East Carolina 7 Southern Miss 0 7 3 13 15 9 16 36 34 EC -Richards, 23-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 2:06---lst Q SM -Pierce, 42-yd FG 11:10--2nd Q EC -Crandell, 2-yd run (Holcomb kick) 8:04--2nd Q SM -Buckhalter, 1-yd run (pass complete) 12:47-3rd Q EC -Richards, 11-yd pass from Crandell (kick blocked) 9:54--3rd Q SM -Buckhalter, 23-yd run (Pierce kick) 4:09-3rd Q EC -Galloway, 25-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 2:27-3rd Q SM -Pierce, 32-yd FG 13:42-4th Q EC -McDaniel, 65-yd interception return (pass failed) 12:19-4th Q SM -Kennedy, 5-yd pass from Graham (Pierce kick) 9:30-4th Q SMe-Cunningham, 19-yd pass from Graham (pass failed) :51-4th Q EC -Holcomb, 29-yd FG :00-4th Q Chad Holcomb kicked a 29-yard field goal with time expiring to lift East Carolina to a critical 36-34 victory over Southern Mississippi at M.M. Roberts Stadium in Hattiesburg. The victory gave the Pirates sole possession of first place in the Liberty Bowl Alliance standings and put them in the driver's seat for their second straight trip to the Memphis bowl. The Golden Eagles had taken a 34-33 lead with just :51 remaining before the Pirates marched 67 yards in eight plays for their game-winning drive. On the play before Holcomb's game-winner, ECUhad lined up for what looked to be a 44-yard FG attempt and only :07 on the clock. But the snap went to Holcomb instead and he lofted a long pass into the endzone toward TE Scott Richards. USM was called for interference and the ball was moved to the Golden Eagle 12. From there, the Pirates converted the winning kick. The two teams scored a combined 53 points in the second half, and featured 841 yards of total offense. ECU's Marcus Crandell threw for 312 yards, his second game of the season with 300 yards. Crandell also tossed three touchdown passes, two of which were caught by tight end Scott Richards. The Pirates got on the board first when Crandell connected with Richards on a 23-yard TD pass at the 2:06 mark of the first period. After Southern Miss trimmed the margin to 7-3 with a field goal, Crandell ran in from two yards out to close out the first half scoring. Pirate senior Jerris McPhail led all rushers with 88 yards, and Mitchell Galloway was the top ECU receiver, collecting 106 yards on nine catches. GAME STATISTICS S. Miss East Carolina First Downs 22 32Rushing Yardage 85 148Passing Yardage 271 337Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 24-49-2 29-53-1Return Yardage 29 74Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 0-0Punts (Avg.) 6-39.5 5-32.0 Penalties: (N o.-Yards) 10-75 14-101 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TDMcPhail (ECU) 21 88 0Buckhalter (USM) 12 39 2Receiving No. Yds. TDGalloway (ECU) 9 106 1Brock (USM) 8 117 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int.Crandell (ECU) 52 28 312 3 1Graham (USM) 48 24 271 2 2 ECU Football OCTOBER 21, 1995 TEMPLE AT EAST CAROLINA Temple East Carolina 0 3 0 10 EC -Holcomb, 28-yd FG 6:56---lst Q 7 19 EC -Crandell, 7-yd run (Holcomb kick) 7:08-2nd Q EC -Holcomb, 29-yd FG 2:47-2nd Q 15 0 22 32 EC -Nichols, 5-yd pass from Crandell (pass failed) 10:18-3rd Q TU -Johnson, 11-yd pass from Burris (pass complete) 8:02-3rd Q EC -Harley, 7-yd run (Holcomb kick failed) 6:12-3rd Q EC -Foreman, 31-yd fumble return (Holcomb kick) 5:51-3rd Q TU -Burris, 9-yd run (Michalski kick) 9:43--4th Q TU -Kersey, 23-yd pass from Burris (pass complete) 3:35-4th Q East Carolina put the finishing touches on Homecoming weekend activities as it used a 19-point third quarter to pull away from the visiting Temple Owls, and win its fifth straight home game 32-22. Redshirt freshman Scott Harley got the start in place of senior Jerris McPhail, who sat out with an arm injury. Harley more than filled McPhail's shoes, as he rushed for a freshman-record 175 yards, breaking the mark of Tony Baker, who rushed for 165 yards in 1982 against Temple. The Pirates held the Owls to just six first downs in the first half and limited them to just 72 yards of total offense. ECU took a 13-0 lead into the lockerroom at halftime behind Crandell's 202 yards passing and 74 yards of rushing by Harley. ECU continued putting points on the scoreboard in the third quarter, and after a five-yard Crandell pass to Jason Nichols, the Pirates found themselves ahead by a 19-0 score. However, Temple marched 74 yards in just five plays on the ensuing drive to pull within two touchdowns. The Pirates then drove 63 yards in 1:50 to increase their lead to 25-7. Harley provided the points with a seven-yard run. Just seconds later, ECU senior Morris Foreman scooped up a fumble 21 seconds later to give the Pirates a 32-7 lead. Temple would make things interesting though, as a fourth quarter comeback attempt was made. The Owls scored a touchdown early in the quarter, as Henry Burris rumbled in from nine yards out. After Daren Hart intercepted a Burris pass, the Pirates could not run out the clock and turned the ball over on downs. The Owls responded with a quick, two-play, 18-second drive which trimmed the score 32-22. After stopping the Pirates again, Burris was again intercepted, this time by Emmanuel McDaniel, and the victory was sealed. GAME STATISTICS Temple East Carolina First Downs 23 27Rushing Yardage 50 172 Passing Yardage 297 275Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 20-42-3 24-44-0Return Yardage 28 45Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 4-1Punts (Avg.) 6-32.7 5-45.8 Penalties: (No.-Yards) 8-59 9-105 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TDHarley (ECU) 38 175 1Culbreath (TU) 8 23 0Receiving No. Yds. TDNichols (ECU) 6 81 1Whitehead (TU) 7 113 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int.Crandell (ECU) 44 24 275 1 0Burris (TU) 42 20 297 1 3 98 OCTOBER 28, 1995 EAST CAROLINA AT SouTHERN Miss East Carolina 7 Southern Miss 0 7 3 13 15 9 16 36 34 EC -Richards, 23-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 2:06---lst Q SM -Pierce, 42-yd FG 11:10--2nd Q EC -Crandell, 2-yd run (Holcomb kick) 8:04--2nd Q SM -Buckhalter, 1-yd run (pass complete) 12:47-3rd Q EC -Richards, 11-yd pass from Crandell (kick blocked) 9:54--3rd Q SM -Buckhalter, 23-yd run (Pierce kick) 4:09-3rd Q EC -Galloway, 25-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 2:27-3rd Q SM -Pierce, 32-yd FG 13:42-4th Q EC -McDaniel, 65-yd interception return (pass failed) 12:19-4th Q SM -Kennedy, 5-yd pass from Graham (Pierce kick) 9:30-4th Q SMe-Cunningham, 19-yd pass from Graham (pass failed) :51-4th Q EC -Holcomb, 29-yd FG :00-4th Q Chad Holcomb kicked a 29-yard field goal with time expiring to lift East Carolina to a critical 36-34 victory over Southern Mississippi at M.M. Roberts Stadium in Hattiesburg. The victory gave the Pirates sole possession of first place in the Liberty Bowl Alliance standings and put them in the driver's seat for their second straight trip to the Memphis bowl. The Golden Eagles had taken a 34-33 lead with just :51 remaining before the Pirates marched 67 yards in eight plays for their game-winning drive. On the play before Holcomb's game-winner, ECUhad lined up for what looked to be a 44-yard FG attempt and only :07 on the clock. But the snap went to Holcomb instead and he lofted a long pass into the endzone toward TE Scott Richards. USM was called for interference and the ball was moved to the Golden Eagle 12. From there, the Pirates converted the winning kick. The two teams scored a combined 53 points in the second half, and featured 841 yards of total offense. ECU's Marcus Crandell threw for 312 yards, his second game of the season with 300 yards. Crandell also tossed three touchdown passes, two of which were caught by tight end Scott Richards. The Pirates got on the board first when Crandell connected with Richards on a 23-yard TD pass at the 2:06 mark of the first period. After Southern Miss trimmed the margin to 7-3 with a field goal, Crandell ran in from two yards out to close out the first half scoring. Pirate senior Jerris McPhail led all rushers with 88 yards, and Mitchell Galloway was the top ECU receiver, collecting 106 yards on nine catches. GAME STATISTICS S. Miss East Carolina First Downs 22 32Rushing Yardage 85 148Passing Yardage 271 337Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 24-49-2 29-53-1Return Yardage 29 74Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 0-0Punts (Avg.) 6-39.5 5-32.0 Penalties: (N o.-Yards) 10-75 14-101 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. TDMcPhail (ECU) 21 88 0Buckhalter (USM) 12 39 2Receiving No. Yds. TDGalloway (ECU) 9 106 1Brock (USM) 8 117 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int.Crandell (ECU) 52 28 312 3 1Graham (USM) 48 24 271 2 2 ECU Football

, NOVEMBER 4, 1995 NOVEMBER 11 , 1995 IEAST CAROLINA AT ARMY TULSA AT EAST CAROLINA East Carolina 0 7 14 10 31 Army 3 7 0 15 25 ARe-Parker, 29-yd FG :29-lst Q EC -Nichols, 9-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 11:39-2nd Q AR -McAda, 2-yd run (Parker kick) 5:52-2nd Q EC -McPhail, 9-yd run (Holcomb kick) 10:56 -3rd Q EC -Shannon, 11-yard pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 3:49-3rd Q EC -McPhail, 7-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 14:51-4th Q AR-McAda, 28-yd run (run good) 12:47-4th Q EC -Holcomb, 40-yd FG 7:43-4th Q ARe-McAda, 4-yd run (Parker kick) 3:16-4th Q A pair of homegrown Pirate standouts -Marcus Crandell and Morris Foreman -teamed up to lead East Carolina to a come-from-behind 31-25 victory over Army in ECU's first-ever trip to West Point. Crandell finished the game with 283 yards passing and three touchdowns as he moved ahead of former Pirate Jeff Blake on the school's alltime passing yardage list. Foreman was all over the field as he had two interceptions, a pair of fumble recoveries and was in on nine tackles on the day. The Cadets, who had entered the game with the country's No. 2-ranked rushing offense, lived up their billing early as they rushed for 191 yards in the first half. Still, Army was able to convert their potent ground game into only 10 first half points leading ECU 10-7 at intermission. The Pirates' first half points came on a nine-yard pass from Crandell to Jason Nichols. ECU took a lead it would not relinquish early in the third quarter when the Pirates drove 62 yards on nine plays, culminated by a three-yard run by Jerris McPhail. The Pirates added another third quarter touchdown when Crandell found SE Larry Shannon on a 11-yard slant pattern to give ECU a 21-10 lead. With the offense in high gear and the defense finding some solutions at halftime to slow down the Army ground attack, ECU added to its cushion early in the fourth quarter on a McPhail pass reception and a Chad Holcomb field goal. The Black Knights narrowed the gap with a pair of fourth quarter TD runs by QB Ronnie McAda. Army, trailing East Carolina by a 31-25 score with :47 remaining, had one last opportunity but had to start its drive from its own 10-yard line. The Cadets advanced the ball 21 yards to the A31 before the clock ran out. GAME STATISTICS Army East Carolina First Downs 21 23Rushing Yardage 266 129Passing Yardage 100 283Passes (Comp.-Att.-lnt.) 10-18-2 26-39-0Return Yardage 29Fumbles: Number-Lost 3-2 Tulsa 0 7 0 0 7 East Carolina 7 7 7 7 28 EC -McPhail, 3-yd run (Holcomb kick) 11:58 -1st Q UT -DeGar, 4-yd run (Anderson kick) 3:07 -2nd Q EC -Crandell, 5-yd run (Holcomb kick) :32 -2nd Q EC -Galloway, 85-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 14:46 -3rd Q EC -Crandell, 9-yd run (Holcomb kick) 11:33 -4th Q East Carolina wrapped up a second consecutive berth in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl with a 28-7 victory over Tulsa at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The victory was the fourth in a row for the Pirates who scored a single touchdown in each quarter of the game. The ECU victory, combined with Cincinnati's loss to Kentucky, gave the Pirates the Liberty Bowl Alliance title for the second straight season and the trip to Memphis. The Pirates scored on their first possession, driving 60 yards in nine plays. The drive was capped off by a three-yard touchdown run by senior FB Jerris McPhail. The Golden Hurricane evened the score midway through the second quarter with an 18-play drive of their own. Troy DeGar scored on a QB keeper from four yards out. That score would be Tulsa's last of the game. ECU struck again before halftime. After taking over at their own 20, the Pirates moved to the 47 before QB Marcus Crandell found freshman SE Troy Smith on a 48-yard pass play. The play preceded a five-yard run by Crandell as the Pirates went into the lockerroom at intermission with a 147 lead. It didn't take East Carolina long in the second half to add to its advantage. After receiving the second half kickoff, the Pirates took over at their 20-yard line. A motion penalty moved ECU back to the 15. On the next play, Crandell found Mitchell Galloway for an 85-yard TD pass play. The score was East Carolina's longest play of the season and third-longest pass play in school history. The Pirates' final score of the afternoon was set up by a Tulsa turnover asECU's Lorenzo West recovered a DeGarfumbleattheHurricane36. Five plays later, East Carolina had its fourth touchdown of the game as Crandell kept for a nine-yard run. Crandell finished the game with 290 yards passing and moved ahead of Jeff Blake as ECU'scareer leader in total offense. ThePiratedefense limited DeGar to just nine of 26 passing for 105 yards. GAME STATISTICS Tulsa East Carolina First Downs 20 18Rushing Yardage 216 104 Passing Yardage 114 290Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 10-28-0 17-33-0 9 36Return Yardage Fumbles: Number-Lost 4-2 2-02-1 26 Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) 2-37.5 3-31.3 6-32.3 7-35.3 Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (No.-Yards) 5-29 7-78 5-25 9-67 Rushing STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing ST A TIS TI CAL LEADERS Att. Yds. TD Att. Yds. TDMcPhail (ECU) 16 59 1 McPhail (ECU) 10 41 1Conroy (ARMY) 21 106 0 White (UT) 23 86 0Receiving No. Yds. TD Receiving No. Yds. TDNichols (ECU) 6 81 1 Galloway (ECU) 5 138 1Graves (ARMY) 2 33 0 White (UT) 2 40 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int.Crandell (ECU) 39 26 Crandell (ECU) McAda (ARMY) 283 3 0 18 10 100 0 2 DeGar (UT) 17 290 1 0 9 105 0 0 ECU Football 99

NOVEMBER 18, 1995 MEMPHIS AT EAST CAROLINA East Carolina 3 7 14 7 31 Memphis 7 0 3 7 17 USA Today/CNN Associated Press I. Nebraska l. Nebraska EC -Holcomb, 37-yd FG 7:24 -1st Q 2. Tennessee 2. Florida UM -Anderson, 1-yd run (Keith kick) 4:09 -1st Q 3. Florida 3. Tennessee EC -McPhail, 6-yd run (Holcomb kick) -8:15 -2nd Q 4. Colorado 4. Florida State UM -Keith, 44-yd FG 9:45 -3rd Q 5. Florida State 5. Colorado EC -Crandell, 8-yd run (Holcomb kick) 7:03 -3rd Q 6. Kansas State 6. Ohio State EC -Shannon, 18-yd pass from Crandell (Holcomb kick) 4:01 -3rd Q 7. Ohio State 7. Kansas State EC -McPhail, 46-yd run (Holcomb kick) 11:07 -4th Q 8. Northwestern 8. Northwestern UM -Borich, 1-yd run (Keith kick) 7:29 -4th Q 9. Virginia Tech 9. Kansas 10. Kansas J0. Virginia Tech East Carolina won its fifth consecutive game and put the finishing 11. Southern California 11. Notre Dame touches on a perfect 1995 home record as the Pirates closed their regular 12. Penn State 12. Southern California season with a 31-17 victory over Memphis in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. 13. Notre Dame 13. Penn State Senior fullbackJerris McPhail enjoyed his finest game at ECU as he rushed 14. Texas 14. Texas for a career-best 209 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the win. McPhail 15. Texas A&M 15. Texas A&M and the Pirate offense rolled up 512 yards, their second-highest output of 16. Virginia 16. Virginia the season. J7. Syracuse 1 7. Michigan The Pirate offense accounted for a single touchdown and field goal in 18. Oregon 18. Oregonthe first 30 minutes as the ECU passing game was limited to just 65 yards 19. Michigan 19. Syracuse as QB Marcus Crandell was limited to eight completions in 17 attempts. 20. Texas Tech 20. Miami (Fla.) Chad Holcomb's 37-yard field goal and a six-yard run by McPhail were the 21. Auburn 21. Alabama only scores for the Pirates in the opening half. 22. Iowa 22. Auburn Memphis trailed only 10-7 at halftime as Tiger QB Qadry Anderson led 23. East Carolina 23. Texas Tech Memphis on a 39-yard drive after a Crandell interception. Anderson 24. Toledo 24. Toledo finished the drive with a one-yard plunge with 4:09 left in the first quarter. 25. LSU 25. IowaWhile the Tigers held Crandell down in the first half, the record-setting 26. East Carolina East Carolina quarterback had a sensational third quarter as he threw for 159 yards, including an 18-yard TD pass to SE Larry Shannon. Crandell New York Times (Computer) Football News also ran for a touchdown -his sixth rushing score of the season -in the 1. Nebraska 1. Nebraska third period, an eight-yarder. 2. Tennessee 2. Florida Still, the story for much of the game was ECU's McPhail who ran 3. Florida 3. Tennessee through the Tiger defense with abandon all afternoon. He scored his TD 4. Colorado 4. Florida State of the game in the final period when he darted 46 yards to paydirt. 5. Florida State 5. Colorado McPhail' s 209-yards rushing total represented the fifth-best single-game 6. Virginia Tech 6. Northwestern effort in ECU history and the most yards in a game by a Pirate runner since 7. Kansas State 7. Ohio State 1992. 8. Notre Dame 8. Kansas State Memphis closed the scoring with a one-yard run by Joe Borich with 7:29 9. Northwestern 9. Virginia Tech remaining in the game. 10. Ohio State 10. Kansas 11. Penn State 11. Southern California GAME STATISTICS 12. Texas A&M 12. Penn State 13. Kansas 13. Notre DameMemphis East Carolina 14. East Carolina 14. Texas First Downs 18 31 15. Syracuse 15. Texas A&M Rushing Yardage 16. Texas Tech Passing Yardage Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) Return Yardage 284 16. Alabama 219 228 17. Texas I 7. Texas Tech 16-35-2 21-39-1 18. Miami (Fla.) 18. Oregon19. Toledo89Fumbles: Number-Lost 19. Michigan 0-0 0-0 Virginia 20. Virginia 6-35.8 4-46.3 21. Southern California 21. Toledo Punts (Avg.) Penalties: (N o.-Yards) 22. LSU 22. East Carolina 8-84 14-84 23. Cincinnati 23. Miami (Fla.) 24. Utah 24. Syracuse 25. Alabama 25. Auburn Rushing STATISTICAL LEADERS Att. Yds. TD 26 209 The Sporting News 2 l. Nebraska IO. Kansas 18. Michigan 0TD 2. Florida 11e. Penn State 19. Oregon McPhail (ECU) Fletcher (MEM) 15Receiving No. 46Yds. 3. Tennessee 12. Notre Dame 20. Auburn 3 1Shannon (ECU) Peschke (MEM) 7 81 0Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD Int. 21 4. Colorado 13. Southern Cal 21. Miami (Fla.) 5. Florida State 14. Texas 22. Alabama 6. Kansas State 15. Texas A&M 23. Texas 39 228 1 1 7. Northwestern 16. Virginia 24. Toledo 8. Ohio State I 7. Syracuse 25. East Carolina Crandell (ECU) Anderson (MEM) 31 13 178 0 2 9. Virginia Tech 100 ECU Football

RUSHING CARRIES Game: 41, Butch Colson vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 22, 1969) By a Senior: 41, Butch Colson vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 22, 1969) By a Junior: 38, Carlester Crumpler vs. Dayton (Nov. 18, 1972) 38, Carlester Crumpler vs. The Citadel (Oct. 14, 1972) By a Sophomore: 34, Butch Colson vs. The Citadel (Oct. 28, 1967) By a Freshman: 38, Scott Harley vs. Temple (Oct. 21, 1995) Season: 340, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Senior: 226, Junior Smith, 1994 By a Junior: 340, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Sophomore: 252, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 126, Tony Baker, 1982 Career: 732, Junior Smith, 1991-94 YARDS GAINED Game: 282, Junior Smith vs. Tulsa (Nov. 6, 1993) By a Senior: 245, Bill Wightman vs. Davidson (Nov. 8, 1969) By a Junior: 282, Junior Smith vs. Tulsa (Nov. 6, 1993) By a Sophomore: 232, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State (Nov. 14, 1992) By a Freshman: 175, Scott Harley vs. Temple (Oct. 21, 1995) Season: 1,352, Junior Smith, 1993 By a Senior: 1,204, Junior Smith, 1994 By a Junior: 1,352, Junior Smith, 1993 By a Sophomore: 1,135, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 827, Tony Baker, 1982 Career: 3,745, Junior Smith, 1991-94 YARDS PER GAME Season: 122.9, Junior Smith, 1993 Career: 90.3, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 (2,889 yards in 32 games) YARDS PER CARRY Game: 21.0, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 16, 1959) (5 for 105) Season: 8.3, Glenn Bass, 1960 (100 for 833) Career: 6.5, James Speight, 1955-59 (350 for 2,276) GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE Season: 9, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 Career: 16, Junior Smith, 1991-94 Consecutive: 6, Carlester Crumpler (Oct. 28, 1972 -Furman, UT-Chattanooga, William & Mary, Dayton, N. Carolina, Sept. 8, 1973 -N.C. State) Junior Smith is East Carolina's all-time leading rusher with 3,745 yards gained during his career (1991-94). TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4, Dave Alexander vs. Howard, (Nov. 20, 1965) Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) Season: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Senior: 16, Dave Alexander, 1965 By a Junior: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Sophomore: 15, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 4, Tony Baker, 1982 Career: 37, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 LONGEST RUSH 95 yards -Eddie Hicks vs. William & Mary (Nov. 12, 1977) By a Senior: 87, Leander Green vs. Richmond (Nov. 10, 1979) By a Junior: 95, Eddie Hicks vs. William & Mary (Nov. 12, 1977) By a Sophomore: 88, Ken Strayhorn vs. Davidson (Oct. 6, 1973) By a Freshman: 87, Eddie Hicks vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) PASSING ATTEMPTS Game: 59, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) By a Senior: 51, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992) By a Junior: 59, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) By a Sophomore: 55, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992) By a Freshman: 36, Perez Mattison vs. Southern Miss. (Oct. 23, 1993) Season: 447, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Senior: 368, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 277, John Casazza, 1970 By a Sophomore: 447, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Freshman: 183, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 888, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present COMPLETIONS Game: 35, Marcus Crandell vs. Memphis (Nov. 19, 1994) By a Senior: 31, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992) By a Junior: 31, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) By a Sophomore: 35, Marcus Crandell vs. Memphis (Nov. 19, 1994) By a Freshman: 18, Perez Mattison vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 16, 1993) and Cincinnati (Nov. 20,1993)Season: 235, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Senior: 203, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 235, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Sophomore: 230, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 78, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 484, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game (Min. 15 alt.): 75.0, Kevin Ingram vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (12 of 16) Season (Min. 150 alt.): 57.4, Marcus Crandell, 1994 (230 of 401) By a Senior: 55.2, Jeff Blake, 1991 (203 of 368) By a junior: 52.9, Jeff Blake, 1990 (116 of 219) By a Sophomore: 57.4, Marcus Crandell, 1994 (230 of 401) By a Freshman: 42.6, Perez Mattison, 1993 (78 of 183) Career (Min. 250 alt.): 54.5, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present (484 of 888) INTERCEPTIONS Game: 5, Bill Bailey vs. Louisville (Nov. 25, 1966) 5, John Casazza vs. Richmond (Oct. 24, 1970) 5, Michael Anderson vs. Southern Mississippi (Oct. 29, 1992) Season: 23, Michael Anderson, 1992 By a Senior: 11, Travis Hunter, 1989 By a Junior: 20, John Casazza, 1970 By a Sophomore: 23, Michael Anderson, 1992 By a Freshman: 16, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 35, John Casazza, 1970-71 YARDS GAINED Game: 392, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) By a Senior: 378, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992) By a Junior: 392, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) By a Sophomore: 379, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992) By a Freshman: 246, Perez Mattison vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 16, 1993) ECU Football

Season: 3,073, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 3,073, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 2,751, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Sophomore: 2,687, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 924, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 5,691, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present YARDS PER GAME Season: 279.4, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 279.4, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 250.1, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Sophomore: 248.6, Michael Anderson, 1992 By a Freshman: 115.5, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 237.1, Marcus Crandell, 1995 TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game: 5, Jeff Blake vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 9, 1991) Season: 28, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 28, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 18, Marcus Crandell, 1995 By a Sophomore: 22, Michael Anderson, 1992 By a Freshman: 16, Dick Cherry, 1953 Career: 43, Jeff Blake, 1988-91 LONGEST PASS PLAY 91 yards -Jeff Blake to Luke Fisher vs. Florida State (Sept. 8, 1990) By a Senior: 80, Jeff Blake to Dion Johnson vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991) By a Junior: 91, Blake to Fisher vs. Florida State (Sept. 8, 1990) By a Sophomore: 74, Travis Hunter to Tim James vs. Va. Tech (Oct. 17, 1987) 74, Mike Weaver to Theodore Ashford vs. William & Mary (Nov. 16, 1975) By a Freshman: 58, Perez Mattison to Jerris McPhail vs. Southern Mississippi (Oct. 23, 1993) PASS EFFICIENCY RATING (Min. 100 pass attempts) Season: 146.1, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 146.1, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 121.20, Jeff Blake, 1990 By a Sophomore: 122.62, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 99.67, Ron Jones, 1984 TOTAL OFFENSE MOST PLAYS Game: 74, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) Season: 541, Marcus Crandell, 1995 Career: 1,060, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present YARDS GAINED Game: 453, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) (392 pass, 61 rush) By a Senior: 402, Jeff Blake vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 9, 1991) (361 pass, 41 rush) By a Junior: 453, Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse (Sept. 9, 1995) (392 pass, 61 rush) By a Sophomore: 369, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992) (379 pass, -10 rush) By a Freshman: 275, Travis Hunter vs. Temple (Oct. 11, 1986) (243 pass, 32 rush) Season: 3,182, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 3,182, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 1,924, Jeff Blake, 1990 By a Sophomore: 2,783, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 901, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 6,026, Marcus Crandell, 1993-Present YARDS PER PLAY Game: 14.9, Jimmy Southerland vs. Richmond (Oct. 15, 1977) Season (Min. 100 att.): 7.34, Anthony Collins, 1979 (154 for 1,130) By a Senior: 7.25, Bill Cline, 1964 (217 for 1,574) By a Junior: 7.34, Anthony Collins, 1979 (154 for 1,130) By a Sophomore: 5.89, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 6.56, Tony Baker, 1982 (126 for 827) Career: 6.39, Jeff Blake, 1988-91 (878 for 5,618) 6.37, Eddie Hicks, 1975-78 (330 for 2,101) ECU Football Jeff Blake Hunter Gallimore Walter Wilson YARDS PER GAME Season: 289.3, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Senior: 289.3, Jeff Blake, 1991 By a Junior: 268.4, Marcus Crandell, 1993-95 By a Sophomore: 253.0, Marcus Crandell, 1994 By a Freshman: 112.6, Perez Mattison, 1993 Career: 175.6, Jeff Blake, 1988-91 RECEIVING RECEPTIONS Game: 14, Dick Corrada vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 17, 1970) By a Senior: 14, Dick Corrada vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 17, 1970) By a Junior: 9, Mitchell Galloway vs. Southern Miss. (Oct. 28, 1995) By a Sophomore: 8, Jerris McPhail vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 16, 1993) By a Freshman: 7, Derrek Batson vs. Virginia Tech (Sept. 12, 1992) Season: 49, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 By a Senior: 49, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 By a Junior: 47, Morris Letcher, 1992 By a Sophomore: 43, Jason Nichols, 1995 By a Freshman: 42, Jason Nichols, 1994 By a Tight End: 48, Luke Fisher, 1991 By a Running Back: 38, Jerris McPhail, 1995 By a Wide Receiver: 49, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 Career: 102, Luke Fisher, 1988-91 By a Tight End: 102, Luke Fisher, 1988-91 By a Running Back: 62, Cedric Van Buren, 1989-92 By a Wide Receiver: 91, Walter Wilson, 1986-89 YARDS GAINED Game: 218, Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 13, 1975) By a Senior: 172, Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh (Nov. 18, 1989) By a Junior: 138, Mitchell Galloway vs. Tulsa (Nov. 11, 1995) By a Sop/10111ore: 218, Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 13, 1975) By a Freshman: 72, Allen Williams vs. Central Florida (Sept. 18, 1993) Season: 881, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 By a Senior: 881, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 By a Junior: 617, Mitchell Galloway, 1995 By a Sophomore: 566, Mitchell Galloway, 1994 By a Freshman: 450, Jason Nichols, 1994 By a Tight End: 686, Luke Fisher, 1991 By a Running Back: 410, Jerris McPhail, 1993 By a Wide Receiver: 881, Hunter Gallimore, 1991 Career: 1,670, Walter Wilson, 1986-89 By a Tight End: 1,462, Luke Fisher, 1988-91 By a Running Back: 753, Jerris McPhail, 1993-95 By a Wide Receiver: 1,670, Walter Wilson, 1986-89 AVERAGE PER RECEPTION Game: 72.6, Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 13, 1975) (3 for 218) Season (Min. 10 catches): 33.3, Terry Gallaher, 1975 (13 for 433) By a Senior: 21.6, Tim Dameron, 1972 (30 for 648) By a Junior: 30.3, Billy Ray Washington, 1978 (17 for 515) By a Sophomore: 33.3, Terry Gallaher, 1975 (13 for 433) By a Freshman: 20.0, Walter Wilson, 1986 (11 for 220) Career: 26.7, Billy Ray Washington, 1977-79 (41 for 1,096) By a Tight End: 14.3, Luke Fisher, 1988-91 (102 for 1,462) By a Running Back: 12.0, Tom Grant, 1965-67 (51 for 613) By a Wide Receiver: 26.7, Billy Ray Washington, 1977-79 (41 for 1,096) 103

Tight end Luke Fisher, who played for the Pirates from 1988-91, is the school's record holder for receptions in a career with 102. TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Game: 4, Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh (Nov. 18, 1989) By a Senior: 4, Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh (Nov. 18, 1989) By a Junior: 2, four times by three players By a Sop/10more: 3, Terry Gallaher vs. App. State (Sept. 13, 1975); Clayton Driver's marks for touchdown catches in a career (17) and Mitchell Galloway vs. South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) season (10) are both ECU records. By a Freshman: 2, Larry Shannon vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 15, 1994) vs. Memphis (Nov. 19, 1994) Season: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991 AVERAGE PER PUNT By a Senior: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991 Game: 52.3, John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988) (3 for 157) By a Junior: 6, Luke Fisher, 1990 By a Senior: 51.3, John Jett vs. Memphis State (Sept. 14, 1991) (4 for 205) By a Sophomore: 7, Terry Gallaher, 1975 By a Junior: 48.4, Tom Daub vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1975) (7 for 339) By a Freshman: 6, Larry Shannon, 1994 By a Sop/10111ore: 43.0, John Jett vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 25, 1989) By a Tight End: 6, Luke Fisher, 1990 (5 for 215) By a Running Back: 4, Jerris McPhail, 1993 By a Fresh111an: 52.3, John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988) (3 for 157) By a Wide Receiver: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991 Season: 45.7, Claude King, 1954 (54 for 2,468) Career: 17, Clayton Driver, 1989-92 By a Senior: 45.7, Claude King, 1954 (54 for 2,468) By a Tight End: 11, Luke Fisher, 1988-91 By a Junior: 40.3, Jeff Bolch, 1983 (50 for 2,013) By a Running Back: 6, Tom Grant, 1965-67 By a Sophomore: 40.2, John Jett, 1989 (71 for 2,853) By a Wide Receiver: 17, Clayton Driver, 1989-92 By a Freshman: 42.6, Matt Levine, 1994 (58 for 2,470) Career: 40.08, John Jett, 1988-91 (216 for 8,640) PUNTING TOTAL YARDS Game: 488, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) NUMBER OF PUNTS By a Senior: 430, Rodney Allen vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980) Game: 13, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Junior: 450, Billy Wightman vs. Southern Mississippi (Oct. 5, 1968) By a Senior: 10, Rodney Allen vs. Miami (Fla.) (Nov. 8, 1980) By a Sophomore: 427, John Jett vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 21, 1989) vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980) By a Freshman: 488, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Junior: 12, Billy Wightman vs. three opponents Season: 3,166, Billy Wightman, 1968 By a Sophomore: 11, Craig Losito vs. Auburn (Sept. 20, 1986) By a Senior: 2,688, Mike Herring, 1966 By a Fresh111an: 13, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Junior: 3,166, Billy Wightman, 1968 Season: 84, Billy Wightman, 1968 By a Sopho111ore: 2,853, John Jett, 1989 By a Senior: 69, Mike Herring, 1966 By a Freshman: 2,616, Tim Wolter, 1985 By a Junior: 84, Billy Wightman, 1968 Career: 8,640, John Jett, 1988-91 By a Sop/10111ore: 71, John Jett, 1988 By a Freshman: 68, Tim Wolter, 1985 LONGEST PUNT Career: 238, Rodney Allen, 1977-80 88 yards -Claude King vs. Appalachian State (Oct. 18, 1954) 104 ECU Football

TACKLES Game: 23, Harold Randolph vs. William & Mary (Sept. 25, 1976) 23, Robert Jones vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990) Season: 184, Jeffrey Warren, 1980 By a Senior: 184, Jeffrey Warren, 1980 By a Junior: 167, Robert Jones, 1990 By a Sophomore: 152, Harold Randolph, 1975 By a Freshman: 97, Daren Hart, 1993 Career: 493, Harold Randolph, 1974-77 398, Mark Libiano, 1992-95 388, Jeffrey Warren, 1977-80 371, Mike Brewington, 1976-79 312, Zack Valentine, 1975-78 SACKS Game: 3, Bernard Carter vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991) 3, Lorenzo West vs. West Virginia (Sept. 30, 1995) Season: 11, Bernard Carter, 1992 By a Senior: 10, Jody Schulz, 1982; Cary Godette, 1976 By a Junior: 11, Bernard Carter, 1992 By a Sophomore: 7-1e/2, Bernard Carter, 1991 By a Freshman: 3, Zack Valentine, 1975; Fred Chavis, 1975 Career: 25-1 / 2, Bernard Carter, 1989-93 TACKLES FOR LOSS Game: 6, George Koonce vs. South Carolina (Oct. 13, 1990), Southwestern Louisiana (Sept. 22, 1990) Season: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977 By n Senior: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977 By n Junior: 18, Cary Godette, 1975 By a Sophomore: 16, Harold Randolph, 1975 By a Freshman: 8, Zack Valentine, 1975; Daren Hart, 1993 Career: 43, Harold Randolph, 1974-77 Robert Jones, who has become a standout performer in the NFL, once had 23 tackles in a game for the Pirates vs. Temple in 1990. ECU Football Former Pirate defensive end Bernard Carter is shown demonstrating what he did best. He is ECU's all-time sack leader. INTERCEPTIONS NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS Game: 3, shared by 10 players (Most recent: Greg Grandison vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991) Season: 10, Jim Bolding, 1975 (NCAA leader in 1975) By a Senior: 9, Kevin Walker, 1985 By a Junior: 10, Jim Bolding, 1975 By a Sophomore: 6, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 7, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 22, Jim Bolding, 1973-76 YARDS GAINED Game: 137, Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season: 197, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Senior: 197, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Junior: 124, Greg Grandison, 1991 By a Sophomore: 153, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 125, Hank Cooper, 1992 Career: 360, Clint Harris, 1980-83 AVERAGE PER RETURN Game: 68.5, Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season (min. 5 int.): 32.8, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Senior: 32.8, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Junior: 26.2, Clint Harris, 1982 By a Sophomore: 25.5, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 12.0, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 22.5, Clint Harris, 1980-83 TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, by 26 players Season: 1, by 25 players Career: 2, Greg Floyd, 1980-83; and Emmanuel McDaniel, 1992-95 LONGEST RETURN 98 yards -Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) (No TD) LONGEST FUMBLE RECOVERY RETURN 97 yards -Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992) 105 TACKLES Game: 23, Harold Randolph vs. William & Mary (Sept. 25, 1976) 23, Robert Jones vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990) Season: 184, Jeffrey Warren, 1980 By a Senior: 184, Jeffrey Warren, 1980 By a Junior: 167, Robert Jones, 1990 By a Sophomore: 152, Harold Randolph, 1975 By a Freshman: 97, Daren Hart, 1993 Career: 493, Harold Randolph, 1974-77 398, Mark Libiano, 1992-95 388, Jeffrey Warren, 1977-80 371, Mike Brewington, 1976-79 312, Zack Valentine, 1975-78 SACKS Game: 3, Bernard Carter vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991) 3, Lorenzo West vs. West Virginia (Sept. 30, 1995) Season: 11, Bernard Carter, 1992 By a Senior: 10, Jody Schulz, 1982; Cary Godette, 1976 By a Junior: 11, Bernard Carter, 1992 By a Sophomore: 7-1e/2, Bernard Carter, 1991 By a Freshman: 3, Zack Valentine, 1975; Fred Chavis, 1975 Career: 25-1 / 2, Bernard Carter, 1989-93 TACKLES FOR LOSS Game: 6, George Koonce vs. South Carolina (Oct. 13, 1990), Southwestern Louisiana (Sept. 22, 1990) Season: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977 By n Senior: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977 By n Junior: 18, Cary Godette, 1975 By a Sophomore: 16, Harold Randolph, 1975 By a Freshman: 8, Zack Valentine, 1975; Daren Hart, 1993 Career: 43, Harold Randolph, 1974-77 Robert Jones, who has become a standout performer in the NFL, once had 23 tackles in a game for the Pirates vs. Temple in 1990. ECU Football Former Pirate defensive end Bernard Carter is shown demonstrating what he did best. He is ECU's all-time sack leader. INTERCEPTIONS NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS Game: 3, shared by 10 players (Most recent: Greg Grandison vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991) Season: 10, Jim Bolding, 1975 (NCAA leader in 1975) By a Senior: 9, Kevin Walker, 1985 By a Junior: 10, Jim Bolding, 1975 By a Sophomore: 6, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 7, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 22, Jim Bolding, 1973-76 YARDS GAINED Game: 137, Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season: 197, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Senior: 197, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Junior: 124, Greg Grandison, 1991 By a Sophomore: 153, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 125, Hank Cooper, 1992 Career: 360, Clint Harris, 1980-83 AVERAGE PER RETURN Game: 68.5, Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season (min. 5 int.): 32.8, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Senior: 32.8, Reggie Pinkney, 1976 By a Junior: 26.2, Clint Harris, 1982 By a Sophomore: 25.5, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 12.0, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 22.5, Clint Harris, 1980-83 TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, by 26 players Season: 1, by 25 players Career: 2, Greg Floyd, 1980-83; and Emmanuel McDaniel, 1992-95 LONGEST RETURN 98 yards -Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) (No TD) LONGEST FUMBLE RECOVERY RETURN 97 yards -Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992) 105

PASS DEFLECTIONS Game: 4, Chris Hall vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 9, 1989) Season: 12, Dwight Henry, 1994 Career: 26, Chris Hall, 1988-91 PUNT RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 10, Tim Dameron vs. Furman (Oct. 28, 1972) Season: 36, Gerald Hall, 1978 By a Senior: 36, Gerald Hall, 1978 By a Junior: 26, Tony Smith, 1986 KICKOFF RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 8, Rusty Scales vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 25, 1971) Season: 38, Junior Robinson, 1989 By a Senior: 38, Junior Robinson, 1989 By a Junior: 36, Morris Letcher, 1992 By a Sophomore: 28, Mitchell Galloway, 1994 By a Freshman: 30, Walter Wilson, 1986 Career: 79, Anthony Collins, 1977-80 YARDS GAINED Game: 207, Anthony Collins vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) By a Sophomore: 26, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 20, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 80, Gerald Hall, 1975-78 YARDS GAINED Game: 121, Tommy Bullock vs. Marshall (Nov. 16, 1968) Gerald Hall vs. VMI (Oct. 7, 1978) Season: 478, Gerald Hall, 1978 By a Senior: 478, Gerald Hall, 1978 By a Junior: 263, Morris Letcher, 1992 By a Sophomore: 302, Gerald Hall, 1976 By a Freshman: 164, Jim Bolding, 1973 Career: 967, Gerald Hall, 1975-78 AVERAGE PER RETURN Game: 30.3, Gerald Hall vs. VMI (Oct. 7, 1978) (4 for 121) Season: 13.5. Robert Ellis, 1965 (14 for 189) By a Senior: 13.3, Gerald Hall, 1978 By a Junior: 13.5, Robert Ellis, 1965 By a Sophomore: 11.6, Gerald Hall, 1976 (26 for 302) By a Freshman: 11.5, Jimmy Walden, 1981 (10 for 115) Career: 12.9, Robert Ellis, 1964-66 (27 for 348) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, by many players Season: 2, Henry Williams, 1983 Career: 3, Gerald Hall, 1975-78 LONGEST RETURN 97 yards -Derrek Batson vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992) Season: 990, Anthony Collins, 1980 By a Senior: 990, Anthony Collins, 1980 By a Junior: 879, Dion Johnson, 1990 By a Sophomore: 585, Mitchell Galloway, 1994 By a Freshman: 30, Walter Wilson, 1986 Career: 1,939, Anthony Collins, 1977-80 AVERAGE PER RETURN Game: 34.5, Anthony Collins vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) (6 for 207) Season: 31.9, Jerry Tolley, 1962 (14 for 447) By a Senior: 26.8, Anthony Collins, 1980 (37 for 990) By a Junior: 31.1, Henry Williams, 1983 (19 for 591) By a Sophomore: 31.9, Jerry Tolley, 1962 (14 for 447) By a Freshman: 25.5, Reggie McKinney, 1985 (13 for 332) Career: 32.1, Jerry Tolley, 1962-64 (19 for 609) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, by many players Season: 2, Henry Williams, 1983; Tony Collins 1980 Career: 2, by several players LONGEST RETURN 100 yards -Tony Collins vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) 100 yards -Glenn Bass vs. Richmond (Nov. 19, 1960) East Carolina has featured some outstanding return men over the years. Two of the best were Dion Johnson (above left), who had 879 yards in kickoff returns in 1990, and Gerald Hall (right). Hall ran back an ECU record three touchdowns on punt returns from 1975-78. 106 ECU Footba

SCORING POINTS SCORED Game: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) (4 TDs, 1 PAT) By a Senior: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) (4 TDs, 1 PAT) By a Junior: 24, Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) (4 TDs) By a Sophomore: 18, Carlester Crumpler vs. The Citadel (Oct. 2, 1971) (3 TDs); Mitchell Galloway vs. South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) (3 TDs) By a Freshman: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FGs, 4 PAT) Kicking: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FGs, 4 PAT) Season: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TDs) By a Senior: 96, Dave Alexander, 1965 (16 TDs) By a Junior: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TDs) By a Sophomore: 92, Butch Colson, 1967 (15 TDs, 1 2-PT) By a Freshman: 75, Jeff Heath, 1982 (16 FGs, 27 PAT) Kicking: 82, Anthony Bremmer, 1991 (14 FGs, 40 PAT) Career: 251, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 (53 FGs, 92 PAT) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4, Dave Alexander vs. Howard (Nov. 20, 1965) 4, Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) 4, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) Season: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Senior: 16, Dave Alexander, 1965 By a Junior: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Sophomore: 15, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 6, Larry Shannon, 1994 Career: 37, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 4, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 16, 1985) Bowl Game: 4, Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford (Dec. 30, 1995 in Liberty Bowl) Season: 16, Jeff Heath, 1982 By a Senior: 15, Jeff Heath, 1985 By a Junior: 14, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Sophomore: 9, Jeff Heath, 1983 By a Freshman: 16, Jeff Heath, 1982 Career: 53, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 Consecutive Games: 9, Jeff Heath, 1984-85 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 5, Jeff Heath vs Tulsa (Nov. 16, 1985) Bowl Game: 5, Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford (Dec. 30, 1985 in Liberty Bowl) Season: 25, Rick McLester, 1972 By a Senior: 22, Jeff Heath, 1985 By a Junior: 19, Bill Lamm, 1978 By a Sophomore: 22, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Freshman: 25, Rick Mclester, 1972 Career: 82, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY Game (Min. 4 att.): 100.0 (4-4), Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) Season (Min. 15 att.): 81.3 (13-16), Jeff Heath, 1984 By a Senior: 76.5 (13-17), Chuck Berleth, 1987 By a Junior: 81.3 (13-16), Jeff Heath, 1984 By a Sophomore: 68.4 (13-19), Bill Lamm, 1978 By a Freshman: 69.6 (16-23), Jeff Heath, 1982 Career (Min. 30 att.): 76.6 (23-30), Chuck Berleth, 1986-87 ECU Football LONGEST FIELD GOAL 58 yards -Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN KICKS MADE Game: 9, Chuck Bushbeck vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981) Season: 47, Bill Lamm, 1979 By a Senior: 47, Bill Lamm, 1979 By a Junior: 39, Jim Woody, 1973 By a Sophomore: 40, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Freshman: 27, Jeff Heath, 1982 Career: 93, Robb Imperato, 1988-90 Consecutive Made: 42, Robb Imperato, 1989-90 MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE Game: 2, Bill Cline vs. Newberry (Oct. 20, 1962) 2, Bobby Myrick vs. Furman (Oct. 12, 1974) 2, Pete Conaty vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 9, 1976) 2, Sean Richardson vs. South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Season: 4, Bill Cline, 1962 Career: 8, Bill Cline, 1962-64 ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING YARDAGE Game: 304, Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Senior: 277, Dion Johnson vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991) By a Junior: 304, Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Sophomore: 210, Cedric Van Buren vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Freshman: 185, Tony Baker vs. Temple (Nov. 20, 1982) Season: 1,695, Anthony Collins, 1979 By a Senior: 1,673 Dion Johnson, 1991 By a Junior: 1,695, Anthony Collins, 1991 By a Sophomore: 1,191, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 940, Tony Baker, 1982 Career: 4,463, Anthony Collins, 1977-80 Jeff Heath holds most of the Pirate records for field goals and also is the ECU all-time leader in scoring with 251 points. 107 SCORING POINTS SCORED Game: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) (4 TDs, 1 PAT) By a Senior: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) (4 TDs, 1 PAT) By a Junior: 24, Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) (4 TDs) By a Sophomore: 18, Carlester Crumpler vs. The Citadel (Oct. 2, 1971) (3 TDs); Mitchell Galloway vs. South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) (3 TDs) By a Freshman: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FGs, 4 PAT) Kicking: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FGs, 4 PAT) Season: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TDs) By a Senior: 96, Dave Alexander, 1965 (16 TDs) By a Junior: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TDs) By a Sophomore: 92, Butch Colson, 1967 (15 TDs, 1 2-PT) By a Freshman: 75, Jeff Heath, 1982 (16 FGs, 27 PAT) Kicking: 82, Anthony Bremmer, 1991 (14 FGs, 40 PAT) Career: 251, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 (53 FGs, 92 PAT) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4, Dave Alexander vs. Howard (Nov. 20, 1965) 4, Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) 4, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959) Season: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Senior: 16, Dave Alexander, 1965 By a Junior: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 By a Sophomore: 15, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 6, Larry Shannon, 1994 Career: 37, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 4, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 16, 1985) Bowl Game: 4, Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford (Dec. 30, 1995 in Liberty Bowl) Season: 16, Jeff Heath, 1982 By a Senior: 15, Jeff Heath, 1985 By a Junior: 14, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Sophomore: 9, Jeff Heath, 1983 By a Freshman: 16, Jeff Heath, 1982 Career: 53, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 Consecutive Games: 9, Jeff Heath, 1984-85 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 5, Jeff Heath vs Tulsa (Nov. 16, 1985) Bowl Game: 5, Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford (Dec. 30, 1985 in Liberty Bowl) Season: 25, Rick McLester, 1972 By a Senior: 22, Jeff Heath, 1985 By a Junior: 19, Bill Lamm, 1978 By a Sophomore: 22, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Freshman: 25, Rick Mclester, 1972 Career: 82, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY Game (Min. 4 att.): 100.0 (4-4), Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) Season (Min. 15 att.): 81.3 (13-16), Jeff Heath, 1984 By a Senior: 76.5 (13-17), Chuck Berleth, 1987 By a Junior: 81.3 (13-16), Jeff Heath, 1984 By a Sophomore: 68.4 (13-19), Bill Lamm, 1978 By a Freshman: 69.6 (16-23), Jeff Heath, 1982 Career (Min. 30 att.): 76.6 (23-30), Chuck Berleth, 1986-87 ECU Football LONGEST FIELD GOAL 58 yards -Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN KICKS MADE Game: 9, Chuck Bushbeck vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981) Season: 47, Bill Lamm, 1979 By a Senior: 47, Bill Lamm, 1979 By a Junior: 39, Jim Woody, 1973 By a Sophomore: 40, Anthony Brenner, 1991 By a Freshman: 27, Jeff Heath, 1982 Career: 93, Robb Imperato, 1988-90 Consecutive Made: 42, Robb Imperato, 1989-90 MOST TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE Game: 2, Bill Cline vs. Newberry (Oct. 20, 1962) 2, Bobby Myrick vs. Furman (Oct. 12, 1974) 2, Pete Conaty vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 9, 1976) 2, Sean Richardson vs. South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Season: 4, Bill Cline, 1962 Career: 8, Bill Cline, 1962-64 ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING YARDAGE Game: 304, Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Senior: 277, Dion Johnson vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991) By a Junior: 304, Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Sophomore: 210, Cedric Van Buren vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) By a Freshman: 185, Tony Baker vs. Temple (Nov. 20, 1982) Season: 1,695, Anthony Collins, 1979 By a Senior: 1,673 Dion Johnson, 1991 By a Junior: 1,695, Anthony Collins, 1991 By a Sophomore: 1,191, Butch Colson, 1967 By a Freshman: 940, Tony Baker, 1982 Career: 4,463, Anthony Collins, 1977-80 Jeff Heath holds most of the Pirate records for field goals and also is the ECU all-time leader in scoring with 251 points. 107

RUSHING CARRIES Game: 85 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 14 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Season: 734 (1976) Fewest: 410 (1964) YARDS GAINED Game: 642 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 4 vs. Washington (Sept. 25, 1993) Season: 4,053 (1979) Fewest: 1,571 (1968) YARDS PER GAME Season: 368.5 (1979) Fewest: 150.3 (1970) YARDS PER CARRY Game: 8.3 vs. Lenoir Rhyne (Oct. 17, 1964) Fewest: 1.39 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980) Season: 5.9 (1979) Fewest: 3.2 (1970) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 9 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Season: 47 (1979) Fewest: 8 (1985) PASSING ATTEMPTS Game: 77 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Fewest: 5 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 12, 1981) Season: 497 (1992) Fewest: 98 (1976) COMPLETIONS Game: 36 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992), Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992), Memphis (Nov. 19, 1994) Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Illinois (Sept. 28, 1974), Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974), Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974) Season: 272 (1992) Fewest: 35 (1960) HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. Game (Min. 10 alt.): 81.8 (9 for 11) vs. Tennessee Tech (Sept. 3, 1988) Season: 57.5 (1994) Lowest: 22.9 (1974) INTERCEPTIONS Game: 6 vs. Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) Season: 27 (1992) Fewest: 3 (1980) YARDS GAINED Game: 521 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Jllinois (Sept. 28, 1974), Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974), Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974) Season: 3,379 (1991) Fewest: 482 (1974) YARDS PER GAME Season: 307.2 (1991) Lowest: 61.5 (1980) TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game: 6 vs. Akron (Oct. 5, 1991) Season: 30 (1991) Lowest: 2 (1980, 1984) 108 TOTAL OFFENSE MOST PLAYS Game: 98 vs. Furman (Oct. 28, 1972) Fewest: 41 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 890 (1972) Fewest: 496 (1962) YARDS GAINED Game: 699 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 102 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 5,228 (1979) Fewest: 2,571 (1961) YARDS PER PLAY Game: 9.3 vs. Richmond (Oct. 15, 1977) Fewest: 1.78 vs. Washington (Sept. 25, 1993) Season: 6.22 (1959) Fewest: 3.78 (1968), 3.78 (1969) YARDS PER GAME Game: 475.3 (1979) Fewest: 257.1 (1961) PUNTING NUMBER OF PUNTS Game: 13 vs. William & Mary (Sept. 21, 1968), Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983) Season: 86 (1968) Fewest: 39 (1964) AVERAGE PER PUNT Game: 48.4 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1975) Season: 40.5 (1994) Lowest: 31.4 (1967) TOTAL YARDS Game: 488 vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983) Season: 3,259 (1968) Fewest: 1,352 (1964) INTERCEPTIONS NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS Game: 7 vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 18, 1975) Season: 26 (1976) Fewest: 6 (1986) YARDS GAINED Game: 159 vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season: 519 (1976) Fewest: 33 (1986) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 22.1 (1982) Lowest: 5.6 (1986) TOUCHDOWNS Game: l, many times Season: 4 (1991) PUNT RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 11 vs. Furman (Oct. 28, 1972) Season: 45 (1968) Fewest: 12 (1981) YARDS GAINED Game: 134 vs. Marshall (Nov. 16, 1968) Season: 469 (1978) Fewest: 78 (1987) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 14.9 (1992) Lowest: 4.7 (1988) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, many times Season: 2 (1983, 1985) KICKOFF RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 8 vs. three opponents (Latest: vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 25, 1971) Season: 58 (1987) Fewest: 16 (1963) YARDS GAINED Game: 207 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 1,245 (1989) Fewest: 285 (1976) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 28.4 (1963) Lowest: 14.3 (1976) TOUCHDOWNS Game: l, many times Season: 2 (1980, 1983) ECU Footbal RUSHING CARRIES Game: 85 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 14 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Season: 734 (1976) Fewest: 410 (1964) YARDS GAINED Game: 642 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 4 vs. Washington (Sept. 25, 1993) Season: 4,053 (1979) Fewest: 1,571 (1968) YARDS PER GAME Season: 368.5 (1979) Fewest: 150.3 (1970) YARDS PER CARRY Game: 8.3 vs. Lenoir Rhyne (Oct. 17, 1964) Fewest: 1.39 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980) Season: 5.9 (1979) Fewest: 3.2 (1970) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 9 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Season: 47 (1979) Fewest: 8 (1985) PASSING ATTEMPTS Game: 77 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Fewest: 5 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 12, 1981) Season: 497 (1992) Fewest: 98 (1976) COMPLETIONS Game: 36 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992), Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992), Memphis (Nov. 19, 1994) Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Illinois (Sept. 28, 1974), Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974), Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974) Season: 272 (1992) Fewest: 35 (1960) HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. Game (Min. 10 alt.): 81.8 (9 for 11) vs. Tennessee Tech (Sept. 3, 1988) Season: 57.5 (1994) Lowest: 22.9 (1974) INTERCEPTIONS Game: 6 vs. Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) Season: 27 (1992) Fewest: 3 (1980) YARDS GAINED Game: 521 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Jllinois (Sept. 28, 1974), Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974), Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974) Season: 3,379 (1991) Fewest: 482 (1974) YARDS PER GAME Season: 307.2 (1991) Lowest: 61.5 (1980) TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game: 6 vs. Akron (Oct. 5, 1991) Season: 30 (1991) Lowest: 2 (1980, 1984) 108 TOTAL OFFENSE MOST PLAYS Game: 98 vs. Furman (Oct. 28, 1972) Fewest: 41 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 890 (1972) Fewest: 496 (1962) YARDS GAINED Game: 699 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Fewest: 102 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 5,228 (1979) Fewest: 2,571 (1961) YARDS PER PLAY Game: 9.3 vs. Richmond (Oct. 15, 1977) Fewest: 1.78 vs. Washington (Sept. 25, 1993) Season: 6.22 (1959) Fewest: 3.78 (1968), 3.78 (1969) YARDS PER GAME Game: 475.3 (1979) Fewest: 257.1 (1961) PUNTING NUMBER OF PUNTS Game: 13 vs. William & Mary (Sept. 21, 1968), Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983) Season: 86 (1968) Fewest: 39 (1964) AVERAGE PER PUNT Game: 48.4 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1975) Season: 40.5 (1994) Lowest: 31.4 (1967) TOTAL YARDS Game: 488 vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992) Fewest: 0 vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983) Season: 3,259 (1968) Fewest: 1,352 (1964) INTERCEPTIONS NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS Game: 7 vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 18, 1975) Season: 26 (1976) Fewest: 6 (1986) YARDS GAINED Game: 159 vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) Season: 519 (1976) Fewest: 33 (1986) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 22.1 (1982) Lowest: 5.6 (1986) TOUCHDOWNS Game: l, many times Season: 4 (1991) PUNT RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 11 vs. Furman (Oct. 28, 1972) Season: 45 (1968) Fewest: 12 (1981) YARDS GAINED Game: 134 vs. Marshall (Nov. 16, 1968) Season: 469 (1978) Fewest: 78 (1987) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 14.9 (1992) Lowest: 4.7 (1988) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 1, many times Season: 2 (1983, 1985) KICKOFF RETURNS NUMBER OF RETURNS Game: 8 vs. three opponents (Latest: vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 25, 1971) Season: 58 (1987) Fewest: 16 (1963) YARDS GAINED Game: 207 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 1,245 (1989) Fewest: 285 (1976) AVERAGE PER RETURN Season: 28.4 (1963) Lowest: 14.3 (1976) TOUCHDOWNS Game: l, many times Season: 2 (1980, 1983) ECU Footbal

FUMBLES TOTAL FUMBLES Game: 11 vs. Richmond (Oct. 21, 1978) Season: 54 (1978) Fewest: 19 (1994) FUMBLES LOST Game: 6 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 16, 1978), VMI (Sept. 24, 1977), The Citadel (Oct. 20, 1973) Season: 29 (1978) Fewest: 5 (1988) TURNOVERS TOTAL GIVEAWAY Game: 7 vs. five opponents (Latest: vs. Southern Mississippi, Oct. 29, 1992) Season: 48 (1971) Fewest: 16 (1967, 1991) TOTAL TAKEAWAY Game: 9 vs. Cincinnati (Nov. 19, 1988) Season: 46 (1973, 1975) Fewest: 17 (1986) 109 SCORING FIRST DOWNS POINTS SCORED TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Game: 74 vs. Newport News Apprentice Game: 36 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) (Nov. 14, 1959) Fewest: 4 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Season: 380 (1979) Season: 263 (1979) Fewest: 108 (1969) Fewest: 136 (1967) POINTS PER GAME FIRST DOWNS PASSING Season: 34.5 (1979) Game: 23 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992) Lowest: 12.0 (1969) Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Illinois (Sept. 28, 1974), Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974), TOUCHDOWNS Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974), Game: 10 vs. Newport News Apprentice Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) (Nov. 14, 1959) Season: 153 (1991) Season: 51 (1979) Fewest: 20 (1974) Fewest: 15 (1969) FIRST DOWNS RUSHING FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 34 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975) Game: 4 vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) Fewest: 1 vs. Washington (Sept. 25, 1993) Season: 16 (1982) Season: 204 (1979) Fewest: 0 (1962, 1963, 1964) Fewest: 84 (1993) FIRST DOWNS PENALTY FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 7 vs. Temple (Oct. 15, 1983) Season: 25 (1993) Season: 25 (1972) Fewest: 6 (1983) Fewest: 5 (1967) PAT KICKS MADE PENALTIES Game: 9 vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981) Season: 46 (1979) NUMBER OF PENALTIES Fewest: 9 (1962) Game: 18 vs. Tulane (Nov. 2, 1991) Fewest: 1 vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 13, 1962), PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED Richmond (Oct. 18, 1969), Game: 9 vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981) Temple (Sept. 28, 1985) Season: 47 (1979) Season: 103 (1991) Fewest: 12 (1962) Fewest: 50 (1966, 1974) TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS YARDS PENALIZED MADE Game: 159 vs. Tulane (Nov. 2, 1991) Game: 3 vs. Newberry (Oct. 20, 1962), Fewest: 10 vs. William & Mary (Nov. 11, 1972) Presbyterian (Oct. 5, 1963) Season: 892 (1991) Season: 11 (1963) Fewest: 490 (1966) SAFETIES Game: 1, many times Season: 3 (1989) FIELD GENERAL All-America candidate Marcus Crandell will direct the Pirate offense from his quarterback position for the third consecutive season in 1996. The record-setting signalcaller has already thrown for 5,691 yards and amassed 6,026 yards of total offense during his career. ECU Football

SINGLE GAME TOTAL OFFENSE Most Plays: 103, by Georgia Southern (Sept. 22, 1984) Fewest Plays: 40, by Western Carolina (Sept. 1, 1979) Most Net Yards: 706, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) Fewest Net Yards: 78, by VMI (Oct. 7, 1978) Most Yards per Play: 9.17, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) (77 for 706) RUSHING Most Attempts: 81, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most Net Yards: 454, by Miami (Fla.) (Nov. 8, 1980) Fewest Net Yards: -12, by Davidson (Oct. 6, 1973) Most Yards per Play: 7.13, by Temple (Oct. 11, 1986) (56 for 399) Most Touchdowns: 7, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) PASSING Most Attempts: 61, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Most Completions: 39, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Fewest Completions: 2, by N.C. State (Sept. 8, 1979) Most Yards: 456, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) Fewest Yards: 11, by William & Mary (Nov. 11, 1978) Most TD Passes: 6, by Tulsa (Nov. 6, 1993) Highest Completion Percentage (Min. 10 att.): 91.7 (11 of 12), by Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 15, 1980) SCORING Most Total Points: 79, by Guilford (Nov. 12, 1932), 65, by Southern Mississippi (Oct. 5, 1968) Most Touchdowns: 9, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most PAT Kicks Made: 9, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most 2-Point Conversions: 2, by Murray State (Sept. 17, 1983) Most Field Goals Made: 5, by N.C. State (Sept. 9, 1978) INTERCEPTIONS Most Thrown: 7, by Western Carolina (Oct. 18, 1975) Most Caught: 6, by Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) Most Yards Returned: 130, by Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) PUNTING Most: 11, by Richmond (Nov. 10, 1979); Illinois State (Sept. 23, 1989) Highest Average Per Punt: 47.5, by West Virginia (Oct. 8, 1988) (4 punts) PUNT RETURNS Most: 9, by William & Mary (Sept. 21, 1968) Most Yards Returned: 146, by Southern Mississippi (Nov. 14, 1987) KICKOFF RETURNS Most: 9, by Tennessee Tech (Sept. 3, 1988), South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Most Yards Returned: 227, by Furman (Nov. 1, 1969) FIRST DOWNS Most Total: 36, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Rushing: 24, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Passing: 23, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) PENALTIES Most: 14, by Parsons (Sept. 14, 1968) Fewest: 0, by Louisiana Tech (Dec. 16, 1978) Most Yards Penalized: 182, by Parsons (Sept. 14, 1968) Fewest Yards Penalized: 0, by Louisiana Tech (Dec. 16, 1978) 110 TOP OPPOSING PERFORMANCES TEAM STATISTICS Total Offensive Yards Rushing Yards 1. Florida State, 1982 ................ 706 1. Miami (Fla.), 1980 ................. 454 2. Georgia Southern, 1985 ....... 645 2. Bowling Green, 1971 ............ 426 3. Syracuse, 1992 ....................... 634 3. Syracuse, 1992 ....................... 421 4. South Carolina, 1990 ............ 626 4. South Carolina, 1990 ............ 415 5. Southern Miss., 1988 ............ 592 5. North Carolina, 1981 ............ 393 Passing Yards First Downs 1. Florida State, 1982 ............n... 456 1. Florida State, 1980 .................. 36 2. South Carolina, 1994 ............ 451 2. Georgia Southern, 1984 ......... 35 3. South Carolina, 1987 ............ 425 3. Florida State, 1983 .................. 34 4. Georgia Southern, 1984 ....... 403 4. South Carolina, 1990 .............. 33 5. William & Mary, 1981 .......... 403 5. SW Louisiana, 1988 ................ 32 West Virginia, 1992 ................. 32 Scoring1. Guilford, 1932 .......................... 79 2. Southern Miss., 1968 ............... 65 3. Appalachian State, 1939 ......... 64 4. Florida State, 1980 ................... 63 5. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1958 ................. 59 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing1. Paul Palmer, Temple, 1986 ............................. 349 yds., 43 atts., 8.1 avg. 2. Sammie Smith, Florida State, 1987 ............ 244 yds., 19 atts., 12.8 avg. 3. Mercury Morris, West Texas St., 1967 .......... 224 yds., 25 atts., 8.9 avg. 4. Kevin Bryant, North Carolina, 1981 ........... 211 yds., 19 atts., 11.1 avg. 5. Mike Voight, North Carolina, 1975 ............... 209 yds., 42 atts., 4.9 avg. Passing1. Steve Taneyhill, South Carolina, 1994 ...................... .451 yds. (39 of 61) 2. Todd Ellis, South Carolina, 1987 ................................ 425 yds. (21 of 32) 3. Tracy Ham, Georgia Southern, 1984 .......................... 403 yds. (26 of 52) 4. Chris Garrity, William & Mary, 1981 ......................... 399 yds. (34 of 44) 5. Vinny Testaverde, Miami (Fla.), 1985 ........................ 385 yds. (23 of 34) Receiving (Catches) 1. Chris Penn, Tulsa, 1993 ................................... 16 catches (259 yds.) 2. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991 .................................... 15 catches (206 yds.) 3. Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1989 ................ 12 catches (145 yds.) 4. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1992 ........... 10 catches (148 yds.) Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1990 ................ 10 catches (109 yds.) Jeff Powell, William & Mary, 1981 ........................ 10 catches (53 yds.) Receiving (Yards) 1. Chris Penn, Tulsa, 1993 ........................................... 259 yds. (16 catches) 2. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991 .................................... 206 yds. (15 catches) 3. Michael Irvin, Miami (Fla.), 1986 .......................... 194 yds. (8 catches) 4. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1991 ............................ 183 yds. (7 catches) 5. Frank Sanders, Auburn, 1994 ................................ 173 yds. (6 catches) ECU Footba SINGLE GAME TOTAL OFFENSE Most Plays: 103, by Georgia Southern (Sept. 22, 1984) Fewest Plays: 40, by Western Carolina (Sept. 1, 1979) Most Net Yards: 706, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) Fewest Net Yards: 78, by VMI (Oct. 7, 1978) Most Yards per Play: 9.17, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) (77 for 706) RUSHING Most Attempts: 81, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most Net Yards: 454, by Miami (Fla.) (Nov. 8, 1980) Fewest Net Yards: -12, by Davidson (Oct. 6, 1973) Most Yards per Play: 7.13, by Temple (Oct. 11, 1986) (56 for 399) Most Touchdowns: 7, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) PASSING Most Attempts: 61, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Most Completions: 39, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Fewest Completions: 2, by N.C. State (Sept. 8, 1979) Most Yards: 456, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982) Fewest Yards: 11, by William & Mary (Nov. 11, 1978) Most TD Passes: 6, by Tulsa (Nov. 6, 1993) Highest Completion Percentage (Min. 10 att.): 91.7 (11 of 12), by Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 15, 1980) SCORING Most Total Points: 79, by Guilford (Nov. 12, 1932), 65, by Southern Mississippi (Oct. 5, 1968) Most Touchdowns: 9, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most PAT Kicks Made: 9, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Most 2-Point Conversions: 2, by Murray State (Sept. 17, 1983) Most Field Goals Made: 5, by N.C. State (Sept. 9, 1978) INTERCEPTIONS Most Thrown: 7, by Western Carolina (Oct. 18, 1975) Most Caught: 6, by Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) Most Yards Returned: 130, by Memphis State (Oct. 2, 1993) PUNTING Most: 11, by Richmond (Nov. 10, 1979); Illinois State (Sept. 23, 1989) Highest Average Per Punt: 47.5, by West Virginia (Oct. 8, 1988) (4 punts) PUNT RETURNS Most: 9, by William & Mary (Sept. 21, 1968) Most Yards Returned: 146, by Southern Mississippi (Nov. 14, 1987) KICKOFF RETURNS Most: 9, by Tennessee Tech (Sept. 3, 1988), South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) Most Yards Returned: 227, by Furman (Nov. 1, 1969) FIRST DOWNS Most Total: 36, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Rushing: 24, by Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Passing: 23, by South Carolina (Oct. 8, 1994) PENALTIES Most: 14, by Parsons (Sept. 14, 1968) Fewest: 0, by Louisiana Tech (Dec. 16, 1978) Most Yards Penalized: 182, by Parsons (Sept. 14, 1968) Fewest Yards Penalized: 0, by Louisiana Tech (Dec. 16, 1978) 110 TOP OPPOSING PERFORMANCES TEAM STATISTICS Total Offensive Yards Rushing Yards 1. Florida State, 1982 ................ 706 1. Miami (Fla.), 1980 ................. 454 2. Georgia Southern, 1985 ....... 645 2. Bowling Green, 1971 ............ 426 3. Syracuse, 1992 ....................... 634 3. Syracuse, 1992 ....................... 421 4. South Carolina, 1990 ............ 626 4. South Carolina, 1990 ............ 415 5. Southern Miss., 1988 ............ 592 5. North Carolina, 1981 ............ 393 Passing Yards First Downs 1. Florida State, 1982 ............n... 456 1. Florida State, 1980 .................. 36 2. South Carolina, 1994 ............ 451 2. Georgia Southern, 1984 ......... 35 3. South Carolina, 1987 ............ 425 3. Florida State, 1983 .................. 34 4. Georgia Southern, 1984 ....... 403 4. South Carolina, 1990 .............. 33 5. William & Mary, 1981 .......... 403 5. SW Louisiana, 1988 ................ 32 West Virginia, 1992 ................. 32 Scoring1. Guilford, 1932 .......................... 79 2. Southern Miss., 1968 ............... 65 3. Appalachian State, 1939 ......... 64 4. Florida State, 1980 ................... 63 5. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1958 ................. 59 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing1. Paul Palmer, Temple, 1986 ............................. 349 yds., 43 atts., 8.1 avg. 2. Sammie Smith, Florida State, 1987 ............ 244 yds., 19 atts., 12.8 avg. 3. Mercury Morris, West Texas St., 1967 .......... 224 yds., 25 atts., 8.9 avg. 4. Kevin Bryant, North Carolina, 1981 ........... 211 yds., 19 atts., 11.1 avg. 5. Mike Voight, North Carolina, 1975 ............... 209 yds., 42 atts., 4.9 avg. Passing1. Steve Taneyhill, South Carolina, 1994 ...................... .451 yds. (39 of 61) 2. Todd Ellis, South Carolina, 1987 ................................ 425 yds. (21 of 32) 3. Tracy Ham, Georgia Southern, 1984 .......................... 403 yds. (26 of 52) 4. Chris Garrity, William & Mary, 1981 ......................... 399 yds. (34 of 44) 5. Vinny Testaverde, Miami (Fla.), 1985 ........................ 385 yds. (23 of 34) Receiving (Catches) 1. Chris Penn, Tulsa, 1993 ................................... 16 catches (259 yds.) 2. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991 .................................... 15 catches (206 yds.) 3. Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1989 ................ 12 catches (145 yds.) 4. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1992 ........... 10 catches (148 yds.) Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1990 ................ 10 catches (109 yds.) Jeff Powell, William & Mary, 1981 ........................ 10 catches (53 yds.) Receiving (Yards) 1. Chris Penn, Tulsa, 1993 ........................................... 259 yds. (16 catches) 2. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991 .................................... 206 yds. (15 catches) 3. Michael Irvin, Miami (Fla.), 1986 .......................... 194 yds. (8 catches) 4. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1991 ............................ 183 yds. (7 catches) 5. Frank Sanders, Auburn, 1994 ................................ 173 yds. (6 catches) ECU Footba

Margin79 TOP ROAD CROWDS Attend. Opponent Location Date Score 95,416 Tennessee Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 2, 1995 7-27 84,774 Penn State Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. Sept. 27, 1986 17-42 84,738 Auburn Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Ala. Nov. 5, 1994 21-38 84,266 Penn State Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. Sept. 28, 1985 10-17 77,019 Georgia Sanford Stadium, Athens, Ga. Sept. 29, 1990 15-19 73,943 Florida Florida Field, Gainesville, Fla. Oct. 22, 1983 17-24 73,800 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 27, 1984 20-42 72,108 Washington Husky Stadium, Seattle, Wash. Sept.e25, 1993 0-35 70,075 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 8, 1994 56-42 69,131 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 24, 1987 12-34 68,327 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 25, 1986 3-38 ECU Football VICTORY MARGIN Margin Opponent Site Date Score 74 Newport News Apprentice Greenville, N.C. Nov. 14, 1959 74-0 67 Edenton Flyers Greenville, N.C. Oct. 24, 1949 67-0 51 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. Nov. 8, 1975 61-10 50 Western Carolina Greenville, N.C. Oct. 19, 1963 50-0 48 Southern Mississippi Greenville, N.C. Sept. 11, 1976 48-0 47 Atlantic Christian Greenville, N.C. Nov. 18, 1950 54-7 46 Illinois State Greenville, N.C. Sept.e23, 1989 56-10 45 Albright Greenville, N.C. Sept. 19, 1959 45-0 45 Northeast Louisiana Monroe, La. Oct. 30, 1965 45-0 45 Davidson Davidson, N.C. Oct. 6, 1973 45-0 45 Marshall Greenville, N.C. Nov. 18, 1978 45-0 LOSING MARGIN Opponent Site Date Score Guilford Greenville, N.C. Nov. 12, 1932 0-79 65 Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. Oct. 5, 1968 0-65 64 Appalachian State Boone, N.C. Nov. 18, 1939 0-64 56 Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. Sept. 20, 1980 7-63 56 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. Sept. 12, 1981 0-56 49 N.C. State Raleigh, N.C. Sept. 8, 1973 8-57 49 West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. Oct. 3, 1987 0-49 48 Lenoir-Rhyne Greenville, N.C. Nov. 9, 1959 7-55 Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir, N.C. Nov. 23, 1934 0-47 Appalachian State Greenville, N.C. Nov. 6, 1948 0-47

RECEPTION YARDAGE TOTAL. OFFENSE Total No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. TD No. Player Years Plays Rush Pass Yds. 1. Walter Wilson 1986-89 1,670 91 18.4 16 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-1060 335 5,691 6,026 2. Luke Fisher 1988-91 1,462 102 14.3 11 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 879 485 5,133 5,618 3. Terry Gallaher 1975-78 1,441 72 20.0 13 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 931 1,268 3,928 5,196 4. Clayton Driver 1989-92 1,280 88 14.5 17 4. Bill Cline 1962-64 619 1,458 2,425 3,883 5. Hunter Gallimore 1988-91 1,244 66 18.8 10 5. Junior Smith 1991-94 732 3,745 0 3,745 6. Ricky Nichols 1981-84 1,206 65 18.6 10 6. Carl Summerell 1971-73 646 785 2,859 3,6447. Mitchell Galloway 1993-1,200 83 14.5 7 7. Leander Green 1976-79 634 1,511 2,098 3,609 8. Tim Dameron 1970-72 1,193 58 20.6 11 8. Butch Colson 1967-69 715 2,512 513 3,025 9. Billy Ray Washington 1977-79 1,096 41 26.7 9 9. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 579 932 1,976 2,908 10. Dave Bumgarner 1962-64 1,023 74 13.8 3 10. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 2,889 0 2,889 PASS COMPLETIONS PASS RECEPTIONS No. Player Years Comp. All. TD Yds. No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. TD 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-484 888 42 5,691 1. Luke Fisher 1988-91 102 1,462 14.3 11 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 360 667 43 5,133 2. Walter Wilson 1986-89 91 1,670 18.4 16 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 280 587 32 3,928 3. Clayton Driver 1989-92 88 1,280 14.5 17 4. Michael Anderson 1990-92 237 427 24 2,682 4. Jason Nichols 1994-85 952 11.2 4 5. Carl Summerell 1971-73 198 427 26 2,859 5. Mitchell Galloway 1993-83 1,200 14.5 7 6. John Casazza 1970-71 194 459 9 2,516 Jerris McPhail 1993-95 83 752 9.1 7 7. Bill Cline 1962-64 153 283 27 2,425 7. Carlester Crumpler, Jr. 1989-93 81 959 11.8 5 8. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 147 282 10 1,976 8. DicknCorrada 1968-70 79 906 11.5 3 9. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 147 309 9 1,897 9. Dave Bumgarner 1962-64 74 1,023 13.8 3 10. Leander Green 1976-79 133 289 12 2,098 10. Terry Gallaher 1975-78 72 1,441 20.0 13 PUNT RETURNS PUNTING No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 1. Bobby Ellis 1964-66 348 27 12.9 1. John Jett 1988-91 216 8,640 40.0 2. Gerald Hall 1975-78 967 80 12.1 2. Matt Levine 1994-118 4,697 39.8 3. Jimmy Walden 1981-84 115 10 11.5 3. Jeff Bolch 1982-84 137 5,434 39.7 4. Tommy Bullock 1967-69 321 29 11.1 4. Rodney Allen 1977-80 238 9,224 38.8 5. Henry Williams 1983-84 386 41 9.4 5. Mike Herring 1965-66 96 3,717 38.7 Tim Dameron 1970-72 179 19 9.4 6. Craig Losito 1986-87 117 4,445 38.0 7. George Whitley 1968-70 197 22 8.9 7. Tom Daub 1975-76 112 4,221 37.7 8. Bill Cline 1962-64 313 36 8.7 8. Billy Wightman 1967-69 199 7,265 36.5 9. Jack Patterson 1969-71 220 26 8.5 9. Bill Cline 1962-64 86 2,910 33.8 10. Dion Johnson 1990-91 329 41 8.0 SCORING RUSHING No. Player Years TD PAT FG Pis. No. Player Years Att. Gain Avg. 1. Jeff Heath 1982-85 0 92 53 251 1. Junior Smith 1991-94 732 3,745 5.12 2. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 37 0 0 222 2. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 2,889 4.39 3. Dave Alexander 1963-65 34 0 0 204 3. Tony Baker 1982-85 563 2,825 5.02 4. Anthony Collins 1977-80 29 1 0 176 4. Theodore Sutton 1977-80 507 2,730 5.38 5. Junior Smith 1991-94 28 0 0 168 5. Butch Colson 1967-69 638 2,512 3.94 6. Bill Lamm 1977-80 0 89 26 167 6. Anthony Collins 1977-80 367 2,207 6.01 7. Butch Colson 1967-69 27 1 0 164 7. Kenny Strayhorn 1972-75 421 2,155 5.12 8. Kenny Strayhorn 1967-69 27 1 0 164 8. Dave Alexander 1963-65 394 2,112 5.36 9. Robb Imperato 1988-90 93 0 20 153 9. Eddie Hicks 1975-78 330 2,101 6.37 10. Eddie Hicks 1975-78 24 1 0 146 10. Earnest Byner 1980-83 378 2,049 5.42 KICKOFF RETURNS PASSING YARDAGE No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. No. Player Years All. Comp. TD Yds. 1. Jerry Tolley 1962-64 609 19 32.1 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-888 484 42 5,691 2. Bill Cline 1962-64 518 18 28.8 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 667 360 43 5,133 3. Henry Williams 1983-84 1,104 43 25.7 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 587 280 32 3,928 4. Anthony Collins 1977-80 1,939 79 24.5 4. Carl Summerell 1971-73 427 198 26 2,859 5. Dion Johnson 1990-91 1,392 58 24.0 5. Michael Anderson 1990-92 427 237 24 2,682 6. Junior Robinson 1987-89 1,609 68 23.7 6. John Casazza 1970-71 459 194 9 2,516 7. Reggie McKinney 1985-88 1,709 73 23.4 7. Bill Cline 1962-64 283 153 27 2,425 8. Reggie Pinkney 1974-76 508 22 23.1 8. Leander Green 1976-79 289 133 12 2,098 9. Jimmy Walden 1981-84 811 37 21.9 9. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 282 147 10 1,976 10. Willie Hawkins 1975-77 918 43 21.3 10. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 309 147 9 1,897 Returning Players In Bold. (NOTE: Qualifiers must have played two years or more when averages are used.) 11o2 ECU Footbal RECEPTION YARDAGE TOTAL. OFFENSE Total No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. TD No. Player Years Plays Rush Pass Yds. 1. Walter Wilson 1986-89 1,670 91 18.4 16 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-1060 335 5,691 6,026 2. Luke Fisher 1988-91 1,462 102 14.3 11 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 879 485 5,133 5,618 3. Terry Gallaher 1975-78 1,441 72 20.0 13 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 931 1,268 3,928 5,196 4. Clayton Driver 1989-92 1,280 88 14.5 17 4. Bill Cline 1962-64 619 1,458 2,425 3,883 5. Hunter Gallimore 1988-91 1,244 66 18.8 10 5. Junior Smith 1991-94 732 3,745 0 3,745 6. Ricky Nichols 1981-84 1,206 65 18.6 10 6. Carl Summerell 1971-73 646 785 2,859 3,6447. Mitchell Galloway 1993-1,200 83 14.5 7 7. Leander Green 1976-79 634 1,511 2,098 3,609 8. Tim Dameron 1970-72 1,193 58 20.6 11 8. Butch Colson 1967-69 715 2,512 513 3,025 9. Billy Ray Washington 1977-79 1,096 41 26.7 9 9. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 579 932 1,976 2,908 10. Dave Bumgarner 1962-64 1,023 74 13.8 3 10. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 2,889 0 2,889 PASS COMPLETIONS PASS RECEPTIONS No. Player Years Comp. All. TD Yds. No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. TD 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-484 888 42 5,691 1. Luke Fisher 1988-91 102 1,462 14.3 11 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 360 667 43 5,133 2. Walter Wilson 1986-89 91 1,670 18.4 16 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 280 587 32 3,928 3. Clayton Driver 1989-92 88 1,280 14.5 17 4. Michael Anderson 1990-92 237 427 24 2,682 4. Jason Nichols 1994-85 952 11.2 4 5. Carl Summerell 1971-73 198 427 26 2,859 5. Mitchell Galloway 1993-83 1,200 14.5 7 6. John Casazza 1970-71 194 459 9 2,516 Jerris McPhail 1993-95 83 752 9.1 7 7. Bill Cline 1962-64 153 283 27 2,425 7. Carlester Crumpler, Jr. 1989-93 81 959 11.8 5 8. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 147 282 10 1,976 8. DicknCorrada 1968-70 79 906 11.5 3 9. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 147 309 9 1,897 9. Dave Bumgarner 1962-64 74 1,023 13.8 3 10. Leander Green 1976-79 133 289 12 2,098 10. Terry Gallaher 1975-78 72 1,441 20.0 13 PUNT RETURNS PUNTING No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 1. Bobby Ellis 1964-66 348 27 12.9 1. John Jett 1988-91 216 8,640 40.0 2. Gerald Hall 1975-78 967 80 12.1 2. Matt Levine 1994-118 4,697 39.8 3. Jimmy Walden 1981-84 115 10 11.5 3. Jeff Bolch 1982-84 137 5,434 39.7 4. Tommy Bullock 1967-69 321 29 11.1 4. Rodney Allen 1977-80 238 9,224 38.8 5. Henry Williams 1983-84 386 41 9.4 5. Mike Herring 1965-66 96 3,717 38.7 Tim Dameron 1970-72 179 19 9.4 6. Craig Losito 1986-87 117 4,445 38.0 7. George Whitley 1968-70 197 22 8.9 7. Tom Daub 1975-76 112 4,221 37.7 8. Bill Cline 1962-64 313 36 8.7 8. Billy Wightman 1967-69 199 7,265 36.5 9. Jack Patterson 1969-71 220 26 8.5 9. Bill Cline 1962-64 86 2,910 33.8 10. Dion Johnson 1990-91 329 41 8.0 SCORING RUSHING No. Player Years TD PAT FG Pis. No. Player Years Att. Gain Avg. 1. Jeff Heath 1982-85 0 92 53 251 1. Junior Smith 1991-94 732 3,745 5.12 2. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 37 0 0 222 2. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 2,889 4.39 3. Dave Alexander 1963-65 34 0 0 204 3. Tony Baker 1982-85 563 2,825 5.02 4. Anthony Collins 1977-80 29 1 0 176 4. Theodore Sutton 1977-80 507 2,730 5.38 5. Junior Smith 1991-94 28 0 0 168 5. Butch Colson 1967-69 638 2,512 3.94 6. Bill Lamm 1977-80 0 89 26 167 6. Anthony Collins 1977-80 367 2,207 6.01 7. Butch Colson 1967-69 27 1 0 164 7. Kenny Strayhorn 1972-75 421 2,155 5.12 8. Kenny Strayhorn 1967-69 27 1 0 164 8. Dave Alexander 1963-65 394 2,112 5.36 9. Robb Imperato 1988-90 93 0 20 153 9. Eddie Hicks 1975-78 330 2,101 6.37 10. Eddie Hicks 1975-78 24 1 0 146 10. Earnest Byner 1980-83 378 2,049 5.42 KICKOFF RETURNS PASSING YARDAGE No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. No. Player Years All. Comp. TD Yds. 1. Jerry Tolley 1962-64 609 19 32.1 1. Marcus Crandell 1993-888 484 42 5,691 2. Bill Cline 1962-64 518 18 28.8 2. Jeff Blake 1988-91 667 360 43 5,133 3. Henry Williams 1983-84 1,104 43 25.7 3. Travis Hunter 1986-89 587 280 32 3,928 4. Anthony Collins 1977-80 1,939 79 24.5 4. Carl Summerell 1971-73 427 198 26 2,859 5. Dion Johnson 1990-91 1,392 58 24.0 5. Michael Anderson 1990-92 427 237 24 2,682 6. Junior Robinson 1987-89 1,609 68 23.7 6. John Casazza 1970-71 459 194 9 2,516 7. Reggie McKinney 1985-88 1,709 73 23.4 7. Bill Cline 1962-64 283 153 27 2,425 8. Reggie Pinkney 1974-76 508 22 23.1 8. Leander Green 1976-79 289 133 12 2,098 9. Jimmy Walden 1981-84 811 37 21.9 9. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 282 147 10 1,976 10. Willie Hawkins 1975-77 918 43 21.3 10. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 309 147 9 1,897 Returning Players In Bold. (NOTE: Qualifiers must have played two years or more when averages are used.) 11o2 ECU Footbal

RECEPTION YARDAGE TOTAL OFFENSE Total No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. TD No. Player Year Plays Rush Pass Yds. 1. Hunter Gallimore 1991 881 49 17.9 8 1. Jeff Blake 1991 445 109 3,073 3,182 2. Walter Wilson 1989 771 43 17.9 9 2. Marcus Crandell 1994 472 96 2,687 2,783 3. Dion Johnson 1991 743 40 18.6 4 3. Michael Anderson 1992 441 -79 2,486 2,407 4. Luke Fisher 1991 686 48 14.3 4 4. Jeff Blake 1990 337 414 1,510 1,924 5. Tim Dameron 1972 648 30 21.6 5 5. Travis Hunter 1989 321 398 1,478 1,876 6. Clayton Driver 1992 624 43 14.5 6 6. Leander Green 1979 288 632 1,082 1,714 7. Mitchell Galloway 1995 619 46 13.5 3 7. Carl Summerell 1972 289 424 1,275 1,700 8. Mitchell Galloway 1994 566 36 15.7 4 8. Kevin Ingram 1983 280 464 1,191 1,655 9. Morris Letcher 1992 557 47 11.9 5 9. Dave Alexander 1965 303 558 1,029 1,587 10. Luke Fisher 1990 534 35 15.3 6 10. Bill Cline 1964 217 944 630 1,574 PASS COMPLETIONS PASS RECEPTIONS No. Player Year Comp. Alt. TD Yds. No. Player Year No. Yds. Avg. TD 1. Marcus Crandell 1995 235 447 18 2,751 1. Hunter Gallimore 1991 49 881 17.9 8 2. Marcus Crandell 1994 230 401 21 2,687 2. Luke Fisher 1991 48 686 14.3 4 3. Michael Anderson 1992 222 398 22 2,486 3. Morris Letcher 1992 47 557 11.9 5 4. Jeff Blake 1991 203 368 28 3,073 4. Mitchell Galloway 1995 46 619 13.5 3 5. John Casazza 1970 122 277 4 1,512 DicknCorrada 1970 46 512 11.1 1 6. Jeff Blake 1990 116 219 13 1,510 5. Peter Zophy 1992 44 487 11.1 2 7. Travis Hunter 1989 110 223 15 1,478 6. Jason Nichols 1995 43 502 11.7 2 8. Kevin Ingram 1983 90 164 8 1,191 Walter Wilson 1989 43 771 17.9 9 9. Carl Summerell 1972 86 197 12 1,275 Clayton Driver 1992 43 624 14.5 6 10. Carl Summerell 1973 82 154 11 1,222 9. Dave Bumgarner 1964 42 519 12.6 4 Jason Nichols 1994 42 450 10.7 2 PUNT RETURNS No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. PUNTING (Min. 1.2 att. per game) 1. Tommy Bullock 1968 148 9 16.4 No. Player Year No. Yds. Avg. 2. Bobby Ellis 1965 189 14 13.5 1. Claude King 1954 54 2,468 45.7 3. Gerald Hall 1978 478 36 13.3 2. Matt Levine 1994 58 2,470 42.6 4. Stu Garrett 1969 97 8 12.1 3. John Jett 1991 48 2,025 42.2 5. Morris Letcher 1992 263 22 11.9 4. Jeff Bolch 1983 50 2,015 40.3 6. Bobby Ellis 1966 130 11 11.8 5. Jeff Bolch 1984 62 2,492 40.2 7. Gerald Hall 1976 302 26 11.6 John Jett 1989 71 2,853 40.2 8. Jimmy Walden 1981 115 10 11.5 7. Gil Job 1974 50 2,001 40.02 9. Dion Johnson 1990 167 15 11.1 8. Rodney Allen 1979 48 1,910 39.8 10. Junior Robinson 1989 201 19 10.6 9. John Jett 1988 39 1,509 39.7 10. Rodney Allen 1978 66 2,581 39.1 RUSHING No. Player Year Alt. Gain Avg. SCORING 1. Junior Smith 1993 278 1,352 4.9 No. Player Year TD PAT FG Pts. 2. Carlester Crumpler 1972 340 1,309 3.9 1. Carlester Crumpler 1972 17 0 0 102 3. Junior Smith 1994 226 1,204 5.3 2. Dave Alexander 1964 16 0 0 96 4. Butch Colson 1967 252 1,135 4.5 Dave Alexander 1965 16 0 0 96 5. Anthony Collins 1979 154 1,130 7.3 4. Butch Colson 1967 15 1 0 92 6. Carlester Crumpler 1973 204 1,042 5.1 5. Pete Conaty 1976 2 26 16 86 7. Junior Smith 1992 186 1,037 5.6 6. Anthony Collins 1979 14 0 0 84 8. Dave Alexander 1965 227 1,029 4.5 7. Anthony Brenner 1991 0 40 14 82 9. Tony Baker 1985 197 951 4.8 8. Leander Green 1979 12 2 0 76 10. Jerris McPhail 1995 185 910 4.9 9. Jeff Heath 1982 0 27 16 75 10. Carlester Crumpler 1973 12 0 0 72 PASSING YARDAGE No. Player Year Alt. Comp. TD Yds. KICKOFF RETURNS (Min. 1.2 att. per game) 1. Jeff Blake 1991 368 203 28 3,073 No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. 2. Marcus Crandell 1995 447 235 18 2,751 1. Henry Williams 1983 591 19 31.1 3. Marcus Crandell 1994 401 230 21 2,687 2. Anthony Collins 1980 990 37 26.8 4. Michael Anderson 1992 398 222 22 2,486 3. Dion Johnson 1990 879 34 25.9 5. John Casazza 1970 277 122 4 1,512 4. Junior Robinson 1989 955 38 25.1 6. Jeff Blake 1990 219 116 13 1,510 5. Bobby Clair 1985 423 17 24.9 7. Travis Hunter 1989 223 110 15 1,478 Anthony Collins 1978 398 16 24.9 8. Carl Summerell 1972 197 86 12 1,275 7. Junior Robinson 1988 435 18 24.2 9. Carl Summrell 1973 154 82 11 1,222 8. Willie Hawkins 1977 525 22 23.9 10. Kevin Ingram 1983 164 90 8 1,191 9. Reggie Pinkney 1973 467 20 23.4 10. Reggie McKinney 1988 566 25 22.6 Returning Players In Bold ECU Football 113 RECEPTION YARDAGE TOTAL OFFENSE Total No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. TD No. Player Year Plays Rush Pass Yds. 1. Hunter Gallimore 1991 881 49 17.9 8 1. Jeff Blake 1991 445 109 3,073 3,182 2. Walter Wilson 1989 771 43 17.9 9 2. Marcus Crandell 1994 472 96 2,687 2,783 3. Dion Johnson 1991 743 40 18.6 4 3. Michael Anderson 1992 441 -79 2,486 2,407 4. Luke Fisher 1991 686 48 14.3 4 4. Jeff Blake 1990 337 414 1,510 1,924 5. Tim Dameron 1972 648 30 21.6 5 5. Travis Hunter 1989 321 398 1,478 1,876 6. Clayton Driver 1992 624 43 14.5 6 6. Leander Green 1979 288 632 1,082 1,714 7. Mitchell Galloway 1995 619 46 13.5 3 7. Carl Summerell 1972 289 424 1,275 1,700 8. Mitchell Galloway 1994 566 36 15.7 4 8. Kevin Ingram 1983 280 464 1,191 1,655 9. Morris Letcher 1992 557 47 11.9 5 9. Dave Alexander 1965 303 558 1,029 1,587 10. Luke Fisher 1990 534 35 15.3 6 10. Bill Cline 1964 217 944 630 1,574 PASS COMPLETIONS PASS RECEPTIONS No. Player Year Comp. Alt. TD Yds. No. Player Year No. Yds. Avg. TD 1. Marcus Crandell 1995 235 447 18 2,751 1. Hunter Gallimore 1991 49 881 17.9 8 2. Marcus Crandell 1994 230 401 21 2,687 2. Luke Fisher 1991 48 686 14.3 4 3. Michael Anderson 1992 222 398 22 2,486 3. Morris Letcher 1992 47 557 11.9 5 4. Jeff Blake 1991 203 368 28 3,073 4. Mitchell Galloway 1995 46 619 13.5 3 5. John Casazza 1970 122 277 4 1,512 DicknCorrada 1970 46 512 11.1 1 6. Jeff Blake 1990 116 219 13 1,510 5. Peter Zophy 1992 44 487 11.1 2 7. Travis Hunter 1989 110 223 15 1,478 6. Jason Nichols 1995 43 502 11.7 2 8. Kevin Ingram 1983 90 164 8 1,191 Walter Wilson 1989 43 771 17.9 9 9. Carl Summerell 1972 86 197 12 1,275 Clayton Driver 1992 43 624 14.5 6 10. Carl Summerell 1973 82 154 11 1,222 9. Dave Bumgarner 1964 42 519 12.6 4 Jason Nichols 1994 42 450 10.7 2 PUNT RETURNS No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. PUNTING (Min. 1.2 att. per game) 1. Tommy Bullock 1968 148 9 16.4 No. Player Year No. Yds. Avg. 2. Bobby Ellis 1965 189 14 13.5 1. Claude King 1954 54 2,468 45.7 3. Gerald Hall 1978 478 36 13.3 2. Matt Levine 1994 58 2,470 42.6 4. Stu Garrett 1969 97 8 12.1 3. John Jett 1991 48 2,025 42.2 5. Morris Letcher 1992 263 22 11.9 4. Jeff Bolch 1983 50 2,015 40.3 6. Bobby Ellis 1966 130 11 11.8 5. Jeff Bolch 1984 62 2,492 40.2 7. Gerald Hall 1976 302 26 11.6 John Jett 1989 71 2,853 40.2 8. Jimmy Walden 1981 115 10 11.5 7. Gil Job 1974 50 2,001 40.02 9. Dion Johnson 1990 167 15 11.1 8. Rodney Allen 1979 48 1,910 39.8 10. Junior Robinson 1989 201 19 10.6 9. John Jett 1988 39 1,509 39.7 10. Rodney Allen 1978 66 2,581 39.1 RUSHING No. Player Year Alt. Gain Avg. SCORING 1. Junior Smith 1993 278 1,352 4.9 No. Player Year TD PAT FG Pts. 2. Carlester Crumpler 1972 340 1,309 3.9 1. Carlester Crumpler 1972 17 0 0 102 3. Junior Smith 1994 226 1,204 5.3 2. Dave Alexander 1964 16 0 0 96 4. Butch Colson 1967 252 1,135 4.5 Dave Alexander 1965 16 0 0 96 5. Anthony Collins 1979 154 1,130 7.3 4. Butch Colson 1967 15 1 0 92 6. Carlester Crumpler 1973 204 1,042 5.1 5. Pete Conaty 1976 2 26 16 86 7. Junior Smith 1992 186 1,037 5.6 6. Anthony Collins 1979 14 0 0 84 8. Dave Alexander 1965 227 1,029 4.5 7. Anthony Brenner 1991 0 40 14 82 9. Tony Baker 1985 197 951 4.8 8. Leander Green 1979 12 2 0 76 10. Jerris McPhail 1995 185 910 4.9 9. Jeff Heath 1982 0 27 16 75 10. Carlester Crumpler 1973 12 0 0 72 PASSING YARDAGE No. Player Year Alt. Comp. TD Yds. KICKOFF RETURNS (Min. 1.2 att. per game) 1. Jeff Blake 1991 368 203 28 3,073 No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. 2. Marcus Crandell 1995 447 235 18 2,751 1. Henry Williams 1983 591 19 31.1 3. Marcus Crandell 1994 401 230 21 2,687 2. Anthony Collins 1980 990 37 26.8 4. Michael Anderson 1992 398 222 22 2,486 3. Dion Johnson 1990 879 34 25.9 5. John Casazza 1970 277 122 4 1,512 4. Junior Robinson 1989 955 38 25.1 6. Jeff Blake 1990 219 116 13 1,510 5. Bobby Clair 1985 423 17 24.9 7. Travis Hunter 1989 223 110 15 1,478 Anthony Collins 1978 398 16 24.9 8. Carl Summerell 1972 197 86 12 1,275 7. Junior Robinson 1988 435 18 24.2 9. Carl Summrell 1973 154 82 11 1,222 8. Willie Hawkins 1977 525 22 23.9 10. Kevin Ingram 1983 164 90 8 1,191 9. Reggie Pinkney 1973 467 20 23.4 10. Reggie McKinney 1988 566 25 22.6 Returning Players In Bold ECU Football 113

RUSHING OFFENSE INTERCEPTIONS Net Avg./ Avg./ No. Year G Alt. Yds. Game TD No. Year No. Yds. Int.1. 1979 11 692 4,053 368.5 47 1. 1976 26 519 20.0 2. 1976 11 734 3,263 296.6 28 2. 1975 24 198 8.33. 1975 11 617 3,090 280.9 29 3. 1965 23 215 9.3 4. 1974 11 643 3,015 274.1 30 4. 1973 22 333 15.15. 1977 11 604 2,927 266.1 29 1994 22 265 12.06. 1973 11 638 2,918 265.3 32 6. 1991 20 361 18.0 7. 1982 11 619 2,845 258.6 23 7. 1995 19 206 10.88. 1972 11 687 2,783 253.0 23 1985 19 206 10.8 9. 1978 11 625 2,692 244.7 21 1978 19 155 8.210. 1981 11 601 2,662 242.0 25 10. 1981 17 226 13.21977 17 171 10.1 PASSING OFFENSE 1968 17 120 7.1 No. Year G Alt. Comp. Yds. Game TD1. 1991 11 414 229 3,379 307.2 30 PUNT RETURNS2. 1992 11 398 272 3,085 280.4 27 No. Year No. Yds. Avg.3. 1995 11 457 239 2812 255.6 18 1. 1978 38 469 12.3 4. 1994 11 407 234 2,765 251.4 23 2. 1976 36 437 12.1 5. 1989 11 314 156 2,145 195.0 18 3. 1962 27 308 11.46. 1988 11 240 108 1,645 149.6 14 4. 1981 12 126 10.57. 1993 11 311 144 1,621 147.4 10 1983 22 230 10.58. 1970 11 301 133 1,612 146.5 4 6. 1965 31 316 10.29. 1990 11 241 128 1,605 145.9 13 7. 1967 40 404 10.110. 1971 10 260 103 1,408 140.8 8 8. 1985 21 207 9.99. 1994 23 225 9.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 10. 1989 34 324 9.5 Rush Pass Total Avg./ No. Year G Yds. Yds. Yds. Game TD TOTAL DEFENSE Pass Total Avg./1. 1979 11 4,053 1,175 5,228 475.3 51 No. Year Rush Yds. Yds. Yds. Game2. 1991 11 1,429 3,379 4,808 437.1 43 1. 1965 881 1,076 1,957 195.73. 1992 11 1,547 3,085 4,632 421.1 36 2. 1964 1,111 907 2,018 201.84. 1994 11 1,717 2,765 4,482 407.5 37 3. 1978 1,416 837 2,253 204.85. 1995 11 1,545 2,812 4,357 396.1 31 4. 1963 1,144 917 2,061 206.1 6. 1982 11 2,845 1,546 4,391 399.2 29 5. 1976 1,353 1,002 2,355 214.17. 1988 11 2,650 1,645 4,295 390.5 35 6. 1972 1,200 1,517 2,717 247.08. 1973 11 2,918 1,327 4,245 385.9 41 7. 1973 1,406 1,511 2,917 265.2 9. 1972 11 2,783 1,283 4,066 369.6 35 8. 1966 1,608 1,114 2,722 272.2 10. 1975 11 3,090 969 4,059 369.0 40 9. 1969 1,200 1,644 2,844 284.410. 1967 1,413 1,464 2,877 287.7 NET PUNTING Rel. Net SCORING DEFENSE No. Year No. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avg. No. Year G Pts. Avg.1. 1983 51 2,013 39.5 128 36.9 1. 1963 10 54 5.42. 1984 63 2,505 39.8 202 36.6 2. 1965 9 83 9.23. 1975 63 2,369 37.6 88 36.2 3. 1964 10 99 9.94. 1979 48 1,909 39.8 181 36.0 4. 1978 11 123 10.35. 1974 68 2,673 39.3 247 35.7 5. 1976 11 116 10.51994 62 2,514 40.5 300 35.7 6. 1973 11 151 13.77. 1977 64 2,349 36.7 194 35.6 7. 1977 11 154 14.01978 66 2,580 39.1 231 35.6 1975 11 154 14.09. 1991 49 2,025 41.3 288 35.4 9. 1962 9 136 15.110. 1985 68 2,616 38.5 228 35.1 10. 1974 11 167 15.2 SCORING KICKOFF RETURNS No. Year TD FG PAT SAF Pts. Avg. No. Year No. Yds. Avg.1. 1979 51 8 48 0 380 34.5 1. 1963 16 455 28.42. 1991 47 14 43 1 372 33.8 2. 1962 26 663 25.53. 1973 47 8 42 1 352 32.0 3. 1980 43 1,088 25.34. 1964 42 0 23 0 279 27.9 4. 1983 30 748 24.95. 1994 40 8 31 0 303 27.5 5. 1989 53 1,245 23.56. 1989 39 7 37 3 301 27.4 6. 1985 38 883 23.27. 1965 38 2 34 0 268 26.8 7. 1990 53 1,197 22.68. 1992 41 2 34 0 289 26.3 8. 1992 56 1,206 21.549. 1988 38 8 33 0 287 26.1 9. 1988 54 1,160 21.4810. 1976 34 14 30 0 278 25.3 10. 1978 32 684 21.41967 37 1 26 0 253 25.3 114 ECU Footba RUSHING OFFENSE INTERCEPTIONS Net Avg./ Avg./ No. Year G Alt. Yds. Game TD No. Year No. Yds. Int.1. 1979 11 692 4,053 368.5 47 1. 1976 26 519 20.0 2. 1976 11 734 3,263 296.6 28 2. 1975 24 198 8.33. 1975 11 617 3,090 280.9 29 3. 1965 23 215 9.3 4. 1974 11 643 3,015 274.1 30 4. 1973 22 333 15.15. 1977 11 604 2,927 266.1 29 1994 22 265 12.06. 1973 11 638 2,918 265.3 32 6. 1991 20 361 18.0 7. 1982 11 619 2,845 258.6 23 7. 1995 19 206 10.88. 1972 11 687 2,783 253.0 23 1985 19 206 10.8 9. 1978 11 625 2,692 244.7 21 1978 19 155 8.210. 1981 11 601 2,662 242.0 25 10. 1981 17 226 13.21977 17 171 10.1 PASSING OFFENSE 1968 17 120 7.1 No. Year G Alt. Comp. Yds. Game TD1. 1991 11 414 229 3,379 307.2 30 PUNT RETURNS2. 1992 11 398 272 3,085 280.4 27 No. Year No. Yds. Avg.3. 1995 11 457 239 2812 255.6 18 1. 1978 38 469 12.3 4. 1994 11 407 234 2,765 251.4 23 2. 1976 36 437 12.1 5. 1989 11 314 156 2,145 195.0 18 3. 1962 27 308 11.46. 1988 11 240 108 1,645 149.6 14 4. 1981 12 126 10.57. 1993 11 311 144 1,621 147.4 10 1983 22 230 10.58. 1970 11 301 133 1,612 146.5 4 6. 1965 31 316 10.29. 1990 11 241 128 1,605 145.9 13 7. 1967 40 404 10.110. 1971 10 260 103 1,408 140.8 8 8. 1985 21 207 9.99. 1994 23 225 9.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 10. 1989 34 324 9.5 Rush Pass Total Avg./ No. Year G Yds. Yds. Yds. Game TD TOTAL DEFENSE Pass Total Avg./1. 1979 11 4,053 1,175 5,228 475.3 51 No. Year Rush Yds. Yds. Yds. Game2. 1991 11 1,429 3,379 4,808 437.1 43 1. 1965 881 1,076 1,957 195.73. 1992 11 1,547 3,085 4,632 421.1 36 2. 1964 1,111 907 2,018 201.84. 1994 11 1,717 2,765 4,482 407.5 37 3. 1978 1,416 837 2,253 204.85. 1995 11 1,545 2,812 4,357 396.1 31 4. 1963 1,144 917 2,061 206.1 6. 1982 11 2,845 1,546 4,391 399.2 29 5. 1976 1,353 1,002 2,355 214.17. 1988 11 2,650 1,645 4,295 390.5 35 6. 1972 1,200 1,517 2,717 247.08. 1973 11 2,918 1,327 4,245 385.9 41 7. 1973 1,406 1,511 2,917 265.2 9. 1972 11 2,783 1,283 4,066 369.6 35 8. 1966 1,608 1,114 2,722 272.2 10. 1975 11 3,090 969 4,059 369.0 40 9. 1969 1,200 1,644 2,844 284.410. 1967 1,413 1,464 2,877 287.7 NET PUNTING Rel. Net SCORING DEFENSE No. Year No. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avg. No. Year G Pts. Avg.1. 1983 51 2,013 39.5 128 36.9 1. 1963 10 54 5.42. 1984 63 2,505 39.8 202 36.6 2. 1965 9 83 9.23. 1975 63 2,369 37.6 88 36.2 3. 1964 10 99 9.94. 1979 48 1,909 39.8 181 36.0 4. 1978 11 123 10.35. 1974 68 2,673 39.3 247 35.7 5. 1976 11 116 10.51994 62 2,514 40.5 300 35.7 6. 1973 11 151 13.77. 1977 64 2,349 36.7 194 35.6 7. 1977 11 154 14.01978 66 2,580 39.1 231 35.6 1975 11 154 14.09. 1991 49 2,025 41.3 288 35.4 9. 1962 9 136 15.110. 1985 68 2,616 38.5 228 35.1 10. 1974 11 167 15.2 SCORING KICKOFF RETURNS No. Year TD FG PAT SAF Pts. Avg. No. Year No. Yds. Avg.1. 1979 51 8 48 0 380 34.5 1. 1963 16 455 28.42. 1991 47 14 43 1 372 33.8 2. 1962 26 663 25.53. 1973 47 8 42 1 352 32.0 3. 1980 43 1,088 25.34. 1964 42 0 23 0 279 27.9 4. 1983 30 748 24.95. 1994 40 8 31 0 303 27.5 5. 1989 53 1,245 23.56. 1989 39 7 37 3 301 27.4 6. 1985 38 883 23.27. 1965 38 2 34 0 268 26.8 7. 1990 53 1,197 22.68. 1992 41 2 34 0 289 26.3 8. 1992 56 1,206 21.549. 1988 38 8 33 0 287 26.1 9. 1988 54 1,160 21.4810. 1976 34 14 30 0 278 25.3 10. 1978 32 684 21.41967 37 1 26 0 253 25.3 114 ECU Footba

Yds. Alt. TD Name Opponent DateYds. Att. TD Name Opponent Date 282 31 3 Junior Smith Tulsa Nov. 6, 1993 128 11 1 Willie Hawkins Southern Miss Sept. 11, 1976 245 37 3 Billy Wightman Davidson Nov. 8, 1969 127 19 1 Billy Wightman Parsons Sept. 14, 1968 232 31 2 Junior Smith Arkansas St. Nov. 14, 1992 127 34 0 Billy Wallace Furman Oct. 31, 1970 212 20 1 Reggie McKinney Cincinnati Oct. 10, 1987 127 15 0 Theo Sutton N.C. State Sept. 2, 1977 209 26 1 J erris McPhail Memphis Nov. 18, 1995 124 18 3 George Gay Davidson Oct. 8, 1966 192 28 2 Junior Smith South Carolina Oct. 8, 1994 124 34 3 Carlester Crumpler William & Mary Nov. 11, 1972 184 34 3 Carlester Crumpler Appalachian St. Nov. 17, 1973 124 15 1 Mike Weaver N.C. State Oct. 5, 1974 183 18 1 Dave Alexander Howard Sept. 26, 1964 124 13 1 Kevin Ingram Florida State Sept. 3, 1984 180 23 1 Earnest Byner William & Mary Nov. 13, 1982 124 18 2 Reggie Branch Southern Miss. Oct. 10, 1984 178 20 1 Jerris McPhail Central Michigan Sept. 16, 1995 122 10 1 Willie Hawkins William & Mary Sept. 20, 1975 178 14 3 Leander Green Richmond Nov. 10, 1979 122 19 3 Anthony Collins Appalachian St. Nov. 3, 1979 177 21 2 Eddie Hicks Southern Illinois Oct. 9, 1976 121 13 3 David Daniels Cincinnati Oct. 20, 1990 176 27 1 Dave Alexander Lenoir-Rhyne Nov. 6, 1965 121 35 Carlester Crumpler Appalachian St. Sept. 23, 1972 176 29 2 Butch Colson Furman Nov. 4, 1967 121 26 1 Theo Sutton William & Mary Nov. 1, 1980 175 38 Scott Harley Temple Oct. 21, 1995 120 12 1 Leon Lawson USL Oct. 17, 1981 170 31 2 Dave Alexander Maine Dec. 11, 1965 120 20 0 Tony Baker N.C. State Sept. 29, 1984 170 41 0 Butch Colson Southern Miss. Nov. 22, 1969 119 21 1 Junior Smith Central Florida Nov. 13, 1994 170 17 0 Les Strayhorn Toledo Sept. 12, 1970 119 12 1 Jeff Blake Cincinnati Oct. 20, 1990 169 38 1 Carlester Crumpler Dayton Nov. 18, 1972 118 28 2 Butch Colson The Citadel Nov. 23, 1968 169 34 0 Junior Smith Kentucky Nov. 13, 1993 118 34 0 Butch Colson Furman Nov. 1, 1969 168 16 2 Billy Wightman Furman Nov. 1, 1969 118 12 1 Carlton Nelson W. Carolina Sept. 5, 1981 166 26 1 Billy Wallace Davidson Nov. 28, 1970 117 26 2 Butch Colson Marshall Nov. 18, 1967 165 20 0 Tony Baker Temple Nov. 20, 1982 117 20 1 Billy Wallace N.C. State Oct. 23, 1971 165 23 2 Junior Smith Temple Sept. 17, 1994 117 14 0 Tony Baker Texas-Arlington Nov. 6, 1982 164 8 1 Eddie Hicks Virginia Nov. 8, 1975 116 15 1 Willie Hawkins N.C. State Oct. 30, 1976 164 28 1 Junior Smith Syracuse Sept. 9, 1993 115 25 0 Theo Sutton VMI Oct. 7, 1978 164 20 1 Tony Baker SW Texas State Sept. 14, 1985 115 20 1 Theo Sutton W. Carolina Oct. 18, 1980 163 24 2 Carlester Crumpler William & Mary Nov. 3, 1973 115 22 0 Tony Baker Temple Oct. 15, 1983 162 19 2 Tony Collins William & Mary Nov. 24, 1979 114 17 1 Junior Smith Cincinnati Oct. 29, 1994 161 26 0 Jeff Blake Northern Illinois Nov. 10, 1990 114 15 0 Theo Sutton VMI Sept. 24, 1977 161 25 2 Carlester Crumpler Davidson Nov. 6, 1971 114 23 2 Leander Green Richmond Oct. 21, 1978 161 14 2 Bubba Bunn E. Tenn. State Oct. 20, 1984 114 16 3 Eddie Hicks Appalachian St. Nov. 4, 1978 156 29 2 Tim James Cincinnati Nov. 19, 1988 113 13 1 Ken Strayhorn UT-Chattanooga Nov. 4, 1972 156 15 3 Ken Strayhorn Davidson Oct. 6, 1973 113 12 1 Eddie Hicks VMI Oct. 16, 1976 155 32 1 Billy Wightman Louisiana Tech Sept. 27, 1969 113 19 1 Tony Collins Duke Sept. 15, 1979 154 21 1 Junior Smith Tulsa Oct. 22, 1994 113 9 3 Leander Green The Citadel Oct. 13, 1979 154 16 2 Tony Baker Richmond Oct. 9, 1982 112 19 1 Butch Colson Southern Illinois Oct. 7, 1967 153 24 2 Tom Michel Wofford Nov. 17, 1962 112 18 1 Willie Hawkins Southern Illinois Oct. 9, 1976 153 34 3 Butch Colson The Citadel Oct. 28, 1967 112 13 0 Tony Collins USL Sept. 23, 1978 152 36 2 Carlester Crumpler Furman Oct. 28, 1972 112 12 2 Theo Sutton W. Carolina Sept. 1, 1979 151 12 Theo Sutton N. Texas State Nov. 17, 1979 112 7 1 Tony Collins VMI Sept. 29, 1979 150 18 1 Junior Smith Southern Miss. Oct. 29, 1992 112 10 0 Charles Miles Southern Miss. Oct. 29, 1992 150 30 3 Junior Smith Central Florida Sept. 18, 1993 112 21 2 Anthony Simpson Ga. Southern Sept. 26, 1987 148 25 2 Butch Colson Tampa Nov. 9, 1968 111 17 0 Cedric Van Buren Memphis State Nov. 3, 1990 147 22 0 Billy Wightman Tampa Nov. 9, 1968 111 9 2 Buddy Bovender W. Carolina Oct. 19, 1963 147 22 0 Tony Baker SW Louisiana Oct. 12, 1985 110 21 2 Carlester Crumpler Furman Oct. 30, 1971 146 24 1 Les Strayhorn Davidson Nov. 18, 1970 109 18 0 Dave Alexander Furman Oct. 2, 1965 146 27 Ken Strayhorn Furman Sept. 29, 1973 109 28 0 Junior Smith Memphis State Nov. 21, 1992 146 20 1 Junior Smith Memphis State Oct. 2, 1993 109 19 0 Carlester Crumpler N.C. State Sept. 8, 1973 144 21 3 Don Schink The Citadel Nov. 2, 1969 109 22 2 Raymond Jones William & Mary Sept. 25, 1976 144 27 2 Carlester Crumpler Richmond Nov. 10, 1973 109 16 1 Reggie Branch Illinois State Oct. 23, 1982 143 17 1 Theo Sutton Louisiana Tech Dec. 16, 1978 108 23 0 Jerris McPhail Tennessee Sept. 2, 1995 142 22 1 Junior Smith Auburn Nov. 5, 1994 108 29 1 Carlester Crumpler VMI Sept. 9, 1972 142 28 0 Les Strayhorn Marshall Nov. 14, 1970 108 23 2 Tony Baker SW Louisiana Oct. 8, 1983 141 19 1 Bill Bailey NE Louisiana Sept. 24, 1966 107 11 1 Bobby Myrick Richmond Nov. 9, 1974 137 23 3 Billy Wallace W. Texas State Oct. 3, 1970 107 16 0 Carlton Nelson W. Carolina Oct. 18, 1980 136 8 1 Jimmy Howe Appalachian St. Oct. 19, 1974 107 15 0 Ron Jones Penn State Sept. 21, 1985 135 21 1 Les Strayhorn The Citadel Oct. 2, 1971 106 12 2 Eddie Hicks Appalachian St. Nov. 25, 1976 135 27 2 Carlester Crumpler UNC Nov. 25, 1972 106 10 2 Sam Harrell Richmond Nov. 11, 1979 135 20 2 Tony Baker William & Mary Nov. 12, 1983 105 14 2 Ken Strayhorn Furman Nov. 1, 1975 135 27 0 Junior Smith South Carolina Oct. 9, 1993 105 6 1 Eddie Hicks William & Mary Nov. 11, 1977 134 8 2 Eddie Hicks Southern Miss. Sept. 11, 1976 104 22 0 Billy Wallace N.C. State Oct. 10, 1970 134 20 1 Theo Sutton Appalachian St. Nov. 3, 1979 104 6 1 Marvin Cobb The Citadel Oct. 13, 1979 133 20 0 Junior Smith South Carolina Sept. 19, 1992 104 21 0 Reggie Smith N.C. State Sept. 29, 1984 132 27 Billy Wallace Marshall Nov. 14, 1970 103 18 4 Ken Strayhorn Dayton Oct. 26, 1974 132 35 1 Carlester Crumpler Richmond Oct. 7, 1972 103 14 1 Ken Strayhorn Virginia Nov. 8, 1975 132 8 3 Anthony Collins Wake Forest Sept. 22, 1979 103 26 2 Mike Weaver The Citadel Oct. 2, 1976 131 38 1 Carlester Crumpler The Citadel Oct. 14, 1972 103 10 1 Pete Conaty Southern Illinois Oct. 9, 1976 131 31 1 Anthony Simpson Ga. Southern Oct. 18, 1986 102 21 1 Butch Colson W. Texas State Nov. 11, 1967 130 29 2 Carlester Crumpler UT-Chattanooga Nov. 4, 1972 101 17 2 David Daniels Virginia Tech Sept. 15, 1990 130 29 1 Tony Baker Tulsa Nov. 16, 1985 101 20 0 George Robinson The Citadel Oct. 23, 1965 129 10 2 Billy Wightman Marshall Nov. 16, 1968 101 20 0 Don Schink Southern Illinois Sept. 28, 1974 129 17 0 Eddie Hicks UNC Oct. 23, 1976 100 7 0 Theo Sutton Richmond Oct. 15, 1977 129 20 2 Earnest Byner William & Mary Nov. 12, 1983 ECU Football 115

361 47 27 Jeff Blake Southern Miss. Nov. 9, 1991 100+ YARD RECEIVING 353 42 21 Jeff Blake Illinois Aug. 31, 1991 349 44 26 Michael Anderson Virginia Tech Sept. 12, 1992 347 31 18 Jeff Blake South Carolina Sept. 28, 1991 Yds. Rec. Name Opponent Date 344 28 Marcus Crandell South Carolina Oct. 8, 1994 19 324 4339 39 4443 17 218 3 Terry Gallaher Appalachian St. Sept. 13, 1975 172 7 Walter Wilson Pittsburgh Nov. 18, 1989 169 14 Dick1Corrada Southern Illinois Oct. 17, 1970 337 47 24 Jeff Blake Virginia Tech Nov. 16, 1991 333 52 24 Michael Anderson Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 332 50 30 Marcus Crandell Virginia Tech Oct. 15, 1994 157 5 Dion Johnson Illinois Syracuse Oct. 12, 1991 Aug. 31, 1991 23 Jeff Blake 155 10 Clayton Driver Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 314 25 Michael Anderson Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 312 52 28 Marcus Crandell Southern Miss. Oct. 28, 1995 154 11 Hunter Gallimore Southern Miss. Nov. 9, 1991 290 33 17 Marcus Crandell Tulsa Nov. 11, 1995 152 5 Tim Dameron Furman Oct. 30, 1971 148 12 Peter Zophy Bowling Green Sept. 26, 1992 Marcus Crandell Army Nov. 4, 1995 283 26 283 46 22 Jeff Blake Cincinnati Nov. 23, 1991 144 6 Walter Wilson Illinois State Sept. 23, 1989 280 43 21 Marcus Crandell Syracuse144 12 Luke Fisher N.C. State Jan. 1, 1992 Sept. 24, 1994 138 5 Mitchell Galloway Tulsa Oct. 21, 1995 Nov. 11, 1995 275 24 Marcus Crandell Temple 138 4 Billy Ray Washington North Texas St. Nov. 17, 1979 21 John Casazza Richmond270 Oct. 24, 1970 270 46 27 Marcus Crandell Auburn Nov. 5, 1994 136 7 Dion Johnson Syracuse Oct. 12, 1991 133 6 Hunter Gallimore Tulane Nov. 2, 1991 266 42 20 Travis Hunter Southern Miss. Nov. 25, 1989 130 8 Bob Withrow Louisville Nov. 25, 1966 265 9 18 Jeff Blake Central Florida Sept. 21, 1991 128 2 Terry Gallaher W. Carolina Oct. 18, 1975 246 29 Perez Mattison Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 1993 127 4 Mitchell Galloway South Carolina Oct. 8, 1994 122 7 Jerris McPhail Syracuse Sept. 9, 1995 117 3 Hunter Gallimore South Carolina Sept. 28, 1991 115 5 Clayton Driver Southern Miss. Nov. 9, 1991 114 2 Reggie McKinney Southern Miss. Sept. 24, 1988 113 5 Hunter Gallimore N.C. State Jan. 1, 1992 112 4 Luke Fisher Florida State Sept. 8, 1990 112 2 Stan Eure Davidson Oct. 6, 1973 111 5 Clayton Driver Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 111 9 Tim Dameron Davidson Nov. 6, 1971 111 9 Peter Zophy Virginia Tech Sept. 12, 1992 110 3 Tim Dameron William & Mary Nov. 11, 1972 110 6 Morris Letcher West Virginia Nov. 7, 1992 109 5 Luke Fisher Georgia Sept. 29, 1990 108 7 Jason Nichols Cincinnati Oct. 7, 1995 108 4 Walter Wilson Temple Nov. 7, 1987 107 8 Jerris McPhail Louisiana Tech Oct. 16, 1993 107 6 Jerris McPhail Southern Miss. Oct. 23, 1993 106 9 Mitchell Galloway Southern Miss. Oct. 28, 1995 106 4 Billy Ray Washington SW Louisiana Sept. 23, 1979 105 5 Walter Wilson Miami (Fla.) Nov. 4, 1989 104 6 Carlester Crumpler Bowling Green Sept. 26, 1992 104 2 TimJames Virginia Tech Oct. 17, 1987 103 9 Morris Letcher Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 Terry Gallaher Travis Hunter Michael Anderson 200+ YARD PASSING Yds. All. Comp. Name Opponent Date 392 59 31 Marcus Crandell Syracuse Sept. 9, 1995 379 55 33 Michael Anderson Bowling Green Sept. 26, 1992 378 51 31 Jeff Blake N.C. State Jan. 1, 1992 116 243 32 18 Jeff Blake Tulane Nov. 2, 1991 243 23 12 Travis Hunter Temple Oct. 11, 1986 242 44 23 Marcus Crandell Cincinnati Oct. 7, 1995 238 26 16 Marcus Crandell Southern Miss. Oct. 1, 1994 237 34 21 Michael Anderson West Virginia Nov. 7, 1992 237 31 21 Jeff Blake Pittsburgh Oct. 26, 1991 231 19 12 Travis Hunter lllinois State Sept. 23, 1989 228 18 10 Travis Hunter Virginia Tech Oct. 17, 1987 228 39 21 Marcus Crandell Memphis Nov. 18, 1995 219 35 18 Michael Anderson South Carolina Sept. 19, 1992 218 46 19 Marcus Crandell Stanford Dec. 30, 1995 216 23 17 Chris Hester Central Florida Sept. 18, 1993 215 25 11 Jeff Blake Memphis State Nov. 3, 1990 214 37 20 Michael Anderson Pittsburgh Oct. 24, 1992 210 15 9 Travis Hunter Temple Nov. 7, 1987 209 205 32 33 15 18 Greg Stewart Travis Hunter East Tenn. State Pittsburgh Sept. 18, 1982 Nov. 18, 1989 201 30 12 Carl Summerell Furman Oct. 28, 1972 300+ TOTAL OFFENSE Yds. No. Name Opponent Date 453 74 Marcus Crandell Syracuse Sept. 9, 1995 402 54 Jeff Blake Southern Miss. Nov. 9, 1991 376 52 Jeff Blake Syracuse Oct. 12, 1991 369 57 Michael Anderson Bowling Green Sept. 26, 1992 368 62 Marcus Crandell Southern Miss. Oct. 28, 1995 368 57 Marcus Crandell Memphis Nov. 19, 1994 365 37 Jeff Blake South Carolina Sept. 28, 1991 365 61 Jeff Blake N.C. State Jan. 1, 1992 364 54 Travis Hunter Southern Miss. Nov. 25, 1989 361 54 Jeff Blake lllinois Aug. 31, 1991 347 34 Marcus Crandell South Carolina Oct. 8, 1994 342 54 Jeff Blake Virginia Tech Nov. 16, 1991 339 48 Michael Anderson Virginia Tech Sept. 12, 1992 335 51 Marcus Crandell Army Nov. 4, 1995 333 52 Michael Anderson Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 330 57 Marcus Crandell Virginia Tech Oct. 15, 1994 318 30 Jeff Blake Cincinnati Oct. 20, 1990 313 30 Travis Hunter Virginia Tech Oct. 17, 1988 312 42 Marcus Crandell Tulsa Nov. 11, 1995 301 42 Michael Anderson Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 ECU Footbal

RUSHING KICKOFF RETURNS 92 9998979393 90 100 Tony Collins vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980) Jerry Tolley vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 19, 1963) Jw1ior Robinson vs. StateTennessee (Sept.Tech (Sept.1983)3, 1988)MitchellJimmy GallowayWalden vs. TulsaEast Tennessee 1994)State (Nov. 7, 1981)Henry Williams vs. Murray State (Sept. 17, 1983) vs. (Oct. 22, Dion Jolmson vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990) Henry Williams vs. Florida 3,8787 7979 959388 8282 WillieHawkins vs. Southern Mississippi (Sept. 11, 1976) Leander Green vs. Richmond (Nov. 8, 1979)Eddie Hicks vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975)Leander Green vs. North Carolina (Sept. 3, 1977) Charles Miles vs. Duke (Oct. 10dEddie Hicks vs. William & Mary (Nov. 12, 1977)Dave Alexander vs. Howard (Sept. 26, 1964)Ken Strayhorn vs. Davidson (Oct. 6, 1973) Tom Michel vs. Northeastern (Dec. 14, 1963) . 1992)7575 Eddie Hicks Richmondvs. North Carolina (Oct. 23, 1976)Tony Baker vs. (Oct. 9, 1982) INTERCEPTION RETURNS98 9595 Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976)*Hank Cooper vs. Cincinnati (Oct. 17, 1992)PASSING Grandison vs. Virginia Tech (Nov. 16, 1991)8791 Jeff Blake to Luke Fisher vs. Florida State (Sept. 8, 1990)Mike Weaver to Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State 85 Marcus Crandell to Mitchell Galloway vs. Tulsa (Nov. 11,(Sept. 13, 1975) 93 85 77 90 80 Danny Kepley vs. Appalachian State (Nov. 17, 1973)Kevin Walker vs. LSU (Dec. 7, 1985) Greg Floyd vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991)Mac Thacker vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 15, 1960) Clint Harris vs. Central Michigan (Sept. 25, 1982) 65 6866 6160 Zack Valentine vs. North Carolina State (Sept. 3, 1977) Clint Harris vs. Temple (Oct. 5, 1983)Chris Hall vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 9, 1989)Chris Hall vs. South Carolina (Oct. 13, 1990)Emmanuel McDaniel vs. Southern Mississippi (Oct. 28, 1995)Fella Rhodes vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 7, 1967) 84 1995)Charlie Libretto to Reggie McKinney vs. Southern Missis83 77 8180 Jeff Blake to Dion Johnson vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991) Carl 1988)Summerell to Tim Dameron vs. VMI (Sept. 9, 1972)sippi (Sept. 24,Bill Cline to Larry Rudisill vs. Northeastern (Dec. 14, 1963)Pete Conaty to Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept.74 Jeff Blake to Cedric Van Buren vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21,13, 1975)1991)Mike Weaver to Theodore Ashford vs. William & Mary(Nov. 16, 1974)74 Jeff Blake to Cedric Van Buren vs. Memphis State (Nov. 3,1990)7474 Bill Cline to Dinky Mills vs. Furman (Nov. 7, 1964)Travis Hunter to Tim James vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 17, 1987) PUNTS 646362 887674 696766 71 Jeff LositoBolch vs. Southern 1987)Mississippi (Nov. 19, 1983) John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988)Jeff Bolch vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 19, 1983) Mike vs.Herring Toledovs. (Sept.Southern 197Illinois (Oct. 29, 1966)Craig Losito vs. Temple (Oct. 11, 1986) Craig vs. Illinois (Sept. 19,Clark Davis 11, 1) Claude King vs. Appalachian State (Oct. 18, 1954)Rodney Allen vs. Wake Forest (Sept. 22, 1979)Tom Daub vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976) PUNT RETURNS 6656 7470 85 777774 97 80 Junior Robinson vs. Illinois StateJason Nichols vs. Central Michigan (Sept. 16, 1995) Morris Letcher vs. VirginiaMemphis (Nov.State (Nov. 1992)21, 1992)Jimmy Walden Richmondvs. 15,Southwestern Louisiana (Oct. 17, 1981)Gerald Hall vs.LenoirVMI Rhyne(Oct. 7, 1978)Stu Garrett vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 25, 1969)Gerald Hall vs. Southern Mississippi (Sept. 11, 1976) Gerald Hall vs. (Oct. 1977)Bobby Ellis vs. (Nov. 6, 1965) Derrek Batson vs. West 7, 23, 1989)56 Williams vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983)5653 Henry Williams vs. Temple (Oct. 15, 1983)Dion Johnson vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990) FIELD GOALS 47 50 51 50 585352 51 4848 51 49 Chuck Berleth vs. Georgia Southern (Oct. 18, 1986) Anthony Brenner vs. Syracuse (Oct. 21, 1991) ChuckJeff BushbeckHeath vs. Miami,Florida (Oct. Fla.22, 1983)Junior Creech vs. South Carolina (Oct. 1, 1977) Jeff Heath vs. South Carolina (Oct. 26, 1985)Jeff Heath vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983)AnthonyJeff BrennerHeath vs. vs.North (Aug.Carolina State 199(Sept. 7, 1985) Jeff Heath vs. TexasJeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) Illinois 31, 1) vs. (Oct. 24, 1981) Jeff Heath vs. Florida State (Sept. 1, 1984) FUMBLE RECOVERY RETURNS 3697 31 Ernie Lewis vs. Duke (Oct. 10, 1992)Morris Foreman vs. Temple (Oct. 21, 1995) Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992) ECU Football

FIRST DOWNSMost totalMost rushingMost passingMost by penalty RUSHINGMost attemptsMost net yards PASSINGMost attemptedMost completedMost net yards passingMost had intercepted TOTAL OFFENSEMost offensive playsMost net yards gained TURNOVERSMost fumblesMost fumbles lostMost interceptions madeMost intercept. ret. yards PENALTIESMost penaltiesMost yards penalized PUNTINGMost puntsMost punting yardsHighest average per punt RETURNSMost kickoff returnsMost kickoff return yardsMost punt returns Most punt return yards MISCELLANEOUS ECU32 vs. William & Mary (1983)28 vs. William & Mary (1983)23 vs. Syracuse (1992)7 vs. Parsons (1968) 86 vs. Western Carolina (1978)500 vs. Cincinnati (1987) 77 vs. Syracuse (1992)36 vs. Syracuse (1992)521 vs. Syracuse (1992)6 vs. Memphis State (1993) 91 vs. Syracuse (1992)600 vs. North Texas St. (1979) 10 vs. VMI (1977) & Dayton (1974)6 vs. VMI (1977)7 vs. Western Carolina (1975)151 vs. SW Louisiana (1980) 18 vs. Tulane (1991)159 vs. Tulane (1991) 13 vs. William & Mary (1968)427 vs. Virginia Tech (1989)51.3 vs. Memphis State (1991) (4 punts) 8 vs. three teams191 vs. Tennessee Tech (1988)7 vs. Marshall (1968), BowlingGreen (1989)& Illinois State (1989)134 vs. Marshall (1968) OPPONENTS35 by Georgia Southern (1984)20 by Temple (1985)20 by William & Mary& Georgia Southern (1984)5 by Tulane (1991) 69 by Temple (1985)421 by Syracuse (1992) 52 by Georgia Southern (1984)35 by William & Mary (1981)403 by William & Mary (1981)& Georgia Southern (1984)7 by Western Carolina (1975) 103 by Georgia Southern (1984)645 by Georgia Southern (1984) 9 by E. Tennessee St. (1982)5 by Texas-Arlington (1978)6 by Memphis State (1993)130 by Memphis State (1993) 14 by Parsons (1968)182 by Parsons (1968) 11 by Richmond (1979)& Illinois State (1989)434 by Richmond (1979)47.5 by West Virginia (1988) (4 punts) 9 by Tennessee Tech (1988)227 by Furman (1969)9 vs. William & Mary (1968)85 by Southern Miss. (1980) Most total points in one gameMost touchdowns 89 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981), ECU 66, ETSU 239 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)Most PAT kicks made 9 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)2 vs. Southern Illinois (1976)Most two-point conversionsMost field goals made 3 vs. Southern Illinois (1972), Richmond (1973), The Citadel (1976), Texas-Arlington(1978) & Central Michigan (1995)Most ECU points in one season 226 (1979) 5 gamesFewest ECU points in one season 43 (1970) 4 gamesMost opponents' points in one season 205 (1988) 6 gamesFewest opponents' points in one season 17 (1963) 5 gamesBiggest margin of victory 48 points vs. Southern Mississippi (1976 -48-0)Biggest margin of defeat 45 points vs. Toledo (1971 -48-0)Longest winning streak 11 games from Furman (1971) to William & Mary (1975)Longest losing streak 6 games from Temple (1985) to SW Louisiana (1986) 118 ECU Football ( FIRST DOWNSMost totalMost rushingMost passingMost by penalty RUSHINGMost attemptsMost net yards PASSINGMost attemptedMost completedMost net yards passingMost had intercepted TOTAL OFFENSEMost offensive playsMost net yards gained TURNOVERSMost fumblesMost fumbles lostMost interceptions madeMost intercept. ret. yards PENALTIESMost penaltiesMost yards penalized PUNTINGMost puntsMost punting yardsHighest average per punt RETURNSMost kickoff returnsMost kickoff return yardsMost punt returns Most punt return yards MISCELLANEOUS ECU32 vs. William & Mary (1983)28 vs. William & Mary (1983)23 vs. Syracuse (1992)7 vs. Parsons (1968) 86 vs. Western Carolina (1978)500 vs. Cincinnati (1987) 77 vs. Syracuse (1992)36 vs. Syracuse (1992)521 vs. Syracuse (1992)6 vs. Memphis State (1993) 91 vs. Syracuse (1992)600 vs. North Texas St. (1979) 10 vs. VMI (1977) & Dayton (1974)6 vs. VMI (1977)7 vs. Western Carolina (1975)151 vs. SW Louisiana (1980) 18 vs. Tulane (1991)159 vs. Tulane (1991) 13 vs. William & Mary (1968)427 vs. Virginia Tech (1989)51.3 vs. Memphis State (1991) (4 punts) 8 vs. three teams191 vs. Tennessee Tech (1988)7 vs. Marshall (1968), BowlingGreen (1989)& Illinois State (1989)134 vs. Marshall (1968) OPPONENTS35 by Georgia Southern (1984)20 by Temple (1985)20 by William & Mary& Georgia Southern (1984)5 by Tulane (1991) 69 by Temple (1985)421 by Syracuse (1992) 52 by Georgia Southern (1984)35 by William & Mary (1981)403 by William & Mary (1981)& Georgia Southern (1984)7 by Western Carolina (1975) 103 by Georgia Southern (1984)645 by Georgia Southern (1984) 9 by E. Tennessee St. (1982)5 by Texas-Arlington (1978)6 by Memphis State (1993)130 by Memphis State (1993) 14 by Parsons (1968)182 by Parsons (1968) 11 by Richmond (1979)& Illinois State (1989)434 by Richmond (1979)47.5 by West Virginia (1988) (4 punts) 9 by Tennessee Tech (1988)227 by Furman (1969)9 vs. William & Mary (1968)85 by Southern Miss. (1980) Most total points in one gameMost touchdowns 89 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981), ECU 66, ETSU 239 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)Most PAT kicks made 9 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)2 vs. Southern Illinois (1976)Most two-point conversionsMost field goals made 3 vs. Southern Illinois (1972), Richmond (1973), The Citadel (1976), Texas-Arlington(1978) & Central Michigan (1995)Most ECU points in one season 226 (1979) 5 gamesFewest ECU points in one season 43 (1970) 4 gamesMost opponents' points in one season 205 (1988) 6 gamesFewest opponents' points in one season 17 (1963) 5 gamesBiggest margin of victory 48 points vs. Southern Mississippi (1976 -48-0)Biggest margin of defeat 45 points vs. Toledo (1971 -48-0)Longest winning streak 11 games from Furman (1971) to William & Mary (1975)Longest losing streak 6 games from Temple (1985) to SW Louisiana (1986) 118 ECU Football (

ANNUAL ATTENDANCE PIRATES IN Top Five Years (By Average) DowDv-F1cKLEN STADIUM Overall (1963-94) Year G Attendance Average Record Year G Attendance Average Record 1985 11 466,732 42,430 2-9-0 1963 5 51,500 10,300 5-0-0 1986 11 442,426 40,221 2-9-0 1964 4 47,322 11,831 3-1-0 1995 11 414,559 37,687 9-3-0 1965 4 56,834 14,209 4-0-0 1987 11 412,226 37,475 5-6-0 1966 5 60,164 12,033 3-2-0 1994 11 408,341 37,122 7-4-0 1967 5 65,505 12,901 3-2-0 1968 5 66,187 13,237 2-3-0 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium 1969 5 45,837 9,167 1-4-0Year G Attendance Average Record 1970 4 48,264 12,066 1-3-01992 5 164,068 32,814 3-2-0 1971 5 72,585 14,517 3-2-0 1994 5 159,805 31,961 3-2-0 1972 5 65,311 13,066 5-0-01991 5 155,415 31,083 5-0-0 1973 5 84,352 16,870 5-0-0 1985 5 153,182 30,636 1-4-0 1974 5 82,376 16,475 5-0-01995 5 151,889 30,378 5-0-0 1975 5 77,684 15,537 4-1-0 1976 5 88,691 17,738 5-0-0 On Road 1977 4 84,464 21,617 3-1-0Year G Attendance Average Record 1978 5 125,644 25,129 5-0-0 1986 6 319,337 53,223 0-6-0 1979 5 116,693 23,339 5-0-0 1985 6 315,550 52,258 1-5-0 1987 6 273,929 45,655 2-4-0 1980 5 97,789 19,558 2-3-0 1995 6 262,670 43,778 3-3-0 1981 5 103,476 20,695 3-2-0 1990 6 261,429 43,572 2-4-0 1982 4 87,169 21,792 4-0-0 1983 7 291,888 41,698 4-3-0 1983 4 113,967 28,492 4-0-0 1984 4 104,972 26,243 2-2-0 1985 5 153,182 30,636 1-4-0 1986 5 123,089 24,617 2-3-0 1987 5 138,297 27,659 3-2-0 1988 6 146,508 24,418 1-5-0 1989 5 135,568 27,114 4-0-1 1990 5 136,639 27,328 3-2-0 1991 5 155,415 31,083 5-0-0 1992 5 164,068* 32,814* 3-2-0 1993 5 134,482 26,896 2-3-0 1994 5 159,805 31,961 3-2-0 1995 5 151,889 30,378 5-0-0 Totals 159 3,607,398 22,688 107-49-1 * School Record (68.2) Top Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Crowds Attend. Opponent Date Score 1. 36,500 Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 21-42 L 2. 36,000 Pittsburgh Oct. 26, 1991 24-23 W 3. 35,121 Virginia Tech Sept. 12, 1992 30-27 W 4. 35,100 Virginia Tech Oct. 21, 1989 14-10 W 5. 35,047 South Carolina Oct. 26, 1985 10-52 L 6. 34,741 Virginia Tech Oct. 15, 1994 20-27 L 7. 34,511 Miami, Fla. Oct. 5, 1985 15-27 L 8. 34,126 Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 42-21 W 9. 34,108 West Virginia Sept. 30, 1995 23-20 W 10. 33,857 West Virginia Sept. 13, 1986 21-24 L 11. 33,810 Virginia Tech Sept. 15, 1990 23-24 L Senior tight end Scott Richards 12. 33,786 West Virginia Oct. 8, 1988 10-30 L ECU Football 11o9 ANNUAL ATTENDANCE PIRATES IN Top Five Years (By Average) DowDv-F1cKLEN STADIUM Overall (1963-94) Year G Attendance Average Record Year G Attendance Average Record 1985 11 466,732 42,430 2-9-0 1963 5 51,500 10,300 5-0-0 1986 11 442,426 40,221 2-9-0 1964 4 47,322 11,831 3-1-0 1995 11 414,559 37,687 9-3-0 1965 4 56,834 14,209 4-0-0 1987 11 412,226 37,475 5-6-0 1966 5 60,164 12,033 3-2-0 1994 11 408,341 37,122 7-4-0 1967 5 65,505 12,901 3-2-0 1968 5 66,187 13,237 2-3-0 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium 1969 5 45,837 9,167 1-4-0Year G Attendance Average Record 1970 4 48,264 12,066 1-3-01992 5 164,068 32,814 3-2-0 1971 5 72,585 14,517 3-2-0 1994 5 159,805 31,961 3-2-0 1972 5 65,311 13,066 5-0-01991 5 155,415 31,083 5-0-0 1973 5 84,352 16,870 5-0-0 1985 5 153,182 30,636 1-4-0 1974 5 82,376 16,475 5-0-01995 5 151,889 30,378 5-0-0 1975 5 77,684 15,537 4-1-0 1976 5 88,691 17,738 5-0-0 On Road 1977 4 84,464 21,617 3-1-0Year G Attendance Average Record 1978 5 125,644 25,129 5-0-0 1986 6 319,337 53,223 0-6-0 1979 5 116,693 23,339 5-0-0 1985 6 315,550 52,258 1-5-0 1987 6 273,929 45,655 2-4-0 1980 5 97,789 19,558 2-3-0 1995 6 262,670 43,778 3-3-0 1981 5 103,476 20,695 3-2-0 1990 6 261,429 43,572 2-4-0 1982 4 87,169 21,792 4-0-0 1983 7 291,888 41,698 4-3-0 1983 4 113,967 28,492 4-0-0 1984 4 104,972 26,243 2-2-0 1985 5 153,182 30,636 1-4-0 1986 5 123,089 24,617 2-3-0 1987 5 138,297 27,659 3-2-0 1988 6 146,508 24,418 1-5-0 1989 5 135,568 27,114 4-0-1 1990 5 136,639 27,328 3-2-0 1991 5 155,415 31,083 5-0-0 1992 5 164,068* 32,814* 3-2-0 1993 5 134,482 26,896 2-3-0 1994 5 159,805 31,961 3-2-0 1995 5 151,889 30,378 5-0-0 Totals 159 3,607,398 22,688 107-49-1 * School Record (68.2) Top Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Crowds Attend. Opponent Date Score 1. 36,500 Syracuse Sept. 5, 1992 21-42 L 2. 36,000 Pittsburgh Oct. 26, 1991 24-23 W 3. 35,121 Virginia Tech Sept. 12, 1992 30-27 W 4. 35,100 Virginia Tech Oct. 21, 1989 14-10 W 5. 35,047 South Carolina Oct. 26, 1985 10-52 L 6. 34,741 Virginia Tech Oct. 15, 1994 20-27 L 7. 34,511 Miami, Fla. Oct. 5, 1985 15-27 L 8. 34,126 Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 42-21 W 9. 34,108 West Virginia Sept. 30, 1995 23-20 W 10. 33,857 West Virginia Sept. 13, 1986 21-24 L 11. 33,810 Virginia Tech Sept. 15, 1990 23-24 L Senior tight end Scott Richards 12. 33,786 West Virginia Oct. 8, 1988 10-30 L ECU Football 11o9

PASSING SCORINGTOTAL OFFENSE Player G. TD Pis.Year Player G. At-Cp Yds. YearYear Player G. Plays Yds. Tom Michel 9 9Tom Michel 10 185 934 1963 Bill Cline 10 80-44 693 1963 1963 1964 Bill Cline 9 111-63 944 1964 Dave Alexander 9 16Bill Cline 9 217 1574 961964 1994 Junior Smith 11 10 621995 Marcus Crandell 11 541 2952 1995 Chad Holcomb 11 0 57 RECEIVING PUNTINGRUSHING Year Player G. No. Yds. Year Player G. No. Yds.Year Player G. Plays Yds. Dave Bumgarner 1965 Dave Alexander 9 303 1587 1966 Bill Bailey 10 242 1152 1967 Neal Hughes 10 283 1484 1968 Billy Wightman 10 188 925 1965 George Richardson 9 98-53 680 1965 Dave Alexander 9 16 96 1966 Bill Bailey 10 151-62 774 1966 Jim Flowe 10 8 48 1967 Neal Hughes 10 124-65 805 1967 Butch Colson 10 15 92 1968 Billy Wightman 10 63-29 306 1968 Butch Colson 10 8 48 Billy Wightman Butch Colson Billy Wightman Butch Colson 71969 9 4233-19 2569 228 1003 1969 91969 1970 John Casazza 11 277-122 1512 1970 Billy Wallace 11 99 239 1003 1971 John Casazza 10 182-72 1004 1971 Carlester Crumpler John Casazza 11 343 1336 489 81970 1971 John Casazza 10 1972 Carl Summerell 11 1973 Carl Summerell 11 1974 Mike Weaver 11 1975 Mike Weaver 9 1976 Mike Weaver 11 1977 Jimmy Southerland 11 1978 Leander Green 11 1979 Leander Green 11 1980 Theodore Sutton 11 1981 Carlton Nelson 11 1982 Greg Stewart 9 1983 Kevin Ingram 11 235 289 234 248 112 245 211 220 288 135 185 169 280 1060 1700 1507 1008 714 1124 1190 1145 1714 586 973 1092 1655 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 Carl Summerell Carl Summerell Mike Weaver Pete Conaty Mike Weaver Jimmy Southerland Leander Green Leander Green Greg Stewart Carlton Nelson Greg Stewart Kevin Ingram Darrell Speed 11 11 11 8 11 11 11 11 11 11 9 11 10 197-86 154-82 81-21 59-24 84-37 84-47 110-46 141-73 83-38 78-29 114-58 164-90 132-61 1275 1222 443 463 633 779 838 1082 400 484 941 1191 795 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 Carlester Crumpler 11 17 102 Carlester Crumpler 11 12 72 Kenny Strayhorn 11 9 56 Terry Gallaher 11 7 42 Willie Hawkins 11 7 42 Pete Conaty 11 2 86 Junior Creech 11 0 48 Jimmy Southerland 11 8 48 Bill Lamm 11 0 64 Anthony Collins 11 14 84 Anthony Collins 11 9 56 Harold Blue 11 8 48 Jeff Heath 11 0 75 Jeff Heath Darrell Speed 10 209 1009 1985 Ron Jones Tony Baker 11127-47 652 1983 081984 Jeff Heath Charlie Libretto 11148-71 833 1984 0 6211 197 951 1986 101985 1987 Travis Hunter 11 155-76 1107 1985 Jeff Heath 11 01986 Anthony Simpson 11 178 753 1988 Travis Hunter 11 118-52 828 1986 Chuck Berleth 11 01987 Travis Hunter 11 264 1478 45 1988 Travis Hunter 11 213 1161 1989 Travis Hunter 11 321 1876 1990 Jeff Blake 11 337 1924 1991 Jeff Blake 11 445 3182 1989 Travis Hunter 11 223-110 1478 1987 Chuck Berleth 11 0 57 1990 Jeff Blake 11 219-116 1510 1988 Robb Imperato 11 0 54 1991 Jeff Blake 11 368-203 3073 1989 Walter Wilson 11 9 54 1992 Michael Anderson 10 398-222 2486 1990 Robb Imperato 11 0 56 1993 Perez Mattison 8 183-78 924 1991 Anthony Brenner 11 0Michael Anderson 10 441 2407 821992 1994 Marcus Crandell 11 401-230 2687 1992 Junior Smith 11 91993 Junior Smith 11 278 1352 1995 Marcus Crandell 11 447-235 2751 1993 Junior Smith 11 10Marcus Crandell 11 472 2783 621994 1963 Tom Michel 10 10 23 328 1963 Bill Cline 10 53 33.3170 830 1963 Dave Bumgarner Bill Cline Dave Alexander 9 4508 1964 9 33 34.7 9 138 869 1964 1964 Mike Herring 1965 Ruffin Odom 9Dave Alexander 9 227 1029 28 367 1965 9 27 38.11965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Bill Bailey Butch Colson Butch Colson Billy Wightman Billy Wallace Billy Wallace Carlester Crumpler 10 10 10 9 11 10 11 91 252 180 170 210 108 340 378 1135 630 835 902 557 1309 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Nelson Gravatt Jimmy Adkins Jimmy Adkins Dick Corrada Dick Corrada Tim Dameron Tim Dameron 10 10 10 9 11 10 20 19 22 19 46 25 184 328 331 211 512 487 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Mike Herring 10 Billy Wightman 10 Billy Wightman 10 Billy Wightman 9 Tony Maglione 11 Clark Davis 10 69 53 84 62 60 62 31 39.0 35.8 37.7 35.5 36.7 35.7 32.511 30 648 1972 Ricky Mclester 11 Jonathan Deming Stan Eure 11 27 1111 204 1042 1973 495 1973 35.41973 Carlester Crumpler 1974 Vic Wilfore 11 8 110 1974 Gill Job 111974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 106 635 Kenny Strayhorn 50 40.0 Tom Daub Terry Gallaher 11101 11 13 433 1975 10 638 1975 60 37.51975 1976 Eddie Hicks 11 1977 Theodore Sutton 11 1978 Theodore Sutton 11 1979 Anthony Collins 11 1980 Theodore Sutton 11 1981 Carlton Nelson 11 1982 Tony Baker 10 1983 Earnest Byner 11 1984 Reggie Branch 10 Tony Baker 137 125 127 154 135 107 126 174 116 897 706 621 1130 586 489 827 862 521 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 Terry Gallaher Terry Gallaher Terry Gallaher Vern Davenport Vern Davenport Norwood Vann Carlton Nelson Stefan Adams Ricky Nichols Tony Smith 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 14 27 18 26 14 20 28 20 28 269 512 227 343 186 288 526 277 513 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 Tom Daub 11 52 37.9 Rodney Allen 11 63 37.3 Rodney Allen 11 66 39.l Rodney Allen 11 48 39.8 Rodney Allen 11 61 39.1 Tommy Barnhardt 11 59 37.5 Jeff Bolch 8 24 37.6 Jeff Bolch 10 50 40.3 Jeff Bolch 11 62 40.2 11 14 234 1985 Tim Wolter 11 197 951 1985 11 681985 38.5 Anthony Simpson Jarrod Moody 9 22 252 1986 Craig Losito Ron Jones 1986 11 178 1986 11 67 37.5 1987 Anthony Simpson 11 153 670 1987 11 23 30] 1987 Craig Losito 11 50 38.5 Walter Wilson Tim James 11 John Jett 111988 163 787 1988 19 355 1988 11 38 39.7 Travis Hunter 11 98 398 1989 Walter Wilson John Jett 11 7711989 1989 11 40.2 David Daniels 11 100 553 1990 Luke Fisher John Jett 111990 35 534 1990 11 59 38.2 1991 Cedric Van Buren 11 90 351 1991 Hunter Gallimore 11 49 881 1991 John Jett 11 48 42.2 1992 Junior Smith 11 186 1037 1992 Morris Letcher 11 47 557 1992 Michael Jacobs 11 32 37.1 1993 Junior Smith 11 278 1352 1993 Jerris McPhail 10 34 410 1993 Bill Wilson 10 59 36.9 1994 Junior Smith 11 226 1204 1994 Jason Nichols 11 42 450 1994 Matt Levine 11 58 42.6 1995 Jerris McPhail 11 185 910 1995 Mitchell Galloway 11 46 619 1995 Matt Levine 11 60 37.1 120 ECU Football

PUNT RETURNS ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING INTERCEPTIONS Year Player G No. Yds. Year Player G Plays Yds. Year Player G No. Yds. 1963 Buddy Bovender 10 13 107 1963 Tom Michel 10 172 866 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 5 67 1964 Bill Cline 9 16 129 1964 Bill Cline 10 154 1223 Todd Hicks 9 5 55 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 14 189 1965 Dave Alexander 9 227 1029 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 7 41 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 11 130 1966 Bill Bailey 9 99 459 1967 Todd Hicks 10 5 76 1967 Tommy Bullock 10 14 146 1967 Butch Colson 10 255 1191 1968 Stu Garrett 10 6 54 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 9 148 1968 Butch Colson 10 188 667 1969 Mike Boaz 9 3 54 1969 Stu Garrett 9 8 97 1969 Billy Wightman 9 187 927 Mike Mills 9 3 42 1970 George Whitley 11 20 191 1970 Billy Wallace 11 224 1071 1970 Stu Garrett 9 3 28 1971 Jack Patterson 10 26 220 1971 Carlester Crumpler 11 133 868 Mike Mills 11 3 30 1972 Tim Dameron 11 19 179 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 353 1498 George Whitley 11 3 15 1973 Jim Bolding 11 30 164 1973 Carlester Crumpler 11 206 1045 1971 Jack Patterson 10 5 40 1974 Jim Bolding 11 17 110 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 120 1061 1972 Rusty Markland 11 5 40 1975 Bobby Myrick 11 16 86 1975 Willie Hawkins 11 131 1090 1973 Jim Bolding** 10 7 84 1976 Gerald Hall 10 26 302 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 167 1036 1974 Reggie Pinkney 11 3 11 1977 Gerald Hall 11 18 187 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 102 919 1975+ Jim Bolding 11 10 51 1978 Gerald Hall 11 36 478 1978 Anthony Collins 11 105 983 1976 Gerald Hall 10 6 153 1979 Willie Holey 11 11 74 1979 Anthony Collins 11 186 1695 Reggie Pinkney 11 6 197 1980 Chuck Bishop 11 13 66 1980 Anthony Collins 11 164 1612 1977 Gerald Hall 11 4 30 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 10 115 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 77 820 1978 Charlie Carter 11 5 35 1982 Chuck Bishop 11 21 139 1982 Tony Baker 10 138 940 1979 Willie Holley 11 3 0 1983 Henry Williams 11 22 230 1983 Earnest Byner 11 190 1060 1980 Clint Harris 11 2 57 1984 Henry Williams 10 19 156 1984 Reggie Branch 10 117 551 Willie Holley 11 2 22 1985 Tony Smith 11 17 144 1985 Tony Baker 11 206 1068 1981 Clint Harris 11 5 73 1986 Tony Smith 11 26 180 1986 Anthony Simpson 11 192 962 1982 Clint Harris 11 5 131 1987 Tony Smith 11 9 42 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 102 999 1983 Kevin Walker 11 5 26 1988 Darren Bynum 10 13 84 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 113 1294 1984 Kevin Walker 10 4 5 1989 Junior Robinson 11 19 201 1989 Junior Robinson 11 60 1224 1985 Kevin Walker 11 9 155 1990 Dion Johnson 9 15 167 1990 Dion Johnson 9 109 1402 1986 Flint McCallum 10 2 13 1991 Dion Johnson 11 26 162 1991 Dion Johnson 11 127 1673 Gary London 9 2 14 1992 Morris Letcher 11 22 263 1992 Morris Letcher 11 111 1626 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 11 5 56 1993 Morris Letcher 9 11 58 1993 Junior Smith 11 290 1453 1988 Junior Robinson 11 5 116 1994 Morris Foreman 11 19 198 1994 Junior Smith 11 261 1510 1989 Junior Robinson 11 6 67 1995 Jason Nichols 11 22 178 1995 J err is McPhail 11 223 1252 1990 Donald Porch 11 5 63 1991 Greg Grandison 11 5 124 KICKOFF RETURNS TACKLES 1992 Greg Grandison 11 6 104 1993 Morris Foreman 8 2 14 Year Player G No. Yds. Year Player UT AT TT Reggie Robinson 11 2 38 1963 Jerry Tolley 10 4 146 1975 Harold Randolph 115 37 152 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 2 0 1964 Bill Cline 9 8 246 1976 Harold Randolph 108 47 155 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 5 59 1965 Neal Hughes 9 8 159 1977 Harold Randolph 124 42 166 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 6 111 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 13 255 1978 Mike Brewington 112 37 149 1967 Dwight Flanagan 10 15 322 1979 Mike Brewington 64 25 98 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 12 256 1980 Jeffrey Warren 80 104 184 1969 Tommy Bullock 9 11 211 1981 Mike Grant 81 51 132 1970 George Whitley 11 19 406 1982 Jody Schulz 74 31 105 1971 Rusty Scales 10 18 325 1983 Mike Grant 66 45 111 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 11 185 1984 Tyrone Johnson 54 38 92 1973 Reggie Pinkney 11 20 467 1985 Robert Washington 81 49 130 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 12 269 1986 Vinson Smith 64 52 116 1975 Kenny Strayhorn 10 13 276 1987 Vinson Smith 62 56 118 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 9 142 1988 Anthony Thompson 37 43 80 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 22 525 1989 Robert Jones 70 47 117 1978 Anthony Collins 10 16 398 1990 Robert Jones 112 55 167 1979 Anthony Collins 11 21 473 1991 Robert Jones 104 47 151 1980 Anthony Collins 11 37 990 1992 Tony Davis 82 40 122 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 25 540 1993 Mark Libiano 67 47 114 1982 Ricky Nichols 7 8 186 1994 Mark Libiano 66 69 135 1983+ Henry Williams 11 19 591 1995 Mark Libiano 71 51 122 1984 Henry Williams 10 24 513 1985 Bobby Clair 11 17 423 1986 Walter Wilson 11 30 625 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 22 495 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 25 566 1989 Junior Robinson 11 38 955 1990 Dion Johnson 9 34 879 1991 Dion Johnson 11 24 513 1992 Morris Letcher 11 36 771 1993 Morris Letcher 9 23 350 1994 Mitchell Galloway 9 28 585 1995 Mitchell Galloway 11 30 556 Jerris McPhail led the Pirates in rushing and all-purpose yards as a senior in 1995. ECU Football 12o1 ai PUNT RETURNS ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING INTERCEPTIONS Year Player G No. Yds. Year Player G Plays Yds. Year Player G No. Yds. 1963 Buddy Bovender 10 13 107 1963 Tom Michel 10 172 866 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 5 67 1964 Bill Cline 9 16 129 1964 Bill Cline 10 154 1223 Todd Hicks 9 5 55 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 14 189 1965 Dave Alexander 9 227 1029 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 7 41 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 11 130 1966 Bill Bailey 9 99 459 1967 Todd Hicks 10 5 76 1967 Tommy Bullock 10 14 146 1967 Butch Colson 10 255 1191 1968 Stu Garrett 10 6 54 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 9 148 1968 Butch Colson 10 188 667 1969 Mike Boaz 9 3 54 1969 Stu Garrett 9 8 97 1969 Billy Wightman 9 187 927 Mike Mills 9 3 42 1970 George Whitley 11 20 191 1970 Billy Wallace 11 224 1071 1970 Stu Garrett 9 3 28 1971 Jack Patterson 10 26 220 1971 Carlester Crumpler 11 133 868 Mike Mills 11 3 30 1972 Tim Dameron 11 19 179 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 353 1498 George Whitley 11 3 15 1973 Jim Bolding 11 30 164 1973 Carlester Crumpler 11 206 1045 1971 Jack Patterson 10 5 40 1974 Jim Bolding 11 17 110 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 120 1061 1972 Rusty Markland 11 5 40 1975 Bobby Myrick 11 16 86 1975 Willie Hawkins 11 131 1090 1973 Jim Bolding** 10 7 84 1976 Gerald Hall 10 26 302 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 167 1036 1974 Reggie Pinkney 11 3 11 1977 Gerald Hall 11 18 187 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 102 919 1975+ Jim Bolding 11 10 51 1978 Gerald Hall 11 36 478 1978 Anthony Collins 11 105 983 1976 Gerald Hall 10 6 153 1979 Willie Holey 11 11 74 1979 Anthony Collins 11 186 1695 Reggie Pinkney 11 6 197 1980 Chuck Bishop 11 13 66 1980 Anthony Collins 11 164 1612 1977 Gerald Hall 11 4 30 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 10 115 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 77 820 1978 Charlie Carter 11 5 35 1982 Chuck Bishop 11 21 139 1982 Tony Baker 10 138 940 1979 Willie Holley 11 3 0 1983 Henry Williams 11 22 230 1983 Earnest Byner 11 190 1060 1980 Clint Harris 11 2 57 1984 Henry Williams 10 19 156 1984 Reggie Branch 10 117 551 Willie Holley 11 2 22 1985 Tony Smith 11 17 144 1985 Tony Baker 11 206 1068 1981 Clint Harris 11 5 73 1986 Tony Smith 11 26 180 1986 Anthony Simpson 11 192 962 1982 Clint Harris 11 5 131 1987 Tony Smith 11 9 42 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 102 999 1983 Kevin Walker 11 5 26 1988 Darren Bynum 10 13 84 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 113 1294 1984 Kevin Walker 10 4 5 1989 Junior Robinson 11 19 201 1989 Junior Robinson 11 60 1224 1985 Kevin Walker 11 9 155 1990 Dion Johnson 9 15 167 1990 Dion Johnson 9 109 1402 1986 Flint McCallum 10 2 13 1991 Dion Johnson 11 26 162 1991 Dion Johnson 11 127 1673 Gary London 9 2 14 1992 Morris Letcher 11 22 263 1992 Morris Letcher 11 111 1626 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 11 5 56 1993 Morris Letcher 9 11 58 1993 Junior Smith 11 290 1453 1988 Junior Robinson 11 5 116 1994 Morris Foreman 11 19 198 1994 Junior Smith 11 261 1510 1989 Junior Robinson 11 6 67 1995 Jason Nichols 11 22 178 1995 J err is McPhail 11 223 1252 1990 Donald Porch 11 5 63 1991 Greg Grandison 11 5 124 KICKOFF RETURNS TACKLES 1992 Greg Grandison 11 6 104 1993 Morris Foreman 8 2 14 Year Player G No. Yds. Year Player UT AT TT Reggie Robinson 11 2 38 1963 Jerry Tolley 10 4 146 1975 Harold Randolph 115 37 152 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 2 0 1964 Bill Cline 9 8 246 1976 Harold Randolph 108 47 155 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 5 59 1965 Neal Hughes 9 8 159 1977 Harold Randolph 124 42 166 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 6 111 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 13 255 1978 Mike Brewington 112 37 149 1967 Dwight Flanagan 10 15 322 1979 Mike Brewington 64 25 98 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 12 256 1980 Jeffrey Warren 80 104 184 1969 Tommy Bullock 9 11 211 1981 Mike Grant 81 51 132 1970 George Whitley 11 19 406 1982 Jody Schulz 74 31 105 1971 Rusty Scales 10 18 325 1983 Mike Grant 66 45 111 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 11 185 1984 Tyrone Johnson 54 38 92 1973 Reggie Pinkney 11 20 467 1985 Robert Washington 81 49 130 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 12 269 1986 Vinson Smith 64 52 116 1975 Kenny Strayhorn 10 13 276 1987 Vinson Smith 62 56 118 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 9 142 1988 Anthony Thompson 37 43 80 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 22 525 1989 Robert Jones 70 47 117 1978 Anthony Collins 10 16 398 1990 Robert Jones 112 55 167 1979 Anthony Collins 11 21 473 1991 Robert Jones 104 47 151 1980 Anthony Collins 11 37 990 1992 Tony Davis 82 40 122 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 25 540 1993 Mark Libiano 67 47 114 1982 Ricky Nichols 7 8 186 1994 Mark Libiano 66 69 135 1983+ Henry Williams 11 19 591 1995 Mark Libiano 71 51 122 1984 Henry Williams 10 24 513 1985 Bobby Clair 11 17 423 1986 Walter Wilson 11 30 625 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 22 495 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 25 566 1989 Junior Robinson 11 38 955 1990 Dion Johnson 9 34 879 1991 Dion Johnson 11 24 513 1992 Morris Letcher 11 36 771 1993 Morris Letcher 9 23 350 1994 Mitchell Galloway 9 28 585 1995 Mitchell Galloway 11 30 556 Jerris McPhail led the Pirates in rushing and all-purpose yards as a senior in 1995. 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OFFENSEFirst Net Net Total Plays/ Total Yards/ Yards/Year Downs Rushing Passing Plays Game Offense Game Play Att-Comp Pts.-Avg. TDs 1959 2,266 1,316 576 52.4 3,582 325.6 6.2 136-69 278-25.3 2,081 700 552 55.2 2,781 278.1 5.0 103-35 144-14.4 1961 1,852 719 635 63.5 2,571 257.1 4.0 123-50 154-15.4 1962 1,931 834 496 55.1 2,765 307.2 5.6 113-53 215-23.9 1963 1,896 1,054 601 60.1 2,950 295.0 4.9 138-75 230-23.0 1964 2,032 1,405 593 59.3 3,437 343.7 5.8 183-99 279-27.9 1,905 1,400 663 66.3 3,305 330.5 209-108 268-29.8 1966 143 1,791 1,230 678 67.8 3.021 302.1 4.4 231-94 174-17.4 1967 175 2,318 1,135 744 74.4 3,453 345.3 4.6 173-88 253-25.3 1968 136 1,571 1,009 681 68.1 2,580 258.0 3.8 195-84 175-17.5 1969 149 1,775 745 666 74.0 2,520 280.0 3.8 160-69 108-12.0 15 193 1,653 1,612 824 74.9 3,265 296.8 3.9 301-133 136-12.4 19 1971 176 1,853 1,408 730 73.0 3,261 326.1 260-103 181-18.1 25 1972 227 2,783 1,283 890 80.9 4,066 369.6 4.6 203-87 269-24.5 35 1973 222 2,918 1,327 811 73.7 4,245 385.9 5.2 173-90 352-32.0 41 1974 178 3,015 482 748 68.0 3,497 317.9 4.7 105-24 250-22.7 32 187 3,090 969 737 67.0 4,059 369.0 5.5 120-53 269-26.9 40 1976 217 3,263 711 832 75.6 3,974 361.2 4.8 98-44 278-25.3 32 1977 181 2,927 966 728 66.2 3,893 353.9 5.3 124-62 268-24.4 33 1978 176 2,692 929 759 69.0 3,621 329.2 4.8 134-52 252-22.9 30 1979 263 4,053 1,175 846 76.9 5,228 475.3 6.2 154-79 380-34.5 51 161 2,367 676 692 62.9 3,043 276.6 4.4 141-64 192-17.5 23 1981 179 2,662 839 737 67.0 3,501 318.3 4.8 136-57 242-22.0 29 1982 232 2,845 1,546 821 74.6 4,391 399.2 5.3 202-99 259-23.5 29 1983 201 2,634 1,211 756 68.7 3,845 349.5 5.1 173-91 271-24.6 29 1984 191 2,316 1,495 783 71.2 3,811 346.5 4.9 232-100 210-19.1 24 173 2,094 967 750 68.2 3,061 278.3 4.1 199-72 161-14.6 17 1986 194 2,023 1,465 783 71.2 3,488 317.1 4.4 255-121 187-17.0 22 1987 194 2,352 1,416 746 67.8 3,768 342.5 5.0 212-100 229-20.8 28 1988 242 2,650 1,645 794 72.2 4,295 390.5 5.4 240-108 281-25.6 35 1989 204 1,852 2,145 756 68.7 3,997 363.4 5.3 314-156 301-27.4 35 182 1,996 1,605 716 65.1 3,601 327.4 5.0 241-128 254-23.1 29 1991 246 1,429 3,379 794 72.2 4,808 437.1 6.1 414-229 372-33.8 47 1992 241 1,547 3,085 824 74.9 4,632 421.1 5.6 497-272 289-26.3 41 1993 189 1,634 1,621 750 68.2 3,255 295.9 311-144 175-15.9 22 1994 226 1,717 2,765 818 74.4 4,482 407.5 5.5 407-234 303-27.5 40 241 1,545 2,812 854 77.6 4,357 396.1 5.1 457-239 255-23.2 33 All-time best in each category is underlined. 122 ECU Football

DEFENSEOpp. ECUFirst Net Net Total Punt PuntYear Downs Rushing Passing Offense Att-Comp Avg. Pts.-Avg. Avg. Int. Yards Average 1962 1,687 899 2,586 152-68 34.3 136-15.1 36.9 1963 1,144 917 2,061 212-92 33.3 54-5.4 32.4 1964 1,111 907 2,018 179-77 35.1 99-9.9 34.7 881 1,076 199-82 39.1 83-9.2 35.6 23 215 9.3 1966 155 1,608 1,114 2,722 199-96 33.3 175-17.5 34.9 15 148 9.9 1967 150 1,413 1,464 2,877 211-104 29.6 178-17.8 31.4 15 221 14.7 1968 192 1,406 1,778 3,184 281-139 32.1 244-24.4 32.6 17 120 7.1 1969 153 1,200 1,644 2,844 217-119 34.7 204-22.7 35.5 14 247 17.6 183 1,619 1,806 3,425 270-127 35.5 253-23.0 34.7 13 133 10.2 1971 195 2,372 1,485 3,857 219-90 37.6 300-30.0 35.7 12 69 5.8 1972 150 1,200 1,517 2,717 249-106 35.0 176-16.0 31.8 15 134 8.9 1973 167 1,406 1,511 2,917 257-121 36.9 151-13.7 35.4 22 333 15.1 1974 184 1,971 1,177 3,148 221-98 37.8 167-15.2 39.3 14 161 11.5 181 1,877 1,495 3,372 212-100 38.1 154-14.0 37.6 24 198 8.3 1976 144 1,353 1,002 2,355 219-101 40.2 116-10.5 37.0 26 519 20.0 1977 194 1,573 1,534 3,107 251-125 37.9 154-14.0 37.3 17 171 10.1 1978 128 1,416 837 2,253 180-70 36.5 123-10.3 39.1 19 155 8.2 1979 189 1,861 1,779 3,640 250-131 38.4 193-17.5 39.8 11 72 6.5 217 2,481 1,430 3,911 205-115 39.0 312-28.4 37.2 10 131 13.1 1981 219 1,918 2,080 3,998 279-159 35.7 290-26.3 37.4 17 226 13.2 1982 212 1,536 2,260 3,796 318-177 38.5 228-20.7 35.9 10 221 22.1 1983 209 1,477 2,167 3,644 342-190 37.8 180-16.7 39.5 14 196 14.0 1984 249 2,240 2,380 4,620 265-152 38.1 309-28.1 39.8 11 86 7.8 241 2,613 1,920 4,533 252-146 38.5 281-25.5 38.5 19 206 10.8 1986 243 2,235 2,392 4,627 272-162 40.4 364-33.1 37.1 61 33 5.6 1987 237 2,110 2,392 4,502 272-152 34.7 330-30.0 38.8 12 126 10.5 1988 232 2,141 2,145 4,286 260-153 36.3 325-29.6 37.3 16 192 12.0 1989 242 2,260 2,430 4,690 350-177 30.7 286-26.0 34.9 13 197 15.2 240 2,417 2,123 4,540 293-163 32.9 267-24.3 37.2 15 322 21.5 1991 262 1,637 2,860 4,497 359-221 37.4 243-22.1 41.3 20 361 18.0 1992 257 2,788 2,236 5,024 298-179 39.5 367-33.4 35.4 14 289 20.6 1993 210 1,754 2,174 3,928 308-177 35.2 329-29.9 36.4 12 134 11.2 1994 218 1,313 2,722 4,035 412-215 38.2 233-21.2 40.5 22 265 12.0 214 1,698 1,988 3,686 331-157 37.8 213-19.4 37.0 19 206 10.8 All-time best in each category is underlined. ECU Football 123

RUSHING PASSING Yards LostYear Att. Yards Carry Game Year Att.1959 440 2,226 5.1 202.4 1959 1361960 449 2,081 4.6 208.1 1960 103 Comp.593550 Pct..433.339 Yards Att. Comp.1,316 9.7 22.3700 6.8 20.0.407.469 5.8 14.47.4 15.77.6 14.1 1961 5121962 3831963 463 3.6 185.2 1961 1234.3 189.4 1962 113 7198340541,8521,931 226 1,7052,229 333 1,896 75 .543.5414.1 189.6 1963 1384.9 203.2 1964 1834.2 211.7 1965 2094.0 179.1 1966 231 405331 7.7 14.26.7 12.913.1 1964 4101965 4541966 447 99108 .51794 .4072,3632,1591,923 2,0321,9051,791254132367 1,4001,2301,135.509 12.912.01967 5711968 4861969 5061970 523 88 5.36.62,318 4.1 231.8 1967 1731,571 3.3 157.1 1968 1951,775 3.5 197.2 1969 1602,6852,005 434100 325 .431 1,009 5.2.431 745 4.7.442 8469 10.812.1453294 3.2 150.3 1970 3011971 260 5.41,6121,4081,283 13.714.7 1061971 470 2,1471972 687 2,922 1,6531,8532,783 133103 .39687 .4293.9 185.34.1 253.0 19724.6 203173139128 90 .52024 6.37.7 14.74.6 20.18.1 18.316.2 1973 6381974 1,3274829693,046 2,918 265.3 19733,313 298 3,015 4.7 274.1 1974 1053,309 219 3,090 5.0 280.9 1975 120 .229.442.449 6431975 6171976 734 53444.44.8 711378353 296.6 1976 98266.1 19771977 60462519781979 6921980 5511981 6011982 619 3,2632,9272,692 .500.388 7.37.8 15.66.9 17.93,6413,2804,4972,651 244.7 9669294.35.9 124 621978 134 521979 154 79 .513 14.910.614.715.6 444248 4.81980 1414,0532,3672,662 368.5215.2242.0 64 1,1756764.4 .454.419.490.526.431 991981 1361982 202355211263313 258.6 839 6.21,546 7.71,211 7.04.54.23.83.8 3,2001983 583 2,8451984 551 2,5792,407 2,8452,6342,316 13.314.9239.5 1983 173 91210.5 1984 232 10072 6.45511985 1,495.362 967.475 13.412.114.215.2 2,0942,0232,352 190.4 1985 199183.9 1986 255 1211987 212 4.95.76.71,465.472 4161986 5281987 53419881989 4421990 475 4.44.82,964 3142,184 332 213.8 100240.9 1988 240 108314 156 6.96.82,6501,852 4.21,996 4.2 .450 1,645.497 2,145.531 1,605 13.812.519891990 2411991 414317302 168.4181.5129.9 128 6.68.21991 3801992 327 2,3131,7311,785 3.8 .533.547 14.811.31992 4971993 3111,4291,5471,634 140.6 229272144 6.25.2238389 3,3793,0851,6213.71993 4391994 4111995 397 .463 11.311.811.82,0231,952 2351771 226 148.5156.1 1994 407 234140.5 1995 457 239 6.86.22,76528121,717 4.21545 3.9 .575.523 All-time best in each category is underlined. 124 ECU Football

KICKOFF RETURNS TURNOVER RATIO Yards/ TAKEAWAY GIVEAWAY Year No. Yards Average TDs Game Year Int. Furn. Total Int. Furn. Total 1962 26 663 25.5 1 73.7 1966 15 15 30 22 14 361963 16 28.4 0 45.5 529 50 31 58 1994 36 743 20.6 1 67.5 1995 19 14 33 14 12 26 1995 32 583 18.2 0 53.0 PUNT RETURNS Yards/ All-time best in each category is underlined. Year No. Yards Average TDs Game 1962 27 308 11.4 0 34.2 1963 36 260 7.2 0 26.0 1964 38 335 8.8 0 33.5 1965 31 316 10.2 1 31.6 1966 36 246 6.9 1 24.6 1967 40 404 10.1 0 40.4 1968 45 332 7.4 1 33.2 1969 26 189 7.3 0 21.0 1970 36 239 6.6 0 21.7 1971 28 215 7.7 0 21.5 1972 35 291 8.3 0 26.5 1973 21 173 8.2 0 15.7 1974 23 121 5.3 0 11.0 1975 20 128 6.4 0 11.6 1976 36 437 12.l 1 39.7 1977 32 259 8.1 1 23.5 1978 38 469 12.3 1 42.6 1979 22 152 6.9 0 13.8 1980 24 119 5.0 0 10.8 1981 12 126 10.5 1 11.5 1982 25 144 5.8 0 13.1 1983 22 230 10.5 2 20.9 1984 29 208 7.2 0 18.9 1985 21 207 9.9 2 18.8 1986 27 227 8.4 0 20.6 1987 14 78 5.6 0 7.1 1988 19 90 4.7 0 8.2 7.8 1991 26 162 6.2 0 14.7 1992 24 358 14.9 1 32.5 1993 18 126 7.0 0 11.5 1994 23 225 9.8 0 20.5 1995 23 183 8.0 0 16.7 All-time best in each category is underlined. ECU Football 125 1967 15 8 23 8 8 161964 25 21.1 0 52.9 1968 15 13 28 17 18 351965 17 322 19.5 0 32.2 1969 14 15 29 13 11 241966 37 657 17.8 0 65.7 1970 13 24 20 26 461967 30 610 20.3 0 61.0 1971 12 16 28 23 25 481968 41 722 17.6 0 72.2 1969 38 689 18.1 0 76.6 1972 15 21 36 12 23 35 1973 22 24 46 8 19 271970 832 18.2 0 75.6 1971 1974 14 15 29 11 18821 16.4 0 82.1 29 1972 35 572 16.5 0 52.0 1975 24 22 46 4 19 23 1973 31 588 19.0 0 53.5 1976 26 16 42 8 25 33 1974 712 20.9 0 64.7 1977 4 2417 17 281975 649 20.9 0 59.0 1978 19 23 42 10 29 391976 20 285 14.3 0 25.9 1979 11 15 26 5 13 181977 32 653 20.4 0 59.4 1980 11 17 28 a 20 231978 32 684 21.4 0 62.2 1981 17 17 34 10 25 351979 29 590 20.3 0 53.6 1982 10 13 23 20 15 351980 43 1,088 25.3 2 98.9 677 1983 14 14 28 9 17 261981 35 19.3 1 61.5 1982 31 605 19.5 0 55.0 1984 11 12 23 17 16 33 1983 30 748 24.9 2 68.0 1985 17 19 36 17 11 28 1984 44 786 17.9 0 71.5 1986 6 11 17 12 11 23 1985 38 883 23.2 0 80.3 1987 12 11 23 12 14 26 1986 1,143 21.2 0 103.9 1988 16 17 33 18 5 231,1191987 19.3 0 101.7 1989 13 11 24 15 7 221988 54 1,160 21.5 1 105.4 1,245 1990 15 10 25 11 17 281989 113.253 23.5 0 1991 20 16 36 10 6 161990 53 1,197 22.6 1 108.8 638 1992 14 13 27 27 10 371991 30 21.3 0 58.0 1993 12 7 19 23 9 321992 56 1,206 21.5 0 109.6 754 1994 22 11 33 15 7 221993 50 15.1 0 68.5 324 11989 34 29.5 1990 21 164 1 14.9

East Carolina has appeared on television 41 times during its history. In those games, the Pirates sport a 16-25 record. ECU has been on national television nine times in its history, including six times in the decade of the 1990s. Below is a listing of how ECU has fared on the tube: Date Score Oct. 14, 1972 ECU 27, The Citadel 21 Oct. 5, 1974 N.C. State 24, ECU 20 Nov. 20, 1976 ECU 35, Appalachian State 7 Oct. 1, 1977 South Carolina 19, ECU 16 Nov. 11, 1978 ECU 20, William & Mary 3 Dec. 16, 1978* ECU 35, Louisiana Tech 13 Nov. 24, 1979 ECU 38, William & Mary 14 Sept. 20, 1980 Florida State 63, ECU 7 Sept. 27, 1980 Southern Miss 35, ECU 6 Oct. 24, 1981 Miami (Fla.) 31, ECU 6 Sept. 3, 1983 Florida State 47, ECU 46 Sept. 10, 1983 ECU 22, N.C. State 16 Oct. 6, 1984 Pittsburgh 17, ECU 10 Sept. 13, 1986 West Virginia 24, ECU 21 Nov. 27, 1986 Miami (Fla.) 36, ECU 10 Oct. 31, 1987 Miami (Fla.) 41, ECU 3 Oct. 8, 1988 West Virginia 30, ECU 10 Oct. 15, 1988 Florida State 45, ECU 21 Oct. 22, 1988 Syracuse 38, ECU 14 Oct. 28, 1989 Syracuse 18, ECU 16 Sept. 8, 1990 Florida State 45, ECU 24 Oct. 13, 1990 South Carolina 37, ECU 7 Aug. 31, 1991 Illinois 38, ECU 31 Jan. 1, 1992** ECU 37, N.C. State 34 Sept. 5, 1992 Syracuse 42, ECU 21 Sept. 12, 1992 ECU 30, Virginia Tech 27 Oct. 29, 1992 Southern Miss 38, ECU 21 Nov. 7, 1992 West Virginia 41, ECU 28 Sept. 9, 1993 Syracuse 41, ECU 22 Oct. 2, 1993 Memphis State 34, ECU 7 Sept. 24, 1994 Syracuse 21, ECU 18 Oct. 8, 1994 ECU 56, South Carolina 42 Nov. 19, 1994 ECU 30, Memphis 6 Dec. 31, 1994*** Illinois 30, ECU 0 Sept. 2, 1995 Tennessee 27, ECU 7 Sept. 9, 1995 ECU 27, Syracuse 24 Sept. 30, 1995 ECU 23, West Virginia 20 Oct. 28, 1995 ECU 36, Sou. Mississippi 34 Nov. 4, 1995 ECU 31, Army 25 Nov. 18, 1995 ECU 31, Memphis 17 Dec. 30, 1995*** ECU 19, Stanford 13 Site Ficklen Stadium Raleigh, N.C. Ficklen Stadium Columbia, S.C. Ficklen Stadium Shreveport, La. Williamsburg, Va. Tallahassee, Fla. Ficklen Stadium Ficklen Stadium Tallahassee, Fla. Raleigh, N.C. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ficklen Stadium Miami, Fla. Ficklen Stadium Ficklen Stadium Tallahassee, Fla. Ficklen Stadium Syracuse, N.Y. Tallahassee, Fla. Columbia, S.C. Champaign, Ill. Atlanta, Ga. Ficklen Stadium Ficklen Stadium Ficklen Stadium Morgantown, W.Va. Ficklen Stadium Ficklen Stadium Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Columbia, S.C. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Syracuse, N.Y. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Hattiesburg, Miss. West Point, N.Y. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Memphis, Tenn. Telecast Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional Regional National (ESPN) Local Local Local Local National (WTBS) Regional (KATZ) Local National (WTBS) Local Local Local Local Local Local Regional National (ESPN) National (ESPN) Local Regional (PSN-TV) National (ESPN) Local National (ESPN) Regional (PSN-TV) Local Local Local National (ESPN) Local Local Regional Local Local Regional National (ESPN) * Independence Bowl ** Peach Bowl *** St. Jude Liberty Bowl ECU Football

ECU scored on a punt return: Derrek Batson vs. West Virginia, Nov. 7, 1992 (97 yards) Opponent scored on a punt return: Perry Carter of Southern Miss, Nov. 9, 1991 (86 yards) ECU scored on a kickoff return: Mitchell Galloway vs. Tulsa, Oct. 22, 1994 (97 yards) Opponent scored on a kickoff return: Tony Smith of Southern Miss, Nov. 25, 1989 (82 yards) ECU scored on an interception return: Daren Hart vs. Stanford, Dec. 30, 1995 (39 yards) Opponent scored on an interception return: Jamell Jefferson of Central Michigan, Sept. 16, 1995 (30 yards) ECU scored on a punt and kickoff return in same game: Dion Johnson vs. Temple, Oct. 27, 1990 (Punt Return -53 yards; Kickoff Return -90 yards) Opponent scored on a punt and kickoff return in same game: None since 1965 ECU scored on a fumble return: Morris Foreman vs. Temple, Oct. 21, 1995 (31 yards) Opponent scored on a fumble return: Lawrence Lewis of Virginia Tech, Oct. 15, 1994 (60 yards) ECU scored on a blocked punt return: Dwight Henry vs. Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 (recovered in end zone) Opponent scored on a blocked punt return: Kwane Ellis of Stanford, Dec. 30, 1995 (2 yards) ECU scored when fumble recovered in end zone: Mike Davis vs. East Tennessee State, Nov. 7, 1981 Opponent scored when fumble recovered in end zone: Andy Mason of Washington, Sept. 25, 1993 ECU scored on a safety: Maurice DeShazo of Virginia Tech fumbles ball out of end zone, Oct. 30, 1993 Opponent scored on a safety: J.T. Thomas of West Virginia sacked Marcus Crandell in end zone, Sept. 30, 1995 ECU scored on a two-point conversion: Marcus Crandell pass to Sean Richardson vs. South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 Opponent scored on a two-point conversion: Ronnie McAda of Army on a run, Nov. 4, 1995 ECU blocked a punt: Dwight Henry vs. Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 Opponent blocked a punt: Kwane Ellis of Stanford, Dec. 30, 1995 ECU blocked a field goal: Morris Foreman vs. South Carolina, Oct. 9, 1993 Opponent blocked a field goal: Robert McWilliams of Temple, Oct. 21, 1995 ECU blocked an extra point: Opponent blocked an extra point: Robert Jones vs. N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992 Tim Bell of Southern Mississppi, Oct. 28, 1995 ECU had teammates rush for 100 yards in same game: Junior Smith (150 yards) and Charles Miles (112 yards) vs. Southern Miss, Oct. 29, 1992 Opponent had teammates rush for 100 yards in same game: Rob DeBoer (165 yards) and Mike Dingle (113 yards) of South Carolina, Oct. 13, 1990 ECU Football ECU had quarterback throw and run for over 100 yards: Jeff Blake (119 Rush -199 Pass) vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 20, 1990 Opponent had quarterback throw and run for over 100 yards: Tracy Ham (199 Rush -141 Pass) of Georgia Southern, Oct. 18, 1986 ECU had quarterback throw five touchdowns: Jeff Blake vs. Southern Mississippi, Nov. 9, 1991 Opponent had quarterback throw five touchdowns: Gus Frerotte of Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 (6 IDs) ECU had quarterback throw four touchdowns: Marcus Crandell vs. Syracuse, Sept. 9, 1995 Opponent had quarterback throw four touchdowns: Johnny Johnson of Illinois, Dec. 31, 1994 ECU had quarterback throw three touchdowns: Marcus Crandell vs. Army, Nov. 4, 1995 Opponent had quarterback throw three touchdowns: Steve Taneyhill of South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 ECU had player score four touchdowns: Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 18, 1989 Opponent had player score four touchdowns: Chris Penn of Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 ECU had player score three touchdowns: Mitchell Galloway vs. South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 Opponent had player score three touchdowns: Marvin Graves of Syracuse, Sept. 9, 1993 ECU had kicker make four field goals: Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford, Dec. 30, 1995 Opponent had kicker make four field goals: Marty Simpson of South Carolina, Sept. 19, 1992 ECU had kicker make three field goals: Chad Holcomb vs. Stanford, Dec. 30, 1995 Opponent had kicker make three field goals: Charlie Pierce of Central Florida, Nov. 12, 1994 ECU scored 50 points: 56 vs. South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 Opponent scored 50 points: 52 by Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 ECU scored 40 points: 56 vs. South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 Opponent scored 40 points: 42 by South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 ECU scored 40 points in one half: 42 vs. Akron (1st), Oct. 5, 1991 Opponent scored 40 points in one half: Not since 1970 ECU scored 30 points in one half: 31 vs. Tulane (1st), Nov. 2, 1991 Opponent scored 30 points in one half: 31 by Southern Miss (2nd), Oct. 28, 1995 ECU scored 25 points in one quarter: 27 vs. South Carolina (2nd), Oct. 8, 1994 Opponent scored 25 points in one quarter: 25 by N.C. State (4th), Sept. 6, 1986 ECU has been shut out: by Illinois, Sept. 23, 1995 Opponent has been shut out: vs. Illinois State, Oct. 23, 1982 (138 consecutive games) 127

PIRATES IN HOME OPENERS ' Record: 34-24-2 Nov. 12, 1932 lost to Guilford, 0-79 Oct. 20, 1933 lost to Wake Forest Frosh, 0-27 Oct. 13, 1934 lost to Wingate, 0-6 Oct. 26, 1935 lost to Oak Ridge, 2-6 Oct. 30, 1936 def. William & Mary, 25-0 Oct. 2, 1937 lost to Guilford, 0-7 Oct. 8, 1938 lost to Campbell, 6-19 Oct. 13, 1939 lost to Western Carolina, 6-12 Sept. 28, 1940 def. Kutztown State, 14-6 Sept. 27, 1941 def. Tusculum, 31-0 Oct. 5, 1946 tied Atlantic Christian, 6-6 Sept. 27, 1947 lost to Lenoir-Rhyne, 9-27 Oct. 15, 1948 lost to Western Carolina, 0-39 Sept. 14, 1949 def. Cherry Point Marines, 24-0 Sept. 30, 1950 lost to Hampden-Sydney, 26-38 Oct. 6, 1951 lost to Elon, 20-34 Sept. 13, 1952 lost to Norfolk Navy, 7-13 Sept. 19, 1953 def. Wilson Teachers, 41-0 Sept. 11, 1954 def. Norfolk Navy, 21-0 Sept. 10, 1955 def. Norfolk Navy, 6-0 Sept. 22, 1956 tied Stetson, 7-7 Sept. 28, 1957 lost to Davidson, 7-19 Sept. 13, 1958 def. Emory & Henry, 12-0 Sept. 19, 1959 def. Albright, 45-0 Sept. 17, 1960 def. Newport News Apprentice, 21-6 Sept. 16, 1961 def. Indiana State, 19-6 Sept. 29, 1962 def. Catawba, 15-14 Sept. 21, 1963 def. Wake Forest, 20-10 Sept. 12, 1964 def. Catawba, 25-0 Sept. 25, 1965 def. West Chester, 27-6 Sept. 24, 1966 lost to Northeastern Louisiana, 14-21 Oct. 7, 1967 def. Southern Illinois, 21-8 Sept. 14, 1968 def. Parsons, 37-7 Sept. 27, 1969 lost to Louisiana Tech, 6-24 Sept. 19, 1970 lost to East Tennessee State, 0-10 Sept. 11, 1971 lost to Toledo, 0-45 Sept. 16, 1972 def. Southern Illinois, 16-0 Sept. 29, 1973 def. Furman, 14-3 Sept. 14, 1974 def. Bowling Green, 24-6 Sept. 20, 1975 def. William & Mary, 20-0 Sept. 11, 1976 def. Southern Mississippi, 48-0 Sept. 24, 1977 def. VMT, 14-13 Sept. 2, 1978 def. Western Carolina, 14-6 Sept. 1, 1979 def. Western Carolina, 31-6 Sept. 13, 1980 lost to Southwestern Louisiana, 21-27 Sept. 5, 1981 def. Western Carolina, 42-6 Sept. 18, 1982 def. East Tennessee State, 30-0 Sept. 17, 1983 def. Murray State, 50-25 Sept. 1, 1984 lost to Florida State, 17-48 Sept. 14, 1985 def. Southwest Texas State, 27-16 Sept. 13, 1986 lost to West Virginia, 21-24 Sept. 12, 1987 lost to Florida State, 3-44 Sept. 3, 1988 def. Tennessee Tech, 52-13 Sept. 9, 1989 def. Bowling Green, 41-6 Sept. 1, 1990 def. Louisiana Tech, 27-17 Sept. 14, 1991 def. Memphis State, 20-13 Sept. 5, 1992 lost to Syracuse, 21-42 Sept. 9, 1993 lost to Syracuse, 22-41 Sept. 24, 1994 lost to Syracuse, 18-21 Sept. 16, 1995 def. Central Michigan, 30-17 ECU Football PIRATES IN SEASON OPENERS Record: 29-30-1 Oct. 29, 1932 lost to Presbyterian, 0-39 Oct. 6, 1933 lost to N.C. State Frosh, 0-18 Oct. 13, 1934 lost to Wingate, 0-6 Oct. 12, 1935 lost to Wingate, 0-6 Oct. 24, 1936 lost to Western Carolina, 6-7 Oct. 2, 1937 lost to Guilford, 0-7 Oct. 1, 1938 lost to Belmont Abbey, 0-19 Sept. 31, 1939 lost to Kutztown State, 6-20 Sept. 28, 1940 def. Kutztown State, 14-6 Sept. 27, 1941 def. Tusculum, 31-0 Sept. 30, 1946 def. Presbyterian, 20-0 Sept. 27, 1947 lost to Lenoir-Rhyne, 9-27 Sept. 17, 1948 lost to Cherry Point Marines, 6-13 Sept. 15, 1949 def. Cherry point Marines, 24-0 Sept. 16, 1950 def. Newport News Apprentice, 21-7 Sept. 15, 1951 lost to Southern Mississippi, 0-40 Sept. 13, 1952 lost to Norfolk Navy, 7-13 Sept. 19, 1953 def. Wilson Teachers, 41-0 Sept. 11, 1954 def. Norfolk Navy, 21-0 Sept. 10, 1955 def. Norfolk Navy, 6-0 Sept. 15, 1956 lost to Virginia Tech 2-37 Sept. 18, 1957 lost to Richmond, 7-40 Sept. 13, 1958 def. Emory & Henry, 12-0 Sept. 12, 1959 lost to Presbyterian, 13-18 Sept. 17, 1960 def. Newport News Apprentice, 21-6 Sept. 16, 1961 def. Indiana State, 19-6 Sept. 15, 1962 lost to Richmond, 26-27 Sept. 14, 1963 lost to Richmond, 7-10 Sept. 12, 1964 def. Catawba, 25-0 Sept. 25, 1965 def. West Chester, 27-6 Sept. 17, 1966 tied William & Mary, 7-7 Sept. 16, 1967 def. William & Mary, 27-7 Sept. 14, 1968 def. Parsons, 37-7 Sept. 20, 1969 lost to East Tennessee State, 0-7 Sept. 12, 1970 lost to Toledo, 2-35 Sept. 11, 1971 lost to Toledo, 0-45 Sept. 9, 1972 def. VMI, 30-3 Sept. 8, 1973 lost to N.C. State, 8-57 Sept. 14, 1974 def. Bowling Green, 24-6 Sept. 6, 1975 lost to N.C. State, 3-26 Sept. 11, 1976 def. Southern Mississippi, 48-0 Sept. 3, 1977 def. N.C. State, 28-23 Sept. 2, 1978 def. Western Carolina, 14-6 Sept. 1, 1979 def. Western Carolina, 31-6 Sept. 6, 1980 def. Duke, 35-10 Sept. 5, 1981 def. Western Carolina, 42-6 Sept. 11, 1982 lost to N.C. State, 26-33 Sept. 3, 1983 lost to Florida State, 46-47 Sept. 1, 1984 lost to Florida State, 17-48 Sept. 7, 1985 def. N.C. State, 33-14 Sept. 6, 1986 lost to N.C. State, 10-38 Sept. 5, 1987 def. N.C. State, 32-14 Sept. 3, 1988 def. Tennessee Tech, 52-13 Sept. 9, 1989 def. Bowling Green, 41-6 Sept. 1, 1990 def. Louisiana Tech, 27-17 Aug. 31, 1991 lost to Illinois, 31-38 Sept. 5, 1992 lost to Syracuse, 21-42 Sept. 9, 1993 lost to Syracuse, 22-41 Sept. 10, 1994 lost to Duke, 10-13 Sept. 7, 1995 lost to Tennessee, 7-27 128 PIRATES IN HOMECOMING GAMES Record: 33-8 (Since 1955) Oct. 8, 1955 def. Elon, 13-0 Oct. 13, 1956 def. Western Carolina, 20-19 Oct. 12, 1957 lost to Elon, 12-21 Oct. 18, 1958 def. Western Carolina, 18-7 Oct. 10, 1959 def. Elon, 31-8 Oct. 15, 1960 def. Western Carolina, 7-6 Oct. 7, 1961 def. Elon, 22-20 Oct. 20, 1962 def. Newberry, 36-8 Oct. 19, 1963 def. Western Carolina, 50-0 Nov. 14, 1964 def. Presbyterian, 49-8 Oct. 23, 1965 def. The Citadel, 21-0 Nov. 12, 1966 def. Richmond, 28-16 Oct. 28, 1967 lost to The Citadel, 19-21 Nov. 9, 1968 lost to Tampa, 21-28 Nov. 8, 1969 lost to Davidson, 27-42 Oct. 17, 1970 lost to Southern Illinois, 12-14 Nov. 6, 1971 def. Davidson, 27-26 Nov. 4, 1972 def. Tenn.-Chattanooga, 33-7 Nov. 10, 1973 def. Richmond, 44-14 Nov. 2, 1974 def. The Citadel, 41-21 Oct. 18, 1975 def. Western Carolina, 42-14 Oct. 30, 1976 def. Western Carolina, 24-17 Oct. 8, 1977 def. Southern Illinois, 33-0 Nov. 11, 1978 def. William & Mary, 20-3 Oct. 13, 1979 def. The Citadel, 49-7 Oct. 18, 1980 def. Western Carolina, 24-14 Nov. 7, 1981 def. East Tennessee State, 66-23 Oct. 23, 1982 def. Illinois State, 21-0 Oct. 29, 1983 def. East Tennessee State, 21-9 Oct. 20, 1984 def. East Tennessee State, 24-6 Oct. 5, 1985 lost to Miami (Fla.), 15-27 Oct. 18, 1986 def. Georgia Southern, 35-33 Oct. 10, 1987 def. Cincinnati, 56-28 Oct. 8, 1988 lost to West Virginia, 10-30 Oct. 21, 1989 def. Virginia Tech, 14-10 Oct. 20, 1990 def. Cincinnati, 56-32 Oct. 5, 1991 def. Akron, 56-20 Oct. 17, 1992 def. Cincinnati, 42-21 Oct. 16, 1993 def. Louisiana Tech, 31-28 Oct. 29, 1994 def. Cincinnati, 35-21 Oct. 21, 1995 def. Temple, 32-22

East Carolina began competing in football on an intercollegiate basis in 1932, with Kenneth Beatty serving as head coach. Since that time, Pirate football squads have been fielded 60 times. The overall record for ECU football is 294-273-11, a 51.8 winning percentage. The Pirates joined the Southern Conference in 1964 and left the league in June of 1977. During that time, ECU enjoyed much success. The school record against conference foes during that time was 43-18-1, a 70.2 winning per-centage. OVERALL CONFERENCE Season w L I Pct. PF PA w L I Pct. PF PA Coach Captain(s)1932 0 5 0 .000 0 187 Kenneth Beatty Bud Bullock 1933 1 5 0 .167 6 98 Kenneth Beatty Henry Rivers 1934 1 4 1 .250 18 87 G.L. Mathis NONE 1935 3 3 0 .500 77 32 G.L. Mathis NONE 1936 2 2 0 .500 50 13 Bo Farley Lex Ridenhour 1937 2 5 0 .286 65 78 J.D. Alexander Primy Carpenter1938 1 6 1 .188 39 126 J.D. Alexander Bill Shelton 1939 0 8 0 .000 18 168 O.A. Hankner Mervin Frazelle 1940 5 3 0 .625 143 70 John Christenbury Walter Rodgers1941 7 0 0 1.000 159 20 John Christenbury Jim Gianakas 1942-45 NO GAMES PLAYED 1946 5 3 1 .563 158 58 Jim Johnson NONE 1947 3 6 0 .333 64 142 Jim Johnson John Wyatt1948 0 9 0 .000 38 206 Jim Johnson John Wyatt, Frank Holocher 1949 4 5 1 .450 207 177 Bill Dole Ray Autry, Keith Kilpatrick 1950 7 3 0 .700 252 142 Bill Dole Johnny Smith, Buck Wilson 1951 4 6 0 .400 184 220 Bill Dole Jessee Aldridge, Dwight Shoe,Dennis Smith 1952 6 3 2 .636 225 132 Jack Boone Dwight Shoe, Dennis Smith 1953 8 2 0 .800 292 81 Jack Boone Jack Britt, Bobby Hodges1954 5 4 1 .550 144 105 Jack Boone John Hayes, Willie Holland 1955 4 5 0 .444 93 102 Jack Boone Dick , Harold O'Kelley1956 2 6 1 .278 99 249 Jack Boone Dick CherryCherry, Ray Pennington1957 1 8 0 .111 73 218 Jack Boone Dick Monds, Ken Burgess1958 6 4 0 .600 142 145 Jack Boone Lynn Barnett, Ralph Zehring1959 5 6 0 .455 269 171 Jack Boone Bill Cain, Ed Emory 1960 7 3 0 .700 144 92 Jack Boone Glenn Bass, Chuck Gordon 1961 5 4 1 .550 151 139 Jack Boone Chuck Gordon, Nick Hilgert,Clayton Piland 1962 5 4 0 .556 217 136 Clarence Stasavich Dave Smith, Bill Strickland 1963 9 1 0 .900 230 54 Clarence Stasavich Maurice Allen, Richard Honeycutt1964 9 1 0 .900 279 107 Clarence Stasavich Dave Bumgarner, Ted Day1965 9 1 0 .900 229 83 3 1 0 .750 83 47 Clarence Stasavich Mitchell Cannon,Norman Swindell 1966 4 5 1 .450 174 175 4 1 1 .750 126 67 Clarence Stasavich Leroy Cobb, Johnny Crew 1967 8 2 0 .800 253 178 4 1 0 .800 145 81 Clarence Stasavich Nelson Gravatt, Kevin Moran 1968 4 6 0 .400 175 244 2 2 0 .500 54 72 Clarence Stasavich Ben Grieb, Wayne Lineberry1969 2 7 0 .222 108 204 1 3 0 .250 71 118 Clarence Stasavich Mike Boaz, Roger Bost 1970 3 8 0 .273 136 253 2 2 0 .500 55 87 Mike McGee George Whitley, Steve Davis 1971 4 6 0 .400 181 300 3 2 0 .600 101 106 Sonny Randle Rich Peeler 1972 9 2 0 .818 269 176 6 0 0 1.000 161 67 Sonny Randle Jim Post, Jimmy Creech 1973 9 2 0 .818 352 151 7 0 0 1.000 262 41 Sonny Randle Mike Myrick, Carl Summrell 1974 7 4 0 .636 250 167 3 3 0 .500 131 107 Pat Dye Danny Kepley, Don Schink 1975 8 3 0 .727 296 154 4 2 0 .667 111 80 Pat Dye Cary Godette, Jimbo Walker,Bobby Myrick, Kenny Strayhorn1976 9 2 0 .818 278 116 4 1 0 .800 128 66 Pat Dye Mike Weaver, Cary Godette 1977 8 3 0 .727 268 154 Pat Dye Jimmy Southerland,Harold Randolph1978 9 3 0 .750 287 136 Pat Dye Eddie Hicks, Terry Gallaher,Zack Valentine 1979 7 3 1 .682 380 193 Pat Dye Matt Mulholland,Mike Brewington 130 ECU Football East Carolina began competing in football on an intercollegiate basis in 1932, with Kenneth Beatty serving as head coach. Since that time, Pirate football squads have been fielded 60 times. The overall record for ECU football is 294-273-11, a 51.8 winning percentage. The Pirates joined the Southern Conference in 1964 and left the league in June of 1977. During that time, ECU enjoyed much success. The school record against conference foes during that time was 43-18-1, a 70.2 winning per-centage. OVERALL CONFERENCE Season w L I Pct. PF PA w L I Pct. PF PA Coach Captain(s)1932 0 5 0 .000 0 187 Kenneth Beatty Bud Bullock 1933 1 5 0 .167 6 98 Kenneth Beatty Henry Rivers 1934 1 4 1 .250 18 87 G.L. Mathis NONE 1935 3 3 0 .500 77 32 G.L. Mathis NONE 1936 2 2 0 .500 50 13 Bo Farley Lex Ridenhour 1937 2 5 0 .286 65 78 J.D. Alexander Primy Carpenter1938 1 6 1 .188 39 126 J.D. Alexander Bill Shelton 1939 0 8 0 .000 18 168 O.A. Hankner Mervin Frazelle 1940 5 3 0 .625 143 70 John Christenbury Walter Rodgers1941 7 0 0 1.000 159 20 John Christenbury Jim Gianakas 1942-45 NO GAMES PLAYED 1946 5 3 1 .563 158 58 Jim Johnson NONE 1947 3 6 0 .333 64 142 Jim Johnson John Wyatt1948 0 9 0 .000 38 206 Jim Johnson John Wyatt, Frank Holocher 1949 4 5 1 .450 207 177 Bill Dole Ray Autry, Keith Kilpatrick 1950 7 3 0 .700 252 142 Bill Dole Johnny Smith, Buck Wilson 1951 4 6 0 .400 184 220 Bill Dole Jessee Aldridge, Dwight Shoe,Dennis Smith 1952 6 3 2 .636 225 132 Jack Boone Dwight Shoe, Dennis Smith 1953 8 2 0 .800 292 81 Jack Boone Jack Britt, Bobby Hodges1954 5 4 1 .550 144 105 Jack Boone John Hayes, Willie Holland 1955 4 5 0 .444 93 102 Jack Boone Dick , Harold O'Kelley1956 2 6 1 .278 99 249 Jack Boone Dick CherryCherry, Ray Pennington1957 1 8 0 .111 73 218 Jack Boone Dick Monds, Ken Burgess1958 6 4 0 .600 142 145 Jack Boone Lynn Barnett, Ralph Zehring1959 5 6 0 .455 269 171 Jack Boone Bill Cain, Ed Emory 1960 7 3 0 .700 144 92 Jack Boone Glenn Bass, Chuck Gordon 1961 5 4 1 .550 151 139 Jack Boone Chuck Gordon, Nick Hilgert,Clayton Piland 1962 5 4 0 .556 217 136 Clarence Stasavich Dave Smith, Bill Strickland 1963 9 1 0 .900 230 54 Clarence Stasavich Maurice Allen, Richard Honeycutt1964 9 1 0 .900 279 107 Clarence Stasavich Dave Bumgarner, Ted Day1965 9 1 0 .900 229 83 3 1 0 .750 83 47 Clarence Stasavich Mitchell Cannon,Norman Swindell 1966 4 5 1 .450 174 175 4 1 1 .750 126 67 Clarence Stasavich Leroy Cobb, Johnny Crew 1967 8 2 0 .800 253 178 4 1 0 .800 145 81 Clarence Stasavich Nelson Gravatt, Kevin Moran 1968 4 6 0 .400 175 244 2 2 0 .500 54 72 Clarence Stasavich Ben Grieb, Wayne Lineberry1969 2 7 0 .222 108 204 1 3 0 .250 71 118 Clarence Stasavich Mike Boaz, Roger Bost 1970 3 8 0 .273 136 253 2 2 0 .500 55 87 Mike McGee George Whitley, Steve Davis 1971 4 6 0 .400 181 300 3 2 0 .600 101 106 Sonny Randle Rich Peeler 1972 9 2 0 .818 269 176 6 0 0 1.000 161 67 Sonny Randle Jim Post, Jimmy Creech 1973 9 2 0 .818 352 151 7 0 0 1.000 262 41 Sonny Randle Mike Myrick, Carl Summrell 1974 7 4 0 .636 250 167 3 3 0 .500 131 107 Pat Dye Danny Kepley, Don Schink 1975 8 3 0 .727 296 154 4 2 0 .667 111 80 Pat Dye Cary Godette, Jimbo Walker,Bobby Myrick, Kenny Strayhorn1976 9 2 0 .818 278 116 4 1 0 .800 128 66 Pat Dye Mike Weaver, Cary Godette 1977 8 3 0 .727 268 154 Pat Dye Jimmy Southerland,Harold Randolph1978 9 3 0 .750 287 136 Pat Dye Eddie Hicks, Terry Gallaher,Zack Valentine 1979 7 3 1 .682 380 193 Pat Dye Matt Mulholland,Mike Brewington 130 ECU Football r

3.4. 7. 9. 3.4. 7. 9. OVERALL CONFERENCE Season w L I Pct. PF PA w L I Pct. PF PA Coach Captain(s)1980 4 7 0 .364 192 312 Ed Theodore Sutton, Jeffrey Warren1981 5 6 0 .455 242 290 Ed Mike Grant, Tootie Robbins1982 7 4 0 .636 259 228 Ed Emory Jody Schultz, Earnest Byner,Whitley Wilkerson1983 8 3 0 .727 271 180 Ed Emory Earnest Byner, Mike Grant,Reggie Branch, Lloyd Black1984 2 9 0 .182 210 309 Ed Emory Jeff Heath, Tyrone Johnson,Ricky Nichols1985 2 0 0 .182 161 281 Art Baker Tony Baker, Robert Washington,Stuart Ward1986 3 8 0 .182 197 364 Art Baker Game1987 5 6 0 .455 229 330 Art Baker Game1988 3 8 0 .273 281 325 Art Baker Game Captains1989 6 5 0 .500 301 286 Bill Lewis Travis Hunter, Walter Wilson,Anthony Thompson, JuniorRobinson1990 5 6 0 .455 254 267 Bill Lewis Chad Martin, Donald Porch,George Koonce, R.L. Beeman1991 11 1 0 .917 372 243 Bill Lewis Jeff Blake, Luke Fisher, Chris Hall,John Jett, Robert Jones1992 5 6 0 .455 289 367 Steve Logan Jerry Dillon, Tom Scott,Charles Howard, Cedric VanBuren1993 2 9 0 .182 175 329 Steve Logan Carlester Crumpler, Robert Tate,Jeff Cooke1994 7 5 0 .583 303 233 Steve Logan Junior Smith, John Krawczyk,Leonard Graham1995 9 3 0 .750 255 213 Steve Logan Morris Foreman, Kevin Wiggins,Mark LibianoTotals 294 273 11 .518 11,306 10,532 43 18 1 .702 1428 939 (NOTE: The 1986 Temple game and the 1989 Louisiana Tech game were forfeited to ECU due to use of an ineligible player.The school records reflect this change. It has no effect on coaching records.) RIRAT'E COACHING RECORDS No. Coach Years Games w L T Pct. 1. Kenneth Beatty 1932-33 11 1 10 0 .091 2. G.L. (Doc) Mathis 1934-35 12 4 7 1 .375 Bo Farley 1936 4 2 2 0 .500 J.D. Alexander 1937-38 15 3 11 1 .233 5. O.A. Hanker 1939 8 0 8 0 .000 6. John Christenbury 1940-41 15 12 3 0 .800 Jim Johnson 1946-48 26 7 18 1 .271 8. Bill Dole 1949-51 30 15 14 1 .517 Jack Boone 1952-61 99 49 45 5 .521 10. Clarence Stasavich 1962-69 78 50 27 1 .647 11. Mike McGee 1970 11 3 8 0 .273 12. Sonny Randle 1971-73 32 22 10 0 .688 13. Pat Dye 1974-79 67 48 18 1 .727 14. Ed Emory 1980-84 55 26 29 0 .473 15. Art Baker 1985-88 44 12 32 0 .273 16. Bill Lewis 1988-91 34 21 12 1 .632 17. Steve Logan 1992-46 23 23 0 .500 ECU Football 131

(Attendance figures in parentheses) 1932 (0-5)Oct. 29 Nov. 3Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 26 1933 (1-5) Oct 6Oct.Oct.Nov. 20283Nov. 11Nov. 25 1934 (1-4-1) Oct. 13Oct. 20 Nov. 3Nov. 12Nov. 16Nov. 23 1935 (3-3) Oct. 12Oct. 26Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 30 1936 (3-2) Oct. 24Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 14Nov. 21 1937 (2-5) Oct. 2Oct. 9Oct. 16Oct. 23Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 13 1938 (2-5) Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 29Nov. 5Nov. 11Nov. 19Nov. 26 132 Coach Kenneth Beatty at Presbyterian ............................................ Lat Wake Forest Freshmen ......................... LGUILFORD ................................................. LN.C. STATE FRESHMEN ......................... Lat Appalachian State .................................. L Coach Kenneth Beatty at N.C. State Freshmen ............................. LWAKE FOREST FRESHMEN .................. Lat Guilfordd................................................... LPRESBYTERIAN ........................................ LCAMPBELL ................................................ W APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... L Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis WINGATE ................................................... Lat Appalachian State .................................. Lat Presbyterian ............................................ W LOUISBURG ............................................... LWILLIAM & MARYd................................... Tat Lenoir-Rhyned.......................................... L Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis at Wingate ................................................... LOAKdRIDGE ................................................ LCHOWAN ................................................... W at William & Mary ...................................... W APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat Louisburg ................................................ W Coach Bo Farley at Western Carolinad.................................... LWILLIAM & MARY ................................... W DUKE B TEAM ........................................... W at Guilfordd................................................... LLOUISBURG ............................................... W Coach J.D. Alexander GUILFORD ................................................. Lat Campbell ................................................. LBELMONT ABBEYd..................................... LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... Lat William & Mary...................................... LHIGH POINT .............................................. W at Louisburg ................................................ W Coach J.D. Alexander at Belmont Abbeyd....................................... LCAMPBELL ................................................ Lat Western Carolina .................................... W at High Pointd............................................... Lat Guilfordd................................................... TWILLIAM & MARYd................................... LAPPALACHIAN STATE .......................... LNORFOLK NAVY ...................................... L 0-390-200-790-280-21 0-180-270-320-86-00-14 0-66-276-06-70-00-47 0-62-646-010-66-1413-0 6-725-014-60-619-0 0-76-77-190-76-1819-727-13 0-196-197-67-207-70-66-187-32 1939 (0-8) Sept. 31Oct. 7Oct. 13Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 11Nov. 18Nov. 25 1940 (5-3) Sept. 28 Oct. 5Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2Nov. 16 Nov. 22 1941 (7-0) Sept. 27 Oct. 10 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 6Nov. 13 1942-45 1946 (5-3-1) Sept. 30 Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 28 1947 (3-6) Sept. 27 Oct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18Oct. 25Nov. 1Nov. 8Nov. 22Nov. 29 Coach O.A. Hankner at Kutztown State ....................................... Lat Campbell ................................................. LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... Lat William & Mary ...................................... LGUILFORD ................................................. LHIGHdPOINT .............................................. Lat Appalachian State .................................. Lat Norfolk Navy .........................................L Coach John Christenbury KUTZTOWN STATE .................................. W PRESBYTERIAN ........................................ W at William & Mary ...................................... W at Western Carolina ................... ................. LN.C. STATE FRESHMEN ......................... Lat Guilford ................................................... W HIGH POINTd.............................................. Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. W Coach John Christenbury TUSCULUM ............................................... W NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... WWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... WNEWPORT NAVY ...................................... W at Erskine ..................................................... W at Bergen ...................................................... W at Belmont Abbey ....................................... W No Games Played Coach Jim Johnson at Presbyterian ............................................ W ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... Tat Elon .......................................................... LERSKINE ..................................................... W NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... Wat Atlantic Christian ................................... W WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... LLENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... Lat Fort Bragg ............................................... W Coach Jim Johnson LENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... Lat Atlantic Christian ................................... W ELON ........................................................... Lat Erskine ..................................................... Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. WFORT BRAGG ............................................. W LITTLE CREEK, VA .d.................................. Lat N.C. State Frosh ..................................... Lat Western Carolinad.................................... L 6-200-136-120-70-200-250-646-7 14-640-018-014-250-2613-00-644-7 31-039-019-630-014-713-713-0 20-06-66-1321-719-726-67-130-653-0 9-2712-70-70-1314-612-27-3112-200-28 ECU Football (Attendance figures in parentheses) 1932 (0-5)Oct. 29 Nov. 3Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 26 1933 (1-5) Oct 6Oct.Oct.Nov. 20283Nov. 11Nov. 25 1934 (1-4-1) Oct. 13Oct. 20 Nov. 3Nov. 12Nov. 16Nov. 23 1935 (3-3) Oct. 12Oct. 26Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 30 1936 (3-2) Oct. 24Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 14Nov. 21 1937 (2-5) Oct. 2Oct. 9Oct. 16Oct. 23Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 13 1938 (2-5) Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 29Nov. 5Nov. 11Nov. 19Nov. 26 132 Coach Kenneth Beatty at Presbyterian ............................................ Lat Wake Forest Freshmen ......................... LGUILFORD ................................................. LN.C. STATE FRESHMEN ......................... Lat Appalachian State .................................. L Coach Kenneth Beatty at N.C. State Freshmen ............................. LWAKE FOREST FRESHMEN .................. Lat Guilfordd................................................... LPRESBYTERIAN ........................................ LCAMPBELL ................................................ W APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... L Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis WINGATE ................................................... Lat Appalachian State .................................. Lat Presbyterian ............................................ W LOUISBURG ............................................... LWILLIAM & MARYd................................... Tat Lenoir-Rhyned.......................................... L Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis at Wingate ................................................... LOAKdRIDGE ................................................ LCHOWAN ................................................... W at William & Mary ...................................... W APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat Louisburg ................................................ W Coach Bo Farley at Western Carolinad.................................... LWILLIAM & MARY ................................... W DUKE B TEAM ........................................... W at Guilfordd................................................... LLOUISBURG ............................................... W Coach J.D. Alexander GUILFORD ................................................. Lat Campbell ................................................. LBELMONT ABBEYd..................................... LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... Lat William & Mary...................................... LHIGH POINT .............................................. W at Louisburg ................................................ W Coach J.D. Alexander at Belmont Abbeyd....................................... LCAMPBELL ................................................ Lat Western Carolina .................................... W at High Pointd............................................... Lat Guilfordd................................................... TWILLIAM & MARYd................................... LAPPALACHIAN STATE .......................... LNORFOLK NAVY ...................................... L 0-390-200-790-280-21 0-180-270-320-86-00-14 0-66-276-06-70-00-47 0-62-646-010-66-1413-0 6-725-014-60-619-0 0-76-77-190-76-1819-727-13 0-196-197-67-207-70-66-187-32 1939 (0-8) Sept. 31Oct. 7Oct. 13Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 11Nov. 18Nov. 25 1940 (5-3) Sept. 28 Oct. 5Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2Nov. 16 Nov. 22 1941 (7-0) Sept. 27 Oct. 10 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 6Nov. 13 1942-45 1946 (5-3-1) Sept. 30 Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 28 1947 (3-6) Sept. 27 Oct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18Oct. 25Nov. 1Nov. 8Nov. 22Nov. 29 Coach O.A. Hankner at Kutztown State ....................................... Lat Campbell ................................................. LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... Lat William & Mary ...................................... LGUILFORD ................................................. LHIGHdPOINT .............................................. Lat Appalachian State .................................. Lat Norfolk Navy .........................................L Coach John Christenbury KUTZTOWN STATE .................................. W PRESBYTERIAN ........................................ W at William & Mary ...................................... W at Western Carolina ................... ................. LN.C. STATE FRESHMEN ......................... Lat Guilford ................................................... W HIGH POINTd.............................................. Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. W Coach John Christenbury TUSCULUM ............................................... W NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... WWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... WNEWPORT NAVY ...................................... W at Erskine ..................................................... W at Bergen ...................................................... W at Belmont Abbey ....................................... W No Games Played Coach Jim Johnson at Presbyterian ............................................ W ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... Tat Elon .......................................................... LERSKINE ..................................................... W NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... Wat Atlantic Christian ................................... W WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... LLENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... Lat Fort Bragg ............................................... W Coach Jim Johnson LENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... Lat Atlantic Christian ................................... W ELON ........................................................... Lat Erskine ..................................................... Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. WFORT BRAGG ............................................. W LITTLE CREEK, VA .d.................................. Lat N.C. State Frosh ..................................... Lat Western Carolinad.................................... L 6-200-136-120-70-200-250-646-7 14-640-018-014-250-2613-00-644-7 31-039-019-630-014-713-713-0 20-06-66-1321-719-726-67-130-653-0 9-2712-70-70-1314-612-27-3112-200-28 ECU Football

1948 (0-9)Sept.Sept.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Nov. LLLWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... APPALACHIAN STATE ..........................POINTHIGHATLANTIC ..............................................CHRISTIAN ......................... wLLLL w w w 172581522296Nov. 13Nov. 20 1949 (4-5-1)Sept. 15Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 5Nov. 12Nov. 19 1950 (7-3)Sept. 16Sept. 23Sept. 30Oct. 7Oct. 14Oct. 20Oct. 28Nov. 4Nov. 11Nov. 18 1951 (4-6)Sept. 15Sept. 22Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 10Nov. 24 Coach Jim Johnsonat Cherry Point Marines ...........................at Lenoir-Rhyne ..........................................at Elon .......................................................... Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. LDUKEdBdTEAM........................................... LLLL Coach Bill DoleCHERRY POINT MARINES ....................LENOIR-RHYNE .......................................at Hampden-Sydney ..................................at Elon ..........................................................at Western Carolina ....................................at Newport News Apprentice .................EDENTON FLYERS ...................................APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat High Point ............................................... TATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... Coach Bill Doleat Newport News Apprentice ................. wat Lenoir-Rhyne .......................................... wHAMPDEN-SYDNEY .............................. Lat Elon .......................................................... LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... wat Guilford ................................................... wCHERRY POINT MARINES .................... wat Appalachian State .................................. LHIGHdPOINT .............................................. wATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... w Coach Bill Doleat Southern Mississippi ............................ Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. Wat Norfolk Navy ......................................... WELON ........................................................... Lat Western Carolinad.................................... LGUILFORD ................................................. WLENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... LAPPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat Cherry Point Marines ........................... Wat The Citadeld.............................................. L 1952 (6-3-2) Coach Jack Boone 6-136-260-60-396-2013-190-477-300-6 24-020-217-207-336-1926-2167-018-3526-266-2 21-727-1926-3816-2636-626-720-120-2026-054-7 0-4032-67-620-3420-3419-1414-4120-2445-07-21 Sept. 13 NORFOLK NAVY ...................................... L 7-13Sept. 20 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... W 37-6Sept. 27 at Lenoir-Rhyned.......................................... L 6-7Oct. 4 CATAWBA .................................................. T 7-7Oct. 11 at Elon .......................................................... W 25-9Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... W 21-0Oct. 25 GUILFORD ................................................. W 41-25Nov. 1 at Appalachian State .................................. W 22-19Nov. 8 at Stetson ..................................................... T 19-19Nov. 15 WEST VIRGINIA TECH .......................... W 34-7Dec. 13 Clarion State (Lions Bowl) ....................... L 6-13 ECU Football 1953 (8-2)Sept. 19Sept. 26Oct. 3Oct. 10Oct. 17Oct. 24Oct. 31Nov. 7Nov. 14Jan. 2 1954 (5-4-1)Sept. 11Sept. 18Sept. 25Oct. 2Oct. 9Oct. 16Oct. 23Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 13 1955 (4-5)Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 22Oct. 29Nov. 5 1956 (2-6-1)Sept. 15Sept. 22Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 17 1957 (1-8)Sept. 18Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 9Nov. 16 Coach Jack Boone1948 (0-9)Sept.Sept.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Nov. LLLWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... APPALACHIAN STATE ..........................POINTHIGHATLANTIC ..............................................CHRISTIAN ......................... wLLLL w w w 172581522296Nov. 13Nov. 20 1949 (4-5-1)Sept. 15Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 5Nov. 12Nov. 19 1950 (7-3)Sept. 16Sept. 23Sept. 30Oct. 7Oct. 14Oct. 20Oct. 28Nov. 4Nov. 11Nov. 18 1951 (4-6)Sept. 15Sept. 22Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 10Nov. 24 Coach Jim Johnsonat Cherry Point Marines ...........................at Lenoir-Rhyne ..........................................at Elon .......................................................... Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. LDUKEdBdTEAM........................................... LLLL Coach Bill DoleCHERRY POINT MARINES ....................LENOIR-RHYNE .......................................at Hampden-Sydney ..................................at Elon ..........................................................at Western Carolina ....................................at Newport News Apprentice .................EDENTON FLYERS ...................................APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat High Point ............................................... TATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... Coach Bill Doleat Newport News Apprentice ................. wat Lenoir-Rhyne .......................................... wHAMPDEN-SYDNEY .............................. Lat Elon .......................................................... LWESTERN CAROLINA ........................... wat Guilford ................................................... wCHERRY POINT MARINES .................... wat Appalachian State .................................. LHIGHdPOINT .............................................. wATLANTIC CHRISTIAN ......................... w Coach Bill Doleat Southern Mississippi ............................ Lat Newport News Apprentice ................. Wat Norfolk Navy ......................................... WELON ........................................................... Lat Western Carolinad.................................... LGUILFORD ................................................. WLENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... LAPPALACHIAN STATE .......................... Lat Cherry Point Marines ........................... Wat The Citadeld.............................................. L 1952 (6-3-2) Coach Jack Boone 6-136-260-60-396-2013-190-477-300-6 24-020-217-207-336-1926-2167-018-3526-266-2 21-727-1926-3816-2636-626-720-120-2026-054-7 0-4032-67-620-3420-3419-1414-4120-2445-07-21 Sept. 13 NORFOLK NAVY ...................................... L 7-13Sept. 20 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... W 37-6Sept. 27 at Lenoir-Rhyned.......................................... L 6-7Oct. 4 CATAWBA .................................................. T 7-7Oct. 11 at Elon .......................................................... W 25-9Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... W 21-0Oct. 25 GUILFORD ................................................. W 41-25Nov. 1 at Appalachian State .................................. W 22-19Nov. 8 at Stetson ..................................................... T 19-19Nov. 15 WEST VIRGINIA TECH .......................... W 34-7Dec. 13 Clarion State (Lions Bowl) ....................... L 6-13 ECU Football 1953 (8-2)Sept. 19Sept. 26Oct. 3Oct. 10Oct. 17Oct. 24Oct. 31Nov. 7Nov. 14Jan. 2 1954 (5-4-1)Sept. 11Sept. 18Sept. 25Oct. 2Oct. 9Oct. 16Oct. 23Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 13 1955 (4-5)Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 22Oct. 29Nov. 5 1956 (2-6-1)Sept. 15Sept. 22Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 17 1957 (1-8)Sept. 18Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 9Nov. 16 Coach Jack BooneWILSON TEACHERS ................................ WLENOIR-RHYNEat Catawba .................................................. WWELON ........................................................... Wat Western Carolina .................................... WGUILFORD ................................................. W ....................................... 41-034-013-645-2526-740-0APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... W 40-7at Tampa ...................................................... Lat Stetson ..................................................... W 13-1840-6MORRIS-HARVEY (Elks Bowl) .............. L 0-12 Coach Jack BooneNORFOLK NAVY ...................................... W 21-0WEST CHESTER ........................................ L 4-6at Lenoir-Rhyne .......................................... W 7-6CATAWBA .................................................. W 26-7at Elond.......................................................... L 6-20WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... W 27-13EAST TENNESSEE STATE....................... T 6-6at Appalachian State .................................. L 7-13at Tampa ...................................................... LSTETSON .................................................... W 14-2726-7 Coach Jack BooneNORFOLK NAVY ...................................... W 6-0at West Chester ........................................... L 0-9LENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... L 6-7at Catawba .................................................. L 7-13ELONat ...........................................................Western Carolina .................................... WW 13-014-6at East Tennessee State ............................. L 20-34APPALACHIAN STATE ..........................TAMPA ........................................................ WW 13-014-33 Coach Jack Boone 2-377-713-23 at Virginia Tech ........................................... at Elon .......................................................... W STETSON ....................................................CATAWBA .................................................. LTL 19-720-190-2819-22 CAROLINAWESTERNMORRIS-HARVEYd.....................................at Appalachian State ..................................at Lenoir-Rhyne ..........................................RICHMOND ............................................... ........................... WLLLL 12-577-45 Coach Jack Booneat Richmond ................................................ L 7-40DAVIDSON ................................................. L 7-19at Catawba .................................................. L 14-36ELONd........................................................... L 12-21at Western Carolina .................................... L 7-20NEWBERRY ................................................ L 7-20APPALACHIAN STATE .......................... L 6-7LENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... L 7-55at Presbyterian ............................................ W 6-0 133

1958 (6-4)13Sept. 20Oct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18Oct. 25Nov. 1Nov. 8Nov. 15Nov. 27 1959 (5-6)1219 Coach Jack BooneEMORY & HENRY ..................................... wPRESBYTERIAN ........................................ LCATAWBA .................................................. watElon.......................................................... wWESTERNCAROLINA ........................... watNewberry ................................................ LatAppalachian State .................................. LatLenoir-Rhyne.......................................... LRANDOLPH-MACON............................. wGUILFORD ................................................. w Coach Jack Booneat Presbyterian ............................................ LALBRIGHT .................................................. w 12-016-246-014-618-76-280-1414-5936-620-0 13-1845-0 1963 (9-1) Sept.Oct. 282114 5Oct.Oct.Nov. 12192Nov. 9Nov.Decd23 . 14 1964 (9-1)12 Sept.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Nov. 2431 19261017 7 atFurman (5,000) .......................................Nov.Dec. 1412 Coach Clarence Stasavich WESTERN CAROLINA (11,500) ............. RichmondatWAKE (9,500)FOREST ...................................(17,000) ...........................WOFFORD (3,500) .....................................atPresbyterian (4,500) .............................. at The Citadel (7,500) .................................LENOIR-RHYNE (10,500) ........................ ELON (9,000) .............................................. w w w w w w w L at Tampa (6,800)Northeastern ..............................(2,700) (Eastern ...Bowl) ....... �� w w Coach Clarence StasavichCATAWBA (7,000)...................................... w 7-1020-1034-724-76-050-020-628-014-827-6 25-033-731-20Sept. 26 at Guilford ................................................... w 27-0Oct. 3 atCatawba .................................................. w 34-7 atWestChester (8,000)HOWARD (13,000) .....................................atWofford (6,000) ....................................... ............................. w w w 21-0at Lenoir-Rhyne (7,000) ............................ w 33-1420-22RICHMONDatThe (13,000)Citadel (11,400) .............................. ................................ w LOct. 10 ELON........................................................... w 31-8Oct. 17 atWesternCarolina.................................... L 14-34Oct. 24 19-1034-1449-814-13 atNewberry ................................................ LOct. 31 APPALACHIANSTATE .......................... LNov. 7 PRESBYTERIAN (14,322) .........................Massachusetts (7,500) (TangerineBowl) .... w w w 0-2821-2274-0LENOIR-RHYNE ....................................... LNov. 14 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......... wNov. 21 atWofford ................................................... L 13-20 1960 (7-3)17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 22Oct. 29Nov. 5Nov. 12Nov. 19 1961 (5-4-1)1623Sept. 30Oct. 7 Oct.Nov. Oct.Oct. 282114 Nov.Nov. 18114 1962 (5-4)15Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 17Nov. 24 134 Coach Jack BooneNEWPORT NEWSAPPRENTICE .......... W 21-6GUILFORD ................................................. W 7-0CATAWBA .................................................. W 28-0atElon.......................................................... W 14-8WESTERN CAROLINA ........................... W 7-6NEWBERRY ................................................ W 21-0atAppalachian State .................................. L 17-21atLenoir-Rhyne.......................................... L 0-17PRESBYTERIAN ........................................ L 7-27RICHMOND ............................................... W 22-7 Coach Jack BooneINDIANA STATE....................................... W 19-6atGuilford................................................... W 17-15atCatawba .................................................. W 16-0ELON........................................................... W 22-206-7WESTERNatNewberry ................................................ WCAROLINA ........................... L 13-7atAppalachian State .................................. L 14-16LENOIR-RHYNE .................. 19-24 WOFFORD.................................................. atFurman .................................................... ..................... T LL 8-2920-20 Coach Clarence Stasavich 26-27at Richmond (5,500) ...................................CATAWBA (6,500) ...................................... WL 15-14atElon (3,800) .............................................atWesternCarolina (5,800) ......................NEWBERRY (9,000) ................................... WLL 19-2316-2036-829-16APPALACHIANat Lenoir-Rhyne (7,500) ............................atWofford (3,700) ....................................... W STATE (4,000) .............. WL 41-6-79EASTERN KENTUCKY (3,100) ............... W 29-12 1965 (9-1)Sept. 25Oct. 2Oct. 9 Nov. Oct.Oct.Oct. 1623306Nov.Nov.Dec. 132011 1966 (4-5-1)17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct.Oct. 158 Oct. 22Oct. 29Nov. 12Nov. 19Nov. 25 1967 (8-2) 2416 Sept. 30Oct. 7Oct. 14Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 4Nov. 11Nov. 18 Coach Clarence Stasavich 27-67-14WEST CHESTER (13,500) .........................atFurman (4,000) .......................................at Richmond (5,500) ................................... W WL 34-13at Louisville (8,800) .................................... W 34-20THEat CITADELNortheast (13,800)Louisiana ............................(2,000) .................LENOIR-RHYNEGEORGE (16,332)WASHINGTON........................(13,202) ......... WWWW 21-045-044-021-20at Howard (3,000) ....................................... W 35-10Maine (8,350) (Tangerine Bowl)............... W 31-0 Coach Clarence Stasavich 7-714-21atWilliam & Mary (10,000) ......................NORTHEAST LOUISIANA(14,003) ......FURMAN (8,235)........................................ W TL 17-0DAVIDSON (16,903) .................................. W 40-77-20at George Washington (7,200) ..................atThe Citadel (10,400) ..............................at Southern Illinois (14,000) .....................RICHMOND (8,212) .................................. W LWL 27-1713-3128-1614-35SOUTHERNat Louisville MISSISSIPPI(4,000) (12,811).................................... ......... LL 7-21 Coach Clarence Stasavichat William & Mary (4,000) ........................ W 27-7at Richmond (8,000) ................................... W 23-7at Davidson (9,700) .................................... W 42-17SOUTHERNILLINOIS (14,500) .............. W 21-8LOUISVILLE (11,118)................................. W 18-13atParsons (9,000) ........................................ W 27-2619-21THE CITADEL (17,211) ............................FURMAN (9,123)........................................ LW 34-2913-37WEST TEXASSTATE (12,553) .................at Marshall (4,500) ...................................... LW 29-13 ECU Football

1968 (4-6) Coach Clarence Stasavich 1973 (9-2) Coach Sonny Randle14 PARSONS (16,687) ..................................... W 37-7 Sept. 8 at N.C. State (45,000) .................................. L 8-5721 WILLIAM & MARY (14,500) ................... L 0-14 15 at SouthernMississippi (10,800).............. w 13-0 Sept.Sept.Sept. 28 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (15,525) .............. w 17-16Oct. 25 at Southern Illinois (12,500) ..................... w 17-3 Oct. 5 atN.C. State (42,800) .................................. L 20-24 Nov. 1 FURMAN (2,000) ........................................ W 24-21 Oct. 12 atFurman (16,800) ..................................... W 15-12Nov. 8 DAVIDSON (15,337) .................................. L 27-42 Oct. 19 atAppalachianState (11,259) ................... L 21-23Nov. 15 at Marshall (5,500) ...................................... L 7-38 Oct. 26 DAYTON (14,674)....................................... W 34-6Nov. 22 SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI (3,500) ........... L 7-14 Nov. 2 THE CITADEL (19,450) ............................ w 41-21Nov. 9 atRichmond (14,000) ................................. L 20-28Nov. 16 at William & Mary (8,500) ........................ w 31-101970 (3-8) Coach Mike McGee Nov. 23 atVMI (8,100) ............................................. L 3-13 12 at Toledo (14,106)........................................ L 2-35 1975 (8-3) Coach Pat Dye19 EAST TENNESSEESTATE (13,042) ........ L 0-10 Sept.Sept. Sept.Sept. 28 atLouisianaTech (12,000) ........................ L 7-35 Sept. 22 at SouthernIllinois (9,500) ....................... w 42-25Oct. 5 atSouthernMississippi (12,500) .............. L 0-65 Sept. 29 FURMAN (16,270) ...................................... W 14-3Oct. 26 RICHMOND (12,500) ................................ L 7-31 Oct. 6 at Davidson (6,000) .................................... W 45-0Nov. 2 atFurman (6,500) ....................................... W 24-13 Oct. 13 VMI (14,550) ................................................ w 42-7Nov. 9 TAMPA (15,000) .......................................... L 21-28 Oct. 20 at The Citadel (13,300) .............................. w 34-0Nov. 16 MARSHALL (7,500) ................................... W 49-20 Oct. 27 at North Carolina (41,500) ........................ L 27-28Nov. 23 at The Citadel (13,845) .............................. w 23-14 Nov. 3 WILLIAM &MARY (18,100) ................... w 34-3Nov. 30 at EastTennessee State (2,000) ................. L 7-17 Nov. 10 RICHMOND (21,251) ................................ W 44-14Nov. 17 APPALACHIANSTATE (14,181) ............ w 49-14 1969 (2-7) Coach Clarence Stasavich 1974 (7-4) Coach Pat DyeSept. 20 atEast Tennessee State (5,500) ................. L 0-7 14 BOWLINGGREEN(16,500) .................... w 24-6Sept. 27 LOUISIANA TECH (13,500) .................... L 6-24 21 EAST TENNESSEESTATE (16,226) ........ w 24-8Oct. 4 THE CITADEL (11,500) ............................ L 13-31Oct. 18 atRichmond (6,500) ................................... L 7-24 Sept.Sept.Sept. 26 at The Citadel (17,420) .............................. L 0-31 Sept. 6 atN.C. State (47,500) .................................. L 3-26Oct. 3 atWestTexas State (11,000) ...................... L 30-42 Sept. 13 atAppalachianState (13,000)................... L 25-41Oct. 10 atN.C. State (28,350) .................................. L 6-23 Sept. 20 WILLIAM & MARY (15,542) ................... w 20-0Oct. 17 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (16,271) .............. L 12-14 Sept. 27 atSouthern Illinois (8,614) ....................... w 41-7Oct. 24 atRichmond (14,500) ................................. L 12-38 Oct. 4 RICHMOND (16,542) ................................ L 14-17Oct. 31 atFurman (5,000) ....................................... W 7-0 Oct. 11 atThe Citadel (16,842) .............................. w 3-0Nov. 7 WEST VIRGINIA (10,240) ........................ L 14-28 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA (16,487) ............. w 42-14Nov. 14 MARSHALL(8,711) ................................... W 17-14 Oct. 25 atNorth Carolina (42,000) ........................ w 38-17 Nov. 28 atDavidson (2,500) .................................... W 36-18 Nov. 1 FURMAN (15,414)...................................... W 21-10Nov. 8 atVirginia (21,950) ..................................... W 61-10Nov. 15 VMI (13,689) ................................................ w 28-121971 (4-6) Coach Sonny RandleSept. 11 TOLEDO (16,500) ....................................... L 0-45 1976 (9-2) Coach Pat DyeSept. 18 WILLIAM & MARY (15,200) ................... L 10-28 Sept. 11 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (17,400) ......... w 48-0Sept. 25 atBowlingGreen (14,689) ........................ L 21-47Oct. 2 THE CITADEL (12,232) ............................ w 31-25 Sept. 18 atN.C. State (49,700) .................................. W 23-14Oct. 9 RICHMOND (14,235) ................................ L 7-14 Sept. 25 atWilliam& Mary (13,500) ...................... w 20-19Oct. 16 at West Virginia (27,000) ........................... L 21-44 Oct. 2 THE CITADEL (18,250) ............................ w 22-3Oct. 23 atN.C. State (18,000) .................................. W 31-15 Oct. 9 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (16,200) .............. w 49-14Oct. 30 FURMAN(13,186)...................................... W 26-13 Oct. 16 at VMI (7,700) ............................................. W 17-3 Nov. 6 DAVIDSON (17,732) .................................. W 27-26 Oct. 23 atNorth Carolina (49,000) ........................ L 10-12Nov. 13 at Tampa (17,092) ....................................... L 7-43 Oct. 30 WESTERNCAROLINA (21,506)............. w 24-17Nov. 6 atRichmond (15,500) ................................. W 20-10Nov. 13 atFurman (13,600) ..................................... L 10-171972 (9-2) Coach Sonny Randle Nov. 20 APPALACHIAN STATE (15,335) ............ w 35-7 Sept. 9 atVMI (4,600) ............................................. W 30-3Sept. 16 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (16,509) .............. w 16-0 1977 (8-3) Coach Pat DyeSept. 23 APPALACHIANSTATE(16,410) ............ w 35-7 Sept. 3 atN.C. State (49,200) .................................. W 28-23Oct. 7 atRichmond (7,500) ................................... W 21-0 Sept. 10 atDuke (38,200) .......................................... W 17-16Oct. 14 THE CITADEL(15,320) ............................ w 27-21 Sept. 17 atToledo (12,127)........................................ W 22-9Oct. 21 atN.C. State (39,300) .................................. L 16-38 Sept. 24 VMI(23,581)................................................ W 14-13Oct. 28 atFurman(6,500) ....................................... W 27-21 Oct. 1 at SouthCarolina (52,813) ........................ L 16-19Nov. 4 TENN.-CHATTANOOGA (17,786) ......... w 33-7 Oct. 8 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (25,251) .............. w 33-0Nov. 11 atWilliam & Mary (15,000) ...................... w 21-15 Oct. 15 RICHMOND (19,010) ................................ W 35-14Nov. 18 DAYTON (10,200)....................................... W 24-22 Oct. 22 atThe Citadel (13,520) .............................. w 34-16Nov. 25 atNorthCarolina (31,600) ........................ L 19-42 Oct. 29 SW LOUISIANA (16,622) ......................... L 7-9Nov. 5 atAppalachianState (10,419)................... w 45-14Nov. 12 William & Mary (20,863) (atNorfolk, Va.) .... L 17-21 ECU Football 135 1968 (4-6) Coach Clarence Stasavich 1973 (9-2) Coach Sonny Randle14 PARSONS (16,687) ..................................... W 37-7 Sept. 8 at N.C. State (45,000) .................................. L 8-5721 WILLIAM & MARY (14,500) ................... L 0-14 15 at SouthernMississippi (10,800).............. w 13-0 Sept.Sept.Sept. 28 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (15,525) .............. w 17-16Oct. 25 at Southern Illinois (12,500) ..................... w 17-3 Oct. 5 atN.C. State (42,800) .................................. L 20-24 Nov. 1 FURMAN (2,000) ........................................ W 24-21 Oct. 12 atFurman (16,800) ..................................... W 15-12Nov. 8 DAVIDSON (15,337) .................................. L 27-42 Oct. 19 atAppalachianState (11,259) ................... L 21-23Nov. 15 at Marshall (5,500) ...................................... L 7-38 Oct. 26 DAYTON (14,674)....................................... W 34-6Nov. 22 SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI (3,500) ........... L 7-14 Nov. 2 THE CITADEL (19,450) ............................ w 41-21Nov. 9 atRichmond (14,000) ................................. L 20-28Nov. 16 at William & Mary (8,500) ........................ w 31-101970 (3-8) Coach Mike McGee Nov. 23 atVMI (8,100) ............................................. L 3-13 12 at Toledo (14,106)........................................ L 2-35 1975 (8-3) Coach Pat Dye19 EAST TENNESSEESTATE (13,042) ........ L 0-10 Sept.Sept. Sept.Sept. 28 atLouisianaTech (12,000) ........................ L 7-35 Sept. 22 at SouthernIllinois (9,500) ....................... w 42-25Oct. 5 atSouthernMississippi (12,500) .............. L 0-65 Sept. 29 FURMAN (16,270) ...................................... W 14-3Oct. 26 RICHMOND (12,500) ................................ L 7-31 Oct. 6 at Davidson (6,000) .................................... W 45-0Nov. 2 atFurman (6,500) ....................................... W 24-13 Oct. 13 VMI (14,550) ................................................ w 42-7Nov. 9 TAMPA (15,000) .......................................... L 21-28 Oct. 20 at The Citadel (13,300) .............................. w 34-0Nov. 16 MARSHALL (7,500) ................................... W 49-20 Oct. 27 at North Carolina (41,500) ........................ L 27-28Nov. 23 at The Citadel (13,845) .............................. w 23-14 Nov. 3 WILLIAM &MARY (18,100) ................... w 34-3Nov. 30 at EastTennessee State (2,000) ................. L 7-17 Nov. 10 RICHMOND (21,251) ................................ W 44-14Nov. 17 APPALACHIANSTATE (14,181) ............ w 49-14 1969 (2-7) Coach Clarence Stasavich 1974 (7-4) Coach Pat DyeSept. 20 atEast Tennessee State (5,500) ................. L 0-7 14 BOWLINGGREEN(16,500) .................... w 24-6Sept. 27 LOUISIANA TECH (13,500) .................... L 6-24 21 EAST TENNESSEESTATE (16,226) ........ w 24-8Oct. 4 THE CITADEL (11,500) ............................ L 13-31Oct. 18 atRichmond (6,500) ................................... L 7-24 Sept.Sept.Sept. 26 at The Citadel (17,420) .............................. L 0-31 Sept. 6 atN.C. State (47,500) .................................. L 3-26Oct. 3 atWestTexas State (11,000) ...................... L 30-42 Sept. 13 atAppalachianState (13,000)................... L 25-41Oct. 10 atN.C. State (28,350) .................................. L 6-23 Sept. 20 WILLIAM & MARY (15,542) ................... w 20-0Oct. 17 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (16,271) .............. L 12-14 Sept. 27 atSouthern Illinois (8,614) ....................... w 41-7Oct. 24 atRichmond (14,500) ................................. L 12-38 Oct. 4 RICHMOND (16,542) ................................ L 14-17Oct. 31 atFurman (5,000) ....................................... W 7-0 Oct. 11 atThe Citadel (16,842) .............................. w 3-0Nov. 7 WEST VIRGINIA (10,240) ........................ L 14-28 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA (16,487) ............. w 42-14Nov. 14 MARSHALL(8,711) ................................... W 17-14 Oct. 25 atNorth Carolina (42,000) ........................ w 38-17 Nov. 28 atDavidson (2,500) .................................... W 36-18 Nov. 1 FURMAN (15,414)...................................... W 21-10Nov. 8 atVirginia (21,950) ..................................... W 61-10Nov. 15 VMI (13,689) ................................................ w 28-121971 (4-6) Coach Sonny RandleSept. 11 TOLEDO (16,500) ....................................... L 0-45 1976 (9-2) Coach Pat DyeSept. 18 WILLIAM & MARY (15,200) ................... L 10-28 Sept. 11 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (17,400) ......... w 48-0Sept. 25 atBowlingGreen (14,689) ........................ L 21-47Oct. 2 THE CITADEL (12,232) ............................ w 31-25 Sept. 18 atN.C. State (49,700) .................................. W 23-14Oct. 9 RICHMOND (14,235) ................................ L 7-14 Sept. 25 atWilliam& Mary (13,500) ...................... w 20-19Oct. 16 at West Virginia (27,000) ........................... L 21-44 Oct. 2 THE CITADEL (18,250) ............................ w 22-3Oct. 23 atN.C. State (18,000) .................................. W 31-15 Oct. 9 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (16,200) .............. w 49-14Oct. 30 FURMAN(13,186)...................................... W 26-13 Oct. 16 at VMI (7,700) ............................................. W 17-3 Nov. 6 DAVIDSON (17,732) .................................. W 27-26 Oct. 23 atNorth Carolina (49,000) ........................ L 10-12Nov. 13 at Tampa (17,092) ....................................... L 7-43 Oct. 30 WESTERNCAROLINA (21,506)............. w 24-17Nov. 6 atRichmond (15,500) ................................. W 20-10Nov. 13 atFurman (13,600) ..................................... L 10-171972 (9-2) Coach Sonny Randle Nov. 20 APPALACHIAN STATE (15,335) ............ w 35-7 Sept. 9 atVMI (4,600) ............................................. W 30-3Sept. 16 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (16,509) .............. w 16-0 1977 (8-3) Coach Pat DyeSept. 23 APPALACHIANSTATE(16,410) ............ w 35-7 Sept. 3 atN.C. State (49,200) .................................. W 28-23Oct. 7 atRichmond (7,500) ................................... W 21-0 Sept. 10 atDuke (38,200) .......................................... W 17-16Oct. 14 THE CITADEL(15,320) ............................ w 27-21 Sept. 17 atToledo (12,127)........................................ W 22-9Oct. 21 atN.C. State (39,300) .................................. L 16-38 Sept. 24 VMI(23,581)................................................ W 14-13Oct. 28 atFurman(6,500) ....................................... W 27-21 Oct. 1 at SouthCarolina (52,813) ........................ L 16-19Nov. 4 TENN.-CHATTANOOGA (17,786) ......... w 33-7 Oct. 8 SOUTHERNILLINOIS (25,251) .............. w 33-0Nov. 11 atWilliam & Mary (15,000) ...................... w 21-15 Oct. 15 RICHMOND (19,010) ................................ W 35-14Nov. 18 DAYTON (10,200)....................................... W 24-22 Oct. 22 atThe Citadel (13,520) .............................. w 34-16Nov. 25 atNorthCarolina (31,600) ........................ L 19-42 Oct. 29 SW LOUISIANA (16,622) ......................... L 7-9Nov. 5 atAppalachianState (10,419)................... w 45-14Nov. 12 William & Mary (20,863) (atNorfolk, Va.) .... L 17-21 ECU Football 135

1978 (9-3) Coach Pat Dye2 WESTERN CAROLINA (31,251)............. w 14-69 atN.C. State (50,800) .................................. L 13-2916 at North Carolina (51,150) ........................ L 10-1423 atSW Louisiana (14,103) .......................... w 38-9Sept. 30 TEXAS-ARLINGTON (25,986) ................ w 23-17Oct. 7 atVMI (6,900) ............................................. W 19-6Oct. 14 atSouthernMississippi(15,632).............. L 16-17Oct. 21 Richmond (23,000) (at Norfolk, Va.) ....... w 21-14Nov. 4 APPALACHIANSTATE (19,726) ............ w 33-8Nov. 11 WILLIAM &MARY (26,231) ................... w 20-3Nov. 18 MARSHALL (22,450) ................................. W 45-0Dec. 16 LouisianaTech (18,200) ............................ w 35-13(IndependenceBowl) 1979 (7-3-1) Coach Pat Dye1 WESTERN CAROLINA (25,500)............. w 31-68 atN.C. State (53,400) .................................. L 20-3415 atDuke (33,800) .......................................... L 14-2822 atWake Forest (28,751) ............................. L 20-23Sept. 29 VMI (20,201) ................................................ W 45-10Oct. 13 THECITADEL (28,751) ............................ w 49-7Oct. 27 atNorth Carolina (49,700) ........................ T 24-24Nov. 3 atAppalachianState (13,815)................... w 38-21Nov. 10 RICHMOND (18,741) ................................ W 52-10Nov. 17 NORTH TEXASSTATE (23,500).............. w 49-16Nov. 24 atWilliam &Mary (9,100) ........................ w 38-14 1980 (4-7) Coach Ed Emory6 atDuke (27,400) .......................................... W 35-1013 SWLOUISIANA(29,631) ......................... L 21-2720 atFlorida State (50,547) ............................ L 7-63Sept. 27 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (20,037) ......... L 7-35Oct. 11 atRichmond (10,600) ................................. W 24-22Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA (21,300)............. w 24-14Oct. 25 atNorthCarolina (48,100) ........................ L 3-31Nov. 1 WILLIAM & MARY (18,600) ................... w 31-23Nov. 8 atMiami (Fla.) (11,048) ............................. L 10-23Nov. 15 EASTERN KENTUCKY (10,021) ............. L 16-28Nov. 22 at N.C. State (46,200) .................................. L 14-36 1981 (5-6) Coach Ed Emory5 WESTERN CAROLINA (24,873) ............. w 42-612 at NorthCarolina (51,300) ........................ L 0-5619 atN.C. State (52,200) .................................. L 10-31Sept. 26 TOLEDO (21,137) ....................................... W 28-24Oct. 3 at Duke (18,250) .......................................... L 14-24Oct. 10 atRichmond (12,621) (Tobacco Bowl) .... w 17-13Oct. 17 at SW Louisiana (13,378) .......................... w 35-31Oct. 24 MIAMI(FLA.) (20,282) ............................. L 6-35Oct. 31 atWestVirginia (41,364) ........................... L 3-20Nov. 7 EAST TENNESSEESTATE (21,342) ........ w 66-23Nov. 14 WILLIAM & MARY (15,842) ................... L 21-31 1982 (7-4)1118Sept. 25Oct. 2Oct. 9Oct. 16Oct. 23Oct. 30Nov. 6Nov. 13Nov. 20 1983 (8-3)310Sept. 17Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 15Oct. 22Oct. 29Nov. 5Nov. 12Nov. 19 1984 (2-9)181522Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3Nov. 10 1985 (2-9)71421Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 9Nov. 16Dec. 7 Coach Ed EmoryatN.C. State (55,200) .................................. L 26-33EAST TENNESSEESTATE (22,127) ........ w 30-0CENTRAL MICHIGAN (18,750) ............. w 24-6atMissouri (50,848) .................................... L 9-28RICHMOND (19,521) ................................ W 35-14atFlorida State (46,283) ............................ L 17-56ILLINOISSTATE (26,771)......................... w 21-0atWestVirginia (50,616) ........................... L 3-30atTexas-Arlington (4,388) ........................ w 40-24atWilliam & Mary (10,800) ...................... w 31-27atTemple (6,135) ........................................ W 23-10 Coach Ed EmoryatFlorida State (46,261) ............................ L 46-47atN.C. State (57,700) .................................. W 22-16MURRAY STATE (28,123) ........................ w 50-25atMissouri (48,268) .................................... W 13-6SW LOUISIANA (27,345) ......................... w 21-18atTemple (5,461) ........................................ W 24-11atFlorida (73,943) ....................................... L 17-24EAST TENNESSEE STATE (33,767) ........ w 21-9atMiami (Fla.) (39,255) ............................. L 7-12WILLIAM &MARY (24,731) ................... w 40-6at Southern Mississippi (21,000).............. w 10-6 Coach Ed Emoryat Florida State (54,211) ............................ L 17-48TEMPLE (31,479) ........................................ L 0-17at CentralMichigan (23,249) .................... L 12-17GEORGIA SOUTHERN (25,137) ............. w 34-27at N.C. State (57,300) .................................. L 22-31atPittsburgh (26,475) ................................. L 10-17atTulsa(16,674) .......................................... L 20-31EAST TENNESSEESTATE (27,119) ........ w 24-6at South Carolina (73,800) ........................ L 20-42atSW Louisiana (23,357) .......................... L 24-42SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI (21,237) ......... L 27-31 Coach Art BakeratN.C. State (58,300) .................................. W 33-14SW TEXASSTATE (28,411) ...................... w 27-16atPennState(84,266) ................................. L 10-17TEMPLE (32,087) ........................................ L 7-21MIAMI (FLA.) (34,511) ............................. L 15-27at SW Louisiana (16,228) .......................... L 14-16SOUTH CAROLINA (35,047) .................. L 10-52at SouthernMississippi (23,496).............. L 0-27atAuburn (65,600)...................................... L 10-35TULSA (23,126)........................................... L 20-21atLSU (65,660) ............................................ L 15-35 ECU Football

1986 (3-8) Coach Art BakerSept. 6 atN.C. State (58,650) .................................. LSept. 13 WEST VIRGINIA (33,857) ........................ LSept. 20 atAuburn (62,000) ...................................... LSept. 27 atPennState (84,774) ................................. LOct. 4 SW LOUISIANA (27,726) ......................... LOct. 11 #atTemple (15,384) .................................... LOct. 18 GEORGIASOUTHERN (27,121) ............. wOct. 25 at South Carolina (68,327) ........................ LNov. 1 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (18,127) ......... LNov. 15 CINCINNATI (16,258) .............................. wNov. 27 at Miami (Fla.) (30,202) ............................. L 1987 (5-6) Coach Art Baker5 atN.C. State (56,800) .................................. W12 FLORIDA STATE (33,937) ........................ L19 atIllinois (62,045) ....................................... LSept.Sept.Sept.Sept. 26 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (27,411) ............. wOct. 3 atWestVirginia (36,630) ........................... LOct. 10 CINCINNATI (26,371) .............................. wOct. 17 at Virginia Tech (38,300) ........................... wOct. 24 at SouthCarolina (69,131) ........................ LOct. 31 MIAMI (FLA.) (31,791) ............................. LNov. 7 TEMPLE (19,327) ........................................ WNov. 14 at SouthernMississippi (11,023) .............. L 1988 (3-8) Coach Art BakerSept. 3 TENNESSEETECH (29,702) .................... wSept. 10 at Virginia Tech (37,200) ........................... LSept. 17 at South Carolina (66,000) ........................ LSept. 24 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (28,240) ......... LOct. 1 SW LOUISIANA (18,750) ......................... LOct. 8 WEST VIRGINIA (33,786) ........................ LOct. 15 atFlorida State (56,391) ............................ LOct. 22 SYRACUSE (16,450) ................................... LOct. 29 MIAMI (FLA.) (29,400) ............................. LNov. 5 atTemple (8,018) ........................................ WNov. 19 at Cincinnati (2,364) ................................... W 1989 (6-5) Coach Bill LewisSept. 9 BOWLINGGREEN (33,412) .................... wSept. 16 at Cincinnati (18,153) ................................. WSept. 23 ILLINOIS STATE (30,245)......................... wSept. 30 #LOUISIANA TECH (25,462) .................. TOct. 7 atSouthCarolina (65,600) ........................ LOct. 21 VIRGINIATECH (35,100) ........................ wOct. 28 at Syracuse (48,731) .................................... LNov. 4 atMiami (Fla.) (35,159) ............................. LNov. 11 TEMPLE(24,112) ........................................ WNov. 18 atPittsburgh (21,862) ................................. LNov. 25 at SouthernMississippi (11,189) .............. L 1990 (5-6) Coach Bill LewisSept. 1 LOUISIANA TECH (30,690) .................... wSept. 8 atFlorida State (61,983) ............................ LSept. 15 VIRGINIA TECH (33,810) ........................ LSept. 22 atSW Louisiana (19,524) .......................... wSept. 29 at Georgia (77,019) ..................................... LOct. 6 SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI (31,305) ......... LOct. 13 at SouthCarolina (62,000) ........................ LOct. 20 CINCINNATI (27,380) .............................. wOct. 27 at Temple (24,612)....................................... LNov. 3 atMemphis State (16,291) ........................ w u ECU Football 1991 (11-1)10-38 Aug. 3121-24 Sept. 140-45 Sept. 2117-42 Sept. 2810-21 Oct. 528-45 Oct. 1235-33 Oct. 263-38 Nov. 221-23 Nov. 932-19 Nov. 1610-36 Nov. 23Jan. 1 32-14 1992 (5-6)3-44 Sept. 510-20 Sept. 1216-13 Sept. 190-49 Sept. 2656-28 Oct. 1032-23 Oct. 1712-34 Oct. 243-41 Oct. 2931-26 Nov. 734-38 Nov. 14Nov. 21 1993 (2-9)52-13 Sept. 916-27 Sept. 180-17 Sept. 2542-45 Oct. 236-48 Oct. 910-30 Oct. 1621-45 Oct. 2314-38 Oct. 307-31 Nov. 634-17 Nov. 1349-14 Nov. 201994 (7-5)Sept. 1041-6 Sept. 1721-14 Sept. 2456-10 Oct. 129-29 Oct. 814-47 Oct. 1514-10 Oct. 2216-18 Oct. 2910-40 Nov. 531-24 Nov. 1242-47 Nov. 1927-41 Dec. 30 1995 (9-3)27-17 Sept. 224-45 Sept. 923-24 Sept. 1620-10 Sept. 2315-19 Sept. 307-16 Oct. 77-37 Oct. 2156-32 Oct. 2827-30 Nov. 424-17 Nov. 11Nov. 18Dec. 30 Coach Bill LewisatIllinois (46,313) ....................................... L 31-38MEMPHISSTATE (32,382) ....................... W 20-13at CentralFlorida(20,049)........................ W 47-25SOUTH CAROLINA (33,100) .................. W 31-20AKRON (27,500) ......................................... W 56-20at Syracuse (37,767) .................................... W 23-20PITTSBURGH (36,000).............................. W 24-23TULANE (31,126) ....................................... W 38-28atSouthernMississippi (18,117) .............. W 48-20atVirginiaTech (48,317) ........................... W 24-17at Cincinnati (8,574) ................................... W 30-19NorthCarolinaState(59,322)................... W 37-34(Peach Bowl)Coach Steve LoganSYRACUSE (36,500) ................................... L 21-42VIRGINIA TECH (35,121) ........................ W 30-27atSouthCarolina (60,030) ........................ W 20-18atBowlingGreen (12,512) ........................ L 34-44atDuke (34,100) .......................................... L 14-45CINCINNATI (34,126) .............................. W 42-21atPittsburgh(25,766) ................................. W 37-31SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (33,249) ......... L 21-38atWest Virginia (41,139) ........................... L 28-41ARKANSASSTATE(25,072).................... W 35-18atMemphisState(17,345) ........................ L 7-42Coach Steve LoganSYRACUSE (33,050) ................................... L 22-41CENTRALFLORIDA (30,867) ................. W 41-17atWashington (72,108) ............................. L 0-35MEMPHISSTATE (25,332) ....................... L 7-34atSouthCarolina (62,307) ........................ L 3-27LOUISIANATECH (27,103) .................... W 31-28atSouthernMississippi(15,227).............. L 16-24atVirginia Tech (34,306) ........................... L 12-31TULSA (18,130)........................................... L 26-52atKentucky (34,500) .................................. L 3-6at Cincinnati (20,229) ................................. L 14-34Coach Steve LoganatDuke (36,420) .......................................... L 10-13atTemple (9,137) ........................................ W 31-14SYRACUSE(33,127) ................................... L 18-21SOUTHERNMISS (32,867) ...................... W 31-10atSouthCarolina(70,075) ........................ W 56-42VIRGINIA TECH (34,741) ........................ L 20-27atTulsa (24,811) .......................................... W 28-21CINCINNATI (33,287) .............................. W 35-21atAuburn(84,738)...................................... L 21-38CENTRAL FLORIDA (25,783) ................. W 23-20atMemphis (23,355) ................................... W 30-6Illinois (33,280)............................................ L 0-30(St. Jude Liberty Bowl)Coach Steve LoganatTennessee (95,416) .................................. L 7-27atSyracuse (39,547) .................................... W 27-24CENTRAL MICHIGAN (33,021) ............. W 30-17atIllinois (60,545) ....................................... L 0-7WEST VIRGINIA (34,108) ........................ W 23-20at Cincinnati (14,126) ................................. L 10-13TEMPLE (31,225) ........................................ W 32-22at SouthernMississippi (21,293).............. W 36-34atArmy (31,743) ......................................... W 31-25TULSA (26,410)........................................... W 28-7MEMPHIS (27,125)..................................... W 31-17Stanford (47,398)......................................... W 19-13(St. Jude Liberty Bowl) 137 1986 (3-8) Coach Art BakerSept. 6 atN.C. State (58,650) .................................. LSept. 13 WEST VIRGINIA (33,857) ........................ LSept. 20 atAuburn (62,000) ...................................... LSept. 27 atPennState (84,774) ................................. LOct. 4 SW LOUISIANA (27,726) ......................... LOct. 11 #atTemple (15,384) .................................... LOct. 18 GEORGIASOUTHERN (27,121) ............. wOct. 25 at South Carolina (68,327) ........................ LNov. 1 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (18,127) ......... LNov. 15 CINCINNATI (16,258) .............................. wNov. 27 at Miami (Fla.) (30,202) ............................. L 1987 (5-6) Coach Art Baker5 atN.C. State (56,800) .................................. W12 FLORIDA STATE (33,937) ........................ L19 atIllinois (62,045) ....................................... LSept.Sept.Sept.Sept. 26 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (27,411) ............. wOct. 3 atWestVirginia (36,630) ........................... LOct. 10 CINCINNATI (26,371) .............................. wOct. 17 at Virginia Tech (38,300) ........................... wOct. 24 at SouthCarolina (69,131) ........................ LOct. 31 MIAMI (FLA.) (31,791) ............................. LNov. 7 TEMPLE (19,327) ........................................ WNov. 14 at SouthernMississippi (11,023) .............. L 1988 (3-8) Coach Art BakerSept. 3 TENNESSEETECH (29,702) .................... wSept. 10 at Virginia Tech (37,200) ........................... LSept. 17 at South Carolina (66,000) ........................ LSept. 24 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (28,240) ......... LOct. 1 SW LOUISIANA (18,750) ......................... LOct. 8 WEST VIRGINIA (33,786) ........................ LOct. 15 atFlorida State (56,391) ............................ LOct. 22 SYRACUSE (16,450) ................................... LOct. 29 MIAMI (FLA.) (29,400) ............................. LNov. 5 atTemple (8,018) ........................................ WNov. 19 at Cincinnati (2,364) ................................... W 1989 (6-5) Coach Bill LewisSept. 9 BOWLINGGREEN (33,412) .................... wSept. 16 at Cincinnati (18,153) ................................. WSept. 23 ILLINOIS STATE (30,245)......................... wSept. 30 #LOUISIANA TECH (25,462) .................. TOct. 7 atSouthCarolina (65,600) ........................ LOct. 21 VIRGINIATECH (35,100) ........................ wOct. 28 at Syracuse (48,731) .................................... LNov. 4 atMiami (Fla.) (35,159) ............................. LNov. 11 TEMPLE(24,112) ........................................ WNov. 18 atPittsburgh (21,862) ................................. LNov. 25 at SouthernMississippi (11,189) .............. L 1990 (5-6) Coach Bill LewisSept. 1 LOUISIANA TECH (30,690) .................... wSept. 8 atFlorida State (61,983) ............................ LSept. 15 VIRGINIA TECH (33,810) ........................ LSept. 22 atSW Louisiana (19,524) .......................... wSept. 29 at Georgia (77,019) ..................................... LOct. 6 SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI (31,305) ......... LOct. 13 at SouthCarolina (62,000) ........................ LOct. 20 CINCINNATI (27,380) .............................. wOct. 27 at Temple (24,612)....................................... LNov. 3 atMemphis State (16,291) ........................ w u ECU Football 1991 (11-1)10-38 Aug. 3121-24 Sept. 140-45 Sept. 2117-42 Sept. 2810-21 Oct. 528-45 Oct. 1235-33 Oct. 263-38 Nov. 221-23 Nov. 932-19 Nov. 1610-36 Nov. 23Jan. 1 32-14 1992 (5-6)3-44 Sept. 510-20 Sept. 1216-13 Sept. 190-49 Sept. 2656-28 Oct. 1032-23 Oct. 1712-34 Oct. 243-41 Oct. 2931-26 Nov. 734-38 Nov. 14Nov. 21 1993 (2-9)52-13 Sept. 916-27 Sept. 180-17 Sept. 2542-45 Oct. 236-48 Oct. 910-30 Oct. 1621-45 Oct. 2314-38 Oct. 307-31 Nov. 634-17 Nov. 1349-14 Nov. 201994 (7-5)Sept. 1041-6 Sept. 1721-14 Sept. 2456-10 Oct. 129-29 Oct. 814-47 Oct. 1514-10 Oct. 2216-18 Oct. 2910-40 Nov. 531-24 Nov. 1242-47 Nov. 1927-41 Dec. 30 1995 (9-3)27-17 Sept. 224-45 Sept. 923-24 Sept. 1620-10 Sept. 2315-19 Sept. 307-16 Oct. 77-37 Oct. 2156-32 Oct. 2827-30 Nov. 424-17 Nov. 11Nov. 18Dec. 30 Coach Bill LewisatIllinois (46,313) ....................................... L 31-38MEMPHISSTATE (32,382) ....................... W 20-13at CentralFlorida(20,049)........................ W 47-25SOUTH CAROLINA (33,100) .................. W 31-20AKRON (27,500) ......................................... W 56-20at Syracuse (37,767) .................................... W 23-20PITTSBURGH (36,000).............................. W 24-23TULANE (31,126) ....................................... W 38-28atSouthernMississippi (18,117) .............. W 48-20atVirginiaTech (48,317) ........................... W 24-17at Cincinnati (8,574) ................................... W 30-19NorthCarolinaState(59,322)................... W 37-34(Peach Bowl)Coach Steve LoganSYRACUSE (36,500) ................................... L 21-42VIRGINIA TECH (35,121) ........................ W 30-27atSouthCarolina (60,030) ........................ W 20-18atBowlingGreen (12,512) ........................ L 34-44atDuke (34,100) .......................................... L 14-45CINCINNATI (34,126) .............................. W 42-21atPittsburgh(25,766) ................................. W 37-31SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (33,249) ......... L 21-38atWest Virginia (41,139) ........................... L 28-41ARKANSASSTATE(25,072).................... W 35-18atMemphisState(17,345) ........................ L 7-42Coach Steve LoganSYRACUSE (33,050) ................................... L 22-41CENTRALFLORIDA (30,867) ................. W 41-17atWashington (72,108) ............................. L 0-35MEMPHISSTATE (25,332) ....................... L 7-34atSouthCarolina (62,307) ........................ L 3-27LOUISIANATECH (27,103) .................... W 31-28atSouthernMississippi(15,227).............. L 16-24atVirginia Tech (34,306) ........................... L 12-31TULSA (18,130)........................................... L 26-52atKentucky (34,500) .................................. L 3-6at Cincinnati (20,229) ................................. L 14-34Coach Steve LoganatDuke (36,420) .......................................... L 10-13atTemple (9,137) ........................................ W 31-14SYRACUSE(33,127) ................................... L 18-21SOUTHERNMISS (32,867) ...................... W 31-10atSouthCarolina(70,075) ........................ W 56-42VIRGINIA TECH (34,741) ........................ L 20-27atTulsa (24,811) .......................................... W 28-21CINCINNATI (33,287) .............................. W 35-21atAuburn(84,738)...................................... L 21-38CENTRAL FLORIDA (25,783) ................. W 23-20atMemphis (23,355) ................................... W 30-6Illinois (33,280)............................................ L 0-30(St. Jude Liberty Bowl)Coach Steve LoganatTennessee (95,416) .................................. L 7-27atSyracuse (39,547) .................................... W 27-24CENTRAL MICHIGAN (33,021) ............. W 30-17atIllinois (60,545) ....................................... L 0-7WEST VIRGINIA (34,108) ........................ W 23-20at Cincinnati (14,126) ................................. L 10-13TEMPLE (31,225) ........................................ W 32-22at SouthernMississippi (21,293).............. W 36-34atArmy (31,743) ......................................... W 31-25TULSA (26,410)........................................... W 28-7MEMPHIS (27,125)..................................... W 31-17Stanford (47,398)......................................... W 19-13(St. Jude Liberty Bowl) 137

ALL-AMERICANS 1974 Danny Kepley, LB-AP 1975 Jim Bolding, S-AP, Football Weekly 1976 Jim Bolding, DB, Newspaper Enterprise Association Cary Godette, DE-AP, RECAP 1979 Wayne Inman, OG-AP 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT-AP 1982 Jody Schulz, DE-AP 1983 Terry Long, OG-AP, Kodak, Walter Camp, Football Writers, UPI, Football News 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS, (2nd Team) The Sporting News 1990 Robert Jones, LB, (2nd Team) The Sporting News, (3rd Team) AP, Football News 1991 Robert Jones, LB, AP, Scripps-Howard, Football News, Walter Camp, Kodak, College Football Writers, College & Pro Football Newsweekly (Note: Only linebacker in nation to be unanimous All-America in major polls.) Jeff Blake, QB, College & Pro Football Newsweekly (2nd Team) Dion Johnson, WR-RS, AP (2nd Team) 1992 Tom Scott, OT, The Sporting News, Football News (1st Team), UPI (2nd Team) 1993 Carlester Crumpler, TE, Walter Camp (1st Team) . LITTLE ALL-AMERICANS 1955 Lou Hallow, C 1965 Dave Alexander, B HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS 1966 Kevin Moran, T Johnny Crew, C Bobby Ellis, B Walter Bostic, B 1967 Butch Colson, B 1968 Don Tyson, T 1970 Dick Corrada, FL Rich Peeler, OT 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB Carl Summerell, QB Danny Kepley, LB 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Carlester Crumpler, RB Danny Kepley, LB 1974 Kenny Moore, OT Butch Strawderman, DE 1975 Cary Godette, DE Jimbo Walker, OG 1976 Jim Bolding, DB Harold Randolph, LB 1977 Harold Randolph, LB 1981 Jody Schulz, DE-AP 1982 Clint Harris, DB-AP 1983 Clint Harris, FS-AP John Robertson, OT-AP Earnest Byner, RB-AP Jeff Pegues, DE-AP 1985 Tony Baker, TB-AP Kevin Walker, DB-AP 1988 Tim James, FB Anthony Thompson, LB 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE Robert Jones, LB Walter Wilson, WR 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Hunter Gallimore, WR Luke Fisher, TE Dion Johnson, WR Tom Scott, OT John Jett, P 1992 Michael Anderson, QB Junior Smith, RB Carlester Crumpler, TE Bernard Carter, DE Jerry Dillon, OLB Greg Grandison, DB 1993 Bernard Carter, DE Junior Smith, RB Carlester Crumpler, TE Mark Libiano, LB 1994 Junior Smith, RB TEAM OF THE YEAR 1991 Awarded by ECAC SPORTING NEWS FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 1988 Robert Jones, LB Jim Bolding Carlester Crumpler, Jr. Cary Godette 138 All-America Linebacker Robert Jones (1990-91) All-America Quarterback Jeff Blake (1991) Junior Robinson Tom Scott ECU Football ALL-AMERICANS 1974 Danny Kepley, LB-AP 1975 Jim Bolding, S-AP, Football Weekly 1976 Jim Bolding, DB, Newspaper Enterprise Association Cary Godette, DE-AP, RECAP 1979 Wayne Inman, OG-AP 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT-AP 1982 Jody Schulz, DE-AP 1983 Terry Long, OG-AP, Kodak, Walter Camp, Football Writers, UPI, Football News 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS, (2nd Team) The Sporting News 1990 Robert Jones, LB, (2nd Team) The Sporting News, (3rd Team) AP, Football News 1991 Robert Jones, LB, AP, Scripps-Howard, Football News, Walter Camp, Kodak, College Football Writers, College & Pro Football Newsweekly (Note: Only linebacker in nation to be unanimous All-America in major polls.) Jeff Blake, QB, College & Pro Football Newsweekly (2nd Team) Dion Johnson, WR-RS, AP (2nd Team) 1992 Tom Scott, OT, The Sporting News, Football News (1st Team), UPI (2nd Team) 1993 Carlester Crumpler, TE, Walter Camp (1st Team) . LITTLE ALL-AMERICANS 1955 Lou Hallow, C 1965 Dave Alexander, B HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS 1966 Kevin Moran, T Johnny Crew, C Bobby Ellis, B Walter Bostic, B 1967 Butch Colson, B 1968 Don Tyson, T 1970 Dick Corrada, FL Rich Peeler, OT 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB Carl Summerell, QB Danny Kepley, LB 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Carlester Crumpler, RB Danny Kepley, LB 1974 Kenny Moore, OT Butch Strawderman, DE 1975 Cary Godette, DE Jimbo Walker, OG 1976 Jim Bolding, DB Harold Randolph, LB 1977 Harold Randolph, LB 1981 Jody Schulz, DE-AP 1982 Clint Harris, DB-AP 1983 Clint Harris, FS-AP John Robertson, OT-AP Earnest Byner, RB-AP Jeff Pegues, DE-AP 1985 Tony Baker, TB-AP Kevin Walker, DB-AP 1988 Tim James, FB Anthony Thompson, LB 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE Robert Jones, LB Walter Wilson, WR 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Hunter Gallimore, WR Luke Fisher, TE Dion Johnson, WR Tom Scott, OT John Jett, P 1992 Michael Anderson, QB Junior Smith, RB Carlester Crumpler, TE Bernard Carter, DE Jerry Dillon, OLB Greg Grandison, DB 1993 Bernard Carter, DE Junior Smith, RB Carlester Crumpler, TE Mark Libiano, LB 1994 Junior Smith, RB TEAM OF THE YEAR 1991 Awarded by ECAC SPORTING NEWS FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 1988 Robert Jones, LB Jim Bolding Carlester Crumpler, Jr. Cary Godette 138 All-America Linebacker Robert Jones (1990-91) All-America Quarterback Jeff Blake (1991) Junior Robinson Tom Scott ECU Football

GTE ACADEMIC Kevin Ingram, QB ALL-SOUTH 1968 Ben Grieb, G ALL-DISTRICT Norwood Vann, TE INDEPENDENT 1969 Billy Wightman, B 1989 Keith Arnold Henry Williams, KR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1970 Dick Corrada, Fl R.L. Beeman 1984 Curtis Wyatt, DE 1994 Mark Libiano, LB (Defensive) 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B 1990 Keith Arnold Kevin Walker, DB Carl Summerell, B Ken Burnette 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB ALL-SOUTH Stan Eure, E 1991 Keith Arnold 1988 Tim James, FB ACADEMIC TEAM Greg Troupe, G Ken Burnette Anthony Thompson, LB 1979 Matt Mulholland, T 1973 Carlester Crumpler, B 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE Theodore Sutton, B Carl Summerell, B ALL-SOUTH Robert Jones, LB Vern Davenport, SE Stan Eure, E INDEPENDENT TEAM Walter Wilson, WR Greg Troupe, G First Team 1990 Chad Martin, OG SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Jim Woody,nK 1977 Harold Randolph, LB George Koonce, DE ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR 1974 Ricky Bennett, T Gerald Hall, DB 1991 Jeff Blake, QB 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B Don Schink, B Zack Valentine, DE Greg Grandison, SAP 1973 Carl Summerell, B, Jimbo Walker, G Wayne Bolt, OG Dion Johnson, WR-RS Baseball Shortstop 1975 Kenny Strayhorn, B 1978 Zack Valentine, DE John Jett, P Jimbo Walker, G Gerald Hall, DB Jerry Dillon, DE JACOBS 1976 Wayne Bolt, G 1979 Wayne Inman, OG 1992 Michael Anderson, QB BLOCKING TROPHY Pete Conaty, K Mike Brewington, LB Jerry Dillon, OLB (presented to outstanding blocker Eddie Hicks, B Anthony Collins, RB Greg Grandison, DB in Southern Conference) Defense 1982 Clint Harris, DB 1994 Mitchell Galloway, HB 1965 Norman Swindell 1966 Kevin Moran, T Terry Long, OG Matt Levine, P 1967 Kevin Moran Bobby Ellis, B Jody Schulz, DE Dwight Henry, DB 1968 Don Tyson, T 1983 Terry Long, OG John Krawczyk, OT ALL-SOUTHERN 1969 George Wheeler, T Clint Harris, FS 1995 Mitchell Galloway, HB CONFERENCE (1965-76) 1970 Rich Peeler, T John Robertson, OT Daren Hart, SAP Offense 1971 Rich Peeler, T Earnest Byner, RB 1965 Dave Alexander, B Monty Kiernan, LB Jeff Pegues, DE ALL-SOUTH 1966 Walter Bostic, G Jack Patterson, S 1985 Tony Baker, RB INDEPENDENT Johnny Crew, C 1972 Danny Kepley, LB Kevin Walker, DB COACH OF THE YEAR 1967 Kevin Moran, T Rusty Markland, B 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS 1991 Bill Lewis Butch Colson, B 1973 Danny Kepley, LB 1990 Robert Jones, LB 1994 Steve Logan Neal Hughes, B Cary Godette, E Luke Fisher, TE Mike Myrick, B 1991 Robert Jones, LB 1974 Danny Kepley, LB Hunter Gallimore, WR Kenny Moore, T Luke Fisher, TE Jim Bolding, S Tom Scott, OT Butch Strawderman, E Anthony Brenner, PK 1975 Cary Godette, E 1992 Tom Scott, OT Willie Bryant, T Junior Smith, RB Jim Bolding, S Carlester Crumpler, TE Harold Randolph, LB Bernard Carter, DE 1976 Jim Bolding, B 1993 Junior Smith, RB Jake Dove, T Carlester Crumpler, TE Cary Godette, E Jeff Cooke, OT Gerald Hall, B Daren Hart, CB Reggie Pinkney, B 1994 Junior Smith, RB Harold Randolph, LB Terry Tilghman, OG Mark Libiano, LB SOUTHERN 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB CONFERENCE Jerris McPhail, FB PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK Mark Libiano, LB 1965 Bill Bailey, FB Emmanuel McDaniel, CB John McPaul, E Second Team George Richardson, TB 1977 Terry Gallaher, SE 1966 Kevin Moran, T 1978 Eddie Hicks, RB 1967 George Wheeler, T, twice Wayne Inman, OG 1968 Jimmy Atkins, E Mike Brewington, LB Jim Flowe, DE 1979 Matt Mulholland, OT 1969 Butch Colson, FB Charlie Carter, DB 1970 George Whitley, DE, twice Mitchell Johnston, OG Rich Peeler, T Theodore Sutton, FB Mike Mills, OT 1980 Anthony Collins, RB 197] Monty Kiernan, LB, twice 198] Jody Schulz, DE Billy Wallace, B 1982 Steve Hamilton, OT Jack Patterson, S Jeff Heath, K John Casazza, QB John Robertson, OT Robin Hogue, DE 1983 Hal Stephens, OT 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B (twice) The Pirates' Marcus Crandell was named the first-team quarterback on Carl Summerell, QB the 1995 National All-Independent Team. Greg Troupe, G .. 1U ECU Football 139 GTE ACADEMIC Kevin Ingram, QB ALL-SOUTH 1968 Ben Grieb, G ALL-DISTRICT Norwood Vann, TE INDEPENDENT 1969 Billy Wightman, B 1989 Keith Arnold Henry Williams, KR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1970 Dick Corrada, Fl R.L. Beeman 1984 Curtis Wyatt, DE 1994 Mark Libiano, LB (Defensive) 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B 1990 Keith Arnold Kevin Walker, DB Carl Summerell, B Ken Burnette 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB ALL-SOUTH Stan Eure, E 1991 Keith Arnold 1988 Tim James, FB ACADEMIC TEAM Greg Troupe, G Ken Burnette Anthony Thompson, LB 1979 Matt Mulholland, T 1973 Carlester Crumpler, B 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE Theodore Sutton, B Carl Summerell, B ALL-SOUTH Robert Jones, LB Vern Davenport, SE Stan Eure, E INDEPENDENT TEAM Walter Wilson, WR Greg Troupe, G First Team 1990 Chad Martin, OG SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Jim Woody,nK 1977 Harold Randolph, LB George Koonce, DE ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR 1974 Ricky Bennett, T Gerald Hall, DB 1991 Jeff Blake, QB 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B Don Schink, B Zack Valentine, DE Greg Grandison, SAP 1973 Carl Summerell, B, Jimbo Walker, G Wayne Bolt, OG Dion Johnson, WR-RS Baseball Shortstop 1975 Kenny Strayhorn, B 1978 Zack Valentine, DE John Jett, P Jimbo Walker, G Gerald Hall, DB Jerry Dillon, DE JACOBS 1976 Wayne Bolt, G 1979 Wayne Inman, OG 1992 Michael Anderson, QB BLOCKING TROPHY Pete Conaty, K Mike Brewington, LB Jerry Dillon, OLB (presented to outstanding blocker Eddie Hicks, B Anthony Collins, RB Greg Grandison, DB in Southern Conference) Defense 1982 Clint Harris, DB 1994 Mitchell Galloway, HB 1965 Norman Swindell 1966 Kevin Moran, T Terry Long, OG Matt Levine, P 1967 Kevin Moran Bobby Ellis, B Jody Schulz, DE Dwight Henry, DB 1968 Don Tyson, T 1983 Terry Long, OG John Krawczyk, OT ALL-SOUTHERN 1969 George Wheeler, T Clint Harris, FS 1995 Mitchell Galloway, HB CONFERENCE (1965-76) 1970 Rich Peeler, T John Robertson, OT Daren Hart, SAP Offense 1971 Rich Peeler, T Earnest Byner, RB 1965 Dave Alexander, B Monty Kiernan, LB Jeff Pegues, DE ALL-SOUTH 1966 Walter Bostic, G Jack Patterson, S 1985 Tony Baker, RB INDEPENDENT Johnny Crew, C 1972 Danny Kepley, LB Kevin Walker, DB COACH OF THE YEAR 1967 Kevin Moran, T Rusty Markland, B 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS 1991 Bill Lewis Butch Colson, B 1973 Danny Kepley, LB 1990 Robert Jones, LB 1994 Steve Logan Neal Hughes, B Cary Godette, E Luke Fisher, TE Mike Myrick, B 1991 Robert Jones, LB 1974 Danny Kepley, LB Hunter Gallimore, WR Kenny Moore, T Luke Fisher, TE Jim Bolding, S Tom Scott, OT Butch Strawderman, E Anthony Brenner, PK 1975 Cary Godette, E 1992 Tom Scott, OT Willie Bryant, T Junior Smith, RB Jim Bolding, S Carlester Crumpler, TE Harold Randolph, LB Bernard Carter, DE 1976 Jim Bolding, B 1993 Junior Smith, RB Jake Dove, T Carlester Crumpler, TE Cary Godette, E Jeff Cooke, OT Gerald Hall, B Daren Hart, CB Reggie Pinkney, B 1994 Junior Smith, RB Harold Randolph, LB Terry Tilghman, OG Mark Libiano, LB SOUTHERN 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB CONFERENCE Jerris McPhail, FB PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK Mark Libiano, LB 1965 Bill Bailey, FB Emmanuel McDaniel, CB John McPaul, E Second Team George Richardson, TB 1977 Terry Gallaher, SE 1966 Kevin Moran, T 1978 Eddie Hicks, RB 1967 George Wheeler, T, twice Wayne Inman, OG 1968 Jimmy Atkins, E Mike Brewington, LB Jim Flowe, DE 1979 Matt Mulholland, OT 1969 Butch Colson, FB Charlie Carter, DB 1970 George Whitley, DE, twice Mitchell Johnston, OG Rich Peeler, T Theodore Sutton, FB Mike Mills, OT 1980 Anthony Collins, RB 197] Monty Kiernan, LB, twice 198] Jody Schulz, DE Billy Wallace, B 1982 Steve Hamilton, OT Jack Patterson, S Jeff Heath, K John Casazza, QB John Robertson, OT Robin Hogue, DE 1983 Hal Stephens, OT 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B (twice) The Pirates' Marcus Crandell was named the first-team quarterback on Carl Summerell, QB the 1995 National All-Independent Team. 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Safety Greg Grandison Danny Kepley, LB Rusty Markland, DB Terry Stroughton, DB 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Danny Kepley, LB Carlester Crumpler, B, twice Cary Godette, DE Gary Niklason, LB Kenny Moore, DT 1974 Danny Kepley, LB Kenny Strayhorn, B 1975 Jim Bolding, S Harold Randolph, LB Mike Weaver, B 1976 Pete Conaty, QB-K Raymond Jones, B SOUTHERN CONFERENCE PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR 1967 Butch Colson, B 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B 1973 Carl Summerell, B SOUTHERN CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 1974 Larry Lundy, OT 1975 Larry Lundy, OT NATIONAL PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK 1973 Danny Kepley, LB-AP, vs. Richmond, Nov. 10 1990 Robert Jones, LB, Sports Tllustrated, vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 20 1991 Greg Grandison, SAF, 140 College & Pro Football Newsweekly, vs. Virginia Tech, Nov. 16 Jeff Blake, QB, The Sporting News, vs. Syracuse, Oct. 12 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB The Sporting News, vs. Syracuse, Sept. 9 NATIONAL BACK-OF-THE-WEEK 1973 Carlester Crumpler, RB-UPI vs. Appalachian, Nov. 17 BLUE-GRAY CLASSIC PARTICIPANTS 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Carlester Crumpler, RB Greg Troupe, OG 1978 Gerald Hall, DB 1979 Mitchell Johnston, G 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT 1982 Jody Schulz, DE 1983 Terry Long, OG Clint Harris, FS 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB 1988 Billy Michel, OG 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS 1990 Chad Martin, OG 1992 Greg Grandison, DB 1993 Bernard Carter, DE OLYMPIA GOLD BOWL PARTnICIPANTnS 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT HULA BOWL 1983 Terry Long, OG 1987 Anthony Simpson, FB JAPAN BOWL 1982 Jody Schulz, DE 1991 Jeff Blake, QB AMERICAN BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1976 Cary Godette, DE Jim Bolding, DB CAN-AM BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1978 Eddie Hicks, RB NORTH-SOUTH SHRINE GAME 1976 Reggie Pinkney, DB SENIOR BOWL 1976 Ernest Madison, DB 1979 Mike Brewington, LB 1993 Tom Scott, OT 1994 Carlester Crumpler, TE COACHES ALL-AMERICA GAME 1973 Carl Summerell, QB NORTH CAROLINA SHRINE BOWL 1967 Neal Hughes, Outstanding Player Paul Hutchins Kevin Moran Clarence Stasavich, Outstanding Coach EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME 1985 Kevin Walker, DB 1990 Chad Martin, OG 1991 Robert Jones, LB Luke Fisher, TE 1993 Tom Scott, OT NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1964 Clarence Stasavich 1991 Bill Lewis Bill Lewis 1991 National Coach-of-the-Year NORTH CAROLINA SPORTS HALL OF FAME 1970 Clarence Stasavich HELMS HALL OF FAME 1960 Clarence Stasavich CITRUS BOWL HALL OF FAME 1986 Clarence Stasavich ALL-AMERICAN BOWL 1993 Jerry Dillon Clayton Driver NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME 1977 Clarence Stasavich ECACnPLAYER OF THE WEEK 1988 Anthony Thompson, LB (vs. Temple) Junior Robinson, DB (vs. Tenn. Tech, Miami, Fla.) 1989 Travis Hunter, QB (vs. Temple) Walter Wilson, WR (vs. Pittsburgh) 1991 Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Central Florida, South Carolina, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Southern Miss) Bernard Carter, DE (vs. Tulane) 1992 Michael Anderson, QB (vs. Virginia Tech) Junior Smith, RB (vs. South Carolina, Southern Miss, Arkansas State) Bernard Carter (vs. Duke) Jerry Dillon, OLB (vs. Arkansas State) Hank Cooper, DB (Rookie vs. Cincinnati) 1993 Daren Hart, CB (Rookie vs. Central Florida) Morris Foreman, LB ( vs. Louisiana Tech) Daren Hart, CB (vs. Kentucky) 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB (vs. Syracuse) Lorenzo West, DT (vs. West Virginia) Scott Harley, FB (vs. Temple) Marcus Crandell, QB (vs. Southern Mississippi) Morris Foreman, LB (vs. Army) Jerris McPhail, FB (vs. Memphis) ECAC DIVISION I-A ALL-STAR TEAM 1991 Jeff Blake, QB ECU Football Safety Greg Grandison Danny Kepley, LB Rusty Markland, DB Terry Stroughton, DB 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Danny Kepley, LB Carlester Crumpler, B, twice Cary Godette, DE Gary Niklason, LB Kenny Moore, DT 1974 Danny Kepley, LB Kenny Strayhorn, B 1975 Jim Bolding, S Harold Randolph, LB Mike Weaver, B 1976 Pete Conaty, QB-K Raymond Jones, B SOUTHERN CONFERENCE PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR 1967 Butch Colson, B 1972 Carlester Crumpler, B 1973 Carl Summerell, B SOUTHERN CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 1974 Larry Lundy, OT 1975 Larry Lundy, OT NATIONAL PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK 1973 Danny Kepley, LB-AP, vs. Richmond, Nov. 10 1990 Robert Jones, LB, Sports Tllustrated, vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 20 1991 Greg Grandison, SAF, 140 College & Pro Football Newsweekly, vs. Virginia Tech, Nov. 16 Jeff Blake, QB, The Sporting News, vs. Syracuse, Oct. 12 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB The Sporting News, vs. Syracuse, Sept. 9 NATIONAL BACK-OF-THE-WEEK 1973 Carlester Crumpler, RB-UPI vs. Appalachian, Nov. 17 BLUE-GRAY CLASSIC PARTICIPANTS 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Carlester Crumpler, RB Greg Troupe, OG 1978 Gerald Hall, DB 1979 Mitchell Johnston, G 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT 1982 Jody Schulz, DE 1983 Terry Long, OG Clint Harris, FS 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB 1988 Billy Michel, OG 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS 1990 Chad Martin, OG 1992 Greg Grandison, DB 1993 Bernard Carter, DE OLYMPIA GOLD BOWL PARTnICIPANTnS 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT HULA BOWL 1983 Terry Long, OG 1987 Anthony Simpson, FB JAPAN BOWL 1982 Jody Schulz, DE 1991 Jeff Blake, QB AMERICAN BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1976 Cary Godette, DE Jim Bolding, DB CAN-AM BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1978 Eddie Hicks, RB NORTH-SOUTH SHRINE GAME 1976 Reggie Pinkney, DB SENIOR BOWL 1976 Ernest Madison, DB 1979 Mike Brewington, LB 1993 Tom Scott, OT 1994 Carlester Crumpler, TE COACHES ALL-AMERICA GAME 1973 Carl Summerell, QB NORTH CAROLINA SHRINE BOWL 1967 Neal Hughes, Outstanding Player Paul Hutchins Kevin Moran Clarence Stasavich, Outstanding Coach EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME 1985 Kevin Walker, DB 1990 Chad Martin, OG 1991 Robert Jones, LB Luke Fisher, TE 1993 Tom Scott, OT NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1964 Clarence Stasavich 1991 Bill Lewis Bill Lewis 1991 National Coach-of-the-Year NORTH CAROLINA SPORTS HALL OF FAME 1970 Clarence Stasavich HELMS HALL OF FAME 1960 Clarence Stasavich CITRUS BOWL HALL OF FAME 1986 Clarence Stasavich ALL-AMERICAN BOWL 1993 Jerry Dillon Clayton Driver NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME 1977 Clarence Stasavich ECACnPLAYER OF THE WEEK 1988 Anthony Thompson, LB (vs. Temple) Junior Robinson, DB (vs. Tenn. Tech, Miami, Fla.) 1989 Travis Hunter, QB (vs. Temple) Walter Wilson, WR (vs. Pittsburgh) 1991 Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Central Florida, South Carolina, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Southern Miss) Bernard Carter, DE (vs. Tulane) 1992 Michael Anderson, QB (vs. Virginia Tech) Junior Smith, RB (vs. South Carolina, Southern Miss, Arkansas State) Bernard Carter (vs. Duke) Jerry Dillon, OLB (vs. Arkansas State) Hank Cooper, DB (Rookie vs. Cincinnati) 1993 Daren Hart, CB (Rookie vs. Central Florida) Morris Foreman, LB ( vs. Louisiana Tech) Daren Hart, CB (vs. Kentucky) 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB (vs. Syracuse) Lorenzo West, DT (vs. West Virginia) Scott Harley, FB (vs. Temple) Marcus Crandell, QB (vs. Southern Mississippi) Morris Foreman, LB (vs. Army) Jerris McPhail, FB (vs. Memphis) ECAC DIVISION I-A ALL-STAR TEAM 1991 Jeff Blake, QB ECU Football

Robert Jones, LB R.W.eMOORE Georgia Southern Bowling Green Dion Johnson, WR-RS "KING OF Bubba Bunn, Walter Wilson, lllinois State Keith Arnold, C GRIDIRON" East Tennessee State Anthony Thompson, 1992 Tom Scott, OT SCHOLARSHIP Tyrone Johnson, Louisiana Tech 1993 Bernard Carter, DE 1977 Theodore Sutton, VMI Southern Miss Junior Robinson, 1994 Marcus Crandell, QB Gerald Hall, So. lllinois 1985 Kevin Walker, Tony Baker, Virginia Tech Lorenzo West, OT Leander Green, SW Texas State Travis Hunter, Temple SW Louisiana Kevin Walker, Temple 1990 Jeff Blake, Louisiana Tech INDEPENDENT Terry Gallaher, Richmond Jeff Heath, Miami Jeff Blake, Virginia Tech FOOTBALL ALLIANCE/ Jimmy Southerland, Robert Washington, Robert Jones, LIBERTY BOWL Richmond South Carolina Southern Mississippi ALLIANCE Wayne Bolt, Richmond 1992 Michael Anderson, QB 1978 D .T. Joyner, (vs. Syracuse, Va. Tech) Western Carolina Peter Zophy, WR Oliver Fenton, (vs. Bowling Green) Texas-Arlington Clayton Driver, WR Leander Green, (vs. Cincinnati) Appalachian State Ernie Lewis, LB Eddie Hicks, (vs. West Virginia) William and Mary Junior Smith, RB Zack Valentine, Marshall (vs. Arkansas State) Theodore Sutton, Off., 1993 Mark Libiano, LB Independence Bowl (vs. Syracuse) Zack Valentine, Def., Junior Smith, RB Independence Bowl (vs. Central Florida) 1979 Mike Brewington, Reggie Robinson, LB Western Carolina (vs. South Carolina) Anthony Coilins, VMI Morris Foreman, OLB Sam Harrell, Richmond (vs. Louisiana Tech) Leander Green, Jeff Cooke, OT North Texas State (vs. Southern Miss) The Offensive Line, 1994 Junior Smith, RB The Citadel, Jeff Hagans, (vs. Temple, South Wayne Inman, Carolina, Auburn) Mitchell Johnston, Marcus Crandell, QB Matt Mulholland, .(vs. Southern Miss, Va. Joe Godette, Tech, Memphis) Billy Ray Washington Dwight Henry, DB 1980 Carlton Nelson, (vs. Southern Miss) SW Louisiana Matt Levine, P Mike Hawkins, (vs. Southern Miss, South Southern Mississippi Carolina, Memphis) Anthony Collins, Mitchell Galloway, WR Western Carolina (vs. Tulsa) Theodore Sutton, Linebacker Mark Libiano 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB William & Mary (vs. Syracuse,eSouthern Jeffrey Warren, Tony Baker, Tulsa David Daniels, Cincinnati Mississippi, Army) East. Kentucky 1986 Reggie McKinney, Jeff Blake, Northern lllinois Jerris McPhail, FB 1981 Carlton Nelson, West Virginia 1991 Dion Johnson, Memphis State (vs. Central Michigan, Western Carolina Ellis Dillahunt, SW Louisiana Jeff Blake, South Carolina Memphis) Harold Blue, Toledo Jarrod Moody, Jeff Blake, Akron Scott Harley, FB Mike Grant, Miami Georgia Southern Luke Fisher, Pittsburgh (vs. Temple) Chuck Bushbeck, Flint McCallum, Hunter Gallimore, Tulane Morris Foreman, LB East Tennessee State Southern Miss 1992 Morris Foreman, Syracuse (vs. Army) Jody Schulz, Willie Lewis, Cincinnati Peter Zophy, Morris William & Mary 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, Florida State Foreman, Virginia Tech LIBERTY BOWL 1982 Carlton Nelson, Anthony Simpson, Clayton Driver, Cincinnati ALLIANCE East Tennessee Georgia Southern Junior Smith, COACH OF THE YEAR Kevin Ingram, Reggie McKinney, Cincinnati Southern Mississippi 1994 Steve Logan Central Michigan Ron Jones, Miami Junior Smith, Arkansas State Greg Stewart, Richmond Walter Wilson, Temple 1993 Junior Smith, Syracuse LIBERTY BOWL ALLIANCE Tony Baker, Richmond 1988 Travis Hunter, Chris Hester, Central Florida OFFENSIVE Greg Stewart, lllinois State Tennessee Tech Junior Smith, Memphis State PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1983 Earnest Byner, Charlie Libretto, Perez Mattison, 1994 Junior Smith, RB William & Mary Southern Miss Louisiana Tech Marcus Crandell, QB Kevin Ingram, Murray State Charlie Libretto, SW Junior Smith, Tulsa Kevin Ingram, SW Louisiana Louisiana 1994 Mitchell Galloway, Syracuse LIBERTY BOWL MVP Earnest Byner, Travis Hunter, West Virginia .ferris McPhail, Southern Miss 1995 Chad Holcomb, PK East Tennessee State Flint McCallum, Syracuse Marcus Crandell, (Offense) 1984 Chris Santa Cruz, Temple Junior Robinson, Miami (Fla.) Virginia Tech Darrell Speed, 1989 Travis Hunter, Junior Smith, Cincinnati 141ECU Football

Junior Smith, Central Florida 1995 Jerris McPhail, Central MichiganMarvin Burke, West Virginia Scott Harley, Temple Marcus Crandell, Tulsa Jerris McPhail, Memphis OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER 1978 Eddie Hicks 1979 Leander Green 1980 Anthony Collins 1981 Tootie Robbins 1982 John Floyd 1984 Ricky Nichols 1985 Tony Baker 1986 Anthony Simpson 1987 Anthony Simpson 1988 Tim James 1989 Walter Wilson 1990 Luke Fisher 1991 Jeff Blake 1992 Junior Smith 1993 Junior Smith 1994 Junior Smith 1995 Jerris McPhail OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER 1978 Fred Chavis & Bill Lamm 1979 Keith Golden 1980 Keith Golden 1981 Chuck Bushbeck, Off. Smokey Norris, Def. 1982 Jeff Heath 1983 Henry Williams, Off. Jeff Bolch, Def. Stuart Ward, Def. 1984 Henry Williams, Off. Jeff Bolch, Def. 1985 Tony Smith, Off. Bruce Simpson, Def. 1986 Chuck Berleth, Off. Vinson Smith, Def. 1987 Tony Smith, Off. Roswell Streeter, Def. 1988 Matt McLaughlin, Off. John Jett, Def. 1989 Brian McPhatter, Off. Jerry Dillon, Def. 1990 Dion Johnson, Off. Donald Porch, Def. 1991 Dion Johnson, Off. Charles Howard, Def. 1992 Morris Foreman 1993 Chad Holcomb 1994 Jerris McPhail, Off. E.J. Gunthrope, Def. 1995 Tavares Taylor MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1962 Maurice Allen 1963 Maurice Allen 1964 Bill Cline 1965 Norman Swindell 1966 Johnny Crew 1967 Neal Hughes 1968 Billy Wightman 1969 Butch Colson 1970 George Whitley 142 1971 Will Mitchell 1972 Carl Summerell 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Danny Kepley 1975 Cary Godette 1976 Cary Godette 1977 Harold Randolph LANSCHE OUTSTANDING SENIOR 1962 David Smith 1963 Maurice Allen 1964 Ted Day 1965 Mitchell Cannon 1966 Johnny Crew 1967 Kevin Moran 1968 Jim Flowe 1969 George Wheeler 1970 George Whitley 1971 Monty Kiernan 1972 Terry Stoughton 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Danny Kepley 1975 Ken Strayhorn 1976 Cary Godette 1977 Terry Gallaher 1978 Zack Valentine 1979 Leander Green 1980 Theodore Sutton JANET OVERTON OUTSTANDING SENIOR 1981 Mike Davis 1982 Jody Schulz 1983 Terry Long 1984 Reggie Branch 1985 Robert Washington & Tony Baker 1986 Robert Alexander 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 1988 Jarrod Moody 1989 Todd Drugac, Off. Mike Applewhite, Def. 1990 George Koonce 1991 Luke Fisher 1992 Ernie Lewis 1993 Reggie Robinson 1994 Terry Tilghman 1995 Walter Scott SWINDELL MEMORIAL AWARD (Big Team, Little Me) 1966 Leroy Cobb 1967 Nelson Gravatt 1968 George Wheeler 1969 Danny Wilmer 1970 George Whitley 1971 Rich Peeler 1972 Jim Post & Jimmy Creech 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Kenny Moore 1975 Bobby Myrick 1976 Nick Bullock 1977 Terry Gallaher 1978 Terry Gallaher 1979 Matt Mulholland 1980 Vern Davenport 1981 Chuck Bushbeck 1982 Smokey Norris 1983 John Floyd & Hal Stephens Running back Junior Smith 1984 Chris Santa Cruz & Gary London, Def. Donald Reid 1984 Todd Abrams, Off. 1985 Paul Hoggard John Britt, Def. 1987 Ben Billings 1988 Jarrod Moody OUTSTANDING PLAYER 1989 Charlie Libretto 1962 Bill Cline 1990 Donald Porch 1963 Frankie Galloway 1991 Cedric Van Buren, Off. 1964 Dave Alexander Chris Hall, Def. 1965 Dave Alexander 1992 Sean McConnell, Off. 1966 Kevin Moran Zaim Cunmulaj, Def. 1967 Butch Colson 1993 Greg Floyd 1968 Billy Wightman 1994 Damon Wilson 1969 Billy Wightman 1995 Aaron Black 1970 George Whitley 1971 John Casazza OUTSTANDING 1972 Carlester Crumpler FRESHMAN 1973 Carlester Crumpler (Presented by WNCT-TV) 1974 Danny Kepley 1962 Buddy Bovender 1975 Jim Bolding 1963 Keith Sauls 1976 Cary Godette 1964 Kevin Moran 1977 Harold Randolph 1965 Wayne Lineberry 1966 Roger Bost BLOCKING TROPHY 1967 Walter Adams 1962 Ted Day 1968 Garland Ballard 1963 Ted Day 1969 Jimmy Creech 1964 Colin Quinn 1970 Carl Summerell 1965 Corie McRae 1971 Danny Kepley 1966 Walter Bostic 1972 Cary Godette 1967 Kevin Moran 1973 Jim Bolding 1968 Worth Springs 1974 Wayne Bolt 1969 Butch Colson 1975 Zack Valentine 1970 Paul Haug 1976 Noah Clark 1971 Jack Patterson & Paul Haug 1977 Anthony Collins 1972 Les Strayhorn 1978 John Hallow 1973 Greg Troupe 1979 Freddie Jones 1074 Jimbo Walker 1980 Earnest Byner 1975 Jimbo Walker 1981 Jimmy Walden, Off. 1976 Wayne Bolt Steve Johnson, Def. 1977 Wayne Bolt 1982 Tony Baker, Off. 1978 Mitchell Smith & Larry Berry, Def. Wayne Inman 1983 Darrell Speed, Off. 1979 Wayne Inman ECU Football Junior Smith, Central Florida 1995 Jerris McPhail, Central MichiganMarvin Burke, West Virginia Scott Harley, Temple Marcus Crandell, Tulsa Jerris McPhail, Memphis OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER 1978 Eddie Hicks 1979 Leander Green 1980 Anthony Collins 1981 Tootie Robbins 1982 John Floyd 1984 Ricky Nichols 1985 Tony Baker 1986 Anthony Simpson 1987 Anthony Simpson 1988 Tim James 1989 Walter Wilson 1990 Luke Fisher 1991 Jeff Blake 1992 Junior Smith 1993 Junior Smith 1994 Junior Smith 1995 Jerris McPhail OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER 1978 Fred Chavis & Bill Lamm 1979 Keith Golden 1980 Keith Golden 1981 Chuck Bushbeck, Off. Smokey Norris, Def. 1982 Jeff Heath 1983 Henry Williams, Off. Jeff Bolch, Def. Stuart Ward, Def. 1984 Henry Williams, Off. Jeff Bolch, Def. 1985 Tony Smith, Off. Bruce Simpson, Def. 1986 Chuck Berleth, Off. Vinson Smith, Def. 1987 Tony Smith, Off. Roswell Streeter, Def. 1988 Matt McLaughlin, Off. John Jett, Def. 1989 Brian McPhatter, Off. Jerry Dillon, Def. 1990 Dion Johnson, Off. Donald Porch, Def. 1991 Dion Johnson, Off. Charles Howard, Def. 1992 Morris Foreman 1993 Chad Holcomb 1994 Jerris McPhail, Off. E.J. Gunthrope, Def. 1995 Tavares Taylor MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1962 Maurice Allen 1963 Maurice Allen 1964 Bill Cline 1965 Norman Swindell 1966 Johnny Crew 1967 Neal Hughes 1968 Billy Wightman 1969 Butch Colson 1970 George Whitley 142 1971 Will Mitchell 1972 Carl Summerell 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Danny Kepley 1975 Cary Godette 1976 Cary Godette 1977 Harold Randolph LANSCHE OUTSTANDING SENIOR 1962 David Smith 1963 Maurice Allen 1964 Ted Day 1965 Mitchell Cannon 1966 Johnny Crew 1967 Kevin Moran 1968 Jim Flowe 1969 George Wheeler 1970 George Whitley 1971 Monty Kiernan 1972 Terry Stoughton 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Danny Kepley 1975 Ken Strayhorn 1976 Cary Godette 1977 Terry Gallaher 1978 Zack Valentine 1979 Leander Green 1980 Theodore Sutton JANET OVERTON OUTSTANDING SENIOR 1981 Mike Davis 1982 Jody Schulz 1983 Terry Long 1984 Reggie Branch 1985 Robert Washington & Tony Baker 1986 Robert Alexander 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 1988 Jarrod Moody 1989 Todd Drugac, Off. Mike Applewhite, Def. 1990 George Koonce 1991 Luke Fisher 1992 Ernie Lewis 1993 Reggie Robinson 1994 Terry Tilghman 1995 Walter Scott SWINDELL MEMORIAL AWARD (Big Team, Little Me) 1966 Leroy Cobb 1967 Nelson Gravatt 1968 George Wheeler 1969 Danny Wilmer 1970 George Whitley 1971 Rich Peeler 1972 Jim Post & Jimmy Creech 1973 Carl Summerell 1974 Kenny Moore 1975 Bobby Myrick 1976 Nick Bullock 1977 Terry Gallaher 1978 Terry Gallaher 1979 Matt Mulholland 1980 Vern Davenport 1981 Chuck Bushbeck 1982 Smokey Norris 1983 John Floyd & Hal Stephens Running back Junior Smith 1984 Chris Santa Cruz & Gary London, Def. Donald Reid 1984 Todd Abrams, Off. 1985 Paul Hoggard John Britt, Def. 1987 Ben Billings 1988 Jarrod Moody OUTSTANDING PLAYER 1989 Charlie Libretto 1962 Bill Cline 1990 Donald Porch 1963 Frankie Galloway 1991 Cedric Van Buren, Off. 1964 Dave Alexander Chris Hall, Def. 1965 Dave Alexander 1992 Sean McConnell, Off. 1966 Kevin Moran Zaim Cunmulaj, Def. 1967 Butch Colson 1993 Greg Floyd 1968 Billy Wightman 1994 Damon Wilson 1969 Billy Wightman 1995 Aaron Black 1970 George Whitley 1971 John Casazza OUTSTANDING 1972 Carlester Crumpler FRESHMAN 1973 Carlester Crumpler (Presented by WNCT-TV) 1974 Danny Kepley 1962 Buddy Bovender 1975 Jim Bolding 1963 Keith Sauls 1976 Cary Godette 1964 Kevin Moran 1977 Harold Randolph 1965 Wayne Lineberry 1966 Roger Bost BLOCKING TROPHY 1967 Walter Adams 1962 Ted Day 1968 Garland Ballard 1963 Ted Day 1969 Jimmy Creech 1964 Colin Quinn 1970 Carl Summerell 1965 Corie McRae 1971 Danny Kepley 1966 Walter Bostic 1972 Cary Godette 1967 Kevin Moran 1973 Jim Bolding 1968 Worth Springs 1974 Wayne Bolt 1969 Butch Colson 1975 Zack Valentine 1970 Paul Haug 1976 Noah Clark 1971 Jack Patterson & Paul Haug 1977 Anthony Collins 1972 Les Strayhorn 1978 John Hallow 1973 Greg Troupe 1979 Freddie Jones 1074 Jimbo Walker 1980 Earnest Byner 1975 Jimbo Walker 1981 Jimmy Walden, Off. 1976 Wayne Bolt Steve Johnson, Def. 1977 Wayne Bolt 1982 Tony Baker, Off. 1978 Mitchell Smith & Larry Berry, Def. Wayne Inman 1983 Darrell Speed, Off. 1979 Wayne Inman ECU Football

1980 Tootie Robbins & 1987 Vinson Smith 1981 Larry Brobst 1985 Willie Mack Tony Hensley 1988 Shannon Boling Jeff Bolch 1986 Shannon Boling 1981 Tootie Robbins 1989 Anthony Thompson 1982 Jeff Heath 1987 Ernie Logan 1982 Terry Long 1990 Robert Jones 1983 Gerry Rogers 1988 Shane Hubble 1983 Terry Long 1991 Robert Jones Chuck Northcutt 1989 Reeves Spainhour 1984 Tim Mitchell 1992 Tony Davis 1984 Daniel Cole 1990 Jerry Dillon 1985 Greg Thomas 1993 Bernard Carter 1985 Bill Carver 1991 Greg Gardill 1986 Greg Thomas 1994 John Krawczyk 1986 Bill Carver 1992 Bernard Carter 1987 Kyle Condrey 1995 Morris Foreman 1987 Medrick Rainbow 1993 Jeff Cooke 1988 Grant Lowe 1988 Bill Carver 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 1989 Stewart Southall & BEST BLOCKING BACK 1989 R.L. Beeman 1995 Carlos Brown Grant Lowe 1977 Willie Hawkins 1990 R.L. Beeman 1990 Tom Scott 1978 Theodore Sutton 1991 Deke Owens STRENGTH AWARD 1991 Tom Scott 1979 Theodore Sutton 1992 DekeeOwens 1983 Terry Long 1992 Tom Scott 1980 Mike Hawkins 1993 Greg Smith 1984 Reggie Branch 1993 Carlester Crumpler 1981 Harold Blue & 1994 Junior Smith Willie Powell 1994 Ron Suddith Roy Wiley 1995 Aaron Black 1985 Robert Washington 1995 Kevin Wiggins RICK BANKSTON OUTSTANDING HEART OF THE PIRATE E.E. RAWL MEMORIAL AWARD MEMORIAL AWARD DEFENSIVE BACK (Strength & Conditioning) (Character, Scholarship & (Outstanding Scout Team Player) 1982 Clint Harris 1994 Junior Smith Athletic Achievement) 1977 Eddie Murphy 1962 Dave Smith 1978 Dennis Mulholland OUTnSTANDING NEWCOMERS SPRINT/CAROLINA TELEPHONE 1963 Maurice Allen 1979 Larry O'Roark 1982 Curtis Wyatt EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP 1964 Jerry Tolley 1980 Robert Boykins Kevin Banks 1984 Jeff Bolch 1965 Ira Bullard 1981 Reggie Branch, Off. 1983 Henry Williams, Off. Tyrone Johnson 1966 Pete Crane Martin Daniel, Def. Tyrone Johnson, Def. Rich Autry 1967 Jimmy Shuffler 1982 Robert Fuller 1984 David Kramer, Off. Norman Quick 1985 Daniel Cole 1968 Ben Grieb Brian Herndon Keith Ford, Def. William Carver 1969 Mike Boaz Chris Santa Cruz 1985 Bubba Waters Jeff Heath 1970 Dwight Flanagan 1983 Randy Lowry, Off. Ken Bourgeois Robert Alexander 1971 Jack Patterson Scott Lewis, Def. 1986 Grant Lowe Robert Washington 1972 Kirk Doll 1985 Barnie Gyant, Off. Henry Ferraro 1986 William Carver Mike Donohue 1973 Mike Myrick Carl Carney, Def. 1987 Derrick Parker Joe Molineaux 1974 Don Schink 1986 Carl Barkers, Off. 1988 Al Whiting, Off. Willie Lewis 1975 Larry Lundy Mike Applewhite, Def. Chris Hall, Def. Compton McCurry 1976 Jake Dove 1987 Carl Barkers, Off. 1989 Tom Scott, Off. 1987 Tod Creech 1977 Vince Kolanko R.L. Beeman, Def. Derrick Fields, Def. Walter Wilson 1978 Steve Greer 1988 Rich Cameron, Off. 1990 Dion Johnson, Off. Mike Applewhite 1979 Vern Davenport Ernie Lewis, Def. Bernard Carter, Def. John O'Driscoll Ellis Dillahunt 1980 Theodore Sutton 1989 Schizo Sherman, Off. 1991 Greg Grandison 1988 Tod Creech 1981 Jody Schulz Travis Uzzeli, Def. 1992 Morris Letcher Compton McCurry 1982 John Robertson 1990 Damon Wilson, 1993 Daren Hart Willie Lewis 1983 John Robertson & Greg Smith, Off. 1994 Jason Nichols R.L. Beeman Gerry Rogers Reggie Robinson, 1995 Travis Darden Billy Maxwell 1984 Norman Quick Fred Walker, Def. Terry Bennett 1985 Jeff Heath 1991 Derek Hall, Off. MOST IMPROVED 1989 Walter Wilson Keith Arnold 1986 Robert Alexander David Crumbie, Def. OFFENSIVE PLAYER Ken Burnette 1987 Ellis Dillahunt Carlos Blake, Special Teams 1982 Kevin Ingram Mike McCalop 1988 Willie Lewis 1992 Marcus Crandell, Off. 1983 Tim Dumas John Allen 1989 Willie Lewis Lamont Burns, Def. Tim Mitchell 1990 Dean Taylor 1990 Keith Arnold E.J. Gunthrope, Special 1984 Darrell Speed Ken Burnette Keith Arnold 1991 Keith Arnold Teams 1985 Anthony Simpson Chad Grier 1992 Cedric Van Buren 1993 Bruce Pearson 1986 Matt McLaughlin R.L. Beeman 1993 Bernard Carter 1994 Scott Harley, Off. 1987 Travis Hunter 1991 Keith Arnold 1994 Dealton Cotton Deeone McKeithan, Def. 1988 Tim Orr Ken Burnette 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 1995 Damon Davis, Off. 1989 Michael Rhett Peter Zophy Jeff Kerr, Def. & 1990 Jeff Blake Nick Wilson OUTSTANDING Freddie Claybrooks, Def. 1991 Hunter Gallimore Carlester Crumpler 1992 Deke Owens DEFENSIVE PLAYER 1992 Peter Zophy Nick Wilson 1974 Danny Kepley JAMES E. JONES 1993 Ken Crawford Junior Smith 1975 Cary Godette SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 1994 Mitchell Galloway Peter Zophy 1976 Cary Godette 1991 Ken Burnette 1995 Lamont Burns Carlester Crumpler 1977 Harold Randolph 1992 Nick Wilson 1993 Junior Smith 1978 Zack Valentine MOST IMPROVED Carlester Crumpler 1979 Mike Brewington JERRY T. BROOKS AWARD DEFENSIVE PLAYER Derrick Leaphart Berna rd Carter 1980 Jeffrey Warren ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1982 Steve Hamilton Michael Jacobs 1982 Jody Schulz 1979 Rocky Butler 1983 Kenny Phillips 1994 Junior Smith 1983 Mike Grant Henry Trevathan Maury Banks Derrick Leaphart 1984 Tyrone Johnson 1980 Rocky Butler Jeff Pegues B.J. Crane 1985 Kevin Walker Vern Davenport 1984 James Martin Mark Libiano Chad Holcomb JI ECU Football 143 1980 Tootie Robbins & 1987 Vinson Smith 1981 Larry Brobst 1985 Willie Mack Tony Hensley 1988 Shannon Boling Jeff Bolch 1986 Shannon Boling 1981 Tootie Robbins 1989 Anthony Thompson 1982 Jeff Heath 1987 Ernie Logan 1982 Terry Long 1990 Robert Jones 1983 Gerry Rogers 1988 Shane Hubble 1983 Terry Long 1991 Robert Jones Chuck Northcutt 1989 Reeves Spainhour 1984 Tim Mitchell 1992 Tony Davis 1984 Daniel Cole 1990 Jerry Dillon 1985 Greg Thomas 1993 Bernard Carter 1985 Bill Carver 1991 Greg Gardill 1986 Greg Thomas 1994 John Krawczyk 1986 Bill Carver 1992 Bernard Carter 1987 Kyle Condrey 1995 Morris Foreman 1987 Medrick Rainbow 1993 Jeff Cooke 1988 Grant Lowe 1988 Bill Carver 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 1989 Stewart Southall & BEST BLOCKING BACK 1989 R.L. Beeman 1995 Carlos Brown Grant Lowe 1977 Willie Hawkins 1990 R.L. Beeman 1990 Tom Scott 1978 Theodore Sutton 1991 Deke Owens STRENGTH AWARD 1991 Tom Scott 1979 Theodore Sutton 1992 DekeeOwens 1983 Terry Long 1992 Tom Scott 1980 Mike Hawkins 1993 Greg Smith 1984 Reggie Branch 1993 Carlester Crumpler 1981 Harold Blue & 1994 Junior Smith Willie Powell 1994 Ron Suddith Roy Wiley 1995 Aaron Black 1985 Robert Washington 1995 Kevin Wiggins RICK BANKSTON OUTSTANDING HEART OF THE PIRATE E.E. RAWL MEMORIAL AWARD MEMORIAL AWARD DEFENSIVE BACK (Strength & Conditioning) (Character, Scholarship & (Outstanding Scout Team Player) 1982 Clint Harris 1994 Junior Smith Athletic Achievement) 1977 Eddie Murphy 1962 Dave Smith 1978 Dennis Mulholland OUTnSTANDING NEWCOMERS SPRINT/CAROLINA TELEPHONE 1963 Maurice Allen 1979 Larry O'Roark 1982 Curtis Wyatt EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP 1964 Jerry Tolley 1980 Robert Boykins Kevin Banks 1984 Jeff Bolch 1965 Ira Bullard 1981 Reggie Branch, Off. 1983 Henry Williams, Off. Tyrone Johnson 1966 Pete Crane Martin Daniel, Def. Tyrone Johnson, Def. Rich Autry 1967 Jimmy Shuffler 1982 Robert Fuller 1984 David Kramer, Off. Norman Quick 1985 Daniel Cole 1968 Ben Grieb Brian Herndon Keith Ford, Def. William Carver 1969 Mike Boaz Chris Santa Cruz 1985 Bubba Waters Jeff Heath 1970 Dwight Flanagan 1983 Randy Lowry, Off. Ken Bourgeois Robert Alexander 1971 Jack Patterson Scott Lewis, Def. 1986 Grant Lowe Robert Washington 1972 Kirk Doll 1985 Barnie Gyant, Off. Henry Ferraro 1986 William Carver Mike Donohue 1973 Mike Myrick Carl Carney, Def. 1987 Derrick Parker Joe Molineaux 1974 Don Schink 1986 Carl Barkers, Off. 1988 Al Whiting, Off. Willie Lewis 1975 Larry Lundy Mike Applewhite, Def. Chris Hall, Def. Compton McCurry 1976 Jake Dove 1987 Carl Barkers, Off. 1989 Tom Scott, Off. 1987 Tod Creech 1977 Vince Kolanko R.L. Beeman, Def. Derrick Fields, Def. Walter Wilson 1978 Steve Greer 1988 Rich Cameron, Off. 1990 Dion Johnson, Off. Mike Applewhite 1979 Vern Davenport Ernie Lewis, Def. Bernard Carter, Def. John O'Driscoll Ellis Dillahunt 1980 Theodore Sutton 1989 Schizo Sherman, Off. 1991 Greg Grandison 1988 Tod Creech 1981 Jody Schulz Travis Uzzeli, Def. 1992 Morris Letcher Compton McCurry 1982 John Robertson 1990 Damon Wilson, 1993 Daren Hart Willie Lewis 1983 John Robertson & Greg Smith, Off. 1994 Jason Nichols R.L. Beeman Gerry Rogers Reggie Robinson, 1995 Travis Darden Billy Maxwell 1984 Norman Quick Fred Walker, Def. Terry Bennett 1985 Jeff Heath 1991 Derek Hall, Off. MOST IMPROVED 1989 Walter Wilson Keith Arnold 1986 Robert Alexander David Crumbie, Def. OFFENSIVE PLAYER Ken Burnette 1987 Ellis Dillahunt Carlos Blake, Special Teams 1982 Kevin Ingram Mike McCalop 1988 Willie Lewis 1992 Marcus Crandell, Off. 1983 Tim Dumas John Allen 1989 Willie Lewis Lamont Burns, Def. Tim Mitchell 1990 Dean Taylor 1990 Keith Arnold E.J. Gunthrope, Special 1984 Darrell Speed Ken Burnette Keith Arnold 1991 Keith Arnold Teams 1985 Anthony Simpson Chad Grier 1992 Cedric Van Buren 1993 Bruce Pearson 1986 Matt McLaughlin R.L. Beeman 1993 Bernard Carter 1994 Scott Harley, Off. 1987 Travis Hunter 1991 Keith Arnold 1994 Dealton Cotton Deeone McKeithan, Def. 1988 Tim Orr Ken Burnette 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 1995 Damon Davis, Off. 1989 Michael Rhett Peter Zophy Jeff Kerr, Def. & 1990 Jeff Blake Nick Wilson OUTSTANDING Freddie Claybrooks, Def. 1991 Hunter Gallimore Carlester Crumpler 1992 Deke Owens DEFENSIVE PLAYER 1992 Peter Zophy Nick Wilson 1974 Danny Kepley JAMES E. JONES 1993 Ken Crawford Junior Smith 1975 Cary Godette SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 1994 Mitchell Galloway Peter Zophy 1976 Cary Godette 1991 Ken Burnette 1995 Lamont Burns Carlester Crumpler 1977 Harold Randolph 1992 Nick Wilson 1993 Junior Smith 1978 Zack Valentine MOST IMPROVED Carlester Crumpler 1979 Mike Brewington JERRY T. BROOKS AWARD DEFENSIVE PLAYER Derrick Leaphart Berna rd Carter 1980 Jeffrey Warren ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1982 Steve Hamilton Michael Jacobs 1982 Jody Schulz 1979 Rocky Butler 1983 Kenny Phillips 1994 Junior Smith 1983 Mike Grant Henry Trevathan Maury Banks Derrick Leaphart 1984 Tyrone Johnson 1980 Rocky Butler Jeff Pegues B.J. Crane 1985 Kevin Walker Vern Davenport 1984 James Martin Mark Libiano Chad Holcomb JI ECU Football 143

The East Carolina Athletics Hall of Fame was initiated in 1974 as an organization to honor those individuals who have, by direct participation in East Carolina University intercollegiate athletics, brought outstanding recognition to themselves and to the University. The first honorees were inducted during Homecoming festivities at halftime of the East Carolina-The Citadel football game in 1974. Ten members were selected for the first year. Five years passed between Lawrence "Cotton" Clayton and the induction of the 1989 classWillard "Butch" Colson, Dr. Leo Jenkins and Kathy Postlewait. Last year, Jim Bolding, Otis Melvin, Kathy Riley and Mike Tomberlin were inducted into the Hall of Fame. To be selected, a committee of nine persons must vote with two-thirds of those giving their approval. Those five shall be the official selection committee. To be eligible for selection, a person must not have been connected with the University in the capacity to which the nominee is being elected for a minimum of 10 academic years. Otis Melvin Kathy Riley 1995 Jim Bolding Football (1973-76) Bolding was a 1975 All-America selection as a defensive back and still holds the ECU record for most interceptions in a game (3 vs. Western Carolina, 1975), season (10 in 1975) and career (22). His 10 interceptions in 1975 ranked first nationally. Bolding, who played under head coaches Sonny Randall and Pat Dye, was a threetime All-Southern Conference selection and allstate pick. Otis Melvin Track and Field (1977-80) Melvin earned All-America honors as a standout sprinter for the Pirates. In 1979, Melvin gained All-America recognition in the 200-meter dash at the NCAA outdoor championships and then in 1980, added indoor All-America credits to his resume as a member of the ECU 4x400 meter relay team. Melvin was a member of the 1979 U.S. national team at the World University Games and also was a finalist at the 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials. Kathy Riley Women's Basketball, Softball (1979-81) Riley, a standout in two sports, left her mark on ECU women's athletics in two years of competition. In basketball, she was an honorable mention All-American for the 1980-81 season. In just two seasons, she scored 1,150 points. Riley was a member of the 1981 Lady Pirate which 144 ranked as high as 17th in the nation. In softball, fly, 100 butterfly and the 400 meter relay in the Riley gained notoriety as the Broderick Award 1963-64 season. At the 1964 NCAA College winner in 1981. A first-team softball All-AmeriChampionships, Shanabrough won the 400 Incan, Riley's success has continued since her ECU dividual Medley, breaking the NCAA record career as she was a gold medalist at the 1990 and becoming ECU's first NCAA Champion. Olympic Festival. 1993 Mike Tomberlin Swimming (1966-69) John Christenbury Tomberlin is one of the most decorated Football, Basketball, Baseball Head Coach swimmers in ECU history. The 1967 national (1940-41)200-yard backstroke champion, Tomberlin Christenbury coached the East Carolina earned seven All-America awards during his Teachers College football team to a 7-0 record in career from 1966-69. For three straight years, he 1941, the only unbeaten season in school history. was an All-American in both the 100 and 200 The year before, he coached the football squad backstrokes. Tomberlin was a nine-time Southto its first-ever winning season, a 5-3 record. Folern Conference champion and was the league's lowing his death, Christenbury was honoredrecord holder in the 100 and 200 backstrokes, as with the naming of ECU's gymnasium on 10th well as the 400 medley relay. Tomberlin was an Street as the John B. Christenbury Memorial assistant coach at ECU from 1969-70. Gym. 1994 Charles Futrell Football, Baseball (1938-41) Hal Baird Futrell, a 1942 ECTC alumnus, played footBaseball (1970-71) ball and baseball at ECTC from 1938-41. As a seAssistant Baseball Coach (1977-79) nior on the baseball team, Futrell served as team Baseball Coach (1980-84) captain and batted .404. Following college, Hal Baird was a standout in baseball for 15 Futrell served as a U.S. Air Force physical trainyears as a player, assistant coach and head coach. ing instructor during World War II and was a As a player, he was a superb pitcher, once striksuccessful high school coach in Maryland. A ing out a school record 20 batters in a single world-class triathlete, he was the U.S. male game. As a coach, he directed ECU to three champion in the 70-and-over category in the NCAA Tournaments. In 1982 and 1984, ECU Gatorade Ironman World Championship won the ECAC-South Championship. Currently, Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii. Baird is the head coach at Auburn University, where he led the Tigers to a College World SeLeora "Sam" Jones ries berth in 1993. Women's Basketball (1981-82) Jones helped East Carolina's women's basMary Denkler ketball team to back-to-back AIAW and NCAA Women's Basketball (1980-83) tournament berths. She currently ranks sixth in Mary Denkler was ECU's first women's bascareer scoring average (16.0), fifth in season ketball All America, named in 1983. She was also steals (75), and sixth in career assists (252) in the the recipient of the NCAA Post-Graduate ScholECU record book. In 1982, Jones was introduced arship. Denkler is second in the school history to the sport of team handball, and, since then, books in scoring with 1,789 points and fifth in she has competed in three Olympic Garnes and rebounding with 801 boards. has been named as the U.S. Team Handball Federation Athlete of the Year three times. Bob Patterson Baseball (1978-82) Jim Raynor In 1981, Bob Patterson helped ECU record Baseball (1963-64, 1966) the lowest ERA in the NCAA, 1.94. Since then, In three seasons as a pitcher for East Patterson has enjoyed a fine career in the major Carolina's baseball team, Raynor had a record leagues. He has played with the Pittsburgh Piof 17-2. Following his freshman season where he rates, Texas Rangers and California Angels. had a 3-0 record, Raynor was named most outstanding pitcher in 1964 with a 6-0 mark, 2.27 ERA and 65 strikeouts. That same year, he was named all-state. After missing the 1965 season with an injury, Raynor had an 8-2 record with a 1.50 ERA and 92 strikeouts. He was drafted in 1966 by the Los Angeles Dodgers and played with the organization through 1971. In 1972, he played for the New York Yankees and is now a coach and a teacher at Clinton (N.C.) High School. 1992 Hal Baird Bob Patterson Catherine Bolton Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Tennis Coach (1969-75) Joe Shanabrough Volleyball Head Coach (1975-76) Swimming (1962-66) Women's Basketball Head Coach (1969-78) Joe Shanabrough earned four All-America Bolton was the foundation of women's athhonors in the 400 individual medley, 200 butterletics at East Carolina University in 1969, when ECU Football

she served as head coach of practically every women's sport. She began as head coach of the field hockey, gymnastics, tennis and basketball teams and also took on the duties of volleyball coach in 1975. During her 12 seasons as basketball coach, her teams were 103-51 with eight winning seasons. Bolton currently works in ECU's School of Health and Human Performances. Willard "Willie" Bryant, Jr. Football (1973-75), Wrestling (1974-75) Bryant was an all-star performer in football and wrestling for two seasons at East Carolina University. As a heavyweight wrestler, Bryant won two Southern Conference titles in 1974-75. In 1973, Bryant won the North Carolina Collegiate Championship. In football, Bryant was named All-Southern Conference as a defensive tackle. Bryant has also been selected to the Gloucester Junior College and National Wrestling Hall of Fames. Dick Corrada, Jr. Football (1967-70), Baseball (1968-71) Corrada was a two-sport star during his career at East Carolina University. He lettered in football and baseball three seasons at ECU, earning honors in each. In 1970, Corrada earned honorable mention All-America and All-Southern Conference honors as a wide receiver. After 22 years, Corrada still holds the single game reception mark at ECU with 14 catches for 169 yards against Southern Illinois in 1970. He is still ranked in career receptions and receiving yards at East Carolina. Corrada was also a starter at shortstop on the baseball team and signed a professional contract with the Kansas City Royals at the end of his senior season. He was also an All-Southern Conference pick in baseball. Corrada is now Director of Human Resources at King's Dominion in Doswell, Va. William M.A. "Bill" Greene Football, Basketball (1940-41) Greene was a member of East Carolina's 7-0 football team in 1941, the Pirates' only unbeaten, untied football team. After graduating from East Carolina in 1943, Greene served for 30 years in the U.S. Navy. After retiring from the Navy, from which he received the Bronze Star for service in the Vietnam Conflict, Greene served as Executive Director of the North Carolina State Ports Authority from 1977-85. Greene continues to be active in ECU Athletics, helping to organize the annual reunion of the 1941 football team. 1991 Charles "Charlie" Adams Basketball (1956-59) Adams played three years at East Carolina, helping lead the Pirates to a 41-29 cumulative record during that span. He earned his bachelor's degree in 1959 and his master's in 1962 from East Carolina. Adams went on to coach at Cary High School from 1962-66 and was athletics director, dean of men and assistant principal at Gamer High from 1966-67. He then began working for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association and has served as its executive director since 1984. ECU Football Debbie Freeman Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Field (1976-78) Freeman earned letters in volleyball, basketball and track and field and still holds many ECU records. She was the Lady Pirates' Most Valuable Player in basketball in 1976 and 1977 and in volleyball in 1977. She was a three-time NCAlAW Division 1 All-State choice (basketball), one year in volleyball and was the association's Field Events MVP in track in 1978. She still holds Lady Pirate records for singlegame rebounds and field goals made, and is third all-time in scoring and rebounding (basketball). After leaving ECU, Freeman coached for seven years at Jacksonville High School and has been coaching since at Broughton High School. Jerry Tolley Football (1963-65) Tolley earned three letters in football under coach Clarence Stasavich, including two seasons that ECU had back-to-back bowl victories (196465). He won the E.E. Rawl Memorial Award for Academic Excellence in 1965. He returned a kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown against Western Carolina in 1963. After graduating from ECU, he coached at Elon College and was named headcoach in 1977. During his head coaching stint, his teams won two national championships (1980-81) and were the national runners-up in 1978. He was the National Coach of the Year in 1980. Tolley is now Assistant Vice President at Roche Biomedical Laboratories. Jerry Woodside Basketball (1964-66) Woodside still holds ECU records for most free throws made in a career, is second in career field goal percentage, seventh in career scoring and field goals made and ninth in career rebounding. A three-year letterwinner in basketball at ECU, he led the Pirates in scoring during the 1964-65 and 1965-66 seasons. Since leaving East Carolina, he has taught and coached in high schools throughout North Carolina. After serving as basketball, cross country and golf coach at Burlington Cummings High School since 1976, Woodside returned to Greenville and became head coach at J.H. Rose High School before the 1991 season. His teams have won 11 conference championships, five district championships and were the state runners-up in 1978. 1990 Ronnie Barnes Sports Medicine (1971-76) Barnes went through East Carolina's Sports Medicine program, becoming an assistant trainer and instructor after graduation in 1975. He moved on to Michigan State University, where he earned his master's degree and became head trainer and an assistant professor. In 1980, he was named head trainer of the New York Giants of the NFL. He was named the National Professional Trainer of the Year by the National Athletic Trainer's Association of America in 1983. He has also been selected to Michigan State's Athletic Hall of Fame. Dr. Ray Minges Pirate Club Minges served as president of the Century Club, now the Pirate Club, from 1964-70 and was a charter lifetime member within the organization. He later served a second term on the Pirate Club's Executive Committee from 1982-84 and remained active in the Pirate Club until his death in 1987. Also a surgeon, he traveled with the Pirate football team as doctor during the 1960s.Rosie Thompson Basketball (1976-80), Assistant Basketball Coach (1987-92), Head Basketball Coach (1992-95) During her playing career at East Carolina, Thompson became the school's all-time leading scorer (2,352 points) and rebounder (1,183 rebounds). She also holds school records for scoring in a season (723) and rebounds in a season (358). She is the only Lady Pirate ever to have her jersey (10) retired. She also has the school's high marks for free throwing and was named as the NCAIAW Player of the Year in 1978. 19B9 Willard "Butch" Colson Football (1967-69) Colson was named Southern Conference Player of the Year in 1967, rushing for 1,135 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns. He holds the school record for most carries in one game (41) and is fourth in career rushing yardage (2,512) and sixth in total yardage (3,025). His 92 points scored in 1967 is the fourth-most in school history.Dr. Leo Jenkins Chancellor (1960-78), Chancellor Emeritus It was under Jenkins' leadership and largely at his personal direction that the former small, regional, liberal arts college developed into a large, multi-faceted comprehensive university with the third largest student enrollment in North Carolina. Jenkins directed the building of Ficklen Stadium, Minges Coliseum, Scales Field House and Harrington Field along with other facilities in the athletic complex. Kathy Postlewait Volleyball, Field Hockey Today, Postlewait is one of the top players on the Ladies Professional Golf As5ociation tour, and has career earnings of more than one million dollars. She won the 1983 San Jose Classic, the 1987 Mazda Classic, the 1988 McDonald's Championship and the 1989 Sara Lee Classic. 19B4 Lawrence "Cotton" Clayton Basketball, Baseball (1959-61) During his two years of athletic participation, Clayton was named All-America in both baseball and basketball as well as All-North State Conference and all-district. Perhaps baseball was his top sport. He led the 1961 Pirate team to the NAIA national championship as the team's leading hitter playing outfield and third base. Following graduation, he played in the Baltimore Orioles organization for seven years. 19B3 Howard Porter Head Basketball Coach (1947-49) Coached in more games and had more wins 145

than any other ECU coach (183-101). His 195354 team was best in school history with 23-2 record and a trip to the national championships in NAIA. Never had a losing season.J.C. Thomas Basketball (1952-56) Played on three conference championships and two that made the national championship tournaments. During his four years, the Pirates were 75-18. He started each season at ECU. He was a team captain and an All-North State Conference selection. Bill Hill Wrestling (1971-74) Finished fifth in the NCAA Championshipsin 1974 and named All-America, the only one in ECU wrestling history. Finished his career with a 122-15-1 record and four Southern Conference titles. Also had four North Carolina Collegiate Championships.Dick Cherry Football (1952-56) One of the finest quarterbacks in ECU history. Three times made All-Conference, while also earning AllState and honorable mention All-America honors in 1953. Set school record with four TD passes in a single game and 16 TD passes during the 1953 season. Both of those records still stand. 1982 Louis John Hallow Football (1953-55) First football All-America at ECU, gaining those honors in 1955. Played center and linebacker and made All-North State Conference three years. All-State for two seasons and won the Lanche Blocking Trophy twice, three times named outstanding defensive player and MVP as a senior. Drafted out of college by the Los Angeles Rams. James Martin Gregory Basketball (1969-71) Co-Player of the Year in the Southern Conference as a senior, the first Pirate ever to get player of the year honors. Named first-team All-Southern Conference and team MVP in 1971. Currently ranks fifth on the ECU all-time scoring list with 1,193 points and is tied for the highest career rebounding average with 11.1 per game. Carl Leigh Summerell Football (1971-73) Twice named honorable mention All-America while quarterbacking the Pirates. Named Southern Conference Athlete of the Year in 1973-74. Was Southern Conference player of the year in 1973 and tabbed as starting quarterback in Blue-Gray All-Star Classic. Team MVP in 1970, 1972 and 1973 and all-State the latter two years. Still holds three school records. John Walter Welborn Assistant Athletic Director (1976-), Head Cross CountnJ Coach (1986-), Head Wrestling Coach (1966-77) As head wrestling coach, the Pirates were 9414-3 and had five consecutive Southern Conference titles, the most won in a row by any ECU sport. Three-times, he was named Coach of the Year in the conference. In ten years, he lost but one in-state match and never lost to rival North 146 Carolina. Also coached golf team to two conference titles and is currently cross country coach and assistant athletic director at ECU. 1981 Jack Boone Head Baseball Coach (1948-52) Head Football Coach (1952-61) He is the fifth winningest coach in ECU football history, with a mark of 49-45-5. He coached ECU to its first bowl game ever, the Lions Bowl in 1952 and the Elks Bowl in 1953. He was Coach of the Year in the North State Conference in 1953 with an 8-2 mark. James Speight Football (1955-58) Runningback in the split "T" formation under Jack Boone. One of only three Pirate players to have jersey retired (#29). Ran for 2,700 career yards, third on the ECU all-time rushing list. Scored four touchdowns and a two-point conversion in 1959 game vs. Norfolk Navy for 26 points, a school record that still stands. Robert Kingrey Diving (1960-62) Won national diving championship in 1960 in one-meter and three-meter diving (NAIA) in first year with ECU. Was a three-time AllAmerica (1960-62) in both the one-and threemeter events. Set freshman record for three-meter diving with 11 dives for 420 points, which remains the school record. Sheilah Cotten Women's Basketball (1971-75) First female ever inducted into East Carolina Sports Hall of Fame. Finished career with 1,270 points, first 1,000 point scorer in school history. Led ECU to the AIAW national tournament in 1972-73, when team finished 18-2 and won the school's only AIAW state title. Her 442 points in 1974-75 ranks fifth in single-season scoring, and she holds the school mark for most points in a game (39) and most field goals attempted in a game (33). 1980 Carlester Crumpler Football (1971-73), Director of Administrative Services (1988-92), Academic Counselor (1992-) Considered as one of the best runningbacks ever at East Carolina. Still holds school records in seven categories including 2,889 career ruhing yards, 37 career touchdowns and 1,309 yards rushing in 1972. He was honorable mention AllAmerica in 1972 and 1973 and voted Southern Conference Athlete of the Year in 1972. Also AllState two years and selected to play in the BlueGray All-Star Classic in 1973. Danny Kepley Football (1972-74) A third-team AP All-America linebacker in 1974, he was given the nickname "CaptainCrunch" for his fine defensive play while at East Carolina. He received numerous honors including national defensive player of the week in 1973, All-Southern Conference three years and All-State two years. After leaving ECU, he starred with the Edmondton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League. Cecil Heath Basketball, Baseball (1951-55) Won seven letters in basketball and baseball at ECU. Played second base and was a four-year starter in baseball, finishing with a .320 batting average. In basketball, he was a three-yearstarter at guard, leading ECU to a 23-2 mark in 1953-54. Named All-State in both sports in 195455. 1979 Dr. Ray Martinez Head Swimming Coach (1954-67) Directed the Pirates to the NAIA National Championships in 1957 and 1959. His 1962 team was NCAA College Division Runners-up. A Master Coach and winner of the Kiputh Award for national leadership in aquatics, Martinez had 45 men earn All-America honors, 15 NAIA and 4 NCAA College Division national champions. Lex Ridenhour Football, Basketball, Baseball (1934-38) A four-letter winner in three sports. He served as a captain on all three teams. In baseball, he holds a .366 lifetime batting average and a .411 mark in 1938. He was a captain on the 1932 team that gave up just 13 points. Ike Riddick Basketball (1957-60) A three-year starter for East Carolina basketball in the old North State Conference. Held the school season scoring mark with 24.6 points per game for one season until it was broken in 197778. Was a team captain as a senior. Was named MVP in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.Carlton Barnes Baseball (1962-65) The MVP in baseball in 1965 while serving as the team captain. Was named All-State three times. Played in the Cincinnati Reds organization from 1965-68. A magna cum laude graduate from ECU. 1978 Jim Johnson Football, Basketball, Baseball (1933-37) A three-sport star for the Pirates, he was captain for each team twice. He was athletic director following the war, coached three sports, and helped establish the East Carolina Educational Foundation (Pirate Club). Jim Mallory Head Baseball Coach (1954-62) Won numerous championships during his coaching stint at ECU including the 1961 NAIA crown. His teams won 161 games and lost just 60. He became the Dean of Men in 1959 and was the Associate Dean of Students at East Carolina. Tom Michel Football (1960-63) A four-year fullback under Jack Boone and Clarence Stasavich, averaged 5.7 yards per carry in college and became the first Pirate back to play in the National Football League, serving with four clubs from 1964-68. He led the 1963 team in rushing, scoring and total offense and ECU Football

helped the team to a 27-6 win over NortheastMaurice Everett ern in the 1963 Eastern Bowl in Allentown, Pa., Tennis (1955-58) earning outstanding back honors. His son, Billy, Came to East Carolina on a basketball scholwas also a three-year letterman at offensive arship, but became the North State Conference guard for the Pirates and participated in the singles tennis champion for three straight years. Blue-Gray All-Star Classic in 1988. Bill Holland Richard Narron Baseball, Football (1935-38) Baseball (1966-67) An outstanding tackle on the Pirate football An All-America catcher, he played in East teams of 1935-38. Also an outstanding baseball Carolina's first two Southern Conierence champlayer during the same time period. pionship baseball teams, helping the Pirates to Bill Hill Dr. Ray Minges a 17-10 record in 1966 and a 23-6 mark in 1967, Ken Midyette when he was captain and made All-America. He Diving (1957-59) signed with the New York Mets in 1967 and Earned All-America honors in diving during played there until moving to the Baltimore the 1957, 1958, 1959 seasons. Also was the NAIA Orioles for the 1970 season. diving champion in 1958 and 1959. 1977 1974Kevin Moran Ken Beatty Football (1965-67) Head Football Coach (1932-33) Winner of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1967, First coach of the East Carolina Pirate football one of only two Pirates to have ever claimed that team. prestigious award. Co-captain of the 1967 team under Clarence Stasavich that finished 8-2. Dr. N.M. Jorgensen Athletic Director (1947-63) Earl Smith Served as East Car.olina' s first Athletic DirecFootball, Basketball, Baseball (1937-39), Baskettor. ball Coach (1959-63), Baseball Coach (1963-72) LacydT. West Three-sport athlete and two-sport coach at Ray Martinez Danny Kepley East Carolina with a career that totaled nearly Basketball, Baseball (1961-63) 40 years. His 1963 baseball team was third naAll-America baseball and basketball player at tionally in the NAIA. Later took four teams to East Carolina. Finished his basketball career the NCAA regionals. Never had a losing basketwith 1,111 points, a school mark at the time. ball season and only one losing baseball season. William M. Shelton Roger Thrift Football (1936-39) Football (1949-50) Three sport letter winner at East Carolina Set several football records as a quarterback from 1936-40. Served as team captain of the 1938 in 1949 that stood for years. Has been a distinfootball squad, as an offensive and defensive guished coach and athletic administrator in colback. lege and high school since leaving East Carolina. Robert R. Sawyer Swiinming (1955-59) John W. (Jack) Young, Jr. Earned All-America honors during his swimFootball (1940-41) ming career at East Carolina. Played on the first winning East Carolina football team in 1940. Also played on the only unbeaten and untied team in history in 1941. Came Alden Glen Bass Football (1957-60), Baseball (1961) to East Carolina as a non-scholarship tackle. All-America football and baseball player at East Carolina. Served as a team captain of the 1976 1960 football squad, which finished 7-3. Ronnie Barnes Mary Denkler Clarence Stasavich Robert F. Hodges Head Football Coach (1962-69), Athletic DirecFootball, Basketball (1950-53) tor (1963-75) All-America football and basketball player at Outstanding football coach at ECU, whose East Carolina. teams went 50-27-1 in eight seasons and won the Southern Conference championships in 1966. In Claude Keith King, Sr. 1964, he was the NAIA Coach of the Year while Football, Basketball (1951-55) leading the Pirates to a 9-1 mark and the TanAll-Conference football and golf player at gerine Bowl. As an athletic director, he engiEast Carolina. neered ECU's entrance into the Southern Conference and developed the modern athletic Sonny Russell complex that the Pirates currently use. Basketball (1949-53) All-State basketball player at East Carolina. Is currently second in career scoring at ECU with 1975 1,653 points. Dave Alexander Football (1963-65) Bill Cline Football (1962-65) An excellent fullback for the Pirate football team All-America football player at East Carolina. from 1963-65. Named All-Southern Conference and Is the Pirates' career total offensive yardage Little All-America in 1965. Is currently seventh on leader with 3,883 yards and is third in passthe ECU career rushing list with 2,112 yards. He Rosie Thompson Jerry Woodside completions and passing yardage. became the first Pirate to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season with his 1,029 yard effort in 1965. 147 ECU Football

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Pirates in the 1996 NFL Draft McDaniel,McPhail Latest ECU Players to be Selected Emmanuel McDaniel 4th Round, Carolina Panthers Jerris McPhail 5th Round, Miami Dolphins Emmanuel McDaniel and Jerris McPhail, two players who helped lead East Carolina University to a nine-win season and victory in the 1995 St. Jude Liberty Bowl, are the two most recent Pirates to be selected in the NFL draft. But the 1990s have seen an abundance of Pirates chosen in the annual spring event. Since 1990, at least one ECU player has been taken in each draft and 15 Pirates have been chosen overall. In the 1992 draft, five East Carolina players led by first round selection Robert Jones -were drafted by NFL teams. cc Ill CA Vinson Smith Earnest BynerBaltimore Ravens George KoonceGreen Bay Packers Linebacker John JettDallas Cowboys Ernie LoganJacksonville Jaguars 149 ECU Football

East Carolina In The NFL Draft 1982 Tootie Robbins 4th Round St. Louis Cardinals 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 4th Round Carolina Panthers 1981 Tony Collins 2nd Round New England Patriots Jerris McPhail 5th Round Miami Dolphins 1980 Sam Harrell 11th Round Minnesota Vikings 1994 Bernard Carter 6th Round Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mike Brewington 12th Round Kansas City Chiefs Carlester Crumpler, Jr. 7th Round Seattle Seahawks 1979 Zack Valentine 2nd Round Pittsburgh Steelers 1993 Tom Scott 6th Round Cincinnati Bengals Eddie Hicks 6th Round New York Giants 1992 Robert Jones 1st Round Dallas Cowboys 1978 Harold Randolph 6th Round Dallas Cowboys Jeff Blake 6th Round New York Jets Luke Fisher 7th Round Minnesota Vikings Chris Hall 9th Round Dallas Cowboys 1977 Reggie Pinkney 6th Round Detroit Lions Dion Johnson 10th Round Houston Oilers 1974 Carlester Crumpler 4th Round Buffalo Bills Carl Summerell 4th Round New York Giants 1991 Ernie Logan 9th Round Atlanta Falcons 1973 Tim Dameron 16th Round Houston Oilers 1990 Walter Wilson 3rd Round San Diego Chargers Junior Robinson 5th Round New England Patriots Les Strayhorn 17th Round Dallas Cowboys James Singletary 7th Round Indianapolis Colts Anthony Thompson 10th Round Denver Broncos 1969 Wayne Lineberry 17th Round Buffalo Bills 1964 Tom Michel 19th Round Oakland Raiders 1988 Anthony Simpson 8th Round Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14th Round Minnesota Vikings 1986 Tony Baker 10th Round Atlanta Falcons 1961 Glen Bass 5th Round St. Louis Cardinals 23rd Round Los Angeles Chargers 1985 Stefon Adams 3rd Round Los Angeles Raiders Ricky Nichols 8th Round Indianapolis Colts 1984 Steve Hamilton 2nd Round Washington Redskins Terry Long 4th Round Pittsburgh Steelers Chris Harris 5th Round New York Giants Hal Stephens 5thRound Los Angeles Rams Jeff Pegues 5th Round Washington Redskins Norwood Vann 10th Round Los Angeles Rams Earnest Byner 10th Round Cleveland Browns John Robertson 11th Round Philadelphia Eagles 1983 Jody Schulz 2nd Round Philadelphia Eagles 150 ECU Football

"' ?? Calvin Adams ................................................ Calgary StampedersStefan Adams .................................... Sacramento Surge (WLAF)Mike Applewhite ............................................. Phoenix CardinalsTony Baker ........................................... Frankfort Galaxy (WLAF)Glenn Bass .................................................................... Buffalo BillsJeff Blake ............................................................ Cincinnati BengalsHarold Blue ...................................................... Arizona WranglersReggie Branch ............................................. Washington RedskinsMike Brewington ............................... Boston/Portland BreakersWillie Brookins .................................................Charlotte PanthersDave Bumgarner ..., ................................................. Toronto RiflesEarnest Byner ...................................................... Baltimore RavensBernard Carter .................................................. Green Bay PackersTony Collins .......................................................... Miami DolphinsGeorge Crump ............................................ New England PatriotsCarlester Crumpler, Jr........................................ Seattle SeahawksCarlester Crumpler, Sr.d............................................... Buffalo BillsDavid Daniels ................................................... Pittsburgh SteelersEllis Dillahunt ........................................ NY/NJ Knights (WLAF)Jerry Dillon.................................. Sacramento Gold MinersLuke Fisher ............................................ Shreveport Pirates (CFL)Mike Grant .................................................... Memphis ShowboatsChris Hall .............................................................. Dallas CowboysLou Hallow ....................................................... Los Angeles RamsSteve Hamilton .......................................................... Detroit LionsSam Harrell ..............................................:....... Houston GamblersClint Harris ......................................................... New York GiantsMike Hawkins ............................................... Calgary StampedersEddie Hicks ......................................................... New York GiantsWillie Holley ................................................. Washington FederalsKevin Ingram .................................................. Edmonton EskimosJohn Jett ................................................................. Dallas CowboysDion Johnson .......................................................... Houston OilersRobert Jones ............................................................. St. Louis RamsDa1my Kepley ................................................. Edmonton EskimosGeorge Koonce ................................................. Green Bay PackersWayne Lineberry ......................................................... Buffalo BillsErnie Logan .................................................... Jacksonville JaguarsTerry Long .........................................................Pittsburgh SteelersGrant Lowe ................................................. Washington RedskinsChad Martin ......................................................... Miami DolphinsEmmanuel McDaniel ........................................ Carolina PanthersReggie McKinney ................................................. MiamiJerris McPhail ....................................................... Miami DolphinsBrian McPhatter ............... Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (WLAF)Billy Michel ............................................................Denver BroncosTom Michel ....................................................... Minnesota VikingsCharles Miles .............................. Sacramento Gold Miners (CFL)Kenny Moore .............................................. Ottawa RidersBobby Myrick ............................................. Ottawa Rough RidersRicky Nichols .................................................... Indianapolis ColtsJeff Pegues ......................................................... Cleveland BrownsReggie Pinkney ................................................. Indianapolis ColtsHarold Randolph ...........................................Montreal AllouettesTootie Robbins .................................................. Green Bay PackersJohn Robertson ............................................... Philadelphia EaglesJunior Robinson ..........................Sacramento Gold Miners (CFL)Kenneth Roskie ......................................................... Detroit LionsJody Schulz ..................................................... Philadelphia EaglesTom Scott ........................................................... Cincinnati BengalsAnthony Simpson .................................... Tampa Bay BuccaneersJames Singletary ............................................... Indianapolis ColtsJunior Smith ........................................... Shreveport Pirates (CFL)Vinson Smith ............................................................ Chicago BearsHal Stephens .............................................................. Detroit LionsLes Strayhorn ........................................................ Dallas CowboysCarl Summerell .................................................. New York GiantsTheo Sutton ............................................. Winnipeg Blue BombersAnthony Thompson ......................... London Monarchs (WLAF)Zack Valentine ................................................ Philadelphia EaglesNorwood Vann ................................................. Los Angeles RamsKevin Walker ............................................ Tampa Bay BuccaneersAl Whiting ............................................................ Las Vegas PosseHenry Williams .............................................. Philadelphia EaglesWalter Wilson ....................................................... Baltimore (CFL) ECU Football 151

East Carolina began competition in the Southern Conference, one ofAmerica's oldest athletic leagues, in 1964. During its tenure in theleague, the Pirates enjoyed much success. InJune of 1977, ECU left the Southern Conference to becomea major Division I independent.In12 seasonsoffootballinthe SouthernConference,the Pirates wereable towin70.6 percent oftheir games, claiming a44-18-1 record.ECU won the SouthernConferencefootball championship in 1966, 1972, 1973 and 1976.The Pirates also had success in other sports in the Southern Conference. ECU was able to claim the Commissioner's Cup, an awardsymbolicofthetopoverall athletic programintheleague, fourtimes:ThePiratesreceivedthe awardin 1969-70, 1973-74, 1974-75 and197677. Below arethe standings of the Southern Conference when ECU was a participant: 1965West Virginia ..................................................4-0William &Mary.............................................5-1EAST CAROLINA ........................................3-1VMI ..................................................................3-2George Washington ......................................4-3Davidson.........................................................2-3Furman............................................................2-3The Citadel .....................................................2-6Richmond .......................................................0-4 1968Richmond .......................................................6-0The Citadel .....................................................4-2EAST CAROLINA ........................................2-2William &Mary.............................................2-3Davidson.........................................................1-3VMI ..................................................................1-3Furman............................................................0-4 1971Richmond .......................................................5-1William &Mary.............................................4-1The Citadel .....................................................4-2EAST CAROLINA ........................................3-2Furman............................................................2-3VMI ..................................................................1-4Davidson.........................................................0-5 1974VMI ..................................................................5-1Appalachian State .........................................4-1EAST CAROLINA ........................................3-3Richmond .......................................................3-3The Citadel .....................................................3-4William &Mary.............................................2-3Furman ............................................................2-4Davidson.........................................................0-3 1966EAST CAROLINA .................................... 4-1-1William &Mary......................................... 4-1-1West Virginia .............................................. 3-1-1George Washington ......................................4-3Davidson .........................................................2-3The Citadel .....................................................3-5Richmond .......................................................2-4Furman ............................................................1-4VMI ..................................................................1-4 1969Davidson.........................................................5-1Richmond .......................................................5-1The Citadel .....................................................4-2William &Mary.............................................2-2EAST CAROLINA ........................................1-3Furman ............................................................0-4VMI ..................................................................0-4 1972EAST CAROLINA ........................................6-0Richmond .......................................................5-1William &Mary.............................................4-2The Citadel .....................................................4-3Davidson..................................................... 2-3-1VMI ..................................................................1-5Furman ............................................................1-6Appalachian State .........................................0-4 1975Richmond .......................................................5-1EAST CAROLINA ........................................4-2Appalachian State .........................................3-2The Citadel .....................................................4-3William &Mary.............................................2-3Furman ............................................................2-4VMI ..................................................................2-4Davidson.........................................................0-3 1967West Virginia .............................................. 4-0-1EAST CAROLINA ........................................4-1Richmond .......................................................5-2William &Mary ......................................... 2-2-1VMI ..................................................................2-3Furman ............................................................2-3The Citadel .....................................................2-4Davidson.........................................................1-5 1970William &Mary .............................................3-1The Citadel .....................................................4-2Furman ............................................................3-2EAST CAROLINA ........................................2-2Richmond .......................................................2-2Davidson.........................................................2-4VMI ..................................................................1-4 1973EAST CAROLINA ........................................7-0Richmond .......................................................5-1William &Mary .............................................3-2Furman ............................................................3-3Appalachian State .........................................2-2VMI ..................................................................2-4The Citadel .....................................................1-6Davidson.........................................................1-6 1976EAST CAROLINA ........................................4-1William &Mary .............................................3-2AppalachianState ..................................... 2-2-1Furman ........................................................ 2-2-1VMI ..................................................................2-3The Citadel .....................................................1-4 In that 12-yearspan, ECU compiledmoreconference winsthan any otherteam in the league. OnlyWest Virginia's85.7 percentage ishigher than ECU's 70.2 percentage during that time. However, the Mountaineers were in the league just two years while the Piratesparticipated. Below is the composite Southern Conference standings while ECU wasa member:West Virginia ................................. 11-1-2 857) William &Mary.......................... 36-22-2 (.617) VMI ............................................... 21-41-0 (.339)EAST CAROLINA ..................... 43-18-1 702) George Washington ....................... 8-6-0 (.571) Furman ......................................... 20-42-1 325)Richmond .................................... 43-20-0 (.683) The Citadel .................................. 42-44-0 (.488) Davidson...................................... 16-39-1 (.295) The Clarence Stasavich Trophy IThe Southern Conference honored East Carolina University's late athletic director and footballcoach,ClarenceStasavich,by naming th eleague football championship trophy the Clarence Stasavich Memorial Trophy.Appropriately,thePirates wonthetrophyin1977, itsfinalyearintheleague, andthefirstyearinwhichthetrophy officially carried thename of Clarence Stasavich.StasavichwasoneoftheprominentleadersintheSouthernConferencefromthetimethePiratesjoinedtheleaguein1964untilhisdeathin 1975. 152 ECU Football

East Carolina's Bowl Results Won 6, Loste3 1952 Lions Bowl Clarion College 13, East Carolina 6 1954 Elks Bowl Morris-Harvey 12, East Carolina 0 1963 Eastern Bowl East Carolina 27, Northeastern 6 1964 Tangerine Bowl East Carolina 14, Massachusetts 13 1965 Tangerine Bowl East Carolina 31, Maine 0 1978 Independence Bowl East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13 1992 Peach Bowl East Carolina 37, N.C. State 34 1994 St. Jude Liberty Bowl Illinois 30, East Carolina 0 1995 St. Jude Liberty Bowl East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 With last season's berth in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl, Bowl Records Total Offense Most Plays Most Net Yards 61, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 365, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) Rushing Most Rushes Most Net Yards 31, Dave Alexander (1965 Tangerine Bowl vs. Maine) 170, Dave Alexander (1965 Tangerine Bowl vs. Maine) Passing Most Attempts Most Completions Most Net Yards Most TD Passes 51, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 31, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 378, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 4, Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) Receiving Most Catches Most Net Yards Most TD Catches 12, Luke Fisher (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 144, Luke Fisher (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State) 1, by 6 players 1954 Elks Bowl 1964 Tangerine Bowl Jan. 2, 1954 at Greenville, N.C. Dec. 12, 1964 at Orlando, Fla. Attendance: 4,500 Attendance: 7,000 Morris-Harvey 6 6 0 0 -12 Massachusetts 0 7 6 0 -13 ECC 0 0 0 0 0 ECC 0 0 6 8 -14 M-H -Fetty 3 run (run failed) UMASS -Palm 13 pass from Whelchel (Whelchel M-Hn-Spenik 28 pass from Maxwell (kick failed) kick)UMASS -Palm 61 pass from Whelchel (kick Team Statistics failed) M-H ECC ECC -Richardson 3 run (pass failed) ECC -Cline 9 run (Crane pass from Cline) First Downs 10 13 Rushing Yardage 118 98 Team Statistics Passing Yardage 63 82 Mass. ECCTotal Offense 181 180 Passing 7-3-4 24-10-0 First Downs 6 8 153 Rushing Yardage 1538-33.6 5-32.6PuntingFumbles Lost 1 1 Passing Yardage 192 Total Offense the Pirates have now Yards Penalized 25 60 288 345 Passing 19-10-1 made three bowl appearances in the past 1963 Eastern Bowl 1965 Tangerine BowlDec. 14, 1963 at Allentown, Pa. five years. Dec. 11, 1965 at Orlando, Fla. Attendance: 2,700 Attendance: 8,350 1952 Lions Bowl Dec. 13, 1952 at Salisbury, N.C. Attendance: 3,000 Clarion 6 0 7 0 -13 ECC 6 0 0 0 6 CLARION -Sandusky 30 pass from Bevevino (kick blocked) ECC -Siler 1 run (kick failed) CLARION -Czap 7 run (Wisniewski kick) Team Statistics Clarion ECC First Downs 11 15 Rushing Yardage 59 133 Passing Yardage 189 71 Total Offense 248 204 Passing 29-11-4 22-6-1 PUJ1ting Northeastern 0 0 6 0 6 ECC 6 0 7 14 27 ECC -Michel 15 run (pass failed) NE -St. Victor 48 FG NE -St. Victor 38 FG ECC -Michel 82 run (Royster kick) ECC -Rudisill 81 pass from Cline (Royster kick) ECC -Allen 17 pass from Bovender (Royster kick) Team Statistics NE ECC First Downs 14 15 Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Total Offense 150 92 242 309 161 470 PassingPunting Fumbles Lost 12-6-3 2-28 0 26-8-0 5-25.8 2 Yards Penalized 25 25 Maine 0 0 0 0 0 ECC 0 10 14 7 -31 ECC -Kriz 24 FG ECC -Abernathy 35 pass from Richardson (Kriz kick)ECC -Alexander 1 run (Kriz kick) ECC -Grimes 5 pass from Alexander (Kriz kick) ECC Alexander 55 run (Kriz kick) Team Statistics Maine ECC First Downs 9 18 Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Total Offense 66 86 152 171 184 355 PassingPunting Fumbles Lost 26-7-4 8-38.0 2 26-13-1 5-40.2 3 Yards Penalized 506-31.0 6-31.0 2Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Penalized 45 154 ECU Football

I 1995 ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL East Carolina ................................ 19 Dec. 30, 1995 at Memphis, Tenn. Stanford ........................................ 13 Attendance: 47,398 East Carolina Finishes Business In Return Trip To Memphis By Mike Grizzard, Daily Reflector Sports Editor Consider the business finished. East Carolina returned to the Liberty Bowl. And this time it won.A 19-13 victory over Stanford on a Saturday that started cool and sunny and quickly turned cold and wet culminated the Pirates' quest for vindication from last year's debacle against Illinois. That game ended 30-0, but also started a mission to take care of 'Unfinished Business.' And though it will not go down as one of the more picturesque wins in ECU history, it was quite satisfying for the many purple-clad fans in the crowd of around 30,000 (47,398 tickets were sold) who had to grit their teeth to the exasperating end. Despite clamping down on the high-scoring Cardinal offense all day, the Pirates could never create a comfort zone and had to make one last stand to escape. Stanford, down just six despite a day full of frustration, suddenly found itself with a chance to win in the final minute. A 40-yard kickoff return by Damon Dunn gave Stanford life. Quarterback Mark Butterfield then completed two passes and scrambled three yards to move the ball to the 26. Stanford burned its last timeout after a six-yard pass to Mark Harris. Twenty seconds remained. Could the Cardinal, left for dead, possibly pull this out? Not quite.Butterfield's pass on third and one was incomplete, then his fourth-down pass to Brian Manning on a slant pattern was dropped. ECU limited Stanford to a season-low 211 yards, including just 72 on the ground. The Pirates also forced four turnovers -two interceptions and two fumbles -and converted those into 10 points. "We knew we had a good defense and we just wanted to prove it today," said Daren Hart, who had a 39-yard interception return for a score and 10 tackles and was named the Pirates' defensive player of the game. These Pirates looked like imposters, too. They won not by Crandell's arm or Jerris McPhail's legs but with defense and field goals.Yes, field goals. Junior Chad Holcomb, named ECU's offensive MVP, set Liberty Bowl and personal single-game records with four field goals. He had three in the second period, including a career-best 46-yarder to help the Pirates to a 16-7 lead. He then added a 34-yarder with 1:50 left. But no offensive touchdowns. None. It's been a long, long time since that's happened," ECU head coach Steve Logan said of winning without an offensive touchdown. "That's a first in the seven years I've been at East Carolina." Crandell completed just 19 of 46 passes for 218 yards. He was intercepted once and sacked twice. McPhail rushed for 92 yards on 27 carries. ECU Football The Cardinal cracked ECU's defense only once, driving 69 yards in 13 plays to get within 10-7. Butterfield kept the drive alive by zipping a 31-yard pass to Manning on third and 23, moving the ball to the ECU 7. Adam Salina scored the touchdown on a 1-yard run. ECU resorted to a bit of trickery on its next possession, getting a 23-yard run from Morris Foreman on a fake punt. The Pirates reached the seven but had to settle for a 26-yard Holcomb field goal. Holcomb added a 41-yarder with three seconds left in the half as ECU cashed in on a fumble recovery by Travis Darden. K wame Ellis had Stanford back in it in a flash. First, he scooped up a blocked punt by Nicodemous Watts and ran two yards for a score to make it 16-13. The PAT kick sailed wide. Two plays later, Ellis picked off a Crandell pass intended for Troy Smith at the Stanford 49. The Cardinal reached the ECU 39 but had to punt. ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL STATS STAN ECUFirst Downs 11 18Rushes-Yards 37-72 40-129Passing Yards 139 218Total Offense 211 347Passing 27-15-2 46-19-1Return Yards 48 57Punting 7-36.9 6-28.5Penalties-Yards 3-18 4-25Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 East Carolina 7 9 0 3 19Stanford 0 7 6 0 13 EC -Daren Hart 39 interception return (Holcomb kick) EC -Holcomb 46 FG EC -Holcomb 26 FG ST -Salina 1 run (Abrams kick) EC -Holcomb 41 FG ST -Ellis 2 blocked punt (kick failed) EC -Holcomb 34 FG LEADERS Rushing: Bookman (ST) 13-52, Mitchell (ST) 8-30. McPhail (ECU) 27-92, Crandell (ECU) 7-(-6) Passing: Butterfield (ST) 15-27-2 INT, 139 yds., 0 TD. Crandell(ECU) 19-46-1 INT, 218 yds., 0 TDReceiving: Manning (ST) 3-42-0 TD, Harris (ST) 3-37-0 TD, Richards (ECU) 5-59-0 TD, Galloway (ECU) 4-70-0 TD 155 I 1995 ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL East Carolina ................................ 19 Dec. 30, 1995 at Memphis, Tenn. Stanford ........................................ 13 Attendance: 47,398 East Carolina Finishes Business In Return Trip To Memphis By Mike Grizzard, Daily Reflector Sports Editor Consider the business finished. East Carolina returned to the Liberty Bowl. And this time it won.A 19-13 victory over Stanford on a Saturday that started cool and sunny and quickly turned cold and wet culminated the Pirates' quest for vindication from last year's debacle against Illinois. That game ended 30-0, but also started a mission to take care of 'Unfinished Business.' And though it will not go down as one of the more picturesque wins in ECU history, it was quite satisfying for the many purple-clad fans in the crowd of around 30,000 (47,398 tickets were sold) who had to grit their teeth to the exasperating end. Despite clamping down on the high-scoring Cardinal offense all day, the Pirates could never create a comfort zone and had to make one last stand to escape. Stanford, down just six despite a day full of frustration, suddenly found itself with a chance to win in the final minute. A 40-yard kickoff return by Damon Dunn gave Stanford life. Quarterback Mark Butterfield then completed two passes and scrambled three yards to move the ball to the 26. Stanford burned its last timeout after a six-yard pass to Mark Harris. Twenty seconds remained. Could the Cardinal, left for dead, possibly pull this out? Not quite.Butterfield's pass on third and one was incomplete, then his fourth-down pass to Brian Manning on a slant pattern was dropped. ECU limited Stanford to a season-low 211 yards, including just 72 on the ground. The Pirates also forced four turnovers -two interceptions and two fumbles -and converted those into 10 points. "We knew we had a good defense and we just wanted to prove it today," said Daren Hart, who had a 39-yard interception return for a score and 10 tackles and was named the Pirates' defensive player of the game. These Pirates looked like imposters, too. They won not by Crandell's arm or Jerris McPhail's legs but with defense and field goals.Yes, field goals. Junior Chad Holcomb, named ECU's offensive MVP, set Liberty Bowl and personal single-game records with four field goals. He had three in the second period, including a career-best 46-yarder to help the Pirates to a 16-7 lead. He then added a 34-yarder with 1:50 left. But no offensive touchdowns. None. It's been a long, long time since that's happened," ECU head coach Steve Logan said of winning without an offensive touchdown. "That's a first in the seven years I've been at East Carolina." Crandell completed just 19 of 46 passes for 218 yards. He was intercepted once and sacked twice. McPhail rushed for 92 yards on 27 carries. ECU Football The Cardinal cracked ECU's defense only once, driving 69 yards in 13 plays to get within 10-7. Butterfield kept the drive alive by zipping a 31-yard pass to Manning on third and 23, moving the ball to the ECU 7. Adam Salina scored the touchdown on a 1-yard run. ECU resorted to a bit of trickery on its next possession, getting a 23-yard run from Morris Foreman on a fake punt. The Pirates reached the seven but had to settle for a 26-yard Holcomb field goal. Holcomb added a 41-yarder with three seconds left in the half as ECU cashed in on a fumble recovery by Travis Darden. K wame Ellis had Stanford back in it in a flash. First, he scooped up a blocked punt by Nicodemous Watts and ran two yards for a score to make it 16-13. The PAT kick sailed wide. Two plays later, Ellis picked off a Crandell pass intended for Troy Smith at the Stanford 49. The Cardinal reached the ECU 39 but had to punt. ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL STATS STAN ECUFirst Downs 11 18Rushes-Yards 37-72 40-129Passing Yards 139 218Total Offense 211 347Passing 27-15-2 46-19-1Return Yards 48 57Punting 7-36.9 6-28.5Penalties-Yards 3-18 4-25Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 East Carolina 7 9 0 3 19Stanford 0 7 6 0 13 EC -Daren Hart 39 interception return (Holcomb kick) EC -Holcomb 46 FG EC -Holcomb 26 FG ST -Salina 1 run (Abrams kick) EC -Holcomb 41 FG ST -Ellis 2 blocked punt (kick failed) EC -Holcomb 34 FG LEADERS Rushing: Bookman (ST) 13-52, Mitchell (ST) 8-30. McPhail (ECU) 27-92, Crandell (ECU) 7-(-6) Passing: Butterfield (ST) 15-27-2 INT, 139 yds., 0 TD. Crandell(ECU) 19-46-1 INT, 218 yds., 0 TDReceiving: Manning (ST) 3-42-0 TD, Harris (ST) 3-37-0 TD, Richards (ECU) 5-59-0 TD, Galloway (ECU) 4-70-0 TD 155

1994 ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL Illinois ........................................... 30 Dec. 31, 1994 at Memphis, Tenn. Attendance: 33,280East Carolina .................................. 0 Illini Leave East Carolina in a Daze By A.J. Carr, Raleigh News & Observer Somebody dubbed them "Thrilllnois" because of the excitement they create on the football field. That name fit perfectly Saturday because Illinois provided all the thrills and chills with a 30-0 domination of East Carolina in the St. Jude Liberty Bowl. Quarterback Johnny Johnson had said his team would be ready, and he wasn't kidding. He threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns to stroll away with the MVP trophy. And the Fighting Illini's heralded defense lived up to its No. 9 ranking, creating five turnovers that translated into 24 points. It was a flat-out skunking, a rarity for ECU's proud and explosive offense. "I'm very stunned," said leading receiver Jason Nichols, one of many Pirates walking around in a post-game daze. "I thought we would score," said linebacker Mark Libiano. "But it was a total team loss. They came out on fire." Illinois coach Lou Tepper said he was also shocked his team could hold ECU scoreless. And Pirates' boss Steve Logan was apologetic to about 12,000 fans who had traveled so far only to see so Ii ttle. "We missed on some early opportunities to make it competitive," Logan said. "It's the only game we haven't been competitive in. But all the mistakes we made were due to the pressure they put on us. That team played great." The Pirates (7-5) had come seeking more prestige, a final top 25 ranking and extra glitz to take into next season. They got none of that. Instead, the Bucs just got a load of big, strong, bully boy Illinois, which took a 24-0 lead and virtually all the suspense out of the game by intermission. When Johnson wasn't directing the offense, the Dana Howard-Simeon Rice-propelled defense was creating havoc. It forced Marcus Crandall into an uncharacteristic four interceptions. And, it jumped all over Junior Smith, holding ECU's career rushing leader to 46 yards on 15 carries. This was an Illini team some people wondered if it could get excited about playing in the Liberty Bowl. The tone was set early. The Big Ten team recovered an ECU fumble at the Illini 32 and struck for a quick six. Johnson hit Ken Dilger, who made a snazzy catch, on a 17-yard TD across the middle. Then, with 10 seconds left in the first quarter, Jasper Strong turned a Johnson pass into a 73-yard score with the help of two downfield blocks by Dilger and Jim Klein. Logan saw that as a back breaker. But perhaps the play that dashed the Pirates' hopes more than any other came early in the second quarter. Down 14-0, Crandell lofted a pass to Allen Williams run156 ning a fade route in the end zone. Williams and Robert Crumpton went up for the ball -and Crumpton came down with it, wresting it away from the Pirates receiver. "We just didn't get anything going after that," said Crandell, who completed 20 of 41 passes for 179 yards. "It was a toughday. They got us out of our game." Howard, the Butkus-award winning linebacker, intended to make it just that way for ECU, saying the Illini's goal was a shutout. And, on offense, Johnson kept the Pirates off balance mixing the run and pass. By the day's end, Johnson also had hit Jason Dulick and Ty Douthard on short scoring passes. "We're not just a defensive team, we're a quality team," Tepper said. "We had a sharp dae" y. The Illini (7-5) did. ST. JUDE LIBERTY BOWL STATS ILLINOIS ECU First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Total Offense Passing Return Yards PuntingPenalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost 18 36-134 255 389 34-20-0 42 6-38.8 15-164 0-0 17 23-92 179 271 41-20-4 23 5-41.0 6-40 1-1 Illinois East Carolina 14 0 10 0 6 0 0 0 30 0 UI -Dilger 17 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) UI -Strong 73 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) UI -Richardson 21 FG UI -Dulick 5 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) UI -Douthard 9 pass from Johnson (kick failed) LEADERS Rushing: Douthard (UI) 13-52, Holcombe (UI) 12-46. Smith (ECU) 15-46, McPhail (ECU) 4-38. Passing: Johnson (UI) 18-30-0 INT, 250 yds., 4 TD. Crandell (ECU) 20-41-4 INT, 179 yds., 0 TD. Receiving: Dilger (UI) 7-60-1 TD, Strong (UI) 3-96-1 TD, Dulick (UI) 3-30-1 TD. Nichols (ECU) 6-55-0 TD, Richards (ECU) 4-25-0 TD, Williams (ECU) 3-33-0 TD. ECU Football

1-1 37 1-1 37 1992 PEACH BOWL East Carolina ................................ 37 Jan. 1, 1992 at Atlanta, Ga. Attendance: 59,322North Carolina State ................... 34 Bowl Win Over Wolfpack Caps 11-1 Season By Mike Grizzard, Daily Reflector Sports Editor "I thought we were the better team there for a while," N.C. State head N.C. State 7 7 13 7coach Dick Sheridan said. "But we didn't get the job done either offensively, defensively or the kicking game." East Carolina 7 10 0 20 -The perfect script now has the perfect ending. And a team that always believed it could did something truly unbelievable. It was done with thrills and chills, suspense to the very end. But what did you expect? Down 34-17 with 8:41 to go and its never-say-die fans chanting "We believe" East Carolina mustered an incredible rally Wednesday to overcome N.C. State 37-34 in the 24th Annual Peach Bowl. The fitting end to a storybook season leaves the Pirates 11-1. "When we were behind 17 points you couldn't help but hear the people dressed in purple chanting that they believe," ECU head coach Bill Lewis said. "I think we've added a special meaning to 'l believe' or 'We believe' or however you want to say it because I think that we truly captured the spirit of that." The frenzied bowl-record crowd of 59,322 and the final Peach Bowl to be played in Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium nearly settled for a tie, but Damon Hartman's 49-yard field goal attempt as time expired was short and wide right. College football's Cinderella had beat the clock again. "We've been called a Cinderella story all year," ECU senior center Keith Arnold said. "Cinderella went to a ball tonight and got married. She's queen now." "The feeling's unbelievable ... now I guess we know who's best in North Carolina." East Carolina, with its second-straight win in a series that was discontinued in 1987, can make that claim. But for three-plus quarters, the Wolfpack was better. Muscle and speed in the running game enabled the Pack to do what it wanted coming in -keep the ball out of the hands of Pirate quarterback Jeff Blake and put a lot of points on the board. Anthony Barbour was a danger on the corners and finished with 90 yards on 23 carries. Greg Manior and Gary Downs banged inside and combined for 117 more yards. The Pack ran the ball 56 times for 186 yards. But when the time was an ally and first downs were critical, ECU's defense got tough and State wilted. From the 32, the Pirates needed seven plays and just 1:15 to get in the end zone. Blake got the score, slipping in from the two on a third-down option to the left. Kilpatrick got off a SO-yard punt into the end zone after the Wolfpack failed to pick up a first down on the next series. Blake promptly marched ECU 80 yards in 11 plays, hitting 8 of 10 passes and burning just 2:06, to get within 34-30. Blake hit Dion Johnson with a 17-yard pass for the score at thee4:18 mark. The Pirates opted to go for a two-point conversion, but Tyler Lawrence pressured Blake and forced a fumble. State, still clinging to the lead, took over again and was in immediate trouble when Jerry Dillon disrupted an end around and dropped Davenport for a 9-yard loss. The Pack was forced to punt and Johnson shot up the middle for 27 yards to give the Pirates the ball at the 41. Near disaster came when Fisher fumbled after snaring a Blake pass, but Cedric Van Buren recovered. Blake hit Fisher again for 8 yards then 22 for the TD. Terry Jordan quickly moved the Wolfpack, which still had all three of its timeouts, to the ECU 36 with 26 seconds left. That's when Zaim Cunmulaj burst through to sack Jordan for an 18-yard loss. After Jordan hit Robert Hinton for 23 yards, the Pack went for the tie. PEACH BOWL STATS ECU NCSU First Downs 24 20 Rushes-Yards 24-42 56-186 Passing Yards Total Offense 378 420 197 383 PassingReturn Yards 51-31-3 53 24-16-1 38 PuntingPenalties-Yards 4-41.5 8-45 8-35.8 5-34Fumbles-Lost 4-1 State's collapse down the stretch included a shanked punt that gave the Pirates a shot in the arm. The Wolfpack also could find no solution to a red-hot Blake, who completed 31 of 51 passes for 378 yards, threw four touchdowns and was intercepted three times. Blake was particularly uncanny in the fourth quarter, hitting on 17 of 26 passes, 15 of 21 for 148 yards on the final three scoring drives in which the Pirates unveiled a shotgun formation. Tight end Luke Fisher was unstoppable, catching a bowl-record 12 passes for 144 yards. Fisher had six catches for 63 yards in the fourth period, including the game winner with 1:32 left. The Wolfpack fumbled with just over a minute to go then lost on a lastsecond field goal to Maryland two years ago. The Cavs routed State 42-10 this season. The Wolfpack appeared to have the Pirates primed for the kill after Shad Santee recovered Dion Johnson's fumble of a punt and Ledel George hit Charles Davenport with a 52-yard TD pass two plays later to make it 34-17. Mike Reid picked off a Blake pass at the Wolfpack five on the next series, but ECU got the ball back at State's 32 after Kilpatrick's 10-yard muffed punt with 8:41 to go. Then Blake took over. ECU Football NCSU -Downs 2 run (Hartman kick) ECU -Van Buren 5 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) NCSU -Harrison 4 pass from Jordan (Hartman kick) ECU -Brenner 27 FG ECU -Gallimore 55 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) NCSU -Hinton 14 pass from Jordan (Hartman kick) NCSU -Maniar 1 run (kick blocked) NCSU -Davenport 52 pass from George (Hartman kick) ECU -Blake 2 run (Brenner kick) ECU -Johnson 17 pass from Blake (run failed) ECU -Fisher 22 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) LEADERS Rushing: Van Buren (ECU) 11-65. Barbour (NCSU) 23-90, Downs (NCSU) 10-63. Passing: Blake (ECU) 31-51-3 INT, 4 TD, 378 YDS. Jordan (NCSU) 15-23-1 INT, 2 TD, 145 YDS. Receiving: Fisher (ECU) 12-144-1 TD, Johnson (ECU) 6-56-1 TD, Gallimore (ECU) 5-113-1 TD, Van Buren (ECU) 5-30-1 TD. Davenport (NCSU) 6-118-1 TD, Williams (NCSU) 4-30, Hinton (NCSU) 2-37-1 TD. 157

Independence Bowl.?? Shxcv??port. M>aislana ?? ?1978 INDEPENDENCE BOWL 1978 Louisiana Tech vs. EasJ Carollnu University . East Carolina ................................ 35 Dec. 16, 1978 at Shreveport, La. Attendance: 18,200 Louisiana Tech ............................. 13 East Carolina Wins Independence Bowl By Jim Kyle, Daily Reflector Sports East Carolina's football team made the most of its first post-season opportunity in 15 years by crushing Louisiana Tech, 35-13, in the third annual Independence Bowl. It was the Pirates' first bowl appearance since they defeated Maine, 31-0, in the Tangerine Bowl in 1965. After the game, ECU coach Pat Dye expressed hope of bigger and better bowls in the Bucs' future. The victory wasn't the only honor ECU garnered in the game. Fullback Theodore Sutton set an Independence Bowl record with 143 yards in 17 carries and was named the game's outstanding offensive player by the press. End Zack Valentine, who led the ECU defense with seven tackles, received the award as the top defensive player. "That's the way to have fun playing the game," Dye told his team in the locker room. "We may not have been the most polished team in the world, but we really got after them." The Pirates certainly did that. More than one Bulldog had to be helped from the field after a bone-crushing hit, and quarterback Keith Thibodeaux, who directed all three Tech scoring drives, had to be taken to the hospital after ECU linebacker Jeffrey Warren buried his helmet in the quarterback's chin. The East Carolina defense completely shut down the Bulldog rushing attack, limiting the Southland Conference champions to just 12 yards on the ground. The host Bulldogs were more successful through the air, passing a record 52 times for 263 yards. "We knew Tech was going to throw the football against us," Dye said, "and they got a lot of yards. They really had enough yards to score more than they did. But our defense played well, especially inside the 20, and we came up with the big play when we needed it." Dye also had praise for his offensive unit. 'Tm particularly proud of the offensive line. The offensive line has made tremendous progress and (quarterback Leander) Green is executing our offense as well as it can be executed." Sutton, who had the best day of his career against the Bulldogs, gave credit to the Pirate defense. "Our defense kept us in good field position all game," the Kinston junior said. It was his 45-yard TD scamper in the third quarter that ended a Tech comeback bid by putting ECU up, 28-13. Sutton said the bowl trip "means a great deal to us. We finally got a chance to prove to people that we can play football." His record-breaking performance was a result of taking what the Bulldog defense would allow. "In our offense, one person might get a lot of yardage in a certain game. Tonight, the inside veer was really open and 1 just took advantage of it," Sutton explained. It was an afternoon of frustration for Louisiana Tech as the Bulldogs left the football on the ground almost as many times as they put it in the air. Three Tech turnovers in the first half led to Pirate touchdowns and a 21-0 ECU lead early in the second quarter. The Bulldogs turned the ball over seven times in the game, six times before intermission. Tech coach Maxie Lambright had no explanation for his team's inability to handle the ball. "It was a case of one (fumble) after a pitch, one after a pass, one after a sack ... I don't know why." Lambright said the Pirates were a "fine defensive team. They rush the passer and we didn't move the ball on the ground. We've played an awful lot of football teams and East Carolina is one of the finest." The lopsided outcome of the game, despite only a 332-275 Pirate 158 advantage in total yardage, was the result of the Bucs being able to capitalize on Bulldog mistakes, while Tech was unable to take advantage of all of its opportunities. A goal-line stand inside the ECU five late in the third quarter closed the door on the Bulldog hopes. ..... Neither team was able to generate any offense early in the game; there wasn't even a first down in the first five possessions. But the Pirates finally got away on their first scoring drive after defensive end Cliff Williams recovered a fumbled pitch at the Tech 16. Sutton broke loose for 13 yards on first down to put the ball at the three and two plays later, Anthony Collins took a pitch over the right side for the score. Bill Lamm, who kicked PAT's after all five ECU TD's, made it 7-0. ..... The Pirates set a number of records in the young bowl, including fewest yards allowed on the ground (12), most touchdowns (five), most points scored (35), most rushing first downs (15), most fumble recoveries (four) and most interceptions (three). The victory gave the Pirates a 9-3 record for the season and was the first time the visiting team has defeated the Southland Conference champions in the Independence Bowl. It was also the Bucs' first win over Tech, which finished 6-5, in three tries. INDEPENDENCE BOWL STATS ECU First Downs 17 Rushing Yards 278 Passing Yards 54 Total Offense 332 Return Yards 97 Passing 13-4-0 Punting 7-30.4 Penalty Yards 65 Fumbles Lost 2 East Carolina 14 7 7 Louisiana Tech 0 10 3 ECU -Collins 3 run (Lamm kick) ECU -Green 1 run (Lamm kick) ECU -Collins 1 run (Lamm kick) LA. TECH 18 12 263 275 6 52-18-3 5-41.6 0 4 7 35 0 13 LT -Spruiell 32 pass from Thibodeaux (Swilley kick) LT -Swilley 36 FG ECU -Sutton 45 run (Lamm kick) LT -Swilley 24 FG ECU -Hicks 2 run (Lamm kick) LEADERS Rushing: Sutton (ECU) 17-143-1 TD. Clark (LAT) 6-28. Passing: Green (ECU) 4-13-0, 54 yards. Barkley (LAT) 12-39-3, 160 yards, Thibodeaux (LAT) 6-13-0, 103 yards. Receiving: Gallaher (ECU) 3-33, Spruiell (LAT) 7-130. ECU Football

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Airy, 1986-87 Tom Frazier (OG) Maple Hill, 1972-73 Merwin Frazzelle, 1939 Rick Frederick (FLK) Goldsboro, 1970-72 Anthony Freeman (DB) Potomac, Md., 1991-92 Charles Freeman (TE) Clearwater, Fla., 1988-89 James Freer (DB) Rocky Mount, 1977-80 Alexander French (RB) Warner Robins, Ga., 1975-77 Frank Friedland (G) Newport News, Va., 1961 Charles Futrell (B), 1938 G Mike Gainey (TE) Suffolk, Va., 1985-86 Chris Gallahan (LB) Alexandria, Va., 1970 Terry Gallaher (SE) Warner Robins, Ga., 1975-78 Hunter Gallimore (WR) Wilson, 1988-91 Frank Galloway (HB) Wilson, 1961-63 Mitchell Galloway (WR) Bennettsville, S.C., 1993-95 C.R. Gammon (G), 1934 Kent Ganzert (LHB) Winston-Salem, 1974 Greg Gardill (DE) Johnstown, Pa., 1988-91 Stuart Garrett (TB) Newport News, Va., 1967-69 George Gay (FB) Charlottesville, Va., 1966-68 Robert Gay (HB), 1953-56 Don Gaylor (FLK) Nashville, 1986-88 Thomas George, 1948 Jimmy Gianokas (G), 1940-41 Benny Gibson (OT) Rocky Mount, Va., 1972-74 Thornwall Gibson (QB) 1935-36 Job Gill Ron Gilliard (LB) Garner, 1984-87 Jake Gilray (OG) Sarasota, Fla., 1993-95 Harold Glaettli (C) Catlett, Va., 1964-67 Milton Alfred Glass (C) Hopewell, Va., 1965-67 Milton Glass (E), 1937 David Glosson (C-LB) Hampton, Va., 1969-70 Milton Glover, 1947 Glover (G), 1937 Rodney Glover (DL) Jacksonville, Fla., 1988 Cary Godette (DE) Havelock, 1973-76 Joe Godette (TE) Greenville, 1977-79 Lynn Goforth (G) Olin, 1963-64 Keith Golden (LB), 1979 Danny Gonzalez (QB) Neptune, N.J., 1994-95 Robert Goodman (C) Manassas, Va., 1964 Carl Gordon (E) Jacksonville, Fla., 1969-71 Charles Gordon (FB) Clayton, 1954; 1959-61 James Gordon (G), 1958-59 James Gower (T), 1949 Bob Grady (FB), 1949 Leonard Graham (DE) Miami, Fla., 1991-94 Greg Grandison (DB) Pensacola, Fla., 1991-92 David Granitz (QB), 1954 Bill Grant (E), 1941 Mike Grant (LB) Charleston Heights, S.C., 1981-83 Thomas Grant (WB) St. Augustine, Fla., 1965-67 Nelson Gravatt (BB) Burkesville, Va., 1965-67 Jamie Gray (OG) Phoenixville, Pa., 1994-95 George Graybill (E), 1950-51 161

Billy Green (E), 1940-41 Englewood, Colo., 1970 Charles Hoover (G) Leander Green (QB) Steve Hamilton (TE) 1955-56 Fayetteville, 1977-79 Williamsville, N.Y., 1980-83 Jim Hoover (C) Eddie Greene (E) Walt Hammett (OG) Clinton, 1962-64 Hamlet, 1969 Yakima, Wash., 1990 Bubba Hopkins (T) Leman Greene, 1946 Mike Handy (WB) Edenton, 1963 Steve Greer (QB) Ridgeway, 1964 Fred Horeis (OT) Durham, 1976-78 Walkie Hanford (HB) Roanoke, Va., 1971-73 James Greeson (E), 1953-54 1955-57 Bartow Houston (TB) Robert Gregson (G) Walter Hanford (HB), 1959 Washington, 1962 Asheboro, 1959-60 Chad Hannon (OG) Charles Howard (SN) Ben Grieb (G) Greer, S.C., 1991 Sanford, 1990-92 Alexandria, Va., 1966-68 Greg Harbaugh (OG) Tony Howard (DT) Chad Grier (QB) Westfield, N.J., 1972-74 Columbia, S.C., 1991-92 Charlotte, 1990 George Hardee (T), 1950 Jimmy Howe (RB) Fee Griffin (NG) Reggie Harden (SE) Brunswick, Ga., 1972-74 Tabb, Va., 1978-81 Windsor, 1979-80 Larry Howell (T), 1957 Churchill Grimes (E) Scott Harley (RB) Shane Hubble (DT) Washington, 1964-66 Neptune, N.J., 1995 St. Petersburg, Fla., 1988-90 Joe Grinage (DL) Denell Harper (RB) John Huber (OT) Brooklyn, N.Y., 1983-85 Chesapeake, Va., 1987-89 Greenbrook, N.J., 1971 John Grinnell (C) Bert Harrell (C), 1957 Everette Hudson, 1941 Arlington, Va., 1973-75 Sam Harrell (RB) Steve Hudson (G) Lynwood Grissom (QB) Harrellsville, 1977-79 Hickory, 1965 1951-52 Clint Harris (DB) Harold Huffman (G), 1955 Jim Gudger (BB) Chesapeake, Va., 1980-83 Don Hughes (FB) Commerce, Texas, 1967-70 Fred Harris (E) Tar Heel, 197 4 Robert Guido (BB) Hickory, 1969-70 Neal Hughes (TB) Hollywood, Fla., 1969 Jimmy Harris (HB), 1951 Asheboro, 1965-67 E.J. Gunthrope (DB) Phil Harris (G) Richard Huneycutt (E) Winston-Salem, 1993-95 Rocky Mount, 1962-63 Portsmouth, Va., 1961; 1963 Robert Gutowski (LB) William Harris, 1939 Myles Hunnicutt (E) Amsterdam, N.Y., 1974 Bucky Harrison (LB) Vienna, Va., 1966-67 Guy (B), 1936 Richmond, Va., 1974 Ron Hunt (WR) John Guyette (T) Darrell Harrison (LB) Jacksonville, 1971 Fairless Hills, Pa., 1966 Wake Forest, 1971-72 Travis Hunter (QB) Tony Guzzo (K) Daren Hart (DB) Winter Garden, Fla., 1986-89 Norfolk, Va., 1968; 1970 Winston-Salem, N.C., 1993-95 Rusty Hurley (DE) David Hart (DB) Boca Raton, Fla., 1992 Winston-Salem, N.C., 1993-95 Baxter Huss (HB), 1955 ff Aaron Harvey (DB) Paul Hutchins (G) Kansas City, Kan., 1991 Gibsonia, Pa., 1965-67 Ray Hassell (E), 1934 William Hux (QB), 1953-54 Al Habit (E), 1953 Joe Hatem (G), 1935; 1937 Jeff Hagans (C) Henry Hatsell (E), 1935-36 Greenville, 1977-79 Paul Haug (OT) IStuart Haithcock (QB) Fenton, Mo., 1970-71 Burlington, 1974Steve Hale Mike Hawkins (SE) (FS) Manson, 1978-80 Tim Ilderton (BB) Columbus, Ga., 1975-77 Willie Hawkins (RB) High Point, 1969-70 Alan Hall (FB) Grimesland, 1975-77 Robb Imperato (PK) Chesapeake, Va., 1966 John Hayes (HB) Boca Raton, Fla., 1988-90 Carlton Hall (QB), 1955 1951-54 Chuck Ingram (RB) Chris Hall (DB) Junior Hayes, 1947-48 Greensboro, 1995 Fort Dix, N.J., 1988-91 Bryan Haywood (DB) Jesse Ingram (LHB) Gerald Hall (SE) Fayetteville, 1987-88 Ansonville, 1974 Edenton, 1976-78 Jeff Heath (K) Kevin Ingram (QB) Leon Hall (OT) Virginia Beach, Va., 1982-85 Philadelphia, Pa., 1981-83 Cambria Heights, N.Y., 1984-87 Kenneth Heath (T) Wayne Inman (C) R.G. Hall (E), 1953-54 Havelock, 1963 Hope Mills, 1977-80 Ray Hall (FB), 1954; 1957 Jack Hedgepeth, 1946 Brent Isley (SE) Winfred Hall (C), 1954 Charles Helms (E), 1953 Burlington, 1970 John Hallow, 1978-79 Williams Helms (E), 1954-56 Louis Hallow (C), 1953-55 Alex Henderson (OT) Phil Halstead (HB) Columbia, S.C., 1990 JCharleston, W.V., 1958-61 Charles Henderson, 1951 Dave Hamilton (T) Doug Henderson (WB) Orlando, Fla., 1966-68 Gainesville, Fla., 1967 Bud Jackson, 1949 John Hamilton (C) James Henderson (HB) Chuck Jackson (LB) Williamsville, N.Y., 1986 1953-56 Fayetteville, 1977-80 Mark Hamilton (FLK) George Hendley (C-LB) Lawson Jackson (FB), 1954-55 162 Billy Green (E), 1940-41 Englewood, Colo., 1970 Charles Hoover (G) Leander Green (QB) Steve Hamilton (TE) 1955-56 Fayetteville, 1977-79 Williamsville, N.Y., 1980-83 Jim Hoover (C) Eddie Greene (E) Walt Hammett (OG) Clinton, 1962-64 Hamlet, 1969 Yakima, Wash., 1990 Bubba Hopkins (T) Leman Greene, 1946 Mike Handy (WB) Edenton, 1963 Steve Greer (QB) Ridgeway, 1964 Fred Horeis (OT) Durham, 1976-78 Walkie Hanford (HB) Roanoke, Va., 1971-73 James Greeson (E), 1953-54 1955-57 Bartow Houston (TB) Robert Gregson (G) Walter Hanford (HB), 1959 Washington, 1962 Asheboro, 1959-60 Chad Hannon (OG) Charles Howard (SN) Ben Grieb (G) Greer, S.C., 1991 Sanford, 1990-92 Alexandria, Va., 1966-68 Greg Harbaugh (OG) Tony Howard (DT) Chad Grier (QB) Westfield, N.J., 1972-74 Columbia, S.C., 1991-92 Charlotte, 1990 George Hardee (T), 1950 Jimmy Howe (RB) Fee Griffin (NG) Reggie Harden (SE) Brunswick, Ga., 1972-74 Tabb, Va., 1978-81 Windsor, 1979-80 Larry Howell (T), 1957 Churchill Grimes (E) Scott Harley (RB) Shane Hubble (DT) Washington, 1964-66 Neptune, N.J., 1995 St. Petersburg, Fla., 1988-90 Joe Grinage (DL) Denell Harper (RB) John Huber (OT) Brooklyn, N.Y., 1983-85 Chesapeake, Va., 1987-89 Greenbrook, N.J., 1971 John Grinnell (C) Bert Harrell (C), 1957 Everette Hudson, 1941 Arlington, Va., 1973-75 Sam Harrell (RB) Steve Hudson (G) Lynwood Grissom (QB) Harrellsville, 1977-79 Hickory, 1965 1951-52 Clint Harris (DB) Harold Huffman (G), 1955 Jim Gudger (BB) Chesapeake, Va., 1980-83 Don Hughes (FB) Commerce, Texas, 1967-70 Fred Harris (E) Tar Heel, 197 4 Robert Guido (BB) Hickory, 1969-70 Neal Hughes (TB) Hollywood, Fla., 1969 Jimmy Harris (HB), 1951 Asheboro, 1965-67 E.J. Gunthrope (DB) Phil Harris (G) Richard Huneycutt (E) Winston-Salem, 1993-95 Rocky Mount, 1962-63 Portsmouth, Va., 1961; 1963 Robert Gutowski (LB) William Harris, 1939 Myles Hunnicutt (E) Amsterdam, N.Y., 1974 Bucky Harrison (LB) Vienna, Va., 1966-67 Guy (B), 1936 Richmond, Va., 1974 Ron Hunt (WR) John Guyette (T) Darrell Harrison (LB) Jacksonville, 1971 Fairless Hills, Pa., 1966 Wake Forest, 1971-72 Travis Hunter (QB) Tony Guzzo (K) Daren Hart (DB) Winter Garden, Fla., 1986-89 Norfolk, Va., 1968; 1970 Winston-Salem, N.C., 1993-95 Rusty Hurley (DE) David Hart (DB) Boca Raton, Fla., 1992 Winston-Salem, N.C., 1993-95 Baxter Huss (HB), 1955 ff Aaron Harvey (DB) Paul Hutchins (G) Kansas City, Kan., 1991 Gibsonia, Pa., 1965-67 Ray Hassell (E), 1934 William Hux (QB), 1953-54 Al Habit (E), 1953 Joe Hatem (G), 1935; 1937 Jeff Hagans (C) Henry Hatsell (E), 1935-36 Greenville, 1977-79 Paul Haug (OT) IStuart Haithcock (QB) Fenton, Mo., 1970-71 Burlington, 1974Steve Hale Mike Hawkins (SE) (FS) Manson, 1978-80 Tim Ilderton (BB) Columbus, Ga., 1975-77 Willie Hawkins (RB) High Point, 1969-70 Alan Hall (FB) Grimesland, 1975-77 Robb Imperato (PK) Chesapeake, Va., 1966 John Hayes (HB) Boca Raton, Fla., 1988-90 Carlton Hall (QB), 1955 1951-54 Chuck Ingram (RB) Chris Hall (DB) Junior Hayes, 1947-48 Greensboro, 1995 Fort Dix, N.J., 1988-91 Bryan Haywood (DB) Jesse Ingram (LHB) Gerald Hall (SE) Fayetteville, 1987-88 Ansonville, 1974 Edenton, 1976-78 Jeff Heath (K) Kevin Ingram (QB) Leon Hall (OT) Virginia Beach, Va., 1982-85 Philadelphia, Pa., 1981-83 Cambria Heights, N.Y., 1984-87 Kenneth Heath (T) Wayne Inman (C) R.G. Hall (E), 1953-54 Havelock, 1963 Hope Mills, 1977-80 Ray Hall (FB), 1954; 1957 Jack Hedgepeth, 1946 Brent Isley (SE) Winfred Hall (C), 1954 Charles Helms (E), 1953 Burlington, 1970 John Hallow, 1978-79 Williams Helms (E), 1954-56 Louis Hallow (C), 1953-55 Alex Henderson (OT) Phil Halstead (HB) Columbia, S.C., 1990 JCharleston, W.V., 1958-61 Charles Henderson, 1951 Dave Hamilton (T) Doug Henderson (WB) Orlando, Fla., 1966-68 Gainesville, Fla., 1967 Bud Jackson, 1949 John Hamilton (C) James Henderson (HB) Chuck Jackson (LB) Williamsville, N.Y., 1986 1953-56 Fayetteville, 1977-80 Mark Hamilton (FLK) George Hendley (C-LB) Lawson Jackson (FB), 1954-55 162 Ocala, Fla., 1969-70 Dwight Henry (DB) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 1993-95 Tony Hensley (C) Bedford, Va., 1980-81 Brad Henson (OG) Athens, Ga., 1983-84 Mike Herring (E) Whiteville, 1965-66 Chris Hester (QB) Loganville, Ga., 1993 Van Hester (C) Burlington, 1966-67 Dennis Hewston (BB) McKeesport, Pa., 1968-69 Mike Heywood (OT) Virginia Beach, Va., 1977 Billy Hibbs (DB) Swansboro, 1972-74 Dia Hicks (WR) Pensacola, Fla., 1992 Eddie Hicks (RB) Henderson, 1975-78 Todd Hicks (WB) Gastonia, 1965-67 Tim Hightower (DE) St. Simons, Ga., 1973-76 Bob Hileman (E) Alexandria, Va., 1969-71 Nick Hilgert (QB) Elizabeth City, 1958-61 Isiah Hill (FB) Windsor, 1984 Kevin Hill (OT) Sylvester, Ga., 1975 Truman Hilton (E) Chapel Hill, 1963-64 Floyd Hinton (E), 1935; 1938 Arthur Hodder, 1939 Bobby Hodges (T), 1950-53 J. Weston Hodges, 1933 John Hodges, 1932 Paul Hoggard (OG) Windsor, 1985-86 Robin Hogue (DE) Virginia Beach, Va., 1972-73 Brent Holbrook (CB) Kannapolis, 1985 Chad Holcomb (PK) Smyrna, Ga., 1993-95 Stuart Holland (QB), 1957-59 William Holland (T), 1935 Willie Holland (G), 1951-54 Willie Holley (DB) Edenton, 1977-80 John Hollenbach (T) Virginia Beach, Va., 1969 Rickie Holliday (C) Williamston, 1975-77 Dallas Hollingsworth (G) Clinton, 1958-61 John Hollingsworth (T) Fayetteville, 1969-71 Joe Holmes (OT) Manteo, 1989 Randell Holmes (E), 1956-58 Franz Holscher, 1947-48 Kenneth Holt (T), 1953 Berke Holtzclaw (QB) Valdosta, Ga., 1985 Boyd Hooper (QB), 1953

Richard Jackson (HB) Hickory, 1961-62 Victor Jackson (RB) E. Providence, R.I., 1990 Michael Jacobs (P) Smithfield, N.C., 1992-93 Steve Jacobs (LB) Loris, S.C., 1984-85 Gerald James (G), 1949 Ray James (T), 1949 Tim James (RB) Hartsville, S.C., 1985-88 William James (HB), 1954-55 Bob Jaronczyk (G) Norfolk, Va., 1968 Ricky Jarrell (HB) Kernersville, 1961-63 George Jenkins (FB) Wilson, 1967 William Jennette (DT) Belhaven, 1985-86 Francis Jennings, 1933 John Jett (P) Reedsville, Va., 1988-91 Gill Job (K-S) Allendale, N.J., 1974 Barry Johnson (TE) Farmville, 1975-77 Brian Johnson (LB) Suitland, Md., 1995 Dion Johnson (RS-WR) Newport News, Va., 1990-91 Jimmy Johnson (T), 1933-37 Johnny Johnson (E) Winston-Salem, 1966 Junior Johnson (DE) Seaford, Va., 1986-87 Terry Johnson (DT) Graham, 1970-71 Tyrone Johnson (LB) Vicksburg, Miss., 1983-84 Mike Johnston (TE) Burlington, 1974 Mitchell Johnston (OG) High Point, 1977-79 W.O. Jolly (E), 1932-34 Bruce Jones (G), 1949 Daryl Jones (RB) Rockledge, Va., 1995 Freddie Jones (WS) Leon Jones (C), 1957 Mike Jones (DB) Virginia Beach, Va., 1972-74 Ray Jones (RHB) Norfolk, Va., 1974-76 Robert Jones (LB) Blackstone, Va., 1988-91 Ron Jones (QB) Portsmouth, Va., 1984-87 Reuben Jones (C) Decatur, Ga., 1991 Selby Jones (B), 1949 Thomas Jones (LB) Lumberton, N.C., 1992 Tommy Jones (G), 1954-57 George Jordan (G), 1949 Mike Jordan (NG) New Bern, 1979-80 P.J. Jordan (LB) Athens, Ga., 1981-84 D.T. Joyner (DI) ECU Football Norfolk, Va., 1975-77 Chris Justice (LB) Greensboro, 1974 K Nick Kanos (T), 1951-52 John Kapelec, 1932 Dennis Keeney (RB) Glen Burnie, Md., 1972 Terry Kelly (DB) High Point, 1971 Danny Kepley (LB) Goldsboro, 1972-74 Tim Kerman (G), 1953-54 George Kessler, 1946 Monty Kiernan (C-LB) Irvington-On-Hudson, N.Y. 1969-71 Bob Kilbourne (K) Prince George, Va., 1971-72 Dan Killebrew (OG) Wilson, 1971-73 Keith Kilpatrick (T), 1946-49 Kinwood Kilpatrick, 1947-48 Charles King, 1932 Claude King (E), 1951-54 Gardner King (DT) Bluefield, W.V., 1972 Perry King, 1932 Max Kinlaw (G), 1948-49 Ralph Kinsey (HB) Charlotte, 1961-63 Bill Kittrell, 1946 Belmont Kittrell, 1932 James Knight (T), 1954 Bob Koehlar (WB) Kinston, 1965-66 Vince Kolanko Weirton, W.V., 1975-77 Ron Konrady (LB) Egg Harbor, N.J., 1970 George Koonce (DE) New Bern, N.C., 1990 Mike Kopp (OG) Crestwood, Mo., 1970-71 Mike Kovack, (HB) 1948-51 David Kramer (DT) Annapolis, Md., 1984-85 John Krawczyk (DT) Oglesby, Ill., 1993-94 Jim Krivonak (OG) Richlands, 1971 John Krivonak (G) Richlands, 1969-70 Elmer Krusa (G) Clifton, N.J., 1963 Henry Kwiatkowski (T) Clifton Heights, Pa., 1957-60 L Bud LaCock (DI) Wilmington, 1980-81 Bernard Lackey (CB) Conyers, Ga., 1995 Bill Lamm (K) Satellit Beach, Fla., 1978-80 Perry Lane (T) Asheboro,n1958;n1961 Stuart Laney (G) Wilmington, 1967-68 Robert Langston (FB), 1954 J?onald Larrimore (T), 1953-56 Jimmy Lassiter, 1951 Vince Lathem (OG) Alpharetta, Ga., 1991 Charles Laughinghouse (T) Greenville, 1964 Derrick Leaphart (C) Decatur, Ga., 1991-94 Bob Leavitt (OG) Alexandria, Va., 1972-73 Dewayne Ledford (DL) Marion, 1995 David Lee (T), 1952-54 R. B. Lee, 1946-47 Tony Lee James Leftwich (C) Vinton, Va., 1962-64 Rickey Leggett (G) Kinston, 1963 Rickey Leonard (OT) Rocky Mount, 1972-73 Morris Letcher (WR) Kansas City, Kan., 1992-93 Matt Levine (P) N. Potamac, Md., 1994-95 Doug Lewis (E) Thomasville, 1964 Ernie Lewis (LB) Sanford, Fla., 1989-92 Joe Lewis (T), 1957 Mac Lewis (G), 1948-49 Rubie Lewis (T) Clinton, 1964 Scott Lewis (FB) Fayetteville, 1981-85 Willie Lewis (TB) Valdosta, Ga., 1986-89 Mark Libiano (LB) Easton, Pa., 1992-95 Charlie Libretto (QB) Middleburg, Fla., 1986-89 Leonard Lilley (HB), 1955-57 Robert Lilley (FB), 1955-57 "Tex" Lindsey (E), 1934-36 Wayne Lineberry (C) Wadesboro, 1966-68 Neel Linker (G) Mooresville, 1963-65 Larry Lisk (E), 1958 Dwight Linville (TE) Winston-Salem, N.C., 1992-95 Charles Little, 1947 James Little (T), 1941 Richard Little (T) Grifton, 1969 Bill Livermore (T) Raleigh, 1966 Theodore Livingston (DT) Fayetteville, 1984-85 Jones Lockerman (E) Clinton, 1958-61 Joe Loflin (E), 1958-59 Glynn Loftin (DB) Kinston, 1973-74 Ernie Logan (LB) Fayetteville, 1986-88; 1990 Charles Laminae, 1932 Gary London (SS) Hampton, Va., 1983-86 Ray Long, 1946-47 Terry Long (OG) Columbia, S.C., 1980-83 Woody Long (T), 1938 Craig Losito (PK) Jacksonville, Fla., 1986-88 Jamie Louis (C) Blacksburg, Va., 1967-69 Ed Love (DT) Virginia Beach, Va., 1972 Dave Lowe (C) Merritt Island, Fla., 1973 Grant Lowe (OT) Greensboro, 1986-89 Bill Lucas (G), 1940-41 Larry Lundy (OG) Havelock, 1973-75 Steve Luquire (K) Durham, 1968 Buddy Lowery (DE) East Spencer, 1972-74 M Raymond Mabry (RB) Grifton, 1995 Willie Mack (DE) Winston-Salem, 1985 Don MacKenzie (T) 1947;n1949 Carlton MacMillan, 1932 Joey Maddox (DL) Shelby, 1986 Frank Madigan (C) 1949-52 Ernest Madison (DB) Norfolk, Va., 1974-76 Cliff Madrin (E), 1934 Tony Maglione (DT) Stirling, N.J., 1969-71 Dalton Major (RB) Wilmington, N.C., 1991 Walter Mallard (E), 1941 Jeff Malyniak (P) Alexandria, Va., 1986 John Maness (OG) New Bern, 1978-79 Charlie Mann (TE) Virginia Beach, Va., 1978 Zack Manning, 1946-48 Rusty Markland (DB) Thomasville, 1971-73 Don Marriot (B), 1941 Richard Marroncelli (G) Rilltown, Pa., 1967 Tim Marshman (DB) Rocky Mount, N.C., 1991 Chad Martin (G) Palm Coast, Fla., 1987-90 Darrel Martin (DT) Dobson, 1971 Dexter Martin (LB) Cocoa, Fla., 1980-81 Doug Martin (RB) Dobson, 1971 James Martin (RB) Evergreen, 1982-84 163

Charles McKaskill (T) Rocky Mount, 1985-88 Jack Nobles (T), 1934-35 Asheboro, 1969 Aubrey Moore (OG) Andy Noe, 1933 Matt McLaughlin (TE) Wilson, 1971 Hampton Noe (G), 1936 Ringwood, N.J., 1986-88 Ken Moore (DE) Jack Noe (B), 1936-38 Thomas McLaurin (DB) Harrells, 1971-7 4 Sam Norris (SS) Roseboro, 1977-79 Robert Moore (E) San Diego, Calif, 1982 Chris McLawhorn (FL) Roanoke Rapids, 1959-60 Smokey Norris (DB) Greenville, 1984 Kevin Moran (G) Clinton, 1979-82 Rick McLester (K) Manchester, N.H., 1965-67 Norwood Northcutt (B) Oakboro, 1973 James Morgan, 1933 1934-36 C. 0. McMullan, 1946-48 Glenn Morris (LB) Ellis Nottingham (E) Tomha McMillan (LB) Greensboro, 1978-81 Washington, D.C., 1965-67 Clarkston, Ga., 1995 John Morris (DE) Ruffin McNeill (DB) Durham, 1976-79 0Lumberton, 1976-79 John Morris (T) John McPaul (E) Norfolk, Va., 1968-69 Ruffin Odom (E) Raeford, 1963-65 Reggie Moss (TE) Ahoskie, 1963-66 Jerris McPhail (RB) Elizabeth City, 1977 John O'Driscoll (DL) Clinton, N.C., 1993-95 Jack Moye (G), 1938 Chicago, Ill., 1986-87 Brian McPhatter (RB-DB) Steve Mulder (LB) Joe O'Hare (TE) Fayetteville, 1986-89 Bowie, Md., 1974 Hyattsville, Md., 1972 Shane McPherson (OG) Robert Muldrow (E) Harold O'Kelley (HB), 1952-55 Cartersville, Ga., 1993-95 Bishopville, S.C., 1961 Skipper Oliver (DB) Corie McRae (T) Matt Mulholland (OT) Fayetteville, 1966 Thomasville, 1963-65 Bethesda, Md., 1976-79 Valla Vonga Oliver (RB) Dave Meadows (DB) Eddie Murphy (NG) Mt. Oliver, 1975 Remington, Va., 1966 Raleigh, 1977 Ted O'Neill (C) Pete Meadows (C), 1951 Bruce Murray, 1940 Dorchester, Mass., 1974 Frank Meannie (FB), 1948-49 Mike Murray (G) Larry O'Roark (SE) Greg Medlinger (E) Reading, Pa., 1967 Centreville, Va., 1980 Spencer, 1965-67 Hubert Musselwhite, 1946-47 Tim Orr (OL) Keith Melton (G), 1950 Eric Myers (DT) Hampton, Va., 1988 Jack Melvin (FB), 1949-50 Allen Park, Mich., 1991 Ostraner, 1948 Kenny Michael (RB) Wally Myers (NG) Charles Overton (BB) Greensboro, 1972 Goldsboro, 1979 Edenton, 1966-68 Jim Micheals, 1947 Bobby Myrick (LHB) Raymond Overton (T) Billy Michel (OL) Goldsboro, 1974-75 1953-56 Greenville, 1986-88 Mike Myrick (WR) Alfred Owens (E), 1954 Thomas Michel (HB) Goldsboro, 1971-73 Deke Owens (PK) Arlington, Va., 1961-63 Jacksonville, N.C., 1992 Charles Miles (RB) Indianapolis, Ind., 1991-92 NWorth Millard (G), 1952 Bob Millie (E) pThomas Nash (HB), 1955-58 Toronto, Canada, 1969-71 Bob Neff (OT) Bob Miller (B), 1941-43 Dick Paddock (DB) Harrisonburg, Va., 1973-74 Eric Miller (DT) Allison Park, Pa., 1970-72 Joliet, Ill., 1974 David Neill (T) Alvah Page, 1932 Greg Miller (SE) Clifton Heights, Pa., 1963 Link Page (E) Havelock, 1970 Fred Nantz (OL) Elm City, 1968 Ronnie Miller (FL) Rockingham, 1960 Terry Paige (RB) Thomasville, 1970 Carlton Nelson (QB) Whiteville, 1985 Dinky Mills (WB) Portsmouth, Va., 1979-82 John Painter (E), 1952 Ayden, 1962-64 Ed Nelson (DE) Joe Palilli (C), 1948-49 Mike Mills (TB) Commerce, Ga., 1975-77 Billy Parker (TE) Statesville, 1968-70 Wilmington, 1980-81 Tim Mitchell (OC) Eddie Nelson (HB), 1954 Cary Parker (HB) Lancaster, Pa., 1981-84 Gilbert Nelson (HB), 1955 Hopewell, Va., 1959-61 William Mitchell (WB) Robert Nesbit (G) Derrick Parker (RB) Fayetteville, 1969-71 Salisbury, 1961-62 Greenville, 1987 Tom Mixon (C), 1955-56 Jimmy Newman (E) Lavern Parker (DT) Peter Moe (K) Greenville, 1964 Chocowinity, 1971 Kirstiansand, Norway, 1967 Jason Nichols (WR) Ricky Parker (T) Joe Molineaux (DT) Norcross, Ga., 1994-95 Nashville, 1966 Grafton, Va., 1986-87 Chris Nichols (LB) Randy Parrish (OG) Don Mollenhaur (C-LB) Asheboro, 1970 Lumberton, 1974-76 Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., 1969-71 Ricky Nichols (SE) Mike Parnell Richard Monds (G), 1955-57 Chesapeake, Va., 1981-84 Jack Patterson (TB) Alex Monroe (T) Gary Niklason (LB) Jacksonville, Fla., 1969-71 Aberdeen, 1968-69 McLean, Va., 1972-74 Jarrod Moody (RB) Billy Nisbet, 1932 Robert Patterson (QB), 1954; Joel Martin (C), 1952 Robert Martin (DB) Dublin, Ga., 1986 William Neil Martin (T) Washington, 1965 Mpumi Masimini (DL) Washington, D.C., 1995 Carlton Matthews (FB) 1952-53; 1957 Ed Matthews (T), 1952 John V. Matthews (HB) Hertford, 1960-61 Thomas Matthews, 1946 Thomas Matthews (HB) Hertford, 1958-61 Perez Mattison (QB) Anderson, S.C., 1993-94 Adam Mattocks (DB) Jacksonville, 1979 Gary Mattocks (HB), 1954-56 Don Mattox (C) Wilson, 1963 Bill Maxwell (OG) Ware Shoals, S.C., 1988 Winston Mayhew (DB) Mooresville, 1973-74 Robert Maynard (FB) 1954-57 Joe Mayo (G), 1954-56 Norman Mayo, 1938-39 Wiley Mayo, 1939 Howare McAdams (FB) 1950 Victor McBryde (RB) Red Springs, 1989-90; 1992 Marc McCall (OT) Rochelle, Ga., 1995 Flint McCallum (DB) Roland, 1986-88 Mike McCalop (DT-OG) James Kenan, 1988-91 Dennis McClenny (G) Goldsboro, 1965 Chuck McClintock (DHB) Burlington, 1969 Bryan McClure (TB) Charlotte, 1967-68 Sean McConnell (QB) Downey, Calif., 1991-92 Compton McCurry (LB) Summerville, S.C., 1986-89 Brian McDaniel (DE) Weldon, 1980 Emmanuel McDaniel (DB) Jonesboro, Ga., 1992-95 James McDiarmid (T) Rocky Mount, 1960-62 Bill McDonald (T), 1949-52 Chuck McFee, 1940 McGlohon (G), 1936 Wayne McGregor (OT) Danville, Va., 1973 Mike McGuirk (FB) Arlington, Va., 1968-70 Mitchell McIntosh (DB) Rockingham, 1966 Jack McJunkin, 1939 Deeone McKeithon (CB) Perth Amboy, N.J., 1995 Reggie McKinney (TB) Rocky Mount, N.C., 1991 164

1956-57 Dickie Patton (E) Burlington, 1965 Jeff Patton (NG) Selma, 1984 Jerry Paul (C) Washington, 1961 Larry Paul (LB) Raleigh, 1975-77 John Peacock (RB) Venice, Fla., 1994 Ronny Pearce (DB) Pulaski, Va., 1967 Bruse Pearson (DB) Goldsboro, 1993-94 Perry Pearson (T), 1957-58 Ronnie Peed (C-LB) Hurdle Mills, 1969-71 Stanley Peele (E), 1946; 1948-49 Richard Peeler (DT) Shelby, 1970-71 Jeff Pegues (DE) Laurinburg, 1980-83 Willard Pendleton, 1946 Bobby Pennington, 1950 Raymond Pennington (E) 1953-56 Perkins, 1937 Howard Perkins (B), 1934 Raymond Perry (C) Albemarle, 1963-64 Robert Perry (HB), 1953-56 Robert Perry (HB), 1958 Wade Perry (G) Rocky Mount, 1987-88 Wayne Perry (DB) Morrisville, 1978-79 William Phelps (T), 1957 Kendrick Phillips (LB) Fayetteville, 1995 Kenny Phillips (SS) Greenville, 1982-83 Matt Phillips, 1939 Slade Phillips, 1946 Emerson Pickett (LB) Beulaville, 1975 Ned Pickford (HB) Washington, D.C., 1961 Gary Pierce (T) New Castle, Del., 1957-60 Clayton Piland (T) Winton, 1959-61 Greg Pingston (DB) Merritt Island, Fla., 1974-76 Bill Pinkney (DB) Fort Bragg, 1974-76 E. S. Pittman, 1946 Robert Pittman (C), 1936-37 Robert Piatt, 1951 J. C. Plott (DE) Concord, 1982-83 David Plum (NG) Raleigh, 1983-86 Mark Pohren (C) Brighton, Iowa, 1970-71 Irving Poliakoff, 1939-40 Wayne Poole (NG) Knightdale, 1976-79 Damon Pope (TE) Athens, Ga., 1981-84 Paul Popov (G), 1953-56 Donald Porch (DB) Pleasant Hill, 1988-90 Lynn Porcher (FS) Rembert, S.C., 1985 Ken Portis Chip Post (OG) Sanford, 1974 Jim Post (LB) River Vale, N.J., 1971-72 Otis Powell (B), 1936 Willie Powell (DE) Tarboro, 1985-87 Mac Powers (OG) Hampton, Va., 1983-84 Bill Pratt (B), 1936 William Pretty Eddie Price (HB), 1935 William Henry Prince (T) Exmore, Va., 1965-67 Pete Prominski (C), 1948-50 Ed Proctor (RB) Charlotte, 1960 Bill Puckett, 1933 Joe Pulley (DB) Virginia Beach, Va., 1972 Tom Pulley (E) Durham, 1968-70 Larry Pulliam (FB) Eden, 1970 Q Kenneth Quaenell (T), 1937 Greg Quick (OT) Laurinburg, 1984 N.W. Quick (E), 1949 Norman Quick (OL) Laurinburg, 1981-84 Colon Quinn (T) Warsaw, 1962-64 R Ronnie Ragland (OG) Gladstone, Va., 1975 Medrick Rainbow (LB) Conway, S.C., 1984-87 Harry Rainey (HB), 1952-54 Harold Randolph (LB) Greenville, 1975-77 Cedric Ray (TE) Fayetteville, 1985 William D. Reagan, Jr. (T) High Point, 1965-66 Donald Reid (LB) Farmville, 1980-81; 1983-84 Ronald Reid (LB) Farmville, 1980-81; 1983-84 Paul Reif (WB) New Castle, Del., 1963 Travis Render (DB) Decatur, Ga., 1991-93 Joe Reutter (TE) Dawington, Pa., 1973-74 Bob Reynolds (E) Ayden, 1966 Michael Rhett (FB) Hollywood, Fla., 1988-91 Carl Rhodes (G), 1956 Fella Rhodes (DB) Chesapeake, Va., 1966-68 Larry Rhodes (E), 1951-54 Pete Ribbins (E) Ontario, Canada, 1968 George Rice (G), 1952-54 Buster Rich, 1948 Scott Richards (TE) North Augusta, S.C., 1993-95 Donnell Richardson (LB) Nashville, 1974 George Richardson (TE) Chevy Chase, Md., 1963-65 Pete Richardson (DT) High Point, 1973 Sean Richardson (TE) Durham, 1994-95 Baxter Ridenhour (T), 1933-34 Lester Ridenhour (B), 1934-36; 1938 Melvin Riff (FB), 1958-59 Henry Rivers, 1933 Junior Rivers, 1932 Tom Rivers, 1933 Tootie Robbins (T) Merry Hill, 1978-81 Curtis Roberson (T), 1954 Howard Roberson (T), 1941 David Roberts (T) Jacksonville, 1968 George Roberts, 1940 Hubert Roberts (E), 1938 John Robertson (DT) Eden, 1980-83 Kenneth Robertson (FB) Leaksville, 1963-64 Harold Robinson (FB) Washington, 1970 Howard Robinson (T), 1941 Jimmy Robinson (G), 1954 Junior Robinson (DB) High Point, 1987-89 Reggie Robinson (LB) Greensboro, 1992 Wallace Robinson (T), 1950 Frank Roebuck (T), 1937 Mac Roebuck (HB), 1959 Buck Rogers (T) Freeman, Va., 1966 Charles Rogers (G), 1957 David Rogers (FB) Monroe, 1958-60 Gerry Rogers (LB) Pottstown, Pa., 1982-83 Walter Rogers (G), 1938-40 Chester Rogerson (T), 1953-56 "Crack" Rogerson, 1933 Russell Rogerson (T), 1940-41 Mike Roper (K) Hendersonville, 1973-74 Randy Rose (G) Rocky Mount, 1966 Wes Rothrock (DB) Enfield, 1968-70 Dan Rouse (QB) Newport News, Va., 1960-61 George Rouse (E) Newport News, Va., 1962 John Rowe (G) Southern Pines, 1969-70 Ralph Royster (G) Henderson, 1961-63 Robert Ruck (G), 1957 Larry Rudisill (HB), 1961-64 Charles Rumbey, 1932 Joe Rusinowski (OG) Long Island, N.Y., 1974 Daniel Russ (DT) Shallotte, 1994 Corey Russell (OL) Fairmont Heights, Md., 1995 Skip Russell (LB) Swansboro, 1973-74 Bob Ryan (E) Richmond, Va., 1964 s Ted Salmon (T) Richmond, Va., 1969-71 Vernon Salmon (HB), 1957 Bob Salyer (WR) Lookout Mtn., Tenn., 1971 Kevin Samuel (S) Fayetteville, 1984 Chris Santa Cruz (LB) Lillian, Ala., 1983-84 Wilbur Sasser (G) Goldsboro, 1968-70 Bob Sanford (L) Rockingham, 1960 Charles Satterwhite (G), 1952 Brian Saunders (LB) New Bern, 1986 Will Saunders (TE) Franklin, Va., 1979-80 Baxter Savage (G), 1957 Mayhew Sawyer, 1932 Rusty Scales (DHB) Little Falls, N.J., 1969-71 John Schaffer (DE) Jacksonville, 1975 Don Schink (RB) Totowa, N.J., 1972-74 Paul Schnurr (E) Fayetteville, 1965-67 Wilson Schuerholz (B) 1940-41 Jody Schulz (DE) Chester, Md., 1981-82 John Richard Schwarz (T) Asheboro, 1965-67 Paul Scott (G), 1941 Tom Scott (OT) Rose Hill, 1989-92 Walter Scott (DT) Trenton, S.C., 1991-95 Tommy Scribner (HB), 1956 Troy Sealy (NG) Fairmont, N.C., 1991 Kurt Seekford (TE) Leesburg, Va., 1991-92 Mike Sellers (WR) Covington, Ga., 1995 Matt Semenza (LB) Haslet, N.J., 1994-95 Shep Sepaniak (LB) Brookside, N.J., 1995 Jim Sermons (E) ECU Football

Cove City, 1969 Wayne Smith (WR) Amos Sexton, 1946 Springfield, Pa., 1974 Mack Seymour (HB) George Snyder (DHB) Elizabeth City, 1959-60 Mount Airy, 1969 John Shallcross (C) James Snyder (FB) Smithfield, 1974 Franklin, N.J., 1965 Larry Shannon (WR) Greg Sokolohorsky (OT) Starke, Fla., 1994-95 Garnersville, N.Y., 1984-85 Mike Shea (WR) Fred Soles (HB), 1948-49 Virginia Beach, Va., 1972-74 Stewart Southall (OG) Jason Shell (SN) Milledgeville, Ga., 1987-89 China Grove, N.C., 1994-95 Jimmy Southerland (QB) Bill Shelton (B), 1936-39 Wilmington, 1975-77 Bill Sherman (WR) Reeves Spainhour (DT) Chapel Hill, 1974 Wake Forest, 1989-90 Schizo Sherman (RB) Darrell Speed (QB) Conway, S.C., 1993 Sanford, 1983-85 Dwight Shoe (E), 1949-52 James Speight (HB) Wayne Shoe (G), 1953 Greenville, 1955-58 Jimmy Shuffler (C) Jimmie Speight, 1933 New Bern, 1965-67 Leroy Spivey (E) Sandy Siler (QB), 1949-52 Edenton, 1962-63 Worth Springs (T) Wil Siler (C) Charlotte, 1966-68 Siler City, 1963 George Stafford (QB) Anthony Simpson (FB) Hamlet, 1959-60 Brooklyn, N.Y., 1984-87 Walter Stanfield (E), 1952 Bruce Simpson (LB) Ambros Stankus, 1939 Jacksonville, 1984-85; 1987 Jim Stanley (HB), 1950 Francis Sinclair (G), 1934-36 Mike Stanley (OT) James Singletary (LB) Dunn, 1973-74 Fayetteville, 1988 John Stauffer (T), 1959 Leroy Singleton (T), 1957 Sam Stell, 1948 Bill Skeeter (QB), 1957 Hal Stephens (DT) Dan Skinner (E), 1952 Whiteville, 1980-83 Louis Slade (HB), 1954 Mike Stephens (DB) George Slaughter (FB) Chincoteague, Va., 1970-71 1955-57 Richard Stevens (HB) Smith (G), 1936 Whiteville, 1960-62 A. Smith (FB), 1935 Sammy Stevens (DB) Billy Smith (HB), 1948-50 Seabrook, Md., 1970 Charles Smith (T), 1953-56 Woodrow Stevenson (DT) David Smith (C) Longwood, 1977 Whiteville, 1960-62 Buddy Stewart (G) Dennis Smith (E), 1949-52 Wilmington, 1961-63 Doug Smith (DT) Greg Stewart (QB) Pamlico, 1979-80 Middlebrook, Va., 1980-82 Earl Smith (E), 1937-39 Ron Stewart (DB) Gene Smith (TE) Jacksonville, 1974 Gaffney, S.C., 1991 Terry Stoughton (LB) Gherman Smith (T), 1935 Fort Scott, Kan., 1971-72 Greg Smith (OG) Durward Stowe (HB) 1935 Chocowinity, 1991; 1993 Murray Strawbridge (G) Jermaine Smith (DE) Williamston, 1960-61 Eden, N.C., 1994 Alan Strawderman (LB) Johnny Smith (FB), 1948-50 Harrisonburg, Va., 1972-74 Junior Smith (RB) Kenny Strayhorn (TB) Fayetteville, 1991-94 Trenton, 1973-75 Mitchell Smith (OT) Les Strayhorn (TB) Southern Pines, 1975-78 Trenton, 1970-72 Nelson Smith (OT) Roswell Streeter (DB) Goldsboro, 1975-78 Greenville, 1986-88 "Red" Smith (G), 1934-36 Bobby Strickland (FB), 1952 Tony Smith (NG) Ezra Strickland (G), 1953 Laurinburg, 1981 William Strickland (HB) Tony Lee Smith (WR) Portsmouth, Va., 1959-62 Fayetteville, 1984-87 Nelson Strother (LB) Troy Smith (WR) Charlottesville, Va., 1972-74 Greenville, 1995 Curtis Struyk (DT) Vinson Smith (LB) Beaufort, 1984 Statesville, 1984-87 Ronnie Suddith (OG) 166 Miami, Fla., 1993-95 Dalwyn Suggs (HB), 1955 Kelvin Suggs (CB) Kinston, 1995 Tommy Summer (LB) Cherryville, 1976-77 Carl Summerell (QB) Virginia Beach, Va., 1971-73 Ed Summerlin (FB) Tarboro, 1968-70 John Sumner (T) Winston-Salem, 1963 "Poss" Sumrell, 1933 Theodore Sutton (FB) Kinston, 1977-80 Bob Swain, 1948 Tom Swain (FB), 1950 Charles Swanner (E) Edenton, 1967-69 John Swart (G), 1950-51 Earl Sweet (T) Portsmouth, Va., 1958-62 Norman Swindell (BB) New Bern, 1963-65 Tim Swords (DT) New Martinsville, W. Va., 1976-79 Gerald Sykes (SE-DB) Fayetteville, 1979-82 Vic Sykes (E) Arlington, Va., 1979-82 Dave Szymanski (LB) Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 1970 T Essray Taliaferro (LB) Smithfield, 1984-87 Ed Tanner (E), 1949-50 Fritz Tanner (HB), 1957 Billy Tart (C) Dunn, 1972 Lou Tatarski, 1946 Robert Tate (DB) Wilmington, 1991-93 Andre Taylor (DB) New Castle, Del., 1994 Daryl Taylor (DT) Fayetteville, 1991; 1993 Dean Taylor (DT) Wallace, 1990 Derek Taylor (NG) Atlanta, Ga., 1990-93 Gene Taylor (T), 1953 Ken Taylor (LB) Hampton, Va., 1985 Luke Taylor (C), 1951-52 Tavares Taylor (S) Fayetteville, 1995 Karro! Teachey (G), 1957 Marshall Teague (B), 1941 Doug Temple (G) Elizabeth City, 1969 John Tesh (T) Mount Airy, 1968 Joseph Testa (BB) Winston-Salem, 1965-67 Gary Tew (DT) Clinton, 1972 Mac Thacker (FB) Henderson, 1959-60 Irving Tharrington (E) 1936 Bobby Thomas (T) 1951-53 Dave Thomas (SS) Goldsboro, 1983-84 David Thomas (E), 1957-59 Greg Thomas (C) Goldsboro, 1983-84 Frank Thomas Anthony Thompson (LB) Wilson, 1987-89 Buddy Thompson (LB) Chesapeake, Va., 1972 Chuck Thompson (LB) Thomaston, Ga., 1974 Ricky Thompson (LB) Henderson, 1974 Peter Thorell (HB) Stafford-Wane, Pa., 1961-62 Tom Threlkeld (DB) Naples, Fla., 1970 Roger Thrift (QB), 1949-50 Terry Tilghman (OT) Mesquite, Tex., 1991-94 Vance Tingler (DT) Wilson, 1977-79 Ernest Tinnen (QB) Burlington, 1995 Joe Tkach (DE) Jacksonville, 1971-73 Dupree Tolar, 1933 Jerry Tolley (WB) Edenton, 1962-64 Ricky Torain (DB) Rougemont, 1987-88 Bill Torrence (HB) Salisbury, 1960 Henry Trevathan (QB) Greenville, 1978-79 Stuart Tripp (C), 1941 Mike Troth (FL) Hampton, Va., 1973 Paul Trotman, (G), 1949 Greg Troupe (C) Alexandria, Va., 1971-73 Grover Truslow (T) Lumberton, 1969-71 Bill Tucker (C) Albemarle, 1967-68 George Tucker (G), 1952-54 Waylan Tucker, 1939 Frank Turner (T), 1952 George Turner (QB), 1957-59 Jeff Turner (CB) Darien, Conn., 1984-85 Randy Turner (DE) Augusta, Ga., 1979 Amos Twitty (LB) Heath Springs, S.C., 1981-82 Tim Tyler (T) Alexander, Va., 1968-70 Ernest Tynes (DB) Miami, Fla., 1989-90 Charlie Tyson (RB) Miami, Fla., 1987-90 Don Tyson (G) Fayetteville, 1967-68 Oscar Tyson (G) Richmond, Va., 1979-82

u Mike Umphlett (SE) Ahoskie, 1975 Travis Uzzell (LB) Pikeville, 1991 V Zack Valentine (DE) Edenton, 1975-78 Cedric Van Buren (RB) Charleston, S.C., 1989-92 Keith Vance (DE) Greensboro, 1972 Norwood Vann (TE) Warsaw, 1980-83 Bill Vanney (BB) South Boston, Va., 1962 Hemy VanSant (C) Hampton, Va., 1958-60 Charles VanSant (E), 1957 Charles Vaughn (E), 1957-58 Rockfellow Ventors (T) 1936-39; 1940 Ronald Vincent (T) Greenville, 1966-67 Sammy Viverette (T) Enfield, 1964-65 Bob Voight (QB) Chesapeake, Va., 1972-73 w Dan Waddell (B), 1940-41 Jim Wade (TE) Charlotte, 1973 Ode! Wadford, 1948 Thomas Waggoner (E) 1955-56 Melvin Wagner (T), 1938 Jimmy Walden (TB) Greensboro, 1981-84 Howard Waldrip, 1933 Fred Walker (DB) Aiken, S.C., 1991-92 Jimbo Walker (OT) Atmore, Ala., 1974-75 Kevin Walker (CB) Greensboro, 1982-85 Les Walker (DT) New York, N.Y., 1971-72 Matt Walker (DHB) Rockingham, 1969 Bill Wallace (FB) Edenton, 1969-71 Tabari Wallace (DB) New Bern, 1994-95 Brian Walsh (DS) Greenville, 1989 Gary Wann (QB) Orange, Cal., 1971 Andrew Ward (WR)Pemberton, N.J., 1991 Stuart Ward (C) Greenville, 1983-85 Warren, 1948 Jeffrey Warren (LB) Snow Hill, 1977; 1979-80 Joe Warren (DB) Fairson, 1974 John Warren (FB), 1954 Billy Ray Washington (SE) Jacksonville, 1977-79 Marc Washington (DE) Reidsville, 1990-91 Robert Washington (DE) Glenville, Ga., 1984-85 Bubba Waters (RB) Bath, 1984-87 Randy Watts (DT) Sandersville, Ga., 1984 Jeff Wayne (E) Charlotte, 1966-67 Paul Weathersbee (C) Norwood, 1967-69 Wendie F. Weathington (G) Mooresville, 1961 Mike Weaver (QB) Williamston, 1974-76 Boyd Webb (QB), 1951-54 Harry Webster (WB) Murfreesboro, 1964 Lorenzo West (DE) Atlanta, Ga., 1993-95 M.G. Wetherington, 1946-47 Bob Wheeler, 1946 George Wheeler (T) Huntersville, 1967-69 James Wheeler (FB) Wilson, 1964 Dan Wheelis, 1946 Orlando Whitaker (QB) Battleboro, 1991 Stacy Whitehead (OL) New Bern, 1995 Al Whiting (WR) Dalzell, S.C., 1988-90 George Whitley (WB) Huntersville, 1968-70 Kent Wickizer (T), 1955-56 Kevin Wiggins (C) Pink Hill, 1993-95 Nate Wigfall (DT) Jacksonville, 1978-80 Billy Wightman (TB) Graham, 1967-69 Johnny Wike (G), 1958-59 Roy Wiley (FB) Burlington, 1978-81 Vic Wilfore (WR) Greenville, 1972-74 Wilkerson (E), 1936 George Wilkerson (DE) Wilson, 1972-74 Whitley Wilkerson (C) Wilson, 1979-82 Jerry Wilkins (FB) Dunn, 1960 Abb Williams, 1948-49 Abner Williams (HB) 1946 Alan Williams (DE) Williamston, 1971 Allen Williams (WR) Rock Hill, S.C., 1993-94 B. Williams, 1948 Brian Williams (SN) Garner, 1993-94 Chipper Williams (T) Raleigh, 1969 Clifford Williams (NG) Fayetteville, 1978-80 Dempsey Williams (G) Fayettevile, 1958-60 Hemy Williams (FLK) Tunica, Miss., 1983-84 Joe Williams (G) 1937-40 John Williams (E) Rocky Mount, 1967 John Williams (DT) Norfolk, Va., 1973 John Williams (QB-P) Easley, S.C., 1982 Ron Williams (WR) Rock Hill, S.C., 1991; 1993 Terrell Williams Los Angeles, Calif., 1995 John Williamson (LB) Laurinburg, 1984-87 Wilbur Williamson (WR) Newport News, Va., 1972-75 Glenn Willis (LB) Beaufort, 1986-88 Danny Wilmer (E-LB) Buena Vista, Va., 1967-69 Bill Wilson (P) Sallisaw, Okla., 1993 Buck Wilson (C), 1948; 1950 Damon Wilson (RB) Jacksonville, Fla., 1991-94 Lewis Wilson (QB) Foley, Ala., 1985 Nick Wilson (OT) Marietta, Ga., 1990-92 Walter Wilson (WR) Baltimore, Md., 1986-89 Frank Winesette, 1946 Cecil Winslow (E), 1949-50 Gene Winters (C) Dunn, 1976-78 Bob Withrow (E) Dayton, Ohio, 1966-68 George Wood, 1946 William Woodard, 1932 Woodrow Woodard, 1932 Floyd Woody (B), 1941 Jim Woody (K) Clinton, 1972-74 Hilton Woolard (E) 1957 Pete Woolley (C-LB) River Vale, N.J., 1969-71 Tim Wolter (P-DB) Wendell, 1985-86; 1989 Tony Wortham (DT) Atlanta, Ga., 1990-91 Tom Worthington, 1932 Gerald Wrenn (K) Danville, Va., 1968-70 Dan Wright, 1932 Richard Wright (DB) Fayetteville, 1990-91 Steve Wright (G) Rocky Mount, 1964 Ernie Wruck (LB) Brookhaven, N.Y., 1973 Bob Wunch (WB) Raleigh, 1969 Curtis Wyatt (DE) Compton, Cal., 1982-84 John Wyatt, 1946 Vernard Wynn (CB)Moore, 1984-85 J.C. Wynne, 1932 y Illard Yarborough (HB), 1948; 1951-52 Bob Young (B), 1940-41 Dennis Young (TB) Winston-Salem, 1966-67 Jack Young (T), 1940-41 John Young, 1946 Pinky Young (E), 1954-55 z Chuck Zadnik (DT) Monangahela, Pa., 1970-71 Ralph Zehring (QB), 1956-59 Peter Zophy (WR) Burke, Va., 1991-92 Nick Zuras (B), 1941-42 This list represents football lettermen since East Carolina began football in 1932. ECU Football

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Must have coached at least one game at East Carolina.) Wright Anderson (Elon, '68), Offensive Coordinator -1980-81; Running Backs -1974-76 Bob Babich (Tulsa, '84), Inside Linebackers / Defensive Line -1992-93 Art Baker (Presbyterian, '53), Offensive Coordinator / Associate Head Coach -1983 Rick Bankston (Tampa, '68), Defensive Line -1975-76 Robert Barrow (Middle Tennessee, '77), Running Backs -1983-84] Larry Beckish (Wichita State, '65), Offensive Coordinator -1982 Richard Bell (Arkansas, '59), Inside Linebackers / Defensive Coordinator -1988 Jim Bengala (Miami, Ohio, '71), Defensive Backs -1980-82 Todd Berry (Tulsa, '83), Running Backs / Offensive Coordinator 1992-95 Kermit Blount (Winston-Salem State, '80), Assistant Backfield Coach 1983 Waverly Brooks (Virginia Commonwealth, '69), Defensive Ends 1983-83 Watson Brown (Vanderbilt, '73), Quarterbacks -1974-75 Harold Bullard (Lenoir-Rhyne, '58), Ends Coach -1962-69 Ricky Bustle (Clemson, '76), Wide Receivers -1980-82 Bill Cain (East Carolina, '59), Freshmen -1968 Mike Cassidy (Kentucky, '75), Defensive Backs / Defensive Coordinator -1990-91 Wally Chambers (Eastern Kentucky, '73), Defensive Line -1985-86 Clyde Christensen (North Carolina, '79), Fullbacks -1986; Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks -1987; Outside Linebackers -1988 Ron Cooper (Jacksonville State, '82), Inside Linebackers -1989 Larry Coyer (Marshall, '65), Defensive Coordinator / Assistant Head Coach / Inside Linebackers -1993 Chuck Driesbach (Villanova, '75), Running Backs -1987-88 Phil Elmassian (William & Mary, '73), Defensive Backs -1983 Charlie Elmquist (Eastern Michigan, '62), Offensive Tackles -1983-84 Jeff Farrington (The Citadel, '82), Defensive Backs -1985-87 Garry Fast (Catawba, '77), Defensive Backs -1980-81 Jeff Fela (Southwestern Kansas, '75), Fullbacks -1988 Al Ferguson (Florence State, '62), Offensive Line -1970 Linwood Ferguson (East Carolina, '73), Defensive Backs -1984 Pat Flaherty (East Stroudsburg, '78), Defensive Line -1992 Jim Fleming (Univ. of the South, '82), Outside Linebackers -1994; Secondary -1994-96 Jim Fuller (Alabama, '67), Offensive Line -1974 Bob Gantt (North Carolina, '52), Defensive Coordinator -1969; Offensive Backs -1962-68 Kevin Gilbride (Southern Connecticut State, '74), Offensive Assistant 1987; Offensive Coordinatorn/ Quarterbacks -1988 Ben Grieb (East Carolina, '69), Defensive Line -1974-75 Cary Godette (East Carolina, '77), Defensive Line -1990-91; 1977-79 Jim Gudger (East Carolina, '71), Offensive Line -1980 Wayne Hall (Alabama, '73), Defensive Line -1978-79 John Hallow (East Carolina, '83), Strong Safeties -1984 Les Herrin (Western Carolina, '71), Linebackers -1985-87; Defensive Coordinator -1986-87 Jim Holland (Appalachian State, '71), Defensive Ends -1980-82 Ken Hutcherson (Miami, Ohio, '69), Offensive Backs -1975-79 Dave Huxtable (Eastern Illinois, '79), Inside Linebackers -1990-91 Jeff Jagodzinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater, '85), Tight Ends -1988-90; Offensive Line -1991-96 Paul Jette (Texas, '77), Defensive Coordinator / Inside Linebackers 1994-96 Ellis Johnson (The Citadel, '75), Outside Linebackers -1985-87 David Jones (Fayetteville State, '77), Noseguards -1982-84 Tim Kelly (Elon, '76), Defensive Line -1989 Al Kincaid (Virginia Tech, '65), Quarterbacks -1976-79 Rex Kipps (Richmond, '77), Defensive Line -1983-84 Warren Klawiter (Kansas State, '65), Defensive Line -1973 Dick Kupec (Connecticut, '65), Offensive Line -1973-79 Theo Lemon (Ohio Univ., '80), Defensive Line -1993 Terry Lewis (Southern, '70), Offensive Line 1980-81 Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75), Running Backs -1989; Co-Offensive Coordinatorn/ Quarterbacks -1990-91 Doug Martin (Kentucky, '86), Tight Ends -1992-93; Wide Receivers -1994-95; Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers -1996 John Matlock (Georgia Tech, '64), Defensive Line -1971-72 Ken Matous (Wichita State, '78), Wide Receivers -1983-88 Jerry McGee (Duke, '61), Defensive Coordinator -1970 Tom McMahon (Montana, '72), Outside Linebackers/Defensive Coordinator 1989)Jerry McManus (Wake Forest, '76), Running Backs -1996 Ruffin McNeil! (East Carolina '80), Defensive Line -1992 Don Murry (Arkansas A&M, '66), Offensive Coordinator / Running Backs -1984-86 Gary Nelson (Western Carolina, '79), Offensive Line -1980-81 Greg Nord (Kentucky, '80), Running Backs -1990-91 Lanny Norris (Alabama, '73), Defensive Backs -1975-76 Frank Novak (Connecticut, '67), Offensive Coordinator -1973 Michael O'Cain (Clemson, '77), Quarterbacksn/ Assistant Head Coach -1985 Frank Orgel (Georgia, '61), Linebackers -1974-79 Chuck Pagano (Wyoming, '84), Defensive Backs -1989; Outside Linebackers 1992-93; Defensive Backs -1994 Norm Parker (Eastern Michigan, '66), Defensive Coordinator -1980-82 Don Powers (Western Carolina, '67), Defensive Backs -1985-88; Assistant Head Coach -1986-88 Spencer Prescott (Villanova, '80), Running Backs -1981-82 Vito Ragazzo (William & Mary, '51), Offensive Coordinator -1971-72 Sonny Randle (Virginia, '59), Wide Receivers -1970 Carl Reese (Missouri, '65), Defensive Coordinator -1970-73 Mark Richt (Miami, Fla., '82), Offensive Coordinatorn/ Quarterbacks -1989 Bob Sanders (Davidson, '76), Linebackers -1980-82 Willie Scott (South Carolina, '81), Tight Ends -1994-96 Steve Shankweiler (Davidson, '74), Offensive Line -1987-91; Co-Offensive Coordinator -1990-91 Bob Slowik (Delaware, '77), Outside Linebackers -1990-91 Dale Steele (South Carolina, '76), Wide Receivers -1989-93; Assistant Head Coach -1994 Don Thompson (Connecticut, '75), Defensive Line -1987-88 Tom Throckmorton (Randolph-Macon, '65), Defensive Coordinator 1983-84 Chris Thurmond (Tulsa, '75), Defensive Coordinator -1992; Defensive Backs -1992-93 Ken Treadway (Appalachian State, '68), Assistant Football Coach / Recruiting Coordinator -1995-96 Henry Trevathan (East Carolina, '54), Wide Receivers -1970-80 Greg Troupe (East Carolina, '73), Defensive Line -1976-77 Larry Van Der Hayden (Iowa State, '62), Offensive Line -1973 Henry VanSant (East Carolina, '61), Defensive Line -1979; Offensive Line -1967-68; Freshmen -1962-66 Bobby Wallace (Mississippi State, '76), Defensive Backs -1977-79 James Webster (North Carolina, '72), Outside Linebackers -1995-96 Odell Welborn (Elon, '50), Offensive Line -1979; Defensive Line 1959-68 Gary Weller (Mississippi College, '72), Wide Receivers -1981 Cliff Yoshida (Cal Poly Pomona, '63), Defensive Line -1994-96 John Zernhelt (Maryland, '77), Offensive Line -1982-86 (This list represents assistant coaches since 1967. The sports information office appreciates your assistance in correcting any errors, or making any additions.) 168 ECU Footbal

East Carolina University, a diverse, comprehensive university, is known for the quality and breadth of its academic programs and for its pursuit of excellence in a vaE A S T riety of activities. CAROLINA With an enrollment of UNIVERSITY nearly 18,000 students, ECU is the third-largest institution of the 16-campus University of North Carolina system. It has a work force of more than 3,500, a faculty numbering more than 1,100 and a budget of almost $290 million. The campus today is alive not only with the activities of its students and faculty but also with the whir and clatter of construction crews. More than 20 percent of the campus is under construction or renovation or will be in the next few months. Among the prominent projects are the Student Recreation Center, which will be completed in the fall of 1995, and the additions and renovations to Joyner Library, which will be under way for four years. ECU students come from all 100 of North Carolina's counties, 45 states and 38 nations. Of the students, 57 percent are women, 83 percent are undergraduates and 13 percent are minorities. The university offers 106 undergraduate degree tracks and 92 graduate degree tracks. It conferred 3,416 degrees during the 1992-93 academic year, and it has close to 70,000 living alumni. Here is a selection of other distinctions of ECU: . It has the largest teacher-education program in North Carolina and the 15th largest in the nation. . It has one of the largest art schools in the Southeast and the only art program in North Carolina accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. The Wellington B. Gray Gallery is one of the largest contemporary art galleries in North Carolina. . The School of Medicine has ranked No. 1 nationally in the percentage of graduates entering primary care fields. . The School of Social Work is the only one in North Carolina with both undergraduate and graduate programs accredited by the National Council on Social Work Education. . In the School of Human Environmental Sciences, the hospitality management program is one of only two such programs in North Carolina. The child life program is the first one in North Carolina. . The music education program in the School of Music is among the largest and strongest in the Southeastern United States. The music therapy program is the only one in a state-supported school in North Carolina. . The school of Business has the second-oldest accredited MBA program in the state. . The university has state-of-the-art student computing labs campus-wide and some of the finest discipline-specific student computing labs in the nation. . The Department of English publishes seven scholarly and literary journals: Children's Folklore Review, The Concord Saunterer, Minnesota Review, North Carolina Literary Review, Tar River Poetry, The Thoreau Society Bulletin and Victorians Institute Journal. 170 ECU Footbal

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'-J ?? t,'jn q Index to Buildings 1 Nursing Building 2 Human Environmental Sciences Building 3 Croatan Building 4 Fletcher Music Center Brewster Building 6 Jones Residence Hall 7 Aycock Residence Hall 8 Scott Residence Hall 9 Belk Residence Hall Tyler Residence Hall 11 Todd Dining Hall 12 Speight Building 13 Austin Building 14 Christenbury Memorial Gymnasium McGinnis Auditorium 16 Messick Theatre Arts Center 17 Howell Science Complex 18 Ward Guest House 19 Ragsdale Hall Wright Annex 21 Wright Auditorium 22 Rawl Building 23 Rawl Annex 24 Physical Plant Office Howard House 26 Whichard Building 27 Graham Building 28 General Classroom Building Heating Plant 31 Taylor-Slaughter Alumni Center 32 Spilman Building 33 Cotten Residence Hall 34 Flanagan Building English Department Annex 36 Maintenance Warehouse 37 Fleming Residence hall 38 Student Health Center 39 Ledonia S. Wright Afro-American Cultural Center Slay Residence Hall 41 Umstead Residence Hall 42 Family Therapy Clinic 43 Human Resources Building 44 Jarvis Residence Hall Financial Aid Building (Old Cafeteria Building) 46 Central Supply (2nd floor) 47 Central Printing and Duplicating 48 Joyner Library ??0 49 Public Safety (Blount House) 56 50 C.I.S. (Garrett House) 57 51 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium 58 52 Pirate Club Building 59 53 Scales Field House 60 54 Minges Coliseum (Williams Arena) 61 55 Ward Sports Medicine Building 62 Harrington Field 63 Belk Building 64 Speech and Hearing Building 65 Irons Building 66 Willis Building 67 Chancellor's House 68 Jenkins Fine Arts Center 69 be�Nl';Alley HondicapAccessibility Legend D Completely Acccs,ihle D PartiallyAcce,,,hl.: i;;j lnacce??,,blc * l!amlicapped Parking Area CurbCut, Parking 't' VisitorParkmg {FJr-;; 1. Brody Mt:Jt:cJl Sl::io:nt:??,; Bu,i,linr; 13..Nt'fth P.o:1I.T,n,�s:.,.mid t I kJlth &ience1i Library, Admm.i:mmion, ,mJ AJ,114,._,kn?? 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Greenville, North Carolina is one of the fastest growing cities in the Tar Heel state. Founded in 1771 as the Town of Martinsborough, Greenville has seen its population grow from just over 29,000 in 1970 to an estimated 52,000 in 1994. And, there's plenty of reasons why this city has grown so much. The county seat of Pitt County, Greenville has been traditionally agricultural, holding the distinction as the world's leading producer of bright, flue-cured tobacco, and also a leader in production of peanuts, soybeans, cucumbers and other fruits and vegetables. Major manufacturing employers in the Greenville-Pitt County area include Glaxo Wellcome Pharmaceuticals, Yale Materials, Empire Brushes and Procter & Gamble. While the region remains strong in agriculture, Greenville has changed with the times, adding the proper mix of industry and recreational facilities to give the community a variety of options. Local and regional support for expanded medical services in Eastern North Carolina resulted in the development of a major medical community in Greenville, and the region now depends on the city as a primary source for advanced health care. Pitt County Memorial Hospital is Greenville's community hospital and the primary teaching facility for the East Carolina University School of Medicine, and with its excellent facilities and capabilities, it has become the regional referral center for 29 counties in Eastern North Carolina. Greenville is a rich environment for the arts with a blend of art organization, a private Art Center, Pitt County Arts . , Council and the ECU Schools of Art and Music. Popular art festivals highlight the year, while the excellent reputation of the ECU School of Music attracts a high percentage of out-of-state students to the respected program. Greenville also plays host to the annual Michael Jordan Celebrity Golf Classic, which benefits the Eastern North CaroI lina Ronald McDonald Houses. A wide array of live theater-plays, musical comedies, opera and operettas and films come to Greenville through ECU. The Summer Theatre, featuring Broadway shows, and the Dinner Theatre series are particularly popular. Greenville citizens enjoy outdoor recreation all year long thanks to a moderate climate. There are four distinct seasons, none too harsh to enjoy. Winters are short and usually mild, with the average January temperatures hovering around 45 degrees. The long summer is not too hot due to a stiff southern breeze and average July temperatures of 79 degrees. With an average rainfall of 40 inches, well distributed throughout the year, and a growing season of 215 days, the city wears a lush, green mantle most of the year. Greenville is less than two hours drive from the famed Outer Banks of North Carolina and the beaches, seafood and the recreation-rich Pamlico and Albemarle sounds and other Atlantic coast estuaries. The proper blend of its people, its technology, and its recreation, makes Greenville, North Carolina a great place to be. ECU Football 173 Greenville, North Carolina is one of the fastest growing cities in the Tar Heel state. Founded in 1771 as the Town of Martinsborough, Greenville has seen its population grow from just over 29,000 in 1970 to an estimated 52,000 in 1994. And, there's plenty of reasons why this city has grown so much. The county seat of Pitt County, Greenville has been traditionally agricultural, holding the distinction as the world's leading producer of bright, flue-cured tobacco, and also a leader in production of peanuts, soybeans, cucumbers and other fruits and vegetables. Major manufacturing employers in the Greenville-Pitt County area include Glaxo Wellcome Pharmaceuticals, Yale Materials, Empire Brushes and Procter & Gamble. While the region remains strong in agriculture, Greenville has changed with the times, adding the proper mix of industry and recreational facilities to give the community a variety of options. Local and regional support for expanded medical services in Eastern North Carolina resulted in the development of a major medical community in Greenville, and the region now depends on the city as a primary source for advanced health care. Pitt County Memorial Hospital is Greenville's community hospital and the primary teaching facility for the East Carolina University School of Medicine, and with its excellent facilities and capabilities, it has become the regional referral center for 29 counties in Eastern North Carolina. Greenville is a rich environment for the arts with a blend of art organization, a private Art Center, Pitt County Arts . , Council and the ECU Schools of Art and Music. Popular art festivals highlight the year, while the excellent reputation of the ECU School of Music attracts a high percentage of out-of-state students to the respected program. Greenville also plays host to the annual Michael Jordan Celebrity Golf Classic, which benefits the Eastern North CaroI lina Ronald McDonald Houses. A wide array of live theater-plays, musical comedies, opera and operettas and films come to Greenville through ECU. The Summer Theatre, featuring Broadway shows, and the Dinner Theatre series are particularly popular. Greenville citizens enjoy outdoor recreation all year long thanks to a moderate climate. There are four distinct seasons, none too harsh to enjoy. Winters are short and usually mild, with the average January temperatures hovering around 45 degrees. The long summer is not too hot due to a stiff southern breeze and average July temperatures of 79 degrees. With an average rainfall of 40 inches, well distributed throughout the year, and a growing season of 215 days, the city wears a lush, green mantle most of the year. Greenville is less than two hours drive from the famed Outer Banks of North Carolina and the beaches, seafood and the recreation-rich Pamlico and Albemarle sounds and other Atlantic coast estuaries. The proper blend of its people, its technology, and its recreation, makes Greenville, North Carolina a great place to be. ECU Football 173

The James Skinner Ficklen Memorial Stadium was dedicated on September 21, 1963, with East Carolina defeating Wake Forest 20-10. In April, 1994, Ron and Mary Ellen Dowdy, of Orlando, Fla., announced a $1 million gift to the ECU Educational Foundation. The gift will go toward the planned expansion of ECU's football stadium, which was renamed Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Ron Dowdy, who is a member of the school's Board of Trustees, currently oversees commercial leases, residential apartments and several other enterprises, as part of Dowdy Properties in Orlando. Dowdy, a 1966 graduate of ECU, has been involved with many civic organizations, including the Executive Committee of the Florida Citrus Sports Association, the Board of Directors for the Florida Citrus Bowl, the Board of Directors at Humana Hospital Lucerne in Orlando and the Senior Citizen Advisory Committee in Orange County. Pirate fans everywhere are excited about the stadium expansion which will begin this fall and increase the facility capacity to approximately 48,000. Other plans include club level seating on the north side, as well as additional seats to be added at the east end. The original plan for the stadium was announced on Oct. 7, 1961, by Dr. Leo Jenkins, Chancellor of the College, at a meeting of the Society of Buccaneers. Within a year, $283,387 had been raised, although the goal had been only $200,000. With the funds in hand, Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium was built. The original stadium consisted of the permanent stands on the south side, a small press box and the old lighting system which was removed after the 1974 season. Total cost was $300,000. The north side permanent seating was constructed in 1968, increasing the stadium seating capacity to 20,000. The stadium was named for the late James Skinner Ficklen, a Greenville resident, who distinguished himself as one of America's leading tobacconists. At the time of his death in 1955, Ficklen was President and Chairman of the Board of the E.B. Ficklen Tobacco Company of Greenville. He was a close friend of the College and established a financial aid foundation, the Ficklen Foundation, to aid students of the College. The first major change in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium was the lighting systems, a change that occurred just before the 1975 season opened. The old inner stadium lights on six poles were removed and replaced with six towers outside the stadium. The system is a combination of metallic and incandescent lights. There are 288 fixtures of 1500 watts each on six 162-foot towers. Cost of the system was $450,000. A radical change greeted fans as the 1978 season opened. An expansion on all four corners boosted Dowdy-Ficklen's seatingcapacity from 20,000 to 35,000, the third largest stadium in North Carolina. This expansion was made possible with 2-1/2 million dollars through a drive in the spring of 1977. In addition to more seats, the current press box with three levels and an elevator for access was built. The press box has space for 92 writers and an entire floor for electronic media. Also,a modern scoreboard with a lightbank message center was placed on the east end of Dowdy-Ficklen. During the summer of 1983, a complete renovation took place on the playing surface. A new drainage system, a new base of gravel and sand, new treated topsoil and a new grass was installed. The new grass, Tifton 419 Hybrid Bermuda was sprigged at the rate of 600 bushels per acre. The 1992 season saw the season attendance record fall in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium as the Pirates drew a school-record 164,068 fans for five home games. Since 1963y over 3.2 million fans have packed Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. During this same time periody ECU has won over two-thirds of its home games. When completedy stadium expansion will increase capacity to approximately 48y 000. 174

The first major step in East Carolina's continuing efforts to upgrade facilities, the Ward Sports Medicine Building, became a reality in October of 1989. The building has been dedicated in honorof Robert and Margaret Ward of Burlington, N.C.In 1991, the Wards made, then, the largest single endowed giftever received through the ECU Educational Foundation. The giftis just one of the numerous contributions the Wards have made tothe Foundation over the years. They are Endowed Scholarshipmembers of the Pirate Club, have made many contributions toward the enhancement of academics services for student-athletes,and for their son Robert's graduation from ECU in May of 1991,contributed a $50,000 athletic scholarship in his name. Bob Wardis also the co-chairman of the school's Shared Visions Capital Campaign."The Wards have shown a deep commitment to East CarolinaUniversity and its athletics program," said new Director of Athletics Mike Hamrick. "We are appreciative of their support andgenerosity. College athletics needs more people like the Wards."The Board of Trustees, on Dec. 6, 1991, approved a Motion attheir meeting, to dedicate the Sports Medicine Buildingin the nameof Bob and Margaret Ward.The three-story, 82,095-square footstructure, thehome ofECU'sathletic department and Human Performance Laboratory, providesthe two areas with state-of-the-art technology.The injury treatment and rehabilitation center of the sportsmedicine department includes the latest in technology, making itone of the top sports medicine programs in the country. Amongthe many features of the new building is a 5,000-square footstrength training center, a state-of-the-art human performancelaboratory, biomechanics lab, classrooms and men's and women'slocker rooms.The entire coaching staffs for the football and men's andwomen's basketball teams are housed on the second floor, whilethe athletic administrative staff has their offices on the third floor.The building is unique in structure. The shortest of six sides ofthe building is the front of the facility which faces Dowdy-FicklenStadium.The building has already played host to several conferences,seminars and meetings, including ECU's annual Sports MedicineConference.Features of the first floor include:*Sports Medicine Training Center -Sophisticated m1urytreatment, evaluation and rehabilitation equipment fill the roomincluding touch-control whirlpools, a computerized isokinetic re-ECU Football habilitation and evaluation machine, exam rooms including onedental chair, and a 7-foot deep whirlpool that allows an injuredathlete to exercise without bearing weight.The training area also boasts 19 taping stations and a radiocommunication center which allows sports medicine officials tomonitor action on the football field and basketball court simultaneously.*Strength Training Center -Includes 5,000-square feet ofshiny new chrome and steel, with mirror-lined walls.*Locker Rooms -Both men and women.*Equipment Storage -A spacious area with equipment for135 football players and more.Attractions of the second floor include:*Pat Draughon Multipurpose Lounge -An area that overlooks Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Trophy cases, retired jerseys andmementos from Pirate athletics line the room.*Football -Offices for the head coach, nine assistant coaches,graduate assistants, a recruiting coordinator and secretaries. Football also has two storage rooms, a file room, and has access to twomini-auditoriums.*Leo Jenkins Auditorium -A multi-use auditorium that canseat up to 300 people. The auditorium can be broken down intotwo or four different rooms. It is used for meetings, classes, pressconferences and other gatherings.*Hall of Fame -Hall of honor recognizing distinguished individuals who have brought honor to Pirate athletics. A plaquerecognizes each member of the Hall of Fame.*Basketball -More offices foreachcoach,and a meeting roomfor both the men's and women's staff.*Student Development -Computers and tutors are availableto keep the student-athlete ahead in his/her studies and careerdevelopment.*Classrooms*Sports Medicine OfficesThe third floor includes:*Human Performance Laboratory -A sophisticated lab withthe latest in human performance technology.*Biomechanics Lab*Video Lab and Film Darkroom -A state-of-the-art videoworkroom with the latest in high-tech equipment.*Athletic Administrative Staff -Offices saturate the thirdfloor from the athletic director to the business manager to thesports information director. 175 The first major step in East Carolina's continuing efforts to upgrade facilities, the Ward Sports Medicine Building, became a reality in October of 1989. The building has been dedicated in honorof Robert and Margaret Ward of Burlington, N.C.In 1991, the Wards made, then, the largest single endowed giftever received through the ECU Educational Foundation. The giftis just one of the numerous contributions the Wards have made tothe Foundation over the years. They are Endowed Scholarshipmembers of the Pirate Club, have made many contributions toward the enhancement of academics services for student-athletes,and for their son Robert's graduation from ECU in May of 1991,contributed a $50,000 athletic scholarship in his name. Bob Wardis also the co-chairman of the school's Shared Visions Capital Campaign."The Wards have shown a deep commitment to East CarolinaUniversity and its athletics program," said new Director of Athletics Mike Hamrick. "We are appreciative of their support andgenerosity. College athletics needs more people like the Wards."The Board of Trustees, on Dec. 6, 1991, approved a Motion attheir meeting, to dedicate the Sports Medicine Buildingin the nameof Bob and Margaret Ward.The three-story, 82,095-square footstructure, thehome ofECU'sathletic department and Human Performance Laboratory, providesthe two areas with state-of-the-art technology.The injury treatment and rehabilitation center of the sportsmedicine department includes the latest in technology, making itone of the top sports medicine programs in the country. Amongthe many features of the new building is a 5,000-square footstrength training center, a state-of-the-art human performancelaboratory, biomechanics lab, classrooms and men's and women'slocker rooms.The entire coaching staffs for the football and men's andwomen's basketball teams are housed on the second floor, whilethe athletic administrative staff has their offices on the third floor.The building is unique in structure. The shortest of six sides ofthe building is the front of the facility which faces Dowdy-FicklenStadium.The building has already played host to several conferences,seminars and meetings, including ECU's annual Sports MedicineConference.Features of the first floor include:*Sports Medicine Training Center -Sophisticated m1urytreatment, evaluation and rehabilitation equipment fill the roomincluding touch-control whirlpools, a computerized isokinetic re-ECU Football habilitation and evaluation machine, exam rooms including onedental chair, and a 7-foot deep whirlpool that allows an injuredathlete to exercise without bearing weight.The training area also boasts 19 taping stations and a radiocommunication center which allows sports medicine officials tomonitor action on the football field and basketball court simultaneously.*Strength Training Center -Includes 5,000-square feet ofshiny new chrome and steel, with mirror-lined walls.*Locker Rooms -Both men and women.*Equipment Storage -A spacious area with equipment for135 football players and more.Attractions of the second floor include:*Pat Draughon Multipurpose Lounge -An area that overlooks Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Trophy cases, retired jerseys andmementos from Pirate athletics line the room.*Football -Offices for the head coach, nine assistant coaches,graduate assistants, a recruiting coordinator and secretaries. Football also has two storage rooms, a file room, and has access to twomini-auditoriums.*Leo Jenkins Auditorium -A multi-use auditorium that canseat up to 300 people. The auditorium can be broken down intotwo or four different rooms. It is used for meetings, classes, pressconferences and other gatherings.*Hall of Fame -Hall of honor recognizing distinguished individuals who have brought honor to Pirate athletics. A plaquerecognizes each member of the Hall of Fame.*Basketball -More offices foreachcoach,and a meeting roomfor both the men's and women's staff.*Student Development -Computers and tutors are availableto keep the student-athlete ahead in his/her studies and careerdevelopment.*Classrooms*Sports Medicine OfficesThe third floor includes:*Human Performance Laboratory -A sophisticated lab withthe latest in human performance technology.*Biomechanics Lab*Video Lab and Film Darkroom -A state-of-the-art videoworkroom with the latest in high-tech equipment.*Athletic Administrative Staff -Offices saturate the thirdfloor from the athletic director to the business manager to thesports information director. 175

For Chancellor Richard R. Eakin, the terms "academics" and "athletics" are not mutually exclusive, but mutually reinforcing. He knows from personal experience. As a Geneva College undergraduate, he majored in mathematics and physics while a member of the basketball team. He also served as President of the Student Senate and Class Valedictorian and was graduated in 1960 with the honor summa cum laude. Today Dick Eakin is in his 10th year as ECU's chief executive officer and his leadership mark is evident throughout ECU, including athletics. He has a vision of greatness for ECU and leads in the belief that the university can build upon and add to its elements of distinction and strong tradition for excellence in teaching, research, regional services, and athletics. With enthusiasm and remarkable stamina, Dr. Eakin pursues this vision around the clock and on-the-road as ECU's highly visible top ambassador. Strategic planning has been the linchpin of the Chancellor's administration. From it have evolved new degree programs, new and stronger centers for excellence, campus beautification and modernization of facilities, an emphasis on computer technology for students and fac-Board of Trustees William C. Baggett Lyda Teer Mihalyi Phillip R. Dixon H.E. Rayfield, Jr. Ronald E. Dowdy Betty Speir Charles R. Franklin, Jr. Robert A. Ward ulty, and an energetic, focused fund-raising plan for academics, athletics, and medicine. Improved campus life and student services continue to be high on the Chancellor's agenda. Under his direction, the campus has a new state-of-the-art dining hall and is building a student recreation and wellness center, and a $30 million addition to the campus library. ECU's reputation as one of the leading family practice, primary care medical schools in the country is being enhanced with new centers for treatment of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and alcohol and drug abuse. In pursuit of ECU's goals, Chancellor Eakin holds leadership positions with the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the College Football Association (CFA), and is in the forefront of economic and community development in Greenville and throughout eastern North Carolina. He was chairman of the CFA Board of Directors during 1993-94. Before his ECU appointment in 1987, Dr. Eakin served for 23 years as a member of the mathematics faculty at Bowling Green State University, where he was also a vice president. A native of New Castle, Pennsylvania, Dr. Eakin was awarded a master's degree as well as a doctorate in mathematics with a minor in economics from Washington State University. He and his wife, the former Jo Ann McGeehan, have two adult children, Matthew of Charlotte and Maridy of Raleigh. William P. Furr D. Jordan Whichard III Valeria 0. Lovelace Walter L. Williams Angela M. Nix, SGA President Administration Chancellor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Richard R. Eakin Vice Chancellors: for Academic Affairs ................. Richard D. Ringeisen for Health Sciences .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. James A. Hallock for Business Affairs .. .. ...... .. .... .. . Richard Brown for Student Life .......................... Alfred T. Matthews for Institutional Advancement ......................... James L. Lanier, Jr. 176 ECU Footbal For Chancellor Richard R. Eakin, the terms "academics" and "athletics" are not mutually exclusive, but mutually reinforcing. He knows from personal experience. As a Geneva College undergraduate, he majored in mathematics and physics while a member of the basketball team. He also served as President of the Student Senate and Class Valedictorian and was graduated in 1960 with the honor summa cum laude. Today Dick Eakin is in his 10th year as ECU's chief executive officer and his leadership mark is evident throughout ECU, including athletics. He has a vision of greatness for ECU and leads in the belief that the university can build upon and add to its elements of distinction and strong tradition for excellence in teaching, research, regional services, and athletics. With enthusiasm and remarkable stamina, Dr. Eakin pursues this vision around the clock and on-the-road as ECU's highly visible top ambassador. Strategic planning has been the linchpin of the Chancellor's administration. From it have evolved new degree programs, new and stronger centers for excellence, campus beautification and modernization of facilities, an emphasis on computer technology for students and fac-Board of Trustees William C. Baggett Lyda Teer Mihalyi Phillip R. Dixon H.E. Rayfield, Jr. Ronald E. Dowdy Betty Speir Charles R. Franklin, Jr. Robert A. Ward ulty, and an energetic, focused fund-raising plan for academics, athletics, and medicine. Improved campus life and student services continue to be high on the Chancellor's agenda. Under his direction, the campus has a new state-of-the-art dining hall and is building a student recreation and wellness center, and a $30 million addition to the campus library. ECU's reputation as one of the leading family practice, primary care medical schools in the country is being enhanced with new centers for treatment of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and alcohol and drug abuse. In pursuit of ECU's goals, Chancellor Eakin holds leadership positions with the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the College Football Association (CFA), and is in the forefront of economic and community development in Greenville and throughout eastern North Carolina. He was chairman of the CFA Board of Directors during 1993-94. Before his ECU appointment in 1987, Dr. Eakin served for 23 years as a member of the mathematics faculty at Bowling Green State University, where he was also a vice president. A native of New Castle, Pennsylvania, Dr. Eakin was awarded a master's degree as well as a doctorate in mathematics with a minor in economics from Washington State University. He and his wife, the former Jo Ann McGeehan, have two adult children, Matthew of Charlotte and Maridy of Raleigh. William P. Furr D. Jordan Whichard III Valeria 0. Lovelace Walter L. Williams Angela M. Nix, SGA President Administration Chancellor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Richard R. Eakin Vice Chancellors: for Academic Affairs ................. Richard D. Ringeisen for Health Sciences .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. James A. Hallock for Business Affairs .. .. ...... .. .... .. . Richard Brown for Student Life .......................... Alfred T. Matthews for Institutional Advancement ......................... James L. Lanier, Jr. 176 ECU Footbal

Just over a year after he asgolf -and funds for women's scholarships increased by over 200 percent. sumed the post of Director of AthHe also supervised a $600,000 fund-raising effort for facility improveletics at East Carolina University, ments at UALR. On the academic side, the cumulative GPA of UALR it is easy to see the impact Mike student-athletes rose dramatically to 2.94. Hamrick has had on the Pirates' Before going to Arkansas-Little Rock, Hamrick served as Assistant program. Athletics Director at Illinois State University from 1984-90. Hamrick, who was named At ISU, Hamrick initiated and coordinated all departmental exterAthletics Director at ECU in April nal activities and efforts to generate revenue from private contributions, of 1995, has approached his first promotional and marketing programs, ticket sales, merchandising and year on the job in Greenville with advertising. He also served as Director of the Redbird Educational and a level of enthusiasm and personal Scholarship Fw,d. touch which has proved to be reHamrick worked as Assistant to the Director of Athletics at the Unifreshing to Pirate supporters evversity of Kansas from 1982-84. He initiated and implemented the erywhere. But most importantly, department's entire promotional and marketing scheme and supervised his contributions to the growth of nine non-revenue sports. East Carolina Athletics have been He began !us professional career at the University of Nevada-Las numerous and significant. Vegas, where he served as Director of Athletic Promotions from 1981-82. Among Hamrick's accomplishments in his brief tenure at ECU has A 1980 graduate of Marshall University, Hamrick played football been putting the Pirates in a position to become a member of Conference where he was a two-year starter (1978-79) at linebacker. He received a USA. Supporters of the program have anxiously waited for the day when master's degree in Sports Administration from Ohio University in 1981, East Carolina would again become a football member of a conference, as where he also served as an assistant football coach. the Pirates were last members of the Southern Conference in 1977. Hamrick is currently Vice-President of the Colonial Athletic AssoWhile Hamrick' s efforts with Conference USA for ECU have served ciation for the 1996-97 year and is also Chair of the CAA's Finance and as a telling sign of the Pirates' continued growth under his leadership, Governance Committee. He is serving a three-year term as a member of another achievement which Hamrick steered has been the resumption of the ECAC marketing committee. the football series with both North Carolina State and North Carolina. The 39-year-old Hamrick and his wife, Saletta, are the parents of Hamrick has been instrumental in a four-year agreement reached with three children -twin sons, Brett and Justin, and daughter Mollie Ann. the Wolfpack as two games will be played in Charlotte and the other two on each school's campus. In addition, Hamrick was able to secure a homeThe Mike Hamrick File and-home series with UNC Chapel Hill with the Tar Heels slated to make Full Name: Michael Hamrick their first-ever appearance in Greenville. Born: Aug. 24, 1957 in Charleston, W.Va. N.C. State and UNC are not the only two state schools scheduled Education: Marshall University (Huntington, W.Va.), Bachelor of for future games in Dowdy-Ficklen. Hamrick has lined up Wake Forest Arts in Education, 1980; Ohio University (Athens, Ohio), Masfor the home opener in 1997 when the Pirates will play in their newlyter of Science in Sports Administration, 1981 Administrative Experience: East Carolina University, Director of renovated and expanded stadium. This will be a rematch of the 1963 Athletics, April, 1995-Present; University of Arkansas at Little home opener when the Demon Deacons helped open Dowdy-Ficklen StaRock, Director of Athletics, 1990-95; Illinois State University, dium. 1984-90; University of Kansas, Assistant to the Director of AthEven before Conference USA began discussions with East Carolina letics, 1982-84; University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Director of about possible inclusion in the league, Hamrick was at work making sure Athletic Promotions, 1981-82; Ohio University, Assistant Footthe Pirates had a bowl opportunity each year. Last fall, he was a key ball Coach, 1980. Family: Wife, Soletta; Twin sons Brett and Justin, 8, player in the agreement which provided ECU with a chance to qualify Daughter Mollie Ann, 5 for the St. Jude Liberty Bowl for an additional two years. The progress of the program under Hamrick can also be measured in the television commitments engineered by the Pirates' leader. Through Hamrick's efforts, all ECU road games not scheduled for national television, will be televised to the eastern part of the state for the first time in history. In addition, Hamrick has worked closely with ESPN to secure dramatically-expanded coverage for the program. The result of the Pirates' television packages is that the school will experience significant revenue generated through this medium. Since Hamrick became athletics director, contributions to the ECU Educational Foundation (Pirate Club) have also risen and football season ticket sales are at an all-time high. Hamrick has also made it clear in his early tenure that he is a committed administrator who wants to see all of East Carolina's sports programs continue to improve, particularly in the Colonial Athletic Association. In his first year, Hamrick has substantially increased the budgets of the Pirates' Olympic sports programs During Hamrick's tenure at Arkansas-Little Rock, he engineered the Trojans' move into the Sun Belt Conference. Twice before Hamrick's arrival in Little Rock, UALR had been turned down for Sun Belt Conference membership. Also, UALR added two sports -men's and women's Justin, Brett, Saletta, Mike and Mollie 177 ECU Football

Dr. Henry Vansant Barry Brickman Jeff Davis Steve Gowan Dr. Ernest Schwarz Dr. Henry Vansant Associate Athletics Director for Administration and Non-Revenue Sports Dr. Henry VanSant, whose association with East Carolina spans five decades, is in his ninth year as associate athletics director at his alma mater. During the spring of 1995, VanSant served as acting director of athletics and among his accomplishments were the hiring of Joe Dooley as men's basketball coach and Anne Donovan as women's basketball coach. VanSant was an administrative assistant to the athletics director for three years prior to his elevation to associate director. In addition to working closely with athletics director Mike Hamrick, VanSant is responsible for overseeing all internal operations within the athletics department. He oversees the business office, student-athlete support services, Olympic sports programs and operations. VanSant first came to ECU in 1957 as a student-athlete on the 1957 Pirate football team. He was a center and linebacker for ECU teams from 1957-60 before becoming a member of the ECU coaching staff from 1962-70 under coach Clarence Stasavich. In 1960, VanSant received the E.E. Rawl Memorial Award for character, scholarship and athletic achievement. The Hampton, Va. native, was the freshman coach from 1962-66 and, in 1966, he coached the only undefeated first-year team in school history. He also assisted on the Pirates' back-to-back Tangerine Bowl titles in 1964-65. VanSant has also been a head football coach on the high school level in North Carolina, as well as head coach at Guilford College and Lenoir-Rhyne College. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from East Carolina in 1961 and 1962, respectively. He later received his doctoral degree in education from the University of Alabama in 1975. VanSant is married to the former Flora McDonald and they have two sons, Chuck and John. Barry Brickman Director of Athletics Business Barry Brickman, 39, begins his first year as Director of Athletics Business at East Carolina. Brickman joined the Pirates' program in July after serving five years as Associate Athletic Director for Business Affairs at Western Kentucky University. At WKU, Brickman was responsible for establishing a new business office for the athletics department, in addition to developing, managing and reporting for the Hilltoppers' annual budget. Prior to going to Western Kentucky, Brickman spent three years as Athletics Business Manager at the University of Texas at El Paso. He was Assistant Athletics Director at Delta State University from 1980 to 1988. At Delta State, Brickman served as ticket manager and was also responsible for promotions,game management supervision and athletic concessions. He also served eight years as women's softball coach at the Mississippi school. Brickman, a native of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, earned his bachelore's degree at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario in June of 1979. He also earned a Masters in sports administration at Ohio University in 1980. Brickman and his wife, Gary Lynn, have two children: Clifford Warren and Brittany Lynn. 178 Jeff Davis Assistant Athletics Director for Operations and Equipment Jeff Davis, 34, is in his sixth year as assistant athletics director for operations and equipment, after serving as Director of Operations the previous six. In his role, Davis is involved in staging of all athletic events, including planning and scheduling of all athletics practice and facility usage on campus. He also coordinates team travel for all of ECU's Olympic sports. Davis has served on facility planning committees in conjunction with the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum renovation projects and is on the committee for the next phase of stadium expansion. Davis has also served as site coordinator for the North Carolina High School Eastern Regionals at Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum and has hosted several conference championships. He was the facility coordinator for the state Special Olympics for two years. He has served on the game management committee for the CAA men's basketball tournament for the last seven years and was the chairman of the committee in 1995. Davis earned his bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education from East Carolina in 1984. He earned his M.A. Ed from ECU in 1987. Davis, native of Wilson, N.C., was a member of the Phi Epsilon Kappa fraternity and an honor roll student for three semesters. Davis earned two letters in baseball and two in football at Beddingfield High School in Wilson. He also played in the Coastal Plains Semi-Pro Baseball League for four years. He is married to the former Nicole Adams of Greenville. Steve Gowan Director of Marketing Steve Gowan is in his third year as Director of Marketing, after serving two years as Assistant Director of Marketing. In his role, Gowan manages the day-to-day operation of the marketing office, including development and implementation of marketing packages, corporate sponsorship and game program advertising sales as well as the creation and placement of all athletic department print and electronic media promotional advertising. Gowan, a native of Wallace, N.C., came to ECU from WCZI-FM in Greenville, where he served as an Account Executive and Sports Director. Gowan's relationship with ECU Athletics began in 1989. A member of the Pirate Sports Radio Network, Gowan served as on-air anchor and producer for Pirate football broadcasts and as color analyst for Pirate basketball. He also handles play-by-play duties for Pirate baseball. Gowan received his bachelor's degree in biology from the University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill in 1988. While in Chapel Hill, Gowan was employed by WCHL-AM, as well as the Tar Heel Sports Network. Gowan, 30, is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators. Gowan is married to the former Candace Gillis, a native of Sanford, N.C. Dr. Ernest Schwarz Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Ernest Schwarz, entering his 30th year at East Carolina, serves as Faculty Athletic Representative for the University. Schwarz serves as liaison between faculty and staff and the athletics department, while also representing East Carolina within the NCAA, the governing body for intercollegiate athletics. In 1994-95, Schwarz served as the faculty athletic representative for the Colonial Athletic Association. Schwarz received his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees from the University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill. He is a full professor in the Exercise and Sport Science Department. He and his wife, Linda, reside in Greenville. ECU Footbal Dr. Henry Vansant Barry Brickman Jeff Davis Steve Gowan Dr. Ernest Schwarz Dr. Henry Vansant Associate Athletics Director for Administration and Non-Revenue Sports Dr. Henry VanSant, whose association with East Carolina spans five decades, is in his ninth year as associate athletics director at his alma mater. During the spring of 1995, VanSant served as acting director of athletics and among his accomplishments were the hiring of Joe Dooley as men's basketball coach and Anne Donovan as women's basketball coach. VanSant was an administrative assistant to the athletics director for three years prior to his elevation to associate director. In addition to working closely with athletics director Mike Hamrick, VanSant is responsible for overseeing all internal operations within the athletics department. He oversees the business office, student-athlete support services, Olympic sports programs and operations. VanSant first came to ECU in 1957 as a student-athlete on the 1957 Pirate football team. He was a center and linebacker for ECU teams from 1957-60 before becoming a member of the ECU coaching staff from 1962-70 under coach Clarence Stasavich. In 1960, VanSant received the E.E. Rawl Memorial Award for character, scholarship and athletic achievement. The Hampton, Va. native, was the freshman coach from 1962-66 and, in 1966, he coached the only undefeated first-year team in school history. He also assisted on the Pirates' back-to-back Tangerine Bowl titles in 1964-65. VanSant has also been a head football coach on the high school level in North Carolina, as well as head coach at Guilford College and Lenoir-Rhyne College. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from East Carolina in 1961 and 1962, respectively. He later received his doctoral degree in education from the University of Alabama in 1975. VanSant is married to the former Flora McDonald and they have two sons, Chuck and John. Barry Brickman Director of Athletics Business Barry Brickman, 39, begins his first year as Director of Athletics Business at East Carolina. Brickman joined the Pirates' program in July after serving five years as Associate Athletic Director for Business Affairs at Western Kentucky University. At WKU, Brickman was responsible for establishing a new business office for the athletics department, in addition to developing, managing and reporting for the Hilltoppers' annual budget. Prior to going to Western Kentucky, Brickman spent three years as Athletics Business Manager at the University of Texas at El Paso. He was Assistant Athletics Director at Delta State University from 1980 to 1988. At Delta State, Brickman served as ticket manager and was also responsible for promotions,game management supervision and athletic concessions. He also served eight years as women's softball coach at the Mississippi school. Brickman, a native of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, earned his bachelore's degree at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario in June of 1979. He also earned a Masters in sports administration at Ohio University in 1980. Brickman and his wife, Gary Lynn, have two children: Clifford Warren and Brittany Lynn. 178 Jeff Davis Assistant Athletics Director for Operations and Equipment Jeff Davis, 34, is in his sixth year as assistant athletics director for operations and equipment, after serving as Director of Operations the previous six. In his role, Davis is involved in staging of all athletic events, including planning and scheduling of all athletics practice and facility usage on campus. He also coordinates team travel for all of ECU's Olympic sports. Davis has served on facility planning committees in conjunction with the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum renovation projects and is on the committee for the next phase of stadium expansion. Davis has also served as site coordinator for the North Carolina High School Eastern Regionals at Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum and has hosted several conference championships. He was the facility coordinator for the state Special Olympics for two years. He has served on the game management committee for the CAA men's basketball tournament for the last seven years and was the chairman of the committee in 1995. Davis earned his bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education from East Carolina in 1984. He earned his M.A. Ed from ECU in 1987. Davis, native of Wilson, N.C., was a member of the Phi Epsilon Kappa fraternity and an honor roll student for three semesters. Davis earned two letters in baseball and two in football at Beddingfield High School in Wilson. He also played in the Coastal Plains Semi-Pro Baseball League for four years. He is married to the former Nicole Adams of Greenville. Steve Gowan Director of Marketing Steve Gowan is in his third year as Director of Marketing, after serving two years as Assistant Director of Marketing. In his role, Gowan manages the day-to-day operation of the marketing office, including development and implementation of marketing packages, corporate sponsorship and game program advertising sales as well as the creation and placement of all athletic department print and electronic media promotional advertising. Gowan, a native of Wallace, N.C., came to ECU from WCZI-FM in Greenville, where he served as an Account Executive and Sports Director. Gowan's relationship with ECU Athletics began in 1989. A member of the Pirate Sports Radio Network, Gowan served as on-air anchor and producer for Pirate football broadcasts and as color analyst for Pirate basketball. He also handles play-by-play duties for Pirate baseball. Gowan received his bachelor's degree in biology from the University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill in 1988. While in Chapel Hill, Gowan was employed by WCHL-AM, as well as the Tar Heel Sports Network. Gowan, 30, is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators. Gowan is married to the former Candace Gillis, a native of Sanford, N.C. Dr. Ernest Schwarz Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Ernest Schwarz, entering his 30th year at East Carolina, serves as Faculty Athletic Representative for the University. Schwarz serves as liaison between faculty and staff and the athletics department, while also representing East Carolina within the NCAA, the governing body for intercollegiate athletics. In 1994-95, Schwarz served as the faculty athletic representative for the Colonial Athletic Association. Schwarz received his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees from the University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill. He is a full professor in the Exercise and Sport Science Department. He and his wife, Linda, reside in Greenville. ECU Footbal

Norm Reilly Rosie Thompson John Welborn Lee Workman Dennis Young Norm Reilly Sports Information Director Norm Reilly is beginning his second year as Sports Information Director at East Carolina after serving 15 years in the sports information office at the University of Georgia. Reilly, 36, came to ECU in August of 1995 after a long tenure in Athens, Ga. where he had been the Bulldogs' Associate SID since 1987. Prior to that time, he had served as Assistant SID from 1982-87 and was a graduate assistant in the Georgia office from 1980-82. He graduated from Georgia in 1980 with an ABJ degree from the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism. As an undergraduate, he served on the staff of the school newspaper, THE RED & BLACK, two years and was sports editor three quarters. He won 12 CoSIDA publications awards while at Georgia for the Bulldog basketball media guides and game programs. Reilly, who worked on the press operations staff of the 1990 Goodwill Games in Seattle, served as Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting's chief liaison officer for the aquatics venue at the '96 Centennial Games. He has also worked on the media operations staff at the 1985 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four in Lexington, Ky. and has worked numerous NCAA regionals. Reilly is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America, Football Writers Association of America and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. He is married to the former Leslie Wi!Jiams of Baton Rouge, La., who was an Assistant SID herself at Ole Miss and Auburn. They have two sons -Trey, 6; and Graham, 3. Rosie Thompson Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance Rosie Thompson is in her second year as Senior Women's Administrator and Director of Compliance for her alma mater. A 1979 graduate of East Carolina, Thompson has a long association with ECU where she is a member of the Athletics Hall of Fame. Thompson, the school's alltime leading scorer and rebounder for women's basketball, played for the Lady Pirates from 1975-1980 and holds records for scoring in a season and rebounds in a season as well as being the most accurate free throw shooter in ECU history. Thompson had her jersey (#10) retired in 1990 and was honored with her induction in the Athletics Hall of Fame. Following her collegiate playing career, Thompson played one year of professional basketball with the St. Louis Streak, served as a graduate assistant for the ECU women's program and coached women's basketball and track at Northern Nash High School in Rocky Mount from 1982-1984. Thompson then served as Assistant Director of Admissions at ECU from 1984-1987. During that time she received her masters degree from the University in 1985. In 1987, Thompson returned to the playing court as assistant coach for the ECU women's program. In 1992, Thompson was elevated to head coach, just the fifth in ECU women's basketball history, a position she held until the Spring of 1995 when she resigned to become ECU's Senior Women's Athletic Administrator. Thompson, 39, is single and resides in Greenville. ECU Football John Welborn Coordinator of Grants and Financial Aid John Welborn is one of the true veterans of the East Carolina athletic family, having been involved with the Pirate program for 30 years. In that span, he has worked with nearly every facet of the athletics department. Currently, his role is the coordinator of all grants and aid for ECU studentathletes. Welborn also begins his 10th season as head coach of ECU's cross country teams. His outstanding achievements as a coach have already been recognized by his induction in the East Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1982. Welborn built a phenomenal 94-14-3 record as ECU's wrestling coach from 1967-77, and his teams won five consecutive Southern Conference titles, losing just one match in 10 years of in-state competition. Welborn, a native of Boone, N.C., is a 1964 graduate of Appalachian State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in physical education. He also received his M.A. in physical education from ASU in 1967. He is married to the former Christa Brund!, and they have three children -Pamella, Johnny and Christa. Lee Workman Assistant Athletics Director for Ticket Sales and Promotions Lee Workman, a member of the East Carolina athletics family since 1984, began as an intern and has held positions as Assistant Marketing Director, Marketing Director and currently serves as the Assistant Athletics Director for Ticket Sales and Promotions and as the University's Licensing Coordinator. In his position, Workman oversees ticket sales efforts, promotional and special events, such as The Great Pirate Purple/Gold Pigskin Pig-Out Party, student support groups, the administration of ECU's licensing program and game-day event coordination. During his tenure, ticket sales, licensing revenues and special event revenues and participation have achieved unprecedented levels at ECU. Workman is a 1983 graduate of Tennessee Tech, earning a B.S. degree in business administration and marketing. He earned a M.S. degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in 1984. He has been named as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America on three occasions and honored as the outstanding alumnus of the St. Thomas Sports Administration program. He is a member the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Association and Association of Collegiate Licensing Administrators. He currently serves on the NACMA Future Planning Committee and has been a presenter at the NACMA and Collegiate Licensing Company national seminars. Workman and his wife, Jan, have two children, Rachel and Jason. Dennis Young Pirate Club Executive Director Dennis Young was named Executive Director of the ECU Educational Foundation (Pirate Club) in September of 1991. A native of Winston-Salem, N.C., Young returned to Greenville after earning his undergraduate degree in accounting from ECU in 1969. Young also played football for the late Clarence Stasavich during his college career and lettered in 1966-67. Young will concentrate his efforts in the areas of major gift solicitation while overseeing the Foundation's operation. In 1972, Young became a licensed Certified Public Accounted. Young's 22 prior years of business experience include public accounting, commercial mortgage bonding, real estate and long-term healthcare. Young and his wife, Ellen, are the parents of two children, Chip, a student at ECU, and Allison Baise, who lives in Kernersville, N.C. 179 Norm Reilly Rosie Thompson John Welborn Lee Workman Dennis Young Norm Reilly Sports Information Director Norm Reilly is beginning his second year as Sports Information Director at East Carolina after serving 15 years in the sports information office at the University of Georgia. Reilly, 36, came to ECU in August of 1995 after a long tenure in Athens, Ga. where he had been the Bulldogs' Associate SID since 1987. Prior to that time, he had served as Assistant SID from 1982-87 and was a graduate assistant in the Georgia office from 1980-82. He graduated from Georgia in 1980 with an ABJ degree from the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism. As an undergraduate, he served on the staff of the school newspaper, THE RED & BLACK, two years and was sports editor three quarters. He won 12 CoSIDA publications awards while at Georgia for the Bulldog basketball media guides and game programs. Reilly, who worked on the press operations staff of the 1990 Goodwill Games in Seattle, served as Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting's chief liaison officer for the aquatics venue at the '96 Centennial Games. He has also worked on the media operations staff at the 1985 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four in Lexington, Ky. and has worked numerous NCAA regionals. Reilly is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America, Football Writers Association of America and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. He is married to the former Leslie Wi!Jiams of Baton Rouge, La., who was an Assistant SID herself at Ole Miss and Auburn. They have two sons -Trey, 6; and Graham, 3. Rosie Thompson Senior Women's Administrator/Director of Compliance Rosie Thompson is in her second year as Senior Women's Administrator and Director of Compliance for her alma mater. A 1979 graduate of East Carolina, Thompson has a long association with ECU where she is a member of the Athletics Hall of Fame. Thompson, the school's alltime leading scorer and rebounder for women's basketball, played for the Lady Pirates from 1975-1980 and holds records for scoring in a season and rebounds in a season as well as being the most accurate free throw shooter in ECU history. Thompson had her jersey (#10) retired in 1990 and was honored with her induction in the Athletics Hall of Fame. Following her collegiate playing career, Thompson played one year of professional basketball with the St. Louis Streak, served as a graduate assistant for the ECU women's program and coached women's basketball and track at Northern Nash High School in Rocky Mount from 1982-1984. Thompson then served as Assistant Director of Admissions at ECU from 1984-1987. During that time she received her masters degree from the University in 1985. In 1987, Thompson returned to the playing court as assistant coach for the ECU women's program. In 1992, Thompson was elevated to head coach, just the fifth in ECU women's basketball history, a position she held until the Spring of 1995 when she resigned to become ECU's Senior Women's Athletic Administrator. Thompson, 39, is single and resides in Greenville. ECU Football John Welborn Coordinator of Grants and Financial Aid John Welborn is one of the true veterans of the East Carolina athletic family, having been involved with the Pirate program for 30 years. In that span, he has worked with nearly every facet of the athletics department. Currently, his role is the coordinator of all grants and aid for ECU studentathletes. Welborn also begins his 10th season as head coach of ECU's cross country teams. His outstanding achievements as a coach have already been recognized by his induction in the East Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 1982. Welborn built a phenomenal 94-14-3 record as ECU's wrestling coach from 1967-77, and his teams won five consecutive Southern Conference titles, losing just one match in 10 years of in-state competition. Welborn, a native of Boone, N.C., is a 1964 graduate of Appalachian State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in physical education. He also received his M.A. in physical education from ASU in 1967. He is married to the former Christa Brund!, and they have three children -Pamella, Johnny and Christa. Lee Workman Assistant Athletics Director for Ticket Sales and Promotions Lee Workman, a member of the East Carolina athletics family since 1984, began as an intern and has held positions as Assistant Marketing Director, Marketing Director and currently serves as the Assistant Athletics Director for Ticket Sales and Promotions and as the University's Licensing Coordinator. In his position, Workman oversees ticket sales efforts, promotional and special events, such as The Great Pirate Purple/Gold Pigskin Pig-Out Party, student support groups, the administration of ECU's licensing program and game-day event coordination. During his tenure, ticket sales, licensing revenues and special event revenues and participation have achieved unprecedented levels at ECU. Workman is a 1983 graduate of Tennessee Tech, earning a B.S. degree in business administration and marketing. He earned a M.S. degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in 1984. He has been named as one of the Outstanding Young Men in America on three occasions and honored as the outstanding alumnus of the St. Thomas Sports Administration program. He is a member the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Association and Association of Collegiate Licensing Administrators. He currently serves on the NACMA Future Planning Committee and has been a presenter at the NACMA and Collegiate Licensing Company national seminars. Workman and his wife, Jan, have two children, Rachel and Jason. Dennis Young Pirate Club Executive Director Dennis Young was named Executive Director of the ECU Educational Foundation (Pirate Club) in September of 1991. A native of Winston-Salem, N.C., Young returned to Greenville after earning his undergraduate degree in accounting from ECU in 1969. Young also played football for the late Clarence Stasavich during his college career and lettered in 1966-67. Young will concentrate his efforts in the areas of major gift solicitation while overseeing the Foundation's operation. In 1972, Young became a licensed Certified Public Accounted. Young's 22 prior years of business experience include public accounting, commercial mortgage bonding, real estate and long-term healthcare. Young and his wife, Ellen, are the parents of two children, Chip, a student at ECU, and Allison Baise, who lives in Kernersville, N.C. 179

ECU Footbal Lisa Barrett Tina Beaulieu Demp Bradford Bill Carson Men's Basketball Secretary Marketing/ Assistant Ticket Men's Track Coach Special Events Secretary Manager Danielle Charlesworth Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Garrett Killian Staff Photographer Judd Crumpler Anne Donovan Operations Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Joe Dooley Men's Basketball Coach Ginny Doyle Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Brenda Edwards Ticket Office Manager Faye Everette Ticket Office Assistant Barbara Flake Accounting Pam Forrest Sports Information/ Electronic Media Secretary Beth Garris Ticket Office Assistant Amy Graham Dance Team Coach Lew Hill Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Chip Hutchinson Assistant Marketing Director Charles Justice Women's Track Coach Carolyn Justice-Hinson Assistant Sports Information Director

Rick Kobe Swimming Coach Linda Miller Sports Medicine Secretary Daryl Pender Mail Room/Copy Center Charlie Smith Assistant Baseball Coach Linda Leggett Accounting Bill Moore Tennis Coach Kit Roark Compliance Secretary Jo Lembo Olympic Sports Secretary Melrose Moore Swimming Secretary Neil Roberts Women's Soccer Coach Brenda Swain Director of Athletics Secretary Kim Walker Volleyball Coach Will Wiberg Men's Soccer Coach ECU Football Charisse Mapp Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Lane Odom Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Jon Rose Diving Coach Kevin Williams Golf Coach Martin McGillan Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Gary Overton Baseball Coach Ethel Satchell Women's Basketball Secretary Sarah Winbourne Administration Secretary 181 Rick Kobe Swimming Coach Linda Miller Sports Medicine Secretary Daryl Pender Mail Room/Copy Center Charlie Smith Assistant Baseball Coach Linda Leggett Accounting Bill Moore Tennis Coach Kit Roark Compliance Secretary Jo Lembo Olympic Sports Secretary Melrose Moore Swimming Secretary Neil Roberts Women's Soccer Coach Brenda Swain Director of Athletics Secretary Kim Walker Volleyball Coach Will Wiberg Men's Soccer Coach ECU Football Charisse Mapp Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Lane Odom Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Jon Rose Diving Coach Kevin Williams Golf Coach Martin McGillan Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Gary Overton Baseball Coach Ethel Satchell Women's Basketball Secretary Sarah Winbourne Administration Secretary 181

The East Carolina University Educational Foundation, better known as the Pirate Club, is the backbone of financial support for ECU Athletics. �Monies raised by the organization are used to help fund student-athlete scholarship costs associated with the Pirate athletics program.The Pirate Club continues to grow, as it surpassed the coveted $1 million contribution mark and 4,000-plus members for the eighth consecutive year. 1996's goals are $1.6 millionin unrestricted contributions. Dennis Young, a 1969 ECU graduate, is the Pirate Club's Executive Director. Dennis is responsible for the Educational Foundation's participation in the University's $50 million "Shared Visions Campaign" and oversees the Pirate Club operation. A native of Winston-Salem, Dennis played football at ECU during the 1965-67 seasons. He and his wife, Ellen, have two children -Allison Baise and Chip. Mark Hessert is the Pirate Club's Associate Director. Prior to joining the Pirate Club staff, Mark was Executive Director of The University of Akron's Zip Athletic Club. Mark is respon-sible for the Pirate Club's annual fund cam-paign and oversees the Pirate Rep Program. Mark and his wife, Cheri, have one child -Logan.Matt Maloney and Mark Wharton are Pirate Club Assistant Directors. Matt and Mark have responsibility of coordinating the Pirate Club's 34 community chapters, which span the East Coast from Washington, D.C. to Atlanta, Ga. Pirate Club members enjoy a number of benefits including priority in purchasing football and basketball season tickets and Donald Stocks President Mark Wharton Assistant Director postseason tickets; private and semi-private parking for home games; use of Pirate Club facilities; monthly newsletter; and the opportunity to attend special meetings with ECU coaches and athletic administrators. In 1993, a new point system was developed to use in determining priority seating for Pirate Club members. The system takes into consideration a member's annual contribution, consecutive years of membership, cumulative amounts given over time, and season ticket purchasing. Minimum annual membership contributions begin at $75. Members of the Pirate Club also receive a sense of ownership in the success of the Pirate athletics program and a great deal of satisfaction from their investment in the lives of Pirate studentathletes, who represent ECU on and off the "playing fields." 1996 Executive Committee EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT ............................................ Donald A. Stocks EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ............................... Walter L. Williams DIRECTORS (1996-97) Jim F. Buckman Glyn Collins Dave Englert Pam Kachmer Harry Sloan TWO-YEAR DIRECTORS (1995-96) James Ficklen Alan Jessup Bruce Mears Diane Murphrey Bobby Vause EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ............................................. Dennis A. Young EXECUTIVE TREASURER ............................................... Richard Brown ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ................................................... Mike Hamrick FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE ....................................... Ernest Schwarz IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT .......................................... Doug Byrd 182 Dennis Young Mark Hessert Executive Director Associate Director Pete Triebenbacher Grace Worthington Systems Coordinator Special Projects Coordinator LaTrenda Hardy Secretary Shannon Prosser Data Entry Clerk Matt Maloney Assistant Director Maha Banning Receptionist/Secretary 1996 Community Chairmen Alamance ......................... .. ....... Vance Forrester Albemarle ............ ................. .. ......... Jeff Medlin Dare/Currituck.. .. ... Johnnie Robbins Beaufort ........................ .. ............... Tommy Swanner Cape Fear Area..... ................................ .. ........ Robert Allen Carteret. .. ................................e... James Pearsall Craven/Pamlico .................................. .. .. Andy Bayliss Cumberland/Hoke ........ Rex Moody Duplin ... ...................... Wayne Jones Durham/Orange ...... Alan Jessup Forsyth/Stokes/Surry /Yadkin/Davie . .. ... Doug Daniel Granville/Franklin/Vance/Warren .... Johnny Overby Greene ...... ... Larry Pate Guilford/Rockingham/Randolph ..e................. Heidi Bradley Halifax/Northampton .......................e....................e.. Joel Williams Hertford/Bertie/Chowan/Gates ................... .. ........... Al Nichols Johnston/Harnette. ................. .. ......... Thomas Combs Lee/Chatham .......................................... .. .... John McPhaul Lenoir ............. ................. .. ......................e............. Ricky Hardy Martin ................. .. .. Bill Poole Mecklenburg/Catawba/Lincoln/Gastone........ .. ......... Scott Dover Onslow /Jones ..........e.................e.............................e.................e...... Greg Cooper Person/Caswell .................e........................e....................... Herman Gentry Pitt .............................. ........................... .. ......... Mark Barber Rocky Mount/Nashe.................. ................. .. ...............e.... Chris Griffin Washington/Tyrrell/Hyde .. .................... .. ........ James C. Morris Wake ................ .. ..... Corey Duber Waynee................ ................. ................... .. ................ Nelson Callahan Wilson...... ................................ .. ........ Bill Shreve Coastal South Carolinae. ............................. .. ...... Frank Ceruzzi Georgiae................ ............................... .. ............. Jeff Wilson Central Virginia ............ .............................. ... Wayne Lineberry Tidewater Virginia........ .. ......................e.......................e......... David Englert Metro Washington, D.C. ................................. .. ................e........ Lee Riddle ECU Footbal The East Carolina University Educational Foundation, better known as the Pirate Club, is the backbone of financial support for ECU Athletics. �Monies raised by the organization are used to help fund student-athlete scholarship costs associated with the Pirate athletics program.The Pirate Club continues to grow, as it surpassed the coveted $1 million contribution mark and 4,000-plus members for the eighth consecutive year. 1996's goals are $1.6 millionin unrestricted contributions. Dennis Young, a 1969 ECU graduate, is the Pirate Club's Executive Director. Dennis is responsible for the Educational Foundation's participation in the University's $50 million "Shared Visions Campaign" and oversees the Pirate Club operation. A native of Winston-Salem, Dennis played football at ECU during the 1965-67 seasons. He and his wife, Ellen, have two children -Allison Baise and Chip. Mark Hessert is the Pirate Club's Associate Director. Prior to joining the Pirate Club staff, Mark was Executive Director of The University of Akron's Zip Athletic Club. Mark is respon-sible for the Pirate Club's annual fund cam-paign and oversees the Pirate Rep Program. Mark and his wife, Cheri, have one child -Logan.Matt Maloney and Mark Wharton are Pirate Club Assistant Directors. Matt and Mark have responsibility of coordinating the Pirate Club's 34 community chapters, which span the East Coast from Washington, D.C. to Atlanta, Ga. Pirate Club members enjoy a number of benefits including priority in purchasing football and basketball season tickets and Donald Stocks President Mark Wharton Assistant Director postseason tickets; private and semi-private parking for home games; use of Pirate Club facilities; monthly newsletter; and the opportunity to attend special meetings with ECU coaches and athletic administrators. In 1993, a new point system was developed to use in determining priority seating for Pirate Club members. The system takes into consideration a member's annual contribution, consecutive years of membership, cumulative amounts given over time, and season ticket purchasing. Minimum annual membership contributions begin at $75. Members of the Pirate Club also receive a sense of ownership in the success of the Pirate athletics program and a great deal of satisfaction from their investment in the lives of Pirate studentathletes, who represent ECU on and off the "playing fields." 1996 Executive Committee EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT ............................................ Donald A. Stocks EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ............................... Walter L. Williams DIRECTORS (1996-97) Jim F. Buckman Glyn Collins Dave Englert Pam Kachmer Harry Sloan TWO-YEAR DIRECTORS (1995-96) James Ficklen Alan Jessup Bruce Mears Diane Murphrey Bobby Vause EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ............................................. Dennis A. Young EXECUTIVE TREASURER ............................................... Richard Brown ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ................................................... Mike Hamrick FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE ....................................... Ernest Schwarz IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT .......................................... Doug Byrd 182 Dennis Young Mark Hessert Executive Director Associate Director Pete Triebenbacher Grace Worthington Systems Coordinator Special Projects Coordinator LaTrenda Hardy Secretary Shannon Prosser Data Entry Clerk Matt Maloney Assistant Director Maha Banning Receptionist/Secretary 1996 Community Chairmen Alamance ......................... .. ....... Vance Forrester Albemarle ............ ................. .. ......... Jeff Medlin Dare/Currituck.. .. ... Johnnie Robbins Beaufort ........................ .. ............... Tommy Swanner Cape Fear Area..... ................................ .. ........ Robert Allen Carteret. .. ................................e... James Pearsall Craven/Pamlico .................................. .. .. Andy Bayliss Cumberland/Hoke ........ Rex Moody Duplin ... ...................... Wayne Jones Durham/Orange ...... Alan Jessup Forsyth/Stokes/Surry /Yadkin/Davie . .. ... Doug Daniel Granville/Franklin/Vance/Warren .... Johnny Overby Greene ...... ... Larry Pate Guilford/Rockingham/Randolph ..e................. Heidi Bradley Halifax/Northampton .......................e....................e.. Joel Williams Hertford/Bertie/Chowan/Gates ................... .. ........... Al Nichols Johnston/Harnette. ................. .. ......... Thomas Combs Lee/Chatham .......................................... .. .... John McPhaul Lenoir ............. ................. .. ......................e............. Ricky Hardy Martin ................. .. .. Bill Poole Mecklenburg/Catawba/Lincoln/Gastone........ .. ......... Scott Dover Onslow /Jones ..........e.................e.............................e.................e...... Greg Cooper Person/Caswell .................e........................e....................... Herman Gentry Pitt .............................. ........................... .. ......... 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Pirate Club Endo1Nrnent Program IIn 1983, four prominent East Carolina University alumni saw the need to establish an endowment program for the University's Division I-A athletics program. Through their pledging $50,000 each toward establishment of a scholarship endowment fund, Roddy Jones of Raleigh, James Maynard of Raleigh, Alvin Hutzler of Richmond, Va. and Sam Wornom of Sanford played an important role in providing the basis for enhanced student-athlete scholarship funding by the East Carolina University Educational Foundation (Pirate Club) to ECU Athletics for years to come. Since 1983, the Educational Foundation's Endowment Fund has grown to approximately $2.3 million in assets. Earnings from endowment funds invested can be used by the Educational Foundation to help it meet its annual studentathlete scholarship funding pledge or for other restricted expenditures of ECU's 18 sports program. During the recent Shared Visions Campaign, three $100,000 Position Endowments were established. Further, a $500,000 gift was received by the Educational Foundation to help fund ECU Athletics' model student development program. To date, the following individuals and organizations have stepped forward in providing endowment support to the East Carolina University Educational Foundation: STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ENDOWMENT -$500,000 Robert A. & Margaret C. Ward, Burlington POST-GRADUATE ENDOWMENT -$100,000 EDP Enterprises, Inc., Dunn -Pat Draughon Memorial Scholarship POSITION ENDOWMENTS -$100,000 Marie S. Williams, Greenville -Point Guard Position on Men's Basketball Team Walter L. Williams, Greenville -Center Position on Men's Basketball Team William H. & Gloria Clark, Greenville -Second Baseman Position on Baseball Team GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS -$50,000 Al & Debby Bagwell, Warrenton G. Randy Bailey, Greenville Bob Barbour Honda, Greenville Ray Brewer, Jr., Greenville Jack & Sara Calvert, Lexington Edwin L. Clark, Jr., Greenville Joyce Draughon, Dunn Jack & Rachel Edwards, Greenville John & Joy Fisher, Granite Quarry Kirby & Sharon Harris, Greenville John P. Hudson, Durham Alvin Hutzler, Richmond, Va. Roddy Jones, Raleigh James Maynard, Raleigh Tony & Jeannie Misenheimer, Rockwell Mobley Insurance Company, Williamston Pete & Lynn Murphy, Rose Hill Parker & Becky Overton, Greenville Pitt County Pirate Club Chapter William B. Sloan, Chester, Va. A.T. Smith, Salisbury William L. Tripp, Greenville Robert A. Ward, Jr., Burlington David Lee Williams, Greenville Sam & Sandy Wornom, Sanford ECU Football 183

STADIUM EXPANSION PROJECT East Carolina University recently completed its first-ever major capital campaign -the $50 million Shared Visions Campaign. At the close of the campaign, the University raised more than $65 million for endowed scholarships, academic expansion, faculty development, ECU student programs and facility improvements. Included in the $65 million raised was $18 million for ECU Athletics. The Educational Foundation (Pirate Club), one of the University's three non-profit foundations, reported the following Shared Visions campaign results. . $6 million for the expansion of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium . $3 million for the further endowment of student-athlete scholarship support . $500,000 to endow the student-athlete development program . $400,000 to seed construction of a new Pirate Club Building . $6.5 million in annual scholarship funding Expansion plans for Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium call for the construction of an 8,000-seat deck atop the north side of the stadium, 3,000-4,000 permanent bleacher seats in the east end zone, and 1,500 club level seats under the north side decking. Completion of the 8,000-seat decking will be prior to the 1997 football season, with endzone seats and club level seats slated for completion by the 1998 season. Following this expansion, Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium will seat approximately 48,000 fans. When it comes to student-athlete scholarship funding, the ECU Educational Foundation has increased its endowment fund to $2.5 million as a result of the Shared Visions Campaign. Successes of the Shared Visions Campaign were the direct result of efforts from many volunteers who not only gave their financial support to this campaign, but their valuable time as well. Robert A. "Bob" Ward and Henry G. Williamson served this campaign effort well as CoChairmen. Ward is Executive Vice President of Finance and Administration at Unifi, Inc. in Greensboro and Williamson is President and COO of BB&T Financial Corporation in Winston-Salem. More than 550 people made Shared Visions Campaign pledges to the East Carolina University Educational Foundation in support of the University's athletics program. dj 184 ECU Footbal

East Carolina University is one of the fastest growing institutions of higher learning in the United States. Currently, 20 percent of the campus is under construction or renovation or will be in the upcoming months. With an enrollment of nearly 1 8,000 students, East Carolina University is the third-largest institution of the 1 6-campus University of North Carolina system. It has a work force of more than 3,500, a faculty numbering more than 1 ,1 00 and a budget of almost $290 million. The University offers bachelor's degrees in 1 02 program tracks while the Graduate School has 70 master's degree programs. East Carolina University and its Department of Athletics has all of the tools necessary for a student-athlete to succeed. It's more than j ust buildings and the academic and athletic programs that makes ECU a great place. It's the diversity of its people - teachers, coaches, administrators and students ! Todd Dining Hall opened in Fall 1 994 and is a s tate-of-the-art dining facility. Renovations are also underway in Joyner Library, which will make it one of the most functional facilities of its kind in the country. 1 86 Construction is nearing completion on a new S tuden t Recrea tion Cen ter, which should be completed in Fall of 1 996. ECU Footba East Carolina University is one of the fastest growing institutions of higher learning in the United States. Currently, 20 percent of the campus is under construction or renovation or will be in the upcoming months. Withanenrollmentofnearly18,000 students, East Carolina University is the third-largest institution of the 16-campus University of North Carolina system. It has a work force of more than 3,500, a faculty numbering more than 1,100 and a budget of almost $290 million. The University offers bachelor's degrees in 102 program tracks while the Graduate School has 70 master's degree programs. East Carolina University and its Department of Athletics has all of the tools necessary for a student-athlete to succeed. It's more than just buildings and the academic and athletic programs that makes ECU a great place. It's the diversity of its people-teachers, coaches, administrators and students! Todd Dining Hall opened in Fall 1994 and is a state-of-the-art dining facility. Renovations are also underway in Joyner Library, which will make it one of the most functional facilities of its kind in the country. 186 Construction is nearing completion on a new Student Recreation Center, which should be completed in Fall of 1996. ECU Footba

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At East Carolina University, athletic and academic excellence are inseparable goals for student-athletes. The University is committed to the academic success and graduation of students participating in its athletic programs. The Department of Athletics supports this commitment with extensive counseling services in order to maximize the success of every student-athlete. The ECU Athletics Department is committed to its Student Development Program and the understanding that student-athletes become well-rounded in all aspects of life. The primary goals for the Student Development Program are: 1) to support in the efforts of every student-athlete who attends ECU to earn a degree, 2) to provide assistance for the student-athlete in the development of values, emphasizing the qualities of leadership,3) to enhance the interpersonal relationships and communication skills of the student-athlete, 4) to facilitate the fulfillment of career and life goals of each student-athlete, 5) to safeguard the academic integrity of the University by insuring compliance with all rules of the University and the NCAA. Among the Academic Development Services available for student-athletes are tutorial programs, study halls, academic skills development, orientation, athletic department convocation, and reading and math assessment. Additional programs such as interview skills workshop, tutorial recruitment and training, leadership development seminars, a speaker's bureau and community service programs are an important part of the student development program. Academic For the third year in row, the East Carolina University football program was recognized as one of the best in the country for academic achievement by the College Football Association (CFA). ECU was one of 18 schools nationally which was named as having a graduation rate of 70 percent or better. The Student Development Office is dedicated to the principle that the development of the student-athlete is the most important objective. 188 ECU Footba At East Carolina University, athletic and academic excellence are inseparable goals for student-athletes. The University is committed to the academic success and graduation of students participating in its athletic programs. The Department of Athletics supports this commitment with extensive counseling services in order to maximize the success of every student-athlete. The ECU Athletics Department is committed to its Student Development Program and the understanding that student-athletes become well-rounded in all aspects of life. The primary goals for the Student Development Program are: 1) to support in the efforts of every student-athlete who attends ECU to earn a degree, 2) to provide assistance for the student-athlete in the development of values, emphasizing the qualities of leadership,3) to enhance the interpersonal relationships and communication skills of the student-athlete, 4) to facilitate the fulfillment of career and life goals of each student-athlete, 5) to safeguard the academic integrity of the University by insuring compliance with all rules of the University and the NCAA. Among the Academic Development Services available for student-athletes are tutorial programs, study halls, academic skills development, orientation, athletic department convocation, and reading and math assessment. Additional programs such as interview skills workshop, tutorial recruitment and training, leadership development seminars, a speaker's bureau and community service programs are an important part of the student development program. Academic For the third year in row, the East Carolina University football program was recognized as one of the best in the country for academic achievement by the College Football Association (CFA). ECU was one of 18 schools nationally which was named as having a graduation rate of 70 percent or better. The Student Development Office is dedicated to the principle that the development of the student-athlete is the most important objective. 188 ECU Footba ECU Faculty Representative Dr. Ernest Schwarz (left) is presented a CFA recognition plaque by CFA Chairman of the Board Bill Tucker.

ECU's Student Development Program has been selected as one of five in the nation to become an advisory institution for the NCAA Life Skills Program. A'CADEMICS ATHLETICS Amy Barnes Academic Development Coordinator ECU Football PARTNERS . IN . EXCELLENCE Nita Boyce Student Services Coordinator Carlester Crumpler Academic Counselor Patricia Respess Student Development Secretary 189 ECU's Student Development Program has been selected as one of five in the nation to become an advisory institution for the NCAA Life Skills Program. A'CADEMICS ATHLETICS Amy Barnes Academic Development Coordinator ECU Football PARTNERS . IN . EXCELLENCE Nita Boyce Student Services Coordinator Carlester Crumpler Academic Counselor Patricia Respess Student Development Secretary 189

East Carolina University's student-athletes train for competition under the direct supervision of Director of Strength and Conditioning Jeff Connors, assistant Jack Midyette and graduate assistant Mike Morgan. Connors and his staff direct workouts in the 5,000square foot weight training facility, in the Ward Sports Medicine Building. ECU athletes have 25 tons of weights available to them as well as Eagle Cybex machines and an assortment of Olympic-standard weight equipment. The objectives of the Strength and Conditioning program are to help in the development of speed, power and strength, intensity, kinesiology and endurance. The staff feels that the stronger, faster, quicker and more intense athlete will be better equipped to compete on the intercollegiate level. ECU athletes have been able to increase their strength, stamina and speed through the supervision of the Strength and Conditioning Staff. Jeff Connors Jack Midyette Director of Assistant Coach, Strength and Conditioning Strength and Conditioning Mike Morgan Graduate Assistant, Strength and Conditioning 190 ECU Footbal

The student-athlete at East Caro-lina University has the luxury of having one of the finest sports medicine programs in the Southeast. The ECU Sports Medicine Division affords every Pirate student-athlete the best available care and treatment of injuries. Headed by head athletic trainer Mike Hanley, assistants Jim Bazluki and Sue Graner and team physician Dr. John Siegel, the ECU Sports Medicine Department provides the student-athlete with the best possible prevention, evaluation, immediate treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. ... 0 D ??oo D The ECU Sports Medicine Division also has more than a dozen community-based physicians at their disposal. They lend their valuable time and expertise to the student-athletes, as well as to the undergraduate The Sports Medicine Center, located in the Ward Sports Medicine Building, is one of the finest of its kind in the country. students enrolled in the Sports Medicine educational program for athletic trainers, headed by program director Katie Walsh. Housed in the Ward Sports Medicine Building, adjacent to Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum, the Sports Medicine Center is a modern facility, equipped with state-of-the-art equipment. ECU Sports Medicine bases their beliefs on sincere sensitivity, dedication, personal attention, a?? well as providing the best possible treatment for Pirate student-athletes. Professional Consultants Dr. John Siegel, Team Physician/Student Health Services Dr. Edwin Bartlett, Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. William Bost, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. Paul Camnitz, Earn, Nose and Throat Charles Carter, R.Ph., Pharmacist Dr. James Carter, Vascular, Thoracic, General Surgery Dr. Gary Crawford, Oral Surgery Dr. Richard Evans, Dentistry Laurence Graham, Attorney Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr., Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. Stuart Lee, Neurosurgery Dr. Denis McGillicuddy, Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. Cameron Smith, Dermatology Dr. Wayne Kendrick, Internal Medicine Dr. William Monroe, Ophthalmology Dr. Greg Murphy, Urology ECU Football Dr. Edwin Bartlett Jim Bazluki Sue Graner Mike Hanley Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr. Dr. Denis McGillicuddy Dr. John Siegel Katie Walsh 191 The student-athlete at East Caro-lina University has the luxury of having one of the finest sports medicine programs in the Southeast. The ECU Sports Medicine Division affords every Pirate student-athlete the best available care and treatment of injuries. Headed by head athletic trainer Mike Hanley, assistants Jim Bazluki and Sue Graner and team physician Dr. John Siegel, the ECU Sports Medicine Department provides the student-athlete with the best possible prevention, evaluation, immediate treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. ... 0 D ??oo D The ECU Sports Medicine Division also has more than a dozen community-based physicians at their disposal. They lend their valuable time and expertise to the student-athletes, as well as to the undergraduate The Sports Medicine Center, located in the Ward Sports Medicine Building, is one of the finest of its kind in the country. students enrolled in the Sports Medicine educational program for athletic trainers, headed by program director Katie Walsh. Housed in the Ward Sports Medicine Building, adjacent to Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum, the Sports Medicine Center is a modern facility, equipped with state-of-the-art equipment. ECU Sports Medicine bases their beliefs on sincere sensitivity, dedication, personal attention, a?? well as providing the best possible treatment for Pirate student-athletes. Professional Consultants Dr. John Siegel, Team Physician/Student Health Services Dr. Edwin Bartlett, Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. William Bost, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. Paul Camnitz, Earn, Nose and Throat Charles Carter, R.Ph., Pharmacist Dr. James Carter, Vascular, Thoracic, General Surgery Dr. Gary Crawford, Oral Surgery Dr. Richard Evans, Dentistry Laurence Graham, Attorney Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr., Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. Stuart Lee, Neurosurgery Dr. Denis McGillicuddy, Orthopaedic Consultant Dr. Cameron Smith, Dermatology Dr. Wayne Kendrick, Internal Medicine Dr. William Monroe, Ophthalmology Dr. Greg Murphy, Urology ECU Football Dr. Edwin Bartlett Jim Bazluki Sue Graner Mike Hanley Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr. Dr. Denis McGillicuddy Dr. John Siegel Katie Walsh 191

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Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Expansion One of the exciting signs of growth and progress for East Carolina University and its football program is the ongoing expansion project at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The stadium expansion will be completed in two phases. The first phase will add an upper deck to the north side stands. The second phase will include the addition of club level seating on the north side, as well as new seating in the east endzone area. When completed, the additions will give Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium a capacity of approximately 48,000. 1996 IIAsr CAROUNA FoorBALL SCHttDUur Date Opponent Sept. 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE Sept. 14 at West Virginia Sept. 21 at South Carolina Sept. 28 CENTRAL FLORIDA Oct. 10 (Thurs.) SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Oct. 19 at Miami (Fla.) Nov. 2 ARKANSAS STATE Nov. 9 at Virginia Tech Nov. 16 OHIO Nov. 23 at Memphis Nov. 30 North Carolina State All Times Eastern and Subject to Change HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS *at Carolinas Stadium Site Time GREENVILLE 4:00 p.m. Morgantown, W.Va. 12:00 p.m. Columbia, S.C. 7:00 p.m. GREENVILLE 4:00 p.m. GREENVILLE 8:00 p.m. Miami, Fla. 4:00 p.m. GREENVILLE 2:00 p.m. Blacksburg, Va. 1 :00 p.m. GREENVILLE 2:00 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. *Charlotte, N.C. TBA