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THE 1993 PIRATES
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Neweeomer Biograpaies..... 2). 4.5 232-2... 52-54
THE STAFF
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Peso OeCKes 8 59-63
PAUMGNCS Seo Sia... a 64
SOOms WiCGCme 2 8 65
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ECU ve, 1995. Copenenis Noles... 2 a, 91-93
ECU ws. All Oaponents Becons.........%.....:.....-5... 94-95
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Playing football at East Carolina University is more than just going to practice and
getting ready to play on Saturdays. The cover photo of the 1993 East Carolina Foot-
ball Media Guide reveals so much more. A student-athlete has to juggle classes,
study halls, workout sessions, practices, games and other extracurricular activities.
It takes dedication, hard work, desire, organizational skills, leadership skills, com-
munication skills and commitment to succeed as a ''total student-athlete' on the
intercollegiate level. Student-athletes who achieve success in this environment are
"winners" despite the results on any given Saturday. (Photo by Mary North Davis)
1992 IN REVIEW
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MISCONANGOUS SIQUSUCS... 66 aie ee so 103
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DUPGMAUNES.. git. 1 POI el oe ee 105-106
Game-by-Game,.Sialisiics �344 oe eee. reece 107-109
Starling. 4vnOUpS.. WF Bas Geer As ee 110
Prayor Paricipation Chat...o C7 eee ee 111-112
Game SIOHeS: 26ers 113-123
1993 -Sonng Game 6200 et ee ee 124
Statistics of 1992:Letiermen bost4 7102. te. ais. |... 8, 125-129
1992 Monors/Recornds Broken �o4) 1.5.4.5. 7 8 130
RECORDS
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Teagi Records... 245 oe ae ee 136-137
Opponent Records. 6.45.0 1.5) fo ee 138-139
Career op fei... 3). sens ey es 140
Single-Season 70p Tene... 4466 3k a 141-142
100+ Yard Rushing Penormances. 3252. ..5-.............. 143
Other Top Performances =. 252 eee 144
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Dangest Margins 0s ka a 146
Ficklen Stadiuim-Records �2... 4.4.5. 6. 4 147-148
Yearly beaders, 45.055...) =. 149-150
Yearly team Statistics .... 26.5. 63 te ee 151-154
Miscellaneous Records. 3.24.60. 24k oe 155
Tae asl Jimena. 4.0 oat ei. 156
Key Pirate Perfonpmances =... ...,........... 2... 157-158
PIRATE FOOTBALL HISTORY
Year-by-7 ear/Pirate Footballs... 7202 ae 160-161
Pirates [hrovgh.tne Years... ....6.2............5,.. 5. 162-166
Honors and AWatdS ... 0.653.055. 5 2 167-171
EGU Athletic Hall of Fame �.) 83.2. 172-174
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EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
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Greenville and Eastern North Carolina....................... 196
Fickion Stadium). a ee 197-198
Shared Visions Campaign ...0 3... ........:,...,.... . 199
Pirate Athletics-A Program for the '90s ..................... 200
Credits
The 1993 East Carolina University Football Media Guide is a publication of the
ECU Sports Information Office. Editor: Charles Bloom. Printing, typesetting and
layout was done by Morgan Printers, Inc., Greenville, N.C.
Photography was done by Mary Davis Smith (chief photographer), Linda Burns,
Elbert Kennard, Action Sports of America and Tom Hanifer.
Copies of this guide are available from the Sports Information Office for $10.00
and are free to members of the working media.
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1993 Schedule
1992 Series
Date Opponent Record Record Site Time
Sept. 9 SYRACUSE (ESPN) 10-2-0 1-3-0 FICKLEN STADIUM S:01 p.i.
(Pirate Club Weekend)
Sept. 18 CENTRAL FLORIDA 6-4-0 1-0-0 FICKLEN STADIUM 4:00 p.m.
(Parents' Weekend)
Sept. 25 at Washington 9-3-0 0-0-0 Seattle, Wash. 3:38 0.N1.
Oc. 2 MEMPHIS STATE (PSN-TV) 6-5-0 2-1-0 FICKLEN STADIUM 12:08 p-.iM.
(Hall of Fame Weekend/
Chamber of Commerce Day)
Oc 8 at South Carolina 5-6-0 2-8-0 Columbia, S.C. 1:00 p.m.
Oct-16 LOUISIANA TECH 5-6-0 2-2-1 FICKLEN STADIUM 2:00 p.m:
(Homecoming)
�OCL 23 at Southern Mississippi 7-4-0 4-14-0 Hattiesburg, Miss. 6:00 p.m.
ci 30 at Virginia Tech 2-8-1 4-3-0 Blacksburg, Va. 1:00 pn.
Nov. 6 TULSA 4-7-0 0-2-0 FICKLEN STADIUM 1-0 D.Kik.
(Academic Success Day)
Nov. 13 at Kentucky 4-7-0 0-0-0 Lexington, Ky. 1206 p.m.
Nov. 20 at Cincinnati 3-8-0 7-0-0 Cincinnati, Ohio 1:00 p.m.
All Times Eastern
Kick-off times subject to change due to TV opportunities.
1992 Results record: 5)
Date Opponent Score Attend. Site
Sept. 5 SYRACUSE 21-42 L 36,500 (SO) FICKLEN STADIUM
Sept. 12 VIRGINIA TECH 30-27 W 39,121 (SO) FICKLEN STADIUM
Sept. 19 at South Carolina 20-18 W 60,030 Columbia, S.C.
Sept. 26 at Bowling Green 34-44 L 12,512 Bowling Green, Ohio
Oct. 10 at Duke 14-45 L 34,100 Durham, N.C.
Oct. 17 CINCINNATI 42-21 W 34,126 FICKLEN STADIUM
Oct. 24 at Pittsburgh 37-31 W 25,766 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Oct. 22 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 21-38 L 33,249 FICKLEN STADIUM
Nov. 7 at West Virginia 28-41 L 41,139 Morgantown, W.Va.
Nov. 14 ARKANSAS STATE 35-18 W 25,072 FICKLEN STADIUM
Nov. 21 at Memphis State 7-42 iL 17,345 Memphis, Tenn.
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Name: East Carolina University
Nickname: Pirates
Location: Greenville, N.C. 27858
Founded: 1907
Enrollment: 16,423 (Spring 1993)
School Colors: Purple (PMS 2607) and Gold (PMS 109)
Chancellor: Dr. Richard R. Eakin (Geneva College, '60)
Faculty Representative: Dr. Ernest Schwarz (North Carolina, '56)
Athletic Director: Dave Hart, Jr. (Alabama, '71)
Assoc. AD for Compliance and Revenue Sports:
Charlie Carr (North Carolina, '68)
Assoc. AD for Administration and Non-Revenue Sports:
Dr. Henry VanSant (East Carolina, '61)
Asst. AD for Business: Earline Leggett (Baker Business College)
Asst. AD for Student Development: Pam Penland (East Carolina, '71)
Asst. AD for Marketing: Jim Bass (N.C. State, '78)
Asst. AD for Special Events & Ticket Sales:
Lee Workman (Tennessee Tech, '83)
Asst. AD for Operations & Equipment: Jeff Davis (East Carolina, '84)
Head Football Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)
Career Record: 5-6 (1 season)
School Record: 5-6 (1 season)
1991 Record: 5-6
NCAA Affiliation: Division |-A Major Southern Independent
Base Offensive Alignment: Pro-Set
Base Defensive Alignment: Multiple 50
Stadium: Ficklen (35,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
Sports Information Director: Charles Bloom (South Carolina, '85)
Office Phone: (919) 757-4522
Home Phone: (919) 355-2268
FAX Machine: (919) 757-4528
Assistant Sports Information Director:
Carolyn Justice-Hinson (East Carolina, '89)
Home Phone: (919) 524-3334
Sports Information Staff: Pam Forrest (Secretary),
Dawn Schafer, Gabriel Baker, Nicole Inman, Kerry Nester,
Warren Sumner (Student Assistants)
Photographer: Mary North Davis
Dates to Remember
(Fri.) Aug. 6 - Freshmen Report (Evening Meal)
(Sat.) Aug. 7 - Freshman Physicals
(Mon.) Aug. 9 - First Day of Practice for Freshmen
(Wed.) Aug. 11 - Varsity Reports (Evening Meal)
(Thu.) Aug. 12 - Varsity Physicals
(Sat.) Aug. 14 - First Day of Practice for Varsity
(Sun.) Aug. 15 - Pre-Season Media Day
(Wed.) Aug. 18 - First Day in Pads
(Sat.) Aug. 21 - Last Day of Two-a-Day Practices
(Mon.) Aug. 23 - Classes Begin
(Sat.) Sept. 9 - Season Opener vs. Syracuse, 8 p.m. EDT,
Ficklen Stadium
Key Phone Numbers
Area Code 919
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Roster Breakdowns
RETURNING LETTERMEN: 27 (Offense: 10, Defense: 16, Special Teams: 1)
Offense: Derrek Batson (WR), Carlos Blake (WR), Ken Crawford (OG),
Carlester Crumpler (TE), Derrick Leaphart (C), Morris Letcher (WR),
Dwight Linville (TE), Junior Smith (RB), Terry Tilgnman (OG), Damon
Wilson (RB).
Defense: Garrett Beasley (DB), Charles Boothe (DE), Bernard Carter (DE),
Jeff Cooke (DT), Hank Cooper (SAF), Dealton Cotton (DT), David
Crumbie (CB), Greg Floyd (CB), Morris Foreman (SAF), Leonard Graham
(LB), Emmanuel McDaniel (CB), Travis Render (CB), Reggie Robinson
(LB), Walter Scott (DE), Robert Tate (CB), Derek Taylor (DT).
Special Teams: Michael Jacobs (P).
LETTERMEN LOST: 25 (Offense: 11, Defense: 12, Special Teams: 2)
Offense: Michael Anderson (QB), Clayton Driver (WR), Dia Hicks (WR),
Tony Howard (OT), Sean McConnell (QB), Charles Miles (RB), Tom Scott
(OT), Kurt Seekford (TE), Cedric Van Buren (RB), Nick Wilson (OT),
Peter Zophy (WR).
Defense: Adrian Barnhill (LB), Ryan Clayton (LB), Zaim Cunmulaj (DT),
Tony Davis (LB), Jerry Dillon (LB), Anthony Freeman (CB), Greg
Grandison (SAF), Rusty Hurley (DE), Thomas Jones (LB), Ernie Lewis
(LB), Victor McBryde (LB), Fred Walker (SAF).
Special Teams: Charles Howard (SN), Deke Owens (Pk).
RETURNING STARTERS: 14 (Offense: 7, Defense: 6, Special Teams: 1)
Offense: Junior Smith (RB), Morris Letcher (WR), Derrek Batson (WR),
Carlester Crumpler (TE), Ken Crawford (OG), Derrick Leaphart (C), Terry
Tilghman (OG).
Defense: Bernard Carter (DE), Jeff Cooke (DT), Walter Scott (DE), Greg
Floyd (CB), Travis Render (CB), Hank Cooper (SAF).
Special Teams: Michael Jacobs (P).
STARTERS LOST: 10 (Offense: 4, Defense: 5, Special Teams: 1)
Offense: Michael Anderson (QB), Clayton Driver (WR), Nick Wilson (OT),
Tom Scott (OT).
Defense: Zaim Cunmulaj (DT), Ernie Lewis (LB), Jerry Dillon (LB), Tony
Davis (LB), Greg Grandison (SAF).
Special Teams: Deke Owens (PK).
Football Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Steve Logan (Tulsa, '75)
Assistant Coaches:
Bob Babich (Tulsa, '84) - Inside Linebackers
Todd Berry (Tulsa, '83) - Running Backs/Offensive Coordinator
Larry Coyer (Marshall, 65) - Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Jeff Jagodzinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater, '85) - Offensive Line
Theo Lemon (Ohio Univ., 80) - Defensive Line
Doug Martin (Kentucky, 86) - Tight Ends
Chuck Pagano (Wyoming, '84) - Outside Linebackers
Dale Steele (South Carolina, '76) - Wide Receivers
Chris Thurmond (Tulsa, '75) - Defensive Backs
Recruiting Coordinator: Brett Rudolph (North Carolina, '88)
Graduate Assistants: Ray LaForte (Ithaca College, '91),
Sean McConnell (East Carolina, '93)
Director of Strength and Conditioning: Jeff Connors (Salem College, '80)
Director of Athletic Video: Tom Doyle (East Carolina, '89)
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In planning your coverage of East Carolina football in 1993, please review
the following items:
Working Credentials
Working space in the East Carolina press box will be allotted on the
following basis: (1) Daily newspapers covering for Sunday publication and
television stations covering for weekend news programs; (2) Sports editors
of North Carolina daily newspapers; (3) Radio personnel for an originating
broadcast; (4) Official school newspaper; (5) Television sports directors
and approved special coverage; (6) Print and TV working photographers.
Weekly press representatives and non-broadcasting radio representatives
may not be accommodated because of space limitations. We ask that you
contact the Sports Information Office in advance to check on space in the
press box. We ask that all media representatives write, on company letter-
head, early to acquire working credentials for East Carolina home games.
If time permits, we will mail your credentials. If not, they will be available
at the Athletic Ticket Office in Minges Coliseum. Remember, no spouses
or family members allowed on B level of the press box.
Photographers
Credentials for sideline photographers will be issued on the basis of cir-
culation, with priority granted to agencies covering the participating schools
on a regular basis.
A limited number of freelance photographer passes are available.
Freelance photographer guidelines include:
1) Requests must be received at least four days prior to the home game.
2) One credential per photographer.
3) Each freelance photographer must submit a contact sheet featuring
game and/or sideline action to the SID office no later than four days fol-
lowing game.
4) Should a freelance photographer request season credentials, the SID
requests at least 5 (five) 8x 10 black and white or color photos from each
game photographed.
5) The SID reserves the right to refuse a credential request from a
freelance photographer if these guidelines are not met.
All photographers who are issued working passes and desire to shoot
at field level may pick up arm bands in the press box. Flip cards will also
be available.
Telephones
The East Carolina Press Box provides five (5) long distance phone lines
for general use by writers. The long distance phones are not located along
the working press row, but on a table 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 con-
tacting 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 should be requested at the same time press
box/sideline passes are requested. A limited number of parking passes
will be available in a lot to the north side of Minges Coliseum behind the
soccer field. 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. Writers will be escorted to the interview
room by respective SID's with approximately five minutes remaining in
the game. The ECU locker room is closed to all media. A pre-game meal
is available beginning approximately 90 minutes before kickoff. Coffee and
cold drinks are served throughout the game.
Player Interviews
-During Game Week
All requests for player interviews during the week should be made at
least a day in advance with the sports information office.
Players will return telepnone calls to members of the media; player
telephone numbers will not be released. A time mutually convenient for
the player and the member of the media will be set up by the SID office.
All player calls returned will be COLLECT.
Pre-game interviews must be concluded by no later than Wednesday.
Players will not be asked to miss classroom time to do interviews.
-After the Game
Coach Steve Logan will hold a postgame interview with the media in
the Leo Jenkins Auditorium on the second floor of the Sports Medicine
Building, to the left of the Ficklen Stadium press box.
Sports Information Office representatives will be available to assist in
post-game interviews. Complete post-game 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 919-757-4570. You may also set
up interviews through the SID office at 919-757-4522.
Monday Press Luncheon
Coach Steve Logan holds a weekly luncheon-press conference each
Monday during the season, beginning at 12:30 in the Ward Sports Medicine
Building. Lunch is available from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. Several members
of the Pirate football squad will be available following Coach Logan's press
conference. If you wish to interview a certain member of the team at this
time, please contact the SID office in advance. A tape of the press con-
ference can be made available, if needed. Please contact the SID office
in advance for this service.
Hot Line
Daily taped reports are available on the Pirate hotline, a 900 service.
The number is 900-903-ECU1 (3281). Jeff Charles ''Voice of the Pirates"'
and the ECU Sports Information staff will provide actualities on the hotline.
There is a $.99 per minute charge for this service.
Radio, TV
Visiting radio networks planning to originate from Ficklen Stadium are
issued credentials by the SID 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 outfits wishing to broadcast action from Ficklen
Stadium, must request credentials in advance from the SID office. You
are also asked to contact Jeff Davis, Director of Operations at ECU, con-
cerning electrical power, set-ups, etc.
The Facility
A three-level working media facility is available to those covering ECU
football. This first-class facility will accommodate 92 print media repre-
sentatives on Level B, along with food operations, and basic press opera-
tions. Level C contains booths for radio, coaches, stadium PA, scoreboard
operations, host athletic director and security. Level D is an open-air photo
deck for television and coaches' films. All facilities are accessible via
elevator on the south side. Entry to the stadium for the media is through
the players' gate adjacent to Scales Field House on the southwest corner.
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 or filmed. All scrimmages will take place in Ficklen Stadium.
The press box will be open for attending media. In scrimmage situations,
only the first 15 minutes can be video-taped or filmed.
Pro Scouts
Depending on space, pro scouts are given credentials for the press box.
Request for credentials should be made through the SID Office.
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Additional Information
Media seeking additional information on East Carolina football should
contact:
Sports Information Office
East Carolina University
Sports Medicine Building
Greenville, NC 27858
(919) 757-4522
(919) 757-4528-FAX
Charles Bloom, Sports Information Director
Carolyn Justice-Hinson, Assistant Sports Information Director
Pam Forrest, Sports Information Secretary
Dawn Schafer, Nicole Inman, Gabriel Baker,
Kerry Nester, Warren Sumner, Student Assistants
Mary North Davis, Photographer
Directions to 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 (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 (Ficklen
Stadium is on the right).
From I-95 South
Take I-95 North to U.S. 264 exit (Wiison, 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 (Ficklen 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 (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 (Ficklen
Stadium is on the right).
Directions to Press Parking
Press parking is on Ficklen Drive, located next to the soccer field and
behind the North Stands of Ficklen Stadium. Entry to the lot is off Charles
Street onto Ficklen Drive, which is located just north of the large Minges
Coliseum parking lot.
Directions from Press Parking to Press Box
Walk around the West side of 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 from Press Box to Interview Room
Take elevator down to ground level. Go left until you reach the 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
MMCNCAll Eagle, 800-433-7300
wSA Express... ........ 933)... 800-428-4322
Taxi Services
City Cab Compaliy sy .2.60) 0. a ae 919-758-2161
Dependable Cab Company .....................05. 919-757-0288
Eagle Cab Company 2 = ee 919-757-3687
Pitt StICGE axl. a 919-758-2286
Tucker CabrCompany �=... 2... 4 919-752-6148
Automobile Rental
PANS ee ee a ee 919-758-4797
800-331-1212
Budget 3 ee 919-355-8700
919-752-5484
GNIS 6 ee 919-752-7518
800-654-3131
National =.) ee 919-757-3656
800-227-7368
Hotels
Filton. Wie ee 919-355-5000
Ramage |... 2. ee, 919-355-8300
Comotinn.. �..'...... 7... 919-756-2792
mOlgay IN �ss 919-758-3401
PIAMDION MN 9s al ee ee a 919-355-2521
Fast CarginadnNe sce eee: ee ee es 919-752-2122
SiimerS ete . ee es se 919-758-8888
Econo Lodge. 20 919-752-0214
Cricket lan. 3. 919-758-5544
mrborgate lin... gk 919-355-5699
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work, owned and operated by the East Carolina University Athletics
Department.
All operations of the Pirate Sports Network are coordinated, pro-
duced and directed by Jeff Charles, Director of Electronic Media at
East Carolina.
This year's Network is anchored by WDLX 93.3 FM with its
100,000 watt signal that blankets all of Eastern North Carolina. Key
market affiliates include WCRY 1460 AM Fuquay-Varina (Raleigh),
WGLD 1320 AM (Greensboro), WTOB 1380 AM (Winston-Salem),
WAAK 960 AM (Charlotte-Gastonia), WOJY 1390 AM (Hampton,
Virginia) serving Tidewater. WCZI 98.3 FM and WKQT 103.3 FM are
the Flagship stations.
Carlester Crumpler, ECU's all-time leading rusher, begins his
sixth year as analyst, Steve Gowan hosts the pre-game, half-time,
post-game shows and updates scores, Warren Baker serves as
engineer-producer with Martin Fuerer handling sideline duties.
Spotters include Aaron Beaulieu and Jim Bass. Britt Purtee is the
statistician.
Charles begins his sixth year as ''Voice'"' of the Pirates and his
fourteenth year of college play-by-play. The Piqua, Ohio native
served as the ''Voice"' of Virginia Tech and Furman University and
also broadcast Big Ten play-by-play for the University of Illinois. He
also served as sports director at WSB Atlanta where he handled
Peach Bowl duties and hosted a nightly talk show on the 50,000-watt
clear channel station.
In addition to his duties at ECU, Charles works Metro Conference
basketball telecasts for Raycom and does selected telecasts for
Home Team Sports. He has also worked college basketball games
for ESPN.
Charles and his wife Debby have one son Britt, and a daughter
Heather, deceased.
Anheuser-Busch returns for its 17th year as the primary network
sponsor.
Coach Logan Show
The Steve Logan Show, featuring ECU's head football coach and
Jeff Charles, will be aired over five commercial television stations
and four cable networks in 1993.
The 30-minute program takes viewers inside ECU football with
in-depth interviews, taped highlights and interesting features.
The show will be produced by Charles with WNCT-TV Sports
Director Brian Bailey serving as assistant producer and reporter.
Kevin O'Brien of WNCT-TV is the chief photographer. The show will
be produced through the facilities of WNCT-TV in Greenville.
The Steve Logan Show will air each Sunday on the following
stations: WNCT-TV (Ch. 9, Greenville, N.C.), Noon; WRDC-TV (Ch.
28, Raleigh, N.C.), Noon; WWAY-TV (Ch. 3, Wilmington, N.C.),
Noon; and WNRW-TV (Ch. 45, Winston-Salem, N.C.), 11:30 p.m.
Home Team Sports airs the show Thursdays at 5:30 p.m., Sport-
South Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m., Raleigh Durham Cablevision
Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. and Fridays at 9:30 p.m., Vision Cable
Morehead City Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. and WVT Ch. 20 Roanoke
Rapids at 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays.
Jeff Charles, ''Voice of the Pirates'' with Carlester Crumpler
and Steve Gowan.
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Florida, Memphis State and Tulsa games. Louisiana Tech and
Syracuse game tickets are $18.00. One dollar from each ticket sold
to the Louisiana Tech game will be contributed to a specified academic
program by the athletics department. Washington game tickets sell
for $24.00, South Carolina and Virginia Tech are $20.00, Kentucky
tickets are $18.00 each and Southern Mississippi and Cincinnati are
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In order for East Carolina to improve on its 5-6 mark of 1992, it will
have to improve in three different categories. And, the ECU coaching
staff has addressed those needs at every available opportunity.
First, the defense must improve on its 105th ranking in the final
NCAA statistics. ECU's defense gave up an average of 456.7 yards
per game in 1992. Opponents averaged 253.4 rushing yards per game
last season, which put the Pirate defense 106th in that category.
To address this need, Pirate head coach Steve Logan hired Larry
Coyer as the new ECU defensive coordinator. Coyer comes to East
Carolina with plenty of experience, having been the defensive
coordinator at lowa, Oklahoma State, lowa State, Memphis State and
with the Michigan Panthers of the USFL.
'"'Larry Coyer is the best recruit we had this year,'' said Logan.
Secondly, the Pirate offense must cut down on turnovers. Last
season, ECU quarterbacks threw 27 interceptions. That, along with
10 lost fumbles, helped give opponents 91 points last season.
Opponents started 32 drives in ECU's territory last season.
The experience of a season helps address this need. However,
Marcus Crandell will start at quarterback replacing Michael Anderson,
who has left the program. Also, the addition of running back Jerris
McPhail will help the Pirate offense. The tandem of McPhail and Junior
Smith will see ECU use a two-back set more often in 1993.
Lastly, kicking game must improve. Last year, ECU averaged a
net of 32.4 yards per punt, which was 88th in the NCAA statistics. Also,
Pirate kickers hit only two of seven field goals, none longer than 31
yards, last season. :
To address this need, Logan signed a punter and kicker during
the recruiting period. Bill Wilson, a junior college transfer, averaged
43.44 yards per punt in spring drills. Last season, Wilson played at
NE Oklahoma A&M. Chad Holocomb, a freshman from Smryna, Ga.,
will be asked to handle the kicking chores.
lf East Carolina can improve in these three areas, it looks to be
a much improved team over last season.
The Pirates do have an immense amount of talent returning from
last season. On the offensive side of the ball, the Pirates have seven
starters returning. Running back Junior Smith rushed for 1,037 yards
last season and tight end Carlester Crumpler caught 38 passes for
524 yards in 1992.
On defense, six starters come back including defensive end
Bernard Carter, who already holds school single season (11) and
career (20-1/2) sack records.
The schedule will be tougher. East Carolina opens its season with
a nationally-televised (ESPN) contest against Syracuse on Sept. 9.
The Pirates also have to travel to Washington (Sept. 25), South
Carolina (Oct. 9), Southern Mississippi (Oct. 23), Virginia Tech (Oct.
30), Kentucky (Nov. 13) and Cincinnati (Nov. 20).
In addition, the Pirates host Central Florida (Sept. 18), Memphis
State (Oct. 2), Louisiana Tech (Oct. 16) and Tulsa (Nov. 6).
Four of the final games on the 1993 schedule are on the road.
Offense
QUARTERBACKS: With the loss of Michael Anderson to academics,
redshirt freshman Marcus Crandell will be asked to handle the load.
Anderson, a sophomore last season, completed 222 of 398 passes
for 2,486 yards with 22 touchdowns and 23 interceptions.
Crandell, 6-0, 202, had a fine spring, progressing quicker than
coaches would have thought. In four major spring scrimmages,
Crandell completed 74 of 163 passes for 831 yards with eight
touchdowns and 11 interceptions.
''Marcus has a lot of redeeming qualities,' said Logan. ''He has
a great arm, is quick and mobile, and has great instincts. For a
freshman, he has great leadership ability and his attitude has been
outstanding."'
The Robersonville, N.C. native, was a first-team all-state selection
in 1991 at Roanoke High School.
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Battling Crandell for the starting position in the spring was Chris
Hester, another redshirt freshman. Hester, 6-3, 190, will be the number
two quarterback in the fall. Coaches like his quick release and drop-
back passing ability.
Orlando Whitaker returns for his junior year and will also see back-
up duty.
Perez Mattison, 6-1,185, from Anderson, S.C., and Dan Gonzalez,
6-3, 205, from Neptune, N.J., will be true freshmen in 1993 and have
bright futures at East Carolina.
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RUNNING BACKS: Position coach Todd Berry is blessed with talent
and depth at the running back spot. Four of his top six players have
college game experience and that does not include the projected
starter at halfback.
The Pirates wiil use more of a two-back set this season than last.
That means Jerris McPhail, a newcomer, will start at halfback,
alongside returning 1,000 yard rusher Junior Smith.
Smith, a junior from Fayetteville, N.C., gained 1,037 yards and
scored nine touchdowns in 1992. He became the first ECU running
back since Anthony Collins in 1979 to gain 1,000 yards in a season.
He'll start at the fullback spot.
At 5-6, 180, Smith is extremely strong and quick. Coaches felt he
had a good spring, improving on blocking and catching the football.
McPhail has drawn the raves of Pirate coaches. The Clinton, N.C.
native, originally signed with Wake Forest before the 1991 season,
but never attended the school. He went to Mount Olive College in
1991-92, but did not play football and redshirted last season at East
Carolina.
The 6-0, 190 sophomore, is a supreme talent. He is capable of
making the big play with his great speed, tremendous hands, football
Savvy and size.
Ronnie Williams, a senior, was moved from wide receiver to
halfback in the spring and will back up McPhail. The Rock Hill, S.C.
native, gives the Pirates someone who can catch the ball well out of
the backfield and someone who doesn't mind mixing it up with the
defense.
Damon Wilson, a junior, will back up Junior Smith at fullback. The
Jacksonville, Fla. native, had a fine spring, showing his hard running
style and good blocking. Wilson is a good short yardage situation
runner.
Carlos Blake, a sophomore, will be the third halfback while Eric
Blanton, a sophomore walk-on, will be the third fullback.
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WIDE RECEIVERS: A young and inexperienced group greets coach
Dale Steele for fall camp. Of the top five wide receivers, only two have
seen college game experience.
Going into fall camp, redshirt Allen Williams and senior Morris
Letcher, get the starting nods at wide receiver.
Williams, 6-1, 190, will get the nod at split end. He made the key
catches in the spring, averaging 25.75 yards per grab in four
scrimmages. Coaches feel he has the potential to be one of the best
in ECU history. Williams has great hands and good size.
Letcher comes into the 1993 season with All-America calibre
potential. Last season, he caught 47 passes for 557 yards and five
touchdowns. The Kansas City, Kan. native, also returns kickoffs and
punts. He finished 12th in the nation last season in all-purpose rushing,
averaging 147.82 yards per game.
Letcher has exceptional speed (4.48), good hands and can take
the big hits. Coaches are looking for big things from him.
Derrek Baston, a sophomore, will likely back up both Letcher and
Williams. He made the transition from halfback to wide receiver in the
spring. Batson has big play potential. With his work habits, coaches
feel sure he'll make an impact in 1993.
Lamont Edwards, a walk-on sophomore, and Mitchell Galloway,
a redshirt freshman, will also see backup duty. Edwards missed most
of spring practice to play on the Pirate baseball team. He has good
hands and size for the wide receiver spot.
Coaches think Galloway has tons of potential. He has outstanding
speed (4.45), good hands and is tough. Only a lack of experience
stands in his way to becoming an impact player this season.
Linwood DeBrew, 5-10, 175 from Newport News, Va., and Jason
Nichols, 5-10, 170 from Norcross, Ga., will be true freshmen this
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TIGHT ENDS: East Carolina has one of the best tight ends in college
football for the 1993 season.
Carlester Crumpler has already earned several first-team AIll-
America mentions in pre-season publications. And, he's truly
deserving.
The Greenville, N.C. senior, caught 38 passes for 524 yards and
four touchdowns last season. Position coach Doug Martin also feels
that '"Crump'"' had his best spring of his career this year. He catches
the ball well, is an excellent blocker, has good speed and runs well.
For the East Carolina offense to be successful in 1993, Crumpler
will have to be a key component.
Dwight Linville, a sophomore, will back up Crumpler. He moved
to tight end from wide receiver before last season, so coaches feel
comfortable about his receiving abilities. He has put on about 10
pounds from last season.
Scott Richards and Sean Richardson, both redshirt freshmen, are
young back-ups. Richards came to ECU as a quarterback and was
moved to tight end during the spring. Former ECU and current
Minnesota Viking Luke Fisher was another tight end who came to
campus originally as a quarterback.
OFFENSIVE LINE: This group has a mixture of youth and experience.
However, the inexperience shows at several key positions.
The key to the offensive line this season will be the availability of
Terry Tilghman at left tackle. The 6-6, 276 senior is ECU's best
lineman. However, during spring drills, the Mesquite, Texas native,
suffered a knee injury, which sidelined him. Position coach Jeff
Jagodzinski is hopeful that he'll have Tilghman close to 100 percent
by the start of fall drills.
With the loss of Tilghman, several young players could get
additional playing time. Redshirt freshman Ron Suddith, Mike McCall,
John Schlager and Lloyd Cameron could figure in the picture as well
as junior Chad Averett.
Senior Daryl Taylor is the likely starter at right tackle. The
Fayetteville, N.C. native, began his ECU career as an offensive
lineman, but was moved to defense in his redshirt freshman season.
Taylor, 6-3, 290, is probably ECU's best athlete on the offensive line.
He is strong and has good footwork.
The starters on the three interior line spots are all seasoned
veterans. Tom Coleman will start at left guard and Ken Crawford will
hold down the right guard spot. Derrick Leaphart starts for the second
straight season at center.
Coleman, 6-3, 280, had the best spring of his ECU career in 1993.
The senior is a good run blocker and is quick off the ball. He'll be
backed up by junior Reuben Jones, who missed last season coming
off a knee injury.
Crawford, 6-5, 278, is a three year starter on the offensive line.
Coaches like his pass blocking technique and he has improved his
strength and speed.. Senior Greg Smith is the likely backup for
Crawford at right guard.
Leaphart, 6-2, 310, can be as good as he wants to be at center.
He was pushed in the spring by sophomore Kevin Wiggins. ECU
coaches feel the competition at the position will be good for both
players.
Andy Dulioki, Shane McPherson and Brian Nagy are true freshmen
this season and have bright futures in the Pirate football program.
Defense
DEFENSIVE LINE: Youth and experience meet again, this time with
the defensive line. Coach Theo Lemon's defensive line has plenty of
athletic skills, but will need to take advantage of repetitions and game
experience to mature.
Two veterans return to start at the noseguard and defensive tackle
positions. Senior Derek Taylor will start at noseguard and junior Walter
Se
Scott starts at defensive tackle.
Taylor, 6-0, 275, had a great spring and will be the nucleus of the
defensive line. Coaches like his technique and his work ethic. He has
good strength and speed for the position. Taylor had 27 tackles in 1992.
Scott, 6-3, 253, moved from defensive end in the spring and is an
outstanding athlete. Last season, Scott had 26 tackles from his end
spot.
A redshirt freshman, Lamont Burns, will start at the defensive end
position. The Greensboro, N.C. native, began the spring at outside
linebacker but was moved to defensive end. At 6-5, 245, Burns has
good physical skills to go along with his aggressive attitude. He could
be a post-season honors candidate before his Pirate football career
iS over.
Seniors Jeff Cooke and Dealton Cotton will play reserve roles on
the defensive line. Both have started at times during their ECU careers.
Cooke, 6-1, 277, had 29 tackles last season. Cotton, 6-0, 274, had 19
stops last season. Sophomore Charles Boothe, 6-6, 248, will back up
Burns at defensive end. Coaches feel that the sky is the limit with
Boothe. They like his athletic skills and size.
Daniel Russ, Jeff Griffin and junior college transfer Sean Turner
will play reserve roles on the defensive line. Turner was injured during
spring drills, so coaches could not get a good look at him. He'll need
to take advantage of the repetitions in fall camp in order to get playing
time.
Chris Aivazoglou and John Krawczyk come into the program in the
fall and could make a contribution.
Bernard Carter
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OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS: The two starters at this position have the
skill and experience to be a major force on the defensive side of the
football. Bernard Carter will be the starter at the rush end and Eric
Meyers starts at the drop end.
Carter, 6-3, 248, has been mentioned in several pre-season
publications as one of the ten best defensive ends in college football.
Position coach Chuck Pagano thinks Carter is the "'total package'"'
- he's smart, has great physical abilities, plays hard, versatile, a
leader and a good student.
The Tallahassee, Fla. senior, already holds school records for sacks
in a single season (11 last season) and in a career (20-1/2).
Myers, 6-4, 248, began the spring as an inside linebacker and was
moved to the outside late in the spring. He played the position last
season before injuring a knee against South Carolina. The Allen Park,
Mich. native, was able to get an injury redshirt and returns for his senior
campaign in 1993.
Coaches feel that Myers is an outstanding athlete and is a very
physical player. He showed no effects of the knee injury during spring
practice.
Freshman walk-on Isiah Owens had a good spring and could see
action as a reserve. Owens served in the military for several years
before coming to East Carolina. Coaches like his attitude and athletic
skills and feel he could be a major contributor during his Pirate football
career.
Pat Hurley, Kevin Stormer and Brian Williams could also make
contributions this season.
Willie Brookins and Marcus Jones are junior college transfers that,
coaches are hopeful, can make a contribution in the fall.
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INSIDE LINEBACKERS: This may be the youngest position group on
the ECU football squad and that worries position coach Bob Babich.
Going into fall camp, Mark Libiano, a true sophomore and Reggie
Robinson, a walk-on senior, are the starters at the inside linebacker
spots.
Libiano, 6-3, 225, was originally set to redshirt last season until
injuries to other linebackers forced him to play. He played in the final
six games of the season, and finished with 27 tackles. The Easton,
Pa. native, has a nose for the football and a lot of potential.
Robinson had a good spring, earning defensive MVP honors in the
spring game with 10 tackles. The Greensboro, N.C. native, is smart
and a good athlete. He lacks game experience, but really understands
the defensive scheme.
Leonard Graham, a junior, will play a back-up role. He missed most
of spring with an ankle injury.
Mike Sweat, a junior college transfer, will also see plenty of playing
time at inside linebacker. Coaches like his attitude, his football smarts
and fundamentals.
Brad Bunch, a redshirt freshman, could also see some playing time
in the fall.
True freshmen Marvin Burke and Lorenzo West could see
immediate action because of the lack of depth and experience at this
position.
SECONDARY: This group is one of the deepest on the squad with
eight players who have seen game experience. Four of the defensive
backs earned game experience last season as freshmen.
Going into fall camp, senior Travis Render and sophomore
Emmanuel McDaniel are the projected starters at the corners and
sophomores Morris Foreman and Hank Cooper are the likely starters
at the safeties.
Render, 5-9, 182, is a good cover man with good athletic skills. Last
season, he started all 11 games and recorded 47 tackles.
McDaniel, 5-9, 168, has good speed and quickness. Position coach
Chris Thurmond was pleased with his performance in the spring.
McDaniel moved from the number three fieldside corner to the number
one spot during the spring.
Foreman, 6-1, 210, can deliver the big hit from the strong safety
position. The Farmville, N.C. native, is a fine athlete and good run
support player. He can also return kickoffs and punts.
Cooper, 6-0, 184, has good range and is probably the best open
field tackler on the defensive unit. Last season, he had 43 total tackles
and five pass deflections.
Sophomore David Crumbie and seniors Greg Floyd and Robert
Tate will see back-up duty at the cornerback spots. Tate is the fastest
player (4.40) and perhaps the best athlete on the squad. Floyd is a
two-year starter at cornerback who could push for a starting position
in pre-fall camp. Crumbie had 17 tackles last season in a reserve role.
Daren Hart could see playing time at cornerback and special teams.
Senior Garrett Beasley and freshmen David Hart and E.J.
Gunthrope will provide depth at the saftey spots. Beasley, 6-0, 204,
is a fine run support and goal line defender. Hart and Gunthrope have
bright futures in the Pirate football program and will see playing time
this season.
Junior college transfer Columbus Grice will also add depth to the
defensive backfield.
Specialists
KICKER: Stephen Padgett held the placekicking duties during spring
drills, but newcomer Chad Holcomb will battle him for the starting
position. Padgett has range from inside 35 yards on field goals. His
average range for kickoffs is the 5 yard line. Holcomb has hit a
49-yarder in high school and had 80 percent of his kickoffs go into
the end zone. Holcomb is ECU's first recruited scholarship kicker since
1989.
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PUNTER: Pirate coach Steve Logan raves about junior college transfer
Bill Wilson. During spring drills, the Sallisaw, Okla. native, averaged
43.44 yards per punt on 41 attempts. Wilson is also adept at hitting
the coffin-corner punt and has good hand time.
RETURN SPECIALISTS: Morris Letcher will again handle most of the
returns. The senior from Kansas City, Kan., finished 15th in punt
returns and 12th in all-purpose rushing in the nation last season.
Sophomore Morris Foreman can also return punts as can sophomore
Jerris McPhail. Redshirt freshman Mitchell Galloway and McPhail may
see action returning kickoffs.
SNAPPER/HOLDER: Michael Jacobs, who punted last season, will
be snapping for punts in 1993. Coaches were very impressed with his
attitude and effort in becoming the regular snapper. Brian Williams
will snap for placement kicks with Jacobs holding for those attempts.
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Pirate Football Notes
For the second straight season, East Carolina will have a
nationally-televised game from Ficklen Stadium. On Sept. 9, the
Pirates will host Syracuse on ESPN. Last season, ESPN aired
ECU's game against Southern Mississippi from Ficklen Stadium.
The Golden Eagles won that game, 38-21.
Last season's contest was the first-ever aired nationally from
Ficklen Stadium. The Syracuse game will mark the fourth time in
the last three seasons that ECU has been on ESPN. In 1991, the
Pirates were on the network against Illinois and North Carolina
State.
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East Carolina will have one other game on live television
during the 1993 season. The Pirate Sports Television Network will
produce the Oct. 2 game against Memphis State. Kickoff is set for
12:08 p.m.
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East Carolina will take its longest road trip ever when the
Pirates play at Washington on Sept. 25. It will be ECU's first game
ever against a Pacific-10 Conference opponent.
The previous long trip for the Pirates had been to West Texas
State in 1970.
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East Carolina ranked 61st among NCAA Division I-A programs
in attendance average last season. The Pirates averaged 32,814
fans per game in 1992, an increase of 772 per game from 1991.
Of the top 70 schools in average attendance, 35 of those had
increased attendances from 1991.
However, ECU filled Ficklen Stadium to an average of 93.7
percent of capacity each home date.
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Of the early pre-season polls, East Carolina will play two
schools that are ranked in the top 20.
In the Football Writers Association of America poll, Syracuse
is ranked 10th and Washington is ranked 12th. In The Sporting
News poll, Syracuse is fourth and Washington 11th. In NCAA
Football Preview, Washington is 8th and Syracuse is 9th.
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One Pirate was taken in the 1993 National Football League
draft. Offensive tackle Tom Scott was taken in the sixth round by
the Cincinnati Bengals. Scott was the 148th pick of the draft.
Scott's selection marked the fourth straight year that East
Carolina has had at least one player selected in the NFL draft.
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ECU has fielded 57 teams during the school's 61 years of
playing collegiate football. During that span, the overall record for
Pirate football is 276-256-11, a 51.8 winning percentage. The
Pirates have won five games or more four straight seasons, the
first time that has been done at the school since 1976-79.
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In 1992, only two true freshmen saw action on the gridiron.
Linebacker Mark Libiano and defensive back Morris Foreman
were the only true freshmen to see playing time last season. Both
are expected to start and play key roles on the Pirate defense this
season.
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East Carolina now has scored in its last 53 games. The last
time the Pirates were shut out was Sept. 17, 1988 against South
Carolina (0-17). The longest such streak in ECU history is 110
games between 1971 and 1981.
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For a football program to have two starting linebackers (Robert
Jones and Vinsen Smith) for the Super Bowl Champion Dallas
Cowboys, the Pirate defense has not been that successful. And,
Larry Coyer will try to change that.
The new defensive coordinator came to East Carolina from
Ohio State before spring practice. Steve Logan feels that Coyer
can do the job.
"Larry Coyer is the best recruit | had this year,' Logan has
said.
Since 1984, the highest the ECU has ranked in the NCAA
statistics is 71st for total defensive yardage and 55th for points
allowed per game.
Last season, East Carolina finished 105 in total defense and
101 in scoring defense in the NCAA statistics.
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Several walk-ons had great springs and could see playing
time in the fall. They include freshman Isaih Owens (Marion, S.C.)
at defensive end, sophomore running back Eric Blanton
(Warwick, N.Y.), senior linebacker Reggie Robinson
(Greensboro, N.C.), sophomore center Kevin Wiggins (Pink Hill,
N.C.) and sophomore wide receiver Lamont Edwards (Clinton,
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The difference between an 11-1 record in 1991 and a 5-6
record in 1992. Try turnovers.
During ECU's top 10 national ranking run in 1991, the Pirates
had 10 interceptions and six fumbles for a total of 16 turnovers.
Off of those turnovers, opponents scored 55 points.
Last season, Pirate quarterbacks threw 27 interceptions and
lost 10 fumbles for a total of 37 turnovers. Off of those turnovers,
opponents scored 91 points.
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Defensive End � 6-3 � 236 � Sr-3L � Tallahassee, Fla.
Listed as the 10th best defensive end in the country by Lindy's and NCAA
Football Preview.
Broke the ECU mark for single-season sacks with 11 in 1992.
During his three year career, Carter has 2012 sacks, also a school record.
Overall, has 2912 career tackles for losses, which is 14 behind the school
record.
Had at least one tackle for loss or sack in nine of 11 games in 1992.
During 1992 season, had 78 total tackles (53 solos), 11 sacks for minus 87
yards, 4 tackles for losses for minus 14 yards, one pass deflection and a
team-high 23 quarterback pressures.
Had season high 15 stops against Arkansas State and also had 12 tackles
versus Southern Miss.
Has played in every game during the last three seasons and has started the
last 23 contests.
Junior Smith '
Running Back � 5-6 � 174 e Jr-2L � Fayetteville, N.C.
Became the first Pirate since Tony Collins in 1979 to rush for over 1,000
yards in a single season.
Smith rushed for 1,037 yards on 186 carries (5.6 avg.) and nine touchdowns
in 1992.
Finished 24th in the nation in rushing yards per game (94.27) in 1992.
1992 rushing total was fifth in school history and needs 845 yards to break
into the school's top 10 career list.
His 232 yards rushing against Arkansas State (31 carries) was the second
best rushing performance in ECU history. Only Billy Wightman's 245 yards
on 37 carries against Davidson (Nov. 8, 1969) ranks higher.
Had 133 yards rushing on 20 carries against South Carolina, including a
45-yard jaunt in 1992.
Had 150 yards on 18 carries against Southern Mississippi on ESPN last
season.
Finished 1992 season with 109 rushing yards on 28 carries against
Memphis State.
As a true freshman in 1991, had 42 carries for 152 yards.
Longest run of his career was a 55-yarder this season against Pittsburgh.
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ECU's 1993 All-America Candidates
Carlester Crumpler
Tight End � 6-6 � 245 e Sr-3L � Greenville, N.C.
Has been named as the nation's top tight end in almost every publication.
One of the top reception leaders among tight ends in college football in
1992.
Had 38 catches for 524 yards, a 13.8 yard average, and four touchdowns in
1992.
Caught at least one pass in every game in 1992, and had three or more in
eight contests.
e Had six catches against Syracuse (91 yards) and Bowling Green (104).
Had two TD catches against Cincinnati and one each against Virginia Tech
and Southern Miss.
TD against Virginia Tech was the game-winner with 42 seconds left in the
contest.
Father, Carlester, Sr., was an All-America running back at ECU and is now
an academics counselor in the school's athletics department.
Morris Letcher
Wide Receiver / Return Specialist � 5-9 � 165 � Sr-1L * Kansas City, Kan.
Listed as the 9th best all-purpose player in college football by Lindy's and
NCAA Football Preview.
Came within 69 yards of breaking ECU's single-season all-purpose rushing
mark in 1992.
Had 1,626 all-purpose rushing yards in 1992, third only to Tony Collins'
1,695 yards in 1979 and Dion Johnson's 1,673 yards in 1991.
Broke or tied seven school records during his first season at ECU - 1992.
Led Pirates with 47 catches for 557 yards, an 11.9 yard average, and five
touchdowns.
Averaged 21.4 yards on 36 kickoff returns and 11.9 yards per punt return on
22 attempts.
Finished 12th in the nation last season in all-purpose rushing and 15th in
punt return average.
Had an 85 yard punt return against Memphis State and a 46 yard kickoff
return against West Virginia.
Also had six carries for 35 yards.
Set ECU single-game record for all-purpose rushing yards against Memphis
State. Had 304 all-purpose rushing yards against the Tigers.
Played two seasons at Coffeyville (Kansas) Community College and
prepped at Wyandotte High School in Kansas City, Kan.
1993 Pre-Season Depth Chart
OFFENSE
QB 5 ~Marcus Crandell (6-0, 202, Fr-RS)
8 Chris Hester (6-3, 190, Fr-RS)
12 Orlando Whitaker (6-0, 181, So-1L)
RB 35 Junior Smith (5-6, 180, Jr-2L)
26 Damon Wilson (6-0, 233, Jr-2L)
31 Eric Blanton (5-9, 203, So-SQ)
HB 23 Jerris McPhail (6-0, 190, So-RS)
87 Ronnie Williams (6-0, 191, Sr-1L)
37 Carlos Blake (5-10, 196, So-1L)
FL 4 Morris Letcher (5-9, 165, Sr-1L)
25 Derrek Batson (5-9, 172, So-1L)
82 Mitchell Galloway (5-10, 173, Fr-RS)
SE 85 Allen Williams (6-1, 190, Fr-RS)
27 Lamont Edwards (6-0, 194, So-SQ)
LT 78 Terry Tilghman (6-6, 276, Sr-2L)
79 Chad Averett (6-2, 291, Jr-SQ)
76 Lloyd Cameron (6-4, 285, Fr-RS)
LG 74 Tom Coleman (6-3, 280, Sr-2L)
71 Reuben Jones (6-2, 259, Jr-1L)
73 Jake Gilray (6-4, 250, Fr-RS)
C 58 Derrick Leaphart (6-2, 310, Jr-2L)
63 Kevin Wiggins (6-0, 260, So-SQ)
RG 52 Ken Crawford (6-5, 278, Sr-2L)
69 Greg Smith (6-2, 262, Sr-1L)
Vince Scroggins (6-1, 266, Fr-RS)
RT 55 Daryl Taylor (6-3, 290, Sr-1L)
61 Ron Suddith (6-2, 292, Fr-RS)
77 Mike McCall (6-5, 265, Fr-RS)
72 John Schlager (6-7, 272, Fr-RS)
TE 88 Carlester Crumpler (6-6, 245, Sr-3L)
83 Dwight Linville (6-2, 233, So-1L)
90 Scott Richards (6-4, 238, Fr-RS)
86 Sean Richardson (6-5, 220, Fr-RS)
DEFENSE
OLB 80 Bernard Carter (6-3, 248, Sr-3L)
91 Willie Brookins (6-2, 225, Jr-JC)
DT 96 Walter Scott (6-3, 253, Jr-2L)
70 Jeff Cooke (6-1, 277, Sr-3L)
59 Jamie Gray (6-2, 293, Fr-RS)
NG 97 Derek Taylor (6-0, 275, Sr-3L)
94 Dealton Cotton (6-0, 274, Sr-3L) OR
95 Sean Turner (6-1, 253, Jr-JC)
DE 56 Lamont Burns (6-5, 245, Fr-RS)
99 Charles Boothe (6-6, 248, So-1L)
66 Jeff Griffin (6-7, 229, Fr-RS)
OLB 46 Eric Myers (6-4, 248, Sr-1L)
47 Brian Williams (6-4, 219, Fr-RS)
WLB 81 Mark Libiano (6-3, 225, So-SQ)
44 Mike Sweat (6-2, 233, Jr-JC)
MLB 41 Reggie Robinson (5-11, 223, Sr-1L)
84 Leonard Graham (6-1, 222, Jr-2L)
BCB 9 Travis Render (5-9, 182, Sr-2L)
34 Greg Floyd (5-10, 185, Sr-3L)
15 Robert Tate (5-9, 175, Sr-2L)
21 Daren Hart (5-9, 181, Fr-RS)
FS 13 Hank Cooper (6-0, 184, So-1L)
22 David Hart (5-9, 173, Fr-RS)
6 E.J. Gunthrope (6-2, 197, Fr-RS)
SS 7 Morris Foreman (6-1, 210, So-1L)
20 Garrett Beasley (6-0, 204, Sr-2L)
FCB 3 Emmanuel McDaniel (5-9, 168, So-1L)
17 David Crumbie (5-9, 175, So-1L)
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Ee 14 Bill Wilson (6-4, 223, Jr-JC)
10 Michael Jacobs (6-5, 225, So-1L)
PK 24 Chad Holcomb (6-2, 160, Fr-HS)
Stephen Padgett (5-9, 158, So-TR)
SN 10 Michael Jacobs (6-5, 225, So-1L)
47 Brian Williams (6-4, 219, Fr-RS)
H 10 Michael Jacobs (6-5, 225, So-1L)
KOR 4 Morris Letcher (5-9, 165, Sr-1L)
23 Jerris McPhail (6-0, 190, So-RS)
82 Mitchell Galloway (5-10, 173, Fr-RS)
PR 4 Morris Letcher (5-9, 165, Sr-1L)
7 Morris Foreman (6-1, 210, So-1L)
23 Jerris McPhail (6-0, 190, So-RS)
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50 = Chris Aivazoglou DL 6-3 270 Fr-HS 5-4 Eddystone, Pa. (Ridley HS/Hargrave Mil. Acad.)
79 Chad Averett OT 6-2 291 Jr-SQ 2-2 Warner Robins, Ga. (Northside HS)
25 Derrek Batson WR 5-9 172 So-1L 3-3 Miami, Fla. (Killian HS)
20 + Garrett Beasley SAF 6-0 204 Sr-2L 1-1 Atlanta, Ga. (Therrell HS)
37 Carlos Blake HB 5-10 196 So-1L 3-3 Macon, Ga. (SW Macon HS)
31 Eric Blanton RB 5-9 203 So-SQ 3-3 Warwick, N.Y. (Warwick Valley HS)
99 Charles Boothe DE 6-6 248 So-1L 3-3 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Anderson HS)
91 #�Willie Brookins DE 6-2 225 Jr-JC 3-2 West Palm Beach, Fla. (NE Oklahoma A&M)
Carlos Brown LB 6-1 215 Fr-HS 5-4 Elizabeth City, N.C. (Northeastern HS)
93 Brad Bunch LB 6-3 220 Fr-RS 4-4 Bamberg, S.C. (HS)
39 Marvin Burke LB 6-1 235 Fr-HS 5-4 Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS)
56 Lamont Burns DE 6-5 245 Fr-RS 4-4 Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS)
76 Lloyd Cameron OT 6-4 285 Fr-RS 4-4 Springfield, Mass. (Bridgeton Academy)
80 Bernard Carter DE 6-3 248 Sr-3L 1-1 Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
74 Tom Coleman OG 6-3 280 Sr-2L 1-1 Miami, Fla. (Palmetto HS)
70 ~=Jeff Cooke DT 6-1 erT Sr-3L 1-1 Sanford, N.C. (Lee County Sr. HS)
13 Hank Cooper SAF 6-0 184 So-1L 3-3 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
94 Dealton Cotton DT 6-0 274 Sr-3L 2-1 Norfolk, Va. (Granby HS)
Edward Crabtree P 6-0 193 Fr-RS 4-4 Dunn, N.C. (Triton HS)
5 Marcus Crandell QB 6-0 202 Fr-RS 4-4 Robersonville, N.C. (Roanoke HS)
33 �B.J. Crane LB 6-1 220 Fr-HS 5-4 College Park, Ga. (Lovett HS)
52 Ken Crawford OG 6-5 278 Sr-2L 1-1 Riviera Beach, Fla. (Sun Coast HS)
17. David Crumbie CB 5-9 175 So-1L 3-3 Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
88 Carlester Crumpler ie 6-6 245 Sr-3L 1-1 Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS)
19 Linwood DeBrew WR 5-10 175 Fr-HS 5-4 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS)
75 ~~ Andy Dulioki CL 6-6 250 Fr-HS 5-4 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
Alexander Durden SN 5-11 195 Fr-RS 4-4 Middleboro, Mass. (HS)
27 Lamont Edwards WR 6-0 194 So-SQ 3-3 Clinton, N.C. (HS)
Derrick Floyd WR 5-10 163 So-SQ 3-3 Wilmington, N.C. (Laney HS)
34 Greg Floyd CB 5-10 185 Sr-3L 2-1 Anderson, S.C. (T.L. Hanna HS)
7 Morris Foreman SAF 6-1 210 So-1L 4-3 Farmville, N.C. (HS/Fork Union)
82 Mitchell Galloway WR 5-10 173 Fr-RS 4-4 Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro HS)
73 Jake Gilray OG 6-4 250 Fr-RS 4-4 Sarasota, Fla. (HS)
11. Dan Gonzalez QB 6-3 205 Fr-HS 5-4 Neptune, N.J. (HS)
84 Leonard Graham LB 6-1 232 Jr-2L 2-2 Miami, Fla. (HS)
59 Jamie Gray DT 6-2 293 Fr-RS 4-4 Phoenixville, Pa. (HS)
42 Columbus Grice DB 5-11 175 Jr-JC 3-2 Greenville, N.C. (Butler County CC)
66 Jeff Griffin DE 6-7 229 Fr-RS 4-4 Anderson, S.C. (Crescent HS)
6 E.J. Gunthrope SAF 6-2 197 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland HS)
Charles Hammond OG 6-0 260 So-SQ 3-3 Fairmont, N.C. (Orrum HS)
21 Daren Hart CB 5-9 181 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
22 ~#David Hart SAF 5-9 173 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
Christopher Haywood DE 6-1 229 So-1L 3-3 Wilmington, N.C. (Fuquay-Varina HS)
8 Chris Hester QB 6-3 190 Fr-RS 4-4 Loganville, Ga. (Rockdale County HS)
24 Chad Holcomb PK 6-2 160 Fr-HS 5-4 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
92 += Patrick Hurley DE 6-2 213 So-SQ 3-3 Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Gardens HS)
Brian Jacobs LB 6-1 222 Fr-RS 4-4 Pembroke, N.C. (Purnell Swett HS)
10 Michael Jacobs P/SN 6-5 225 So-1L 3-3 Smithfield, N.C. (Smithfield-Selma HS)
49 Marcus Jones DE 6-2 260 Jr-JC 3-2 Aurora, Ill. (San Bernadino Valley College)
71 ~+Reuben Jones OG 6-2 259 Jr-1L 2-2 Decatur, Ga. (Columbia HS)
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57 John Krawczyk DL 6-3 200 Jr-JC 3-2 Oglesby, Ill. (Illinois Valley CC)
58 Derrick Leaphart C 6-2 310 Jr-2L 2-2 Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
4 Morris Letcher WR 5-9 165 Sr-1L 2-1 Kansas City, Kan. (Coffeyville CC)
81 Mark Libiano LB 6-3 Zao So-1L 4-3 Easton, Pa. (HS)
83 Dwight Linville TE 6-2 Zo So-1L 3-3 Winston-Salem, N.C. (North Forsyth HS)
2 Perez Mattison QB 6-1 185 Fr-HS 5-4 Anderson, S.C. (Westside HS)
77 ~~ Mark McCall OT 6-5 265 Fr-RS 4-4 Rochelle, Ga. (Wilcox County HS)
3 Emmanuel McDaniel CB 5-9 168 So-1L 3-3 Jonesboro, Ga. (HS)
23 Jerris McPhail HB 6-0 190 So-RS 3-3 Clinton, N.C. (Mt. Olive College/Clinton HS)
67 Shane McPherson OL 6-3 265 Fr-HS 5-4 Cartersville, Ga. (HS)
46 Eric Myers DE 6-4 248 Sr-1L 1-1 Allen Park, Mich. (Grand Rapids JC)
68 Brian Nagy OL 6-6 265 Fr-HS 5-4 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
28 Jason Nichols WR 5-10 170 Fr-HS 5-4 Norcross, Ga. (Meadowcreek HS)
45 __-Isaih Owens DE 6-2 225 Fr-HS 5-4 Marion, S.C. (HS)
Stephen Padgett PK 5-9 158 So-TR 3-3 Huntingtown, Md. (Towson State University)
43 John Peacock LB 6-0 215 Fr-HS 5-4 Venice, Fla. (Cardinal Mooney HS)
Bruce Pearson SAF 6-1 190 So-SQ 3-3 Goldsboro, N.C. (HS)
89 Dante Randolph TE 6-4 207 Fr-HS 5-4 Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS)
9 Travis Render CB 5-9 182 Sr-2L 1-1 Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
90 Scott Richards af = 6-4 238 Fr-RS 4-4 North Augusta, S.C. (HS)
98 Brian Richardson DE 6-4 230 Fr-HS 5-4 Spring Hope, N.C. (Southern Nash HS)
86 Sean Richardson TE 6-5 220 Fr-RS 4-4 Durham, N.C. (Northern Durham HS)
41 Reggie Robinson LB 5-11 223 Sr-1L 1-1 Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley HS)
40 Daniel Russ DT 6-4 231 Fr-RS 4-4 Shallotte, N.C. (West Brunswick HS)
72 John Schlager OT 6-7 272 Fr-RS 4-4 Waldorf, Md. (La Plata HS)
96 Walter Scott DT 6-3 253 Jr-2L 3-2 Trenton, S.C. (Strom Thurmond HS)
Vince Scroggins OG 6-1 266 Fr-RS 4-4 Jackson Springs, N.C. (E. Montgomery HS)
Schizo Sherman RB 5-9 175 Sr-SQ 1-1 Conway, S.C. (HS)
Sonny Siaki LB 5-11 214 Fr-RS 4-4 Wilmington, N.C. (New Hanover HS)
69 Greg Smith OG 6-2 262 Sit 1-1 Chocowinity, N.C. (Washington HS)
35 Junior Smith RB 5-6 180 Jr-2L 3-2 Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS)
54 Kevin Stormer DE 6-0 232 Fr-RS 4-4 Farmville, N.C. (Farmville Central HS)
61 Ron Suddith OT 6-2 292 Fr-RS 4-4 Miami, Fla. (Palmetto Senior HS)
44 Mike Sweat LB 6-2 233 Jr-JC 3-2 Kirkland, Wash. (Dixie College)
15 Robert Tate CB 5-9 175 Sr-2L 1-1 Wilmington, N.C. (Laney HS)
55 Daryl Taylor OT 6-3 290 Sr-1L 1-1 Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS)
97 Derek Taylor DT 6-0 275 Sr-3L 1-1 Atlanta, Ga. (North Fulton HS)
78 ~=�~*Terry Tilghman OT 6-6 276 Sr-2L 2-1 Mesquite, Texas (HS)
95 Sean Turner DT 6-1 290 Jr-JC 3-2 Coffeyville, Kan. (Butler County CC)
1 Lorenzo West LB 6-3 230 Fr-HS 5-4 Atlanta, Ga. (Decatur HS)
12 Orlando Whitaker QB 6-0 181 Jr-1L 2-2 Battleboro, N.C. (N. Edgecombe HS)
Rob Whitten QB 6-2 215 So-RS 3-3 Charlotte, N.C. (Brigham Young University)
63 Kevin Wiggins C 6-0 260 So-SQ 3-3 Pink Hill, N.C. (South Lenoir HS)
85 = Allen Williams WR 6-1 190 Fr-RS 4-4 Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern HS)
47 _- Brian Williams DE/SN 6-4 219 Fr-RS 4-4 Garner, N.C. (HS)
87 Ronnie Williams HB 6-0 191 Sr-1L 1-1 Rock Hill, S.C. (Riverside CC)
14 ~-s Bill Wilson P 6-4 223 Jr-JC 3-2 Sallisaw, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M)
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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Elig. Hometown (Last School Attended)
1 Lorenzo West LB 6-3 230 Fr-HS 5-4 Atlanta, Ga. (Decatur HS)
2 Perez Mattison QB 6-1 185 Fr-HS 5-4 Anderson, S.C. (Westside HS)
3 Emmanuel McDaniel CB 5-9 168 So-1L 3-3 Jonesboro, Ga. (HS)
4 Morris Letcher WR 5-9 165 Sr-1L 2-1 Kansas City, Kan. (Coffeyville CC)
5 Marcus Crandell QB 6-0 202 Fr-RS 4-4 Robersonville, N.C. (Roanoke HS)
6 E.J. Gunthrope SAF 6-2 197 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland HS)
7 Morris Foreman SAF 6-1 210 So-1L 4-3 Farmville, N.C. (HS/Fork Union)
8 Chris Hester QB 6-3 190 Fr-RS 4-4 Loganville, Ga. (Rockdale County HS)
9 Travis Render CB 5-9 182 Sr-2L 1-1 Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
10 Michael Jacobs P/SN 6-5 225 So-1L 3-3 Smithfield, N.C. (Smithfield-Selma HS)
11. Dan Gonzalez QB 6-3 205 Fr-HS 5-4 Neptune, N.J. (HS)
12 Orlando Whitaker QB 6-0 181 Jr-1b 2-2 Battleboro, N.C. (N. Edgecombe HS)
13 Hank Cooper SAF 6-0 184 So-1L 3-3 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
14 ~- Bill Wilson = 6-4 223 Jr-JC 3-2 Sallisaw, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M)
15 Robert Tate CB 5-9 175 Sr-2L 1-1 Wilmington, N.C. (Laney HS)
17 David Crumbie CB 5-9 175 So-1L 3-3 Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
19 Linwood DeBrew WR 5-10 175 Fr-HS 5-4 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS)
20 Garrett Beasley SAF 6-0 204 Sr-2L 1-1 Atlanta, Ga. (Therrell HS)
21 Daren Hart CB 5-9 181 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
22 ~= David Hart SAF 5-9 173 Fr-RS 4-4 Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
23 Jerris McPhail HB 6-0 190 So-RS 3-3 Clinton, N.C. (Mt. Olive College/Clinton HS)
24 Chad Holcomb PK 6-2 160 Fr-HS 5-4 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
25 ~~ Derrek Batson WR 5-9 172 So-1L 3-3 Miami, Fla. (Killian HS)
26 Damon Wilson RB 6-0 233 Jr-2L 2-2 Jacksonville, Fla. (Ribault HS)
27 Lamont Edwards WR 6-0 194 So-SQ 3-3 Clinton, N.C. (HS)
28 Jason Nichols WR 5-10 170 Fr-HS 5-4 Norcross, Ga. (Meadowcreek HS)
31 + Eric Blanton RB 5-9 203 So-SQ 3-3 Warwick, N.Y. (Warwick Valley HS)
33 B.J. Crane LB 6-1 220 Fr-HS 5-4 College Park, Ga. (Lovett HS)
34 Greg Floyd CB 5-10 185 Sr-3L 2-1 Anderson, S.C. (T.L. Hanna HS)
35 Junior Smith RB 5-6 180 Jr-2L 3-2 Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS)
37 Carlos Blake HB 5-10 196 So-1L 3-3 Macon, Ga. (GW Macon HS)
39 Marvin Burke LB 6-1 235 Fr-HS 5-4 Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS)
40 Daniel Russ DT 6-4 231 Fr-RS 4-4 Shallotte, N.C. (West Brunswick HS)
41 Reggie Robinson LB 5-11 223 Sr-1L 1-1 Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley HS)
42 Columbus Grice DB 5-11 17S Jr-JC 3-2 Greenville, N.C. (Butler County CC)
43 John Peacock LB 6-0 275 Fr-HS 5-4 Venice, Fla. (Cardinal Mooney HS)
44 Mike Sweat LB 6-2 230 Jr-JC 3-2 Kirkland, Wash. (Dixie College)
45 Isaih Owens DE 6-2 225 Fr-HS 5-4 Marion, S.C. (HS)
46 Eric Myers DE 6-4 248 Sr-1L 1-1 Allen Park, Mich. (Grand Rapids JC)
47 Brian Williams DE/SN 6-4 219 Fr-RS 4-4 Garner, N.C. (HS)
49 Marcus Jones DE 6-2 260 Jr-JC 3-2 Aurora, Ill. (Gan Bernadino Valley College)
50 Chris Aivazoglou DL 6-3 270 Fr-HS 5-4 Eddystone, Pa. (Ridley HS/Hargrave Mil. Acad.)
52 Ken Crawford OG 6-5 278 Sr-2L 1-1 Riviera Beach, Fla. (Gun Coast HS)
54 Kevin Stormer DE 6-0 232 Fr-RS 4-4 Farmville, N.C. (Farmville Central HS)
55 Daryl Taylor OT 6-3 290 Sr-1L 1-1 Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS)
56 Lamont Burns DE 6-5 245 Fr-RS 4-4 Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS)
S57 ~=John Krawczyk DL 6-3 265 Jr-JC 3-2 Oglesby, Ill. (Illinois Valley CC)
58 Derrick Leaphart C 6-2 310 Jr-2L 2-2 Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
59 Jamie Gray DT 6-2 293 Fr-RS 4-4 Phoenixville, Pa. (HS)
61 Ron Suddith oT 6-2 292 Fr-RS 4-4 Miami, Fla. (Palmetto Senior HS)
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1993 ECU Numerical Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Elig. Hometown (Last School Attended)
63 Kevin Wiggins C 6-0 260 So-SQ 3-3 Pink Hill, N.C. (South Lenoir HS)
66 Jeff Griffin DE 6-7 229 Fr-RS 4-4 Anderson, S.C. (Crescent HS)
67 Shane McPherson OL 6-3 265 Fr-HS 5-4 Cartersville, Ga. (HS)
68 Brian Nagy OL 6-6 265 Fr-HS 5-4 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
69 Greg Smith OG 6-2 262 Sr-1L 1-1 Chocowinity, N.C. (Washington HS)
70 ~=Jeff Cooke or 6-1 277 Sr-3L 1-1 Sanford, N.C. (Lee County Sr. HS)
71 Reuben Jones OG 6-2 259 Jr-1L 2-2 Decatur, Ga. (Columbia HS)
72 John Schlager OT 6-7 Z2i2 Fr-RS 4-4 Waldorf, Md. (LaPlata HS)
73 Jake Gilray OG 6-4 250 Fr-RS 4-4 Sarasota, Fla. (HS)
74 Tom Coleman OG 6-3 280 Sr-2L 1-1 Miami, Fla. (Palmetto HS)
75 ~~ Andy Dulioki Ol 6-6 250 Fr-HS 5-4 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
76 Lloyd Cameron or 6-4 285 Fr-RS 4-4 Springfield, Mass. (Bridgeton Academy)
77. ~~ Mark McCall OT 6-5 265 Fr-RS 4-4 Rochelle, Ga. (Wilcox County HS)
78 ~~ ~'Terry Tilghman OT 6-6 276 Sr-2L 2-1 Mesquite, Texas (HS)
79 Chad Averett OT 6-2 291 Jr-SQ 2-2 Warner Robins, Ga. (Northside HS)
80 Bernard Carter DE 6-3 248 Sr-3L 1-1 Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
81 Mark Libiano LB 6-3 225 So-1L 4-3 Easton, Pa. (HS)
82 Mitchell Galloway WR 5-10 173 Fr-RS 4-4 Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro HS)
83 Dwight Linville TE 6-2 233 So-1L 3-3 Winston-Salem, N.C. (North Forsyth HS)
84 Leonard Graham LB 6-1 232 Jr-2L 2-2 Miami, Fla. (HS)
85 =Allen Williams WR 6-1 190 Fr-RS 4-4 Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern HS)
86 Sean Richardson TE 6-5 220 Fr-RS 4-4 Durham, N.C. (Northern Durham HS)
87 Ronnie Williams HB 6-0 191 Sr-1L 1-1 Rock Hill, S.C. (Riverside CC)
88 Carlester Crumpler Te 6-6 245 Sr-3L 1-1 Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS)
89 Dante Randolph TE 6-4 207 Fr-HS 5-4 Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS)
90 Scott Richards Ee 6-4 238 Fr-RS 4-4 North Augusta, S.C. (HS)
91 Willie Brookins DE 6-2 225 Jr-JC 3-2 West Palm Beach, Fla. (NE Oklahoma A&M)
92 Pat Hurley DE 6-2 213 So-SQ 3-3 Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Gardens HS)
93 Brad Bunch LB 6-3 220 Fr-RS 4-4 Bamberg, S.C. (HS)
94 Dealton Cotton DT 6-0 274 Sr-3L 2-1 Norfolk, Va. (Granby HS)
95 Sean Turner DT 6-1 253 Jr-JC 3-2 Coffeyville, Kan. (Butler County CC)
96 Walter Scott DT 6-3 253 Jr-2L 3-2 Trenton, S.C. (Strom Thurmond HS)
97 Derek Taylor DT 6-0 275 Sr-3L 1-1 Atlanta, Ga. (North Fulton HS)
98 Brian Richardson DE 6-4 230 Fr-HS 5-4 Spring Hope, N.C. (Southern Nash HS)
99 Charles Boothe DE 6-6 248 So-1L 3-3 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Anderson HS)
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Battleboro - Orlando Whitaker
Charlotte - Rob Whitten
Chocowinity - Greg Smith
Clinton - Lamont Edwards, Jerris McPhail
Dunn - Ed Crabtree
Durham - Sean Richardson
Elizabeth City - Carlos Brown
Fairmont - Charles Hammond
Farmville - Morris Foreman, Kevin Stormer
Fayetteville - Junior Smith, Daryl Taylor
Garner - Brian Williams
Goldsboro - Bruce Pearson
Greensboro - Lamont Burns,
Reggie Robinson
Greenville - Carlester Crumpler,
Columbus Grice, Dante Randolph
Jackson Springs - Vince Scroggins
Pembroke - Brian Jacobs
Pink Hill - Kevin Wiggins
Robersonville - Marcus Crandell
Sanford - Jeff Cooke
Shallotte - Daniel Russ
Smithfield - Michael Jacobs
Spring Hope - Brian Richardson
Wilmington - Derrick Floyd, Chris Haywood,
Sonny Siaki, Robert Tate
Winston-Salem - E.J. Gunthrope, Daren Hart,
David Hart, Dwight Linville
Georgia (16)
Atlanta - Garrett Beasley, Derek Taylor,
Lorenzo West
Cartersville - Shane McPherson
College Park - B.J. Crane
Decatur - Reuben Jones, Derrick Leaphart,
Travis Render
Jonesboro - Emmanuel McDaniel
Loganviile - Chris Hester
Macon - Carlos Blake
Norcross - Jason Nichols
Rochelle - Mark McCall
Smyrna - Hank Cooper, Chad Holcomb
Warner Robins - Chad Averett
Florida (16)
Fort Lauderdale - Charles Boothe
Jacksonville - Marvin Burke, Damon Wilson
Miami - Derrek Batson, Tom Coleman,
Leonard Graham, Ron Suddith
Orlando - Andy Dulioki, Brian Nagy
Palm Beach - Pat Hurley
Riviera Beach - Ken Crawford
Sarasota - Jake Gilray
Tallahassee - Bernard Carter, David Crumbie
Venice - John Peacock
West Palm Beach - Willie Brookins
South Carolina (11)
Anderson - Greg Floyd, Jeff Griffin,
Perez Mattison
Bamberg - Brad Bunch
Bennettsville - Mitchell Galloway
Conway - Schizo Sherman
Marion - Ilsaih Owens
North Augusta - Scott Richards
Rock Hill - Allen Williams, Ronnie Williams
Trenton - Walter Scott
Pennsylvania (3)
Easton - Mark Libiano
Eddystone - Chris Aivazoglou
Phoenixville - Jamie Gray
Virginia (2)
Newport News - Linwood DeBrew
Norfolk - Dealton Cotton
Kansas (2)
Coffeyville - Sean Turner
Kansas City - Morris Letcher
Illinois (2)
Aurora - Marcus Jones
Oglesby - John Krawczyk
Massachusetts (2)
Middleboro - Alexander Durden
Springfield - Lloyd Cameron
Maryland (2)
Huntingtown - Stephen Padgett
Waldorf - John Schlager
New York (1)
Warwick - Eric Blanton
New Jersey (1)
Neptune - Dan Gonzalez
Michigan (1)
Allen Park - Eric Myers
Texas (1)
Mesquite - Terry Tilghman
Washington (1)
Kirkland - Mike Sweat
Oklahoma (1)
Sallisaw - Bill Wilson
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Jeff Jagodzinski - JAG-od-zin-ski
Chuck Pagano - Pa-ga-no
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Chris Aivazoglou - A-roz-o-lou
Chad Averett - A-ver-ett
Dealton Cotton - Delton
Andy Dulioki - DOO-lee-O-key
E.J. Gunthrope - Gun-throp
John Krawczyk - KRAY-check
Derrick Leaphart - LEAP-heart
Schizo Sherman - SKEEZO
Sonny Siaki - SEE-a-key
Mike Sweat - swet
Terry Tilghman - Til-man
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Shortest: Junior Smith, RB (5-6)
Largest: Jamie Gray, DT (293)
Smallest: Chad Holcomb, OK (160)
Oldest: Ken Crawford, OG (8/5/70)
Youngest: Linwood DeBrew, WR (12/14/75)
Fastest: Robert Tate, CB (4.40)
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Running Backs: Jerris McPhail (4.45)
Quarterbacks: Marcus Crandell (4.69)
Wide Receivers: Mitchell Galloway (4.45)
Tight Ends: Dwight Linville (4.81)
Offensive Line: Kevin Wiggins (4.99)
Defensive Line: Bernard Carter (4.68)
Linebackers: Mark Libiano (4.75)
Secondary: Robert Tate (4.40)
Strongest: Derek Taylor, DT (415 bench press)
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Running Backs: Damon Wilson (365)
Quarterbacks: Marcus Crandell (300)
Wide Receivers: Ronnie Williams (305)
Tight Ends: Carlester Crumpler (325)
Offensive Line: Greg Smith (375)
Defensive Line: Derek Taylor (415)
Linebackers: Sean Turner (410)
Secondary: Garrett Beasley,
Robert Tate (340)
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79 Chad Averett
Jr-SQ, OT, 6-2, 291
Warner Robins, Ga. (Northside HS)
Moved from offensive guard to tackle in the
spring ... Is listed second at left tackle behind
Terry Tilghman ... Hard worker and eager to learn
... Will have to take advantage of repetitions in the fall ... Bench presses 335
pounds and squats 525, which is highest among offensive linemen ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 5.36 seconds.
1992: Did not see playing time.
1991: Did not see playing time.
1990: Redshirted ... Was a Scout Team Player of the Week against Florida
State and Virginia Tech.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two in track at North-
side High School in Warner Robins, Ga. ... Honorable Mention All-Middle
Georgia during junior and senior seasons ... School's Most Valuable Defensive
Lineman in last two seasons ... Also threw shot put in track, averaging 50 feet
per throw ... Won regional championship in shot put as senior ... Coached
in high school by Stan Gann.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Physical Education at ECU ... Son of Ike
and Linda Averett ... Hobbies include reading, weight lifting and tennis ... Born
on Dec. 18, 1971 ... Most admired athlete is Philadelphia Phillies' Dale Murphy
... Nickname is Opie.
25 Derrek Batson
So-1L, WR, 5-9, 172
Miami, Fla. (Killian HS)
Spent the spring making the transition from
halfback to wide receiver ... Is listed as number
two flanker, but can also play split end ... Smart
player who can make the big play ... Has good speed ... Hard worker ...
Expectations are high for Batson ... Has school record for wide receivers in
the bench press at 345 pounds ... Caught six passes for 54 yards in four major
spring scrimmages ... Timed at 4.51 in the 40-yard dash at Pro Timing Day.
1992: Played in all 11 games and started in four ... Started against South
Carolina, Bowling Green, Duke and Cincinnati ... Saw all of his action at halfback
... Set single season freshman records for most catches (26), reception yardage
(288) and touchdown receptions (2) ... Set school record with 97 yard punt
return for touchdown against West Virginia ... Return was also Mountaineer
Field and West Virginia opponent standard ... Against Cincinnati, caught six
passes for 77 yards ... Had seven catches for 87 yards against Virginia Tech
... Set ECU freshman record for single game receptions against Hokies ... Had
a 24-yard TD catch against Syracuse and a 29-yard scoring grab against
Pittsburgh ... Had key 19 yard reception on fake punt against South Carolina
and avoided tackler ... Play gave ECU a first down and Pirates scored later
on the drive ... Had a catch in first nine games before being shut out against
Arkansas State and Memphis State ... Named co-special team player of the
week against South Carolina ... Served as a game co-captain against Bowling
Green.
1991: Did not see any action ... Redshirted season ... Worked as a running
back.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track at Killian High
School in Miami, Fla. ... Was named Miami Offensive Player of the Week twice
... Served as a team captain for two seasons and was team's most valuable
running back for three seasons ... Named All-Dade County as a senior ...
Averaged 7.8 yards per carry in high school career ... High School coach was
Sam Miller ... As a senior, rushed for 707 yards and seven touchdowns ... Was
a part of state champion 4x100 relay team as a senior ... Has been timed at
9.9 in the 100-yard dash.
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PERSONAL: Academic major is Nursing ... Son of Walter Batson ... Born
June 18, 1973 in Miami, Fla. ... Recipient of Rotary Club Leadership Award
in high school ... Worked as a church volunteer in his community and also
worked as a library assistant .. Wants to work in sports medicine after his football
days are over.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Y ards-Touch-
downs) Syracuse 1-24-1; Virginia Tech 7-87-0; South Carolina 3-30-0; Bowling
Green 1-5-0; Duke 3-18-0; Cincinnati 6-77-0; Pittsburgh 2-38-1; Southern Miss
2-6-0; West Virginia 1-3-0; Arkansas State 0-0-0; Memphis State 0-0-0.
Receiving Statistics
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20 Garrett Beasley
Sr-2L, SAF, 6-0, 204
Atlanta, Ga. (Therrell HS)
Comes into fall camp listed second at strong
safety, backing up Morris Foreman ... Smart
player ... Good run support and goal line stopper
... Has a great attitude ... Has played both safety and cornerback during his
ECU career ... Bench presses 340 pounds, most among defensive backs ...
Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.52 ... Had an interception and pass deflection in
four major scrimmages during spring drills.
1992: Played in 10 of 11 games ... Started in six as ECU's punter ... In 27
defensive plays, had two tackles and a pass deflection ... As ECU's punter,
averaged 35.4 yards on 24 attempts and hit five inside the 20-yard line ... Had
a 55-yarder against Pittsburgh ... Had both tackles against Syracuse ...
Averaged 37.8 yards on five punts against Duke ... Served as a game co-captain
against Duke.
1991: Played in 11 of 12 games ... Earned first varsity letter ... Backed up
Fred Walker at strong safety ... Started against Tulane and missed the
Pittsburgh game with a hamstring injury ... Recorded 23 tackles in the regular
season, with 15 solos ... Had one tackle for loss, four fumble recoveries, one
pass deflection and two interceptions ... Best outing came against Central
Florida, with seven tackles (4 solos), a fumble recovery and two interceptions
... Also had eight stops against Tulane with a fumble recovery ... Was MVP
of spring game with three tackles, three pass deflections and an interception
... Was named outstanding defensive back of spring drills by coaching staff.
1990: Saw action in four games and did not letter ... Saw action in the
defensive backfieid, playing safety ... Started as strong safety against South
Carolina ... Also played against Virginia Tech, Southern Mississippi and
Cincinnati ... Recorded one tackle this season (vs. Southern Miss) ... Suffered
wrist fracture against Cincinnati and missed remainder of the season.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years each in football, baseball, track and
basketball at Therrell High in Atlanta ... Voted team's best defensive back in
1988 and MVP of his squad in 1989 ... Was named Rookie of the Year in 1987
in football and in baseball during the 1986 season ... Was named MVP of his
high school baseball team for three years ... During 1987 season, struck out
100 batters and hit .368 ... Also punted in high school, averaging 45.0 yards
per kick and handled all placekicking duties.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Business at ECU ... Son of Larry Beasley
and Larnell Radford ... Born October 13, 1971 in Atlanta ... Member of the
National Honor Society, Beta Club and FCA in high school ... Plays the trumpet
... Made Honor Roll every year since first grade and in top 10 percent of his
graduating class ... Member of Governor's Honors, which honors the 10 best
students in each grade throughout the state of Georgia ... Enjoys music and
math ... Admires Bo Jackson.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: PUNTING (Att.-Yards-Avg.) Syracuse
0-0-0; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; South Carolina 0-0-0; Bowling Green 0-0-0; Duke
5-189-37.8; Cincinnati 4-138-34.5; Pittsburgh 5-187-37.4; Southern Miss
5-180-36.0; West Virginia 5-157-31.4; Arkansas State 0-0-0; Memphis State
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1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 0-0-0; Memphis State 0-0-0; Central Florida 7-4-3; South Carolina
0-0-0; Akron 2-2-0; Syracuse 0-0-0; Pittsburgh DNP; Tulane 8-5-3; Southern
Miss 4-3-1; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; Cincinnati 2-1-1; N.C. State 0-0-0.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Jim Brown
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Atlanta Falcons
Favorite non-sports hero: My mother
Most impressive person I've ever met: Jesse Jackson
in 10 years, I'd like to do what: Have my own business
The job | hated most was: Raking leaves
My favorite food is: Steak
My least favorite food is: Liver
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: That | am a nice guy.
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: That | was everyone's friend.
College football would be better, if: There were playoffs instead of just
one bowl game after the season.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1990 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1991 15 8 23 1-4 0-0 0-4 1 2
lege 1 1 - 00 0-0 0-0 1 0
Totals 17 9 26 1-4 0-0 0-4 2 2
Punting Statistics
Year Att. Yds. Avg. Long
1992 24 851 35.4 55 (Pitt)
99 Charles Boothe
So-1L, DE, 6-6, 248
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Anderson HS)
Enters fall camp as the number two defensive
end behind Lamont Burns ... Coaches like his size
and ability ... Came to ECU as a tight end and
moved to defense before last season ... Runs a 4.91 in the 40-yard dash ...
Squats 425 pounds ... Had three sacks for minus 24 yards in four major spring
scrimmages ... Needs to work on strength but coaches feel the sky is the limit
for Boothe's success.
1992: Played in nine games and started one (vs. Arkansas State) ... Missed
game against Virginia Tech and Memphis State ... In 214 defensive plays,
recorded 21 total tackles (10 solos), one tackle for a loss (-1 yard), one forced
fumble and two quarterback hurries ... Had season best eight tackles against
Arkansas State ... Also had four stops against West Virginia ... Had one tackle
for loss against Duke ... Backed up Bernard Carter at left defensive end.
1991: Did not see any action ... Redshirted season ... Worked as a tight end.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, two in track and one letter
in basketball at Boyd Anderson High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... Named
all-county as a senior ... Coached in high school by Sylvester Robinson ...
Played both offensive and defensive tackle in high school ... Threw the discus
and shot in track and played forward in basketball.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Charles and Pat
Boothe ... Born May 2, 1973 ... Plays the saxophone ... Admires Michael Jordan
of the Chicago Bulls.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 0-0-0; Virginia Tech DNP; South Carolina 1-1-0; Bowling
Green 2-0-2; Duke 2-1-1; Cincinnati 1-0-1; Pittsburgh 1-0-1; Southern Miss 2-0-2;
West Virginia 4-3-1; Arkansas State 8-5-3; Memphis State DNP.
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Personality Profile
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Washington Redskins
My football fantasy is to: Make it to the pros
Most impressive person I've ever met: Emmitt Smith
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Just be happy
The job | hated most was: Raking leaves
My favorite food is: Buffalo Wings
My least favorite food is: Liver
My all-time favorite song is: Dedicated (by R Kelly and Public
Announcement)
if | could change something about myself, | would: Be two inches
shorter
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1992 10 11 21 1-1 0-0 1-0 0 0
93 Brad Bunch
Fr-RS, LB, 6-3, 220
Bamberg, S.C. (HS)
Will vie for the third inside linebacker spot in
fall camp ... Has time to develop ... Needs to
increase strength ... Squats 365 pounds and has
a 27.0-inch vertical jump ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.14 seconds ... Had
six tackles in the annual Purple/Gold spring game.
1992: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football at Bamberg-Ehrhardt High
School in Bamberg, S.C. ... Played for coach Leon Maxwell ... Helped the Red
Raiders win the South Carolina 2A state championship in 1991 and were
conference champs in 1990 ... Had 108 total tackles, including 41 solos, as
a senior ... Had 82 stops as a junior ... Also considered Indiana, South Carolina
and Clemson ... Caused six fumbles in last two years ... Returned a fumbled
63 yards for a touchdown in one game ... Was a three-time selection to all-
area and all-region teams ... All-state honorable mention in 1990 ... Named
to Orangeburg Times & Democrat all-area team as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic maior is criminal justice ... Son of Ronald and Ginger
Bunch ... Born Oct. 8, 1973 in Bamberg, S.C. ... Hobbies include fishing and
golf ... Uncle, Randall, played at Mississippi State and another uncle, Jeff Giles,
played at South Carolina ... Father played at South Carolina and brother, Buzzy,
played at South Carolina.
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56 Lamont Burns
Fr-RS, DE, 6-5, 245
Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS)
2 A redshirt freshman who has already made an
impact ... Listed as the number one defensive end
... Moved from outside linebacker in the spring
... Aggressive and strong ... A physical performer ... Bench presses 315 pounds
... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.88 seconds ... Hard worker ... Coaches love
his attitude.
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. ... Played football for coach Marion Kirby
... Served as co-defensive captain for the Pirates as a senior ... Honorable
mention all-conference as a senior ... Named school's most athletic senior ...
Earned all-tournament team at Little Four Invitational (basketball) in 1991 ...
As asenior, recorded 55 tackles, with 14 coming behind the line of scrimmage
and recovered seven fumbles ... Chose ECU over Duke, James Madison and
Wake Forest.
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 ... Wants to become a comedian.
Personality Profile
Nickname: The Outlaw
When | was little, my sports hero was: Too-Tall Jones
When I was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Malcolm X
My football fantasy is to: Win a national championship and a Super Bowl
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Living well in whatever | choose to do
The job | hated most was: Working at a barber shop
My favorite food is: New York Style Pizza
My least favorite food is: Seafood
My favorite song of all-time is: Adore (by Prince)
My favorite class is: English
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: That | love kids.
College football would be better, if: There was a national champion-
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So-1L, HB, 5-10, 196
Macon, Ga. (SW Macon HS)
Moved from wide receiver to halfback during
spring drills ... Has exceptional speed (4.33 in the
40-yard dash) ... Injured ankle forced him to miss
latter half of spring drills ... Catches ball well out of the backfield ... Works
hard ... Currently listed at third halfback behind Jerris McPhail and Ronnie
Williams ... Needs to continue to learn the position and make adjustments ...
Had eight catches for 64 yards in four major spring scrimmages ... Has a 38-inch
vertical jump and a 250-pound power clean ... Has shown big play ability ...
His 40 yard time (4.33) is a school record for all football players ... His vertical
jump (38'') is a school record for running backs.
1992: Played in all 11 games as a backup flanker ... Caught 2 passes for
30 yards including a 28-yard touchdown reception against Memphis State ...
Also caught a two-yard pass against the Tigers ... Returned two kickoffs for
a 21.5 yard average, including a 31-yarder against Duke ... Also had a 12-yard
kickoff return against the Blue Devils.
1991: Did not see any action ... Redshirted season ... Worked as a running
back ... Given Rick Bankston Outstanding Scout Team Award for his work
on special teams ... Was the offensive scout team player of the week against
Memphis State and Southern Miss.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in track and two in football at Southwest
Macon High School in Macon, Ga. ... Named Macon Touchdown Club Back
of the Week ... Patriots were city champions for two seasons under coach Edgar
Hatcher ... Finished third in the state in the 300 hurdles and ninth in the long
jump ... Won the long jump title at the Georgia State Games ... Named team's
most versatile back ... Also did the triple jump and ran in the 400-meter relay
team in track ... Played high school football with South Carolina linebacker
James Flowers.
PERSONAL: Maioring in Industrial Technology ... Son of Virginia and Bobby
Blake ... Born Sept. 11, 1972 ... Will celebrate 21st birthday two days after
the Pirates play Syracuse ... An honor roll student in high school ... After an
NFL career, he would like to get involved in social work ... Enjoys fishing and
running ... Admires Deion Sanders of the Atlanta Falcons and Braves because
'"'he backs up what he says."'
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Carl Lewis
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Martin Luther King
My football fantasy is to: Play professionally one day
Most impressive person !'ve ever met: Herschel Walker
The job | hated most was: Working in fast food restaurants
My favorite food is: Chicken
My least favorite food is: Onions
My all-time favorite song is: Can You Stand the Rain (by New Edition)
My favorite class is: Math
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: That | was a nice person.
Receiving Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TO Long
1992 2 30 15.0 1 28 (MSU)
Kickoff Return Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 2 43 21.5 0 31 (Duke)
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31 Eric Blanton
So-SQ, RB, 5-9, 203
Warwick, N.Y. (Warwick Valley HS)
Hard worker who will find his way onto the
football field ... Walk-on who is listed at third
~ fullback ... Has good strength and vision ... Not
great speed, but shifty ... Will see snaps on goal line and short yardage
situations ... intelligent ... Had a good spring ... Plays hard every snap ... Bench
presses 360 pounds, second best among running backs ... Has been timed
at 4.8 in the 40-yard dash ... In the four major spring scrimmages, rushed for
122 yards on 29 carries including a 25-yard touchdown ... Also caught five
passes for 29 yards.
1992: Did not see any action ... Named offensive scout team player of the
week against South Carolina.
1991: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and baseball at Warwick Valley
High School in Warwick, N.Y. ... Played for coach Joe Viglione ... Had over
1,200 yards rushing as a senior in 1990 and named team's Player of the Year.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Eugene and Sandra
Blanton ... Born July 9, 1973 in Warwick, N.Y. ... An honor roll student in high
school ... Would like to sell insurance after graduation ... Admires Tony Dorsett
and Martin Luther King.
76 Lloyd Cameron
Fr-RS, OT, 6-4, 285
Springfield, Mass. (Bridgeton Academy)
Moved to the offensive line from the defensive
line during spring drills ... Has good physical
ability ... Needs to take advantage of repetitions
in the fall to learn technique ... Bench presses 350 pounds ... Runs the 40-yard
dash in 5.27 seconds ... Has a 27.5-inch vertical jump ... Has bright future
in football program.
1992: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played one season for coach Rick Marcella at Bridgeton
Academy Prep School in North Bridgeton, Maine ... Lettered three seasons
at Cathedral High School in Springfield, Mass. for coach Bill Wise before
entering prep school ... Originally signed with Michigan out of high school ...
Was a Super Prep All-America ... Listed on Tom Lemming's Top 100 ...
Cathedral was the regional Super Bowl Champions for two seasons.
PERSONAL: Academic major is business ... Son of Glenroy and Cherille
Cameron ... Born Jan. 13, 1974 in Jamaica ... Enjoys lifting weights, playing
ping pong and reading ... As a child, favorite sports hero was Pele.
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Sr-3L, DE, 6-3, 248
Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
An All-America candidate at defensive end ...
Lindy's and NCAA Football Preview have listed
Carter as the 10th best defensive end in college
football ... An all-lndependent selection by The Sporting News ... Has great
physical abilities ... Smart and versatile ... A good leader ... Handles different
responsibilities well ... Has great instincts ... A big play maker ... Had not had
much experience in organized football before college ... Bench presses 350
pounds and runs a 4.68 40-yard dash ... Squats 550 pounds ... In four major
spring scrimmages, had five sacks for 40 yards and two additional tackles for
losses.
1992: Started every game at defensive end ... In 699 defensive plays, had
78 total tackles, of which 53 were solos ... Also had 11 sacks for minus 87
yards and four additional tackles for losses of 14 yards ... Led the Pirates with
23 quarterback pressures .. Named honorable mention All-America by Football
News ... Was AP All-South Independent ... Had 15 tackles against Arkansas
State and 12 against Southern Miss ... Had two sacks in games against
Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Memphis State ... Saw a season high 81 plays against
West Virginia and had nine tackles ... Also blocked a field goal against the
Mountaineers ... Had at least one lost yardage play in nine of 11 games in
1992 ... Named defensive player of the week by the coaching staff against
Virginia Tech and Southern Miss ... Served as a game co-captain against South
Carolina and West Virginia ... Made the ECAC Honor Roll against Duke.
1991: Started every game for the Pirates at right defensive end ... Credited
with 33 tackles, 24 of them solos ... Had 91% tackles for losses for minus 62
yards with 712 of them sacks for 58 yards of losses ... Also forced and recovered
a fumble ... Had an outstanding game in the Peach Bowl with nine tackles
(3 solos) with one for a loss of three yards ... Named defensive player of the
week by coaching staff against Central Florida and ECAC Defensive Player
of the Week vs. Tulane ... Had 8 solo stops against UCF with 3 sacks for minus
17 yards ... Had five stops against the Green Wave with 2' for losses for
minus 20 yards ... Led the team in quarterback sacks and also had three
quarterback hurries ... Recovered fumble against Illinois and forced one against
Akron.
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1990: Played in all 11 games during the season ... Did not start any games
... Was in on 19 tackles, including 16 solos ... Named as Most Outstanding
Newcomer among defensive players by the coaching staff ... Also had five
tackles for losses, including two sacks ... Had five tackles against Northern
Illinois ... Also had three tackles against Georgia and South Carolina ... Had
two sacks against Northern Illinois ... Also had tackle for loss against Cincinnati,
Southwestern Louisiana and Georgia.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered one season in football and three in basketball at
Tallahassee's Lincoln High School ... Played for Coach Steve Hardin ... Was
an All-District and All-State 4A honorable mention selection ... As a senior,
had 58 total tackles (35 solos) and had eight sacks, four fumble recoveries
and three pass deflections ... Named to the All Big-Bend Area Team as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in Industrial Technology at ECU ... Son of Louis and
Virginia Carter ... Born August 22, 1971 in Miami, Fla. ... Enjoys basketball,
golf and shooting pool ... Would like to enter the business or engineering field
after playing professional football ... Plays the keyboard ... An honor roll student
in high school.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 5-4-1; Virginia Tech 5-4-1; South Carolina 4-2-2; Bowling
Green 3-3-0; Duke 5-4-1; Cincinnati 6-2-4; Pittsburgh 5-4-1; Southern Miss
12-10-2; West Virginia 9-5-4; Arkansas State 15-8-7; Memphis State 9-7-2.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 4-2-2; Memphis State 4-3-1; Central Florida 8-8-0; South Carolina
1-1-0; Akron 1-1-0; Syracuse 2-1-1; Pittsburgh 0-0-0; Tulane 5-4-1; Southern
Miss 2-0-2; Virginia Tech 3-2-1; Cincinnati 3-2-1; N.C. State 9-3-6.
1990 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Louisiana Tech 0-0-0; Florida State 1-1-0; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; SW
Louisiana 1-1-0; Georgia 3-2-1; Southern Miss 2-2-0; South Carolina 3-2-1;
Cincinnati 1-1-0; Temple 1-1-0; Memphis State 2-2-0; Northern Illinois 5-4-1.
14 Tom Coleman
Sr-2L, OG, 6-3, 280
Miami, Fla. (Palmetto HS)
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Julius Erving
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Pittsburgh Steelers
Favorite non-sports hero: My father
The job | hated most was: Working for the state tax service
My favorite food is: Anything with chocolate
My least favorite food is: Squid
My favorite class is: Trigonometry
College football would be better, if: We were paid
if | could change something about myself, | would: Be 2 inches taller
and 20 pounds heavier
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR
1990 168 3 193 327 2-3 0-0
1991 24 9 33 24 i/'-58 1-1
1992 $3 25 78 4-14 11-87 0-0
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"a2 off the ball ... Aggressive ... Will provide leadership
on the offensive line ... Second among offensive linemen in the squat lift (520)
... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.52 seconds ... Did 81 sit-ups in a two-minute
period during spring testing.
1992: Played in seven games, starting one ... Did not play against Bowling
Green, Southern Miss, West Virginia and Memphis State ... Backed up Terry
Tilghman at left guard ... Started against Arkansas State.
1991: Played in all 12 games, starting the first three (Illinois, Memphis State
and Central Florida) ... Played behind Mike McCalop at left guard in last nine
games ... Switched from tackle to guard in spring drills ... Was named most
improved offensive lineman in spring drills by coaching staff.
1990: Did not see any action ... Injured during spring practice (foot) and
was not able to go 100 percent ... Was a back-up offensive tackle.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned one letter in football and two in baseball at Miami's
Palmetto High School ... Played football for Coach Joe Mira ... Was named
Most Valuable defensive lineman in senior year ... Played first base on Panthers'
baseball squad ... Played in just five games in 1988 due to shoulder injury
and started all of them at defensive tackle.
PERSONAL: Majoring in Physical Education at ECU ... Son of Thomas and
Linda Coleman ... Born February 13, 1971 in New London, Conn. ... Father
played collegiate basketball at Connecticut ... Would like to be a teacher or
coach after college ... Enjoys scuba diving and fishing ... Admires Bo Jackson
of the L.A. Raiders and Kansas City Royals for his 'high intensity on sports
and conditioning'' ... On a deep-sea fishing trip off the North Carolina coast,
Tom administered CPR to an older diver who had collapsed on the boat ...
The man was revived and later received medical treatment and was released
... During his lifeguarding days, he helped save two young swimmers' lives
at a Florida beach.
70 Jeff Cooke
Sr-3L, DT, 6-1, 277
Sanford, N.C. (Lee County Senior HS)
Versatile ... Can play all three interior defensive
line spots ... Will enter fall camp as the number
two tackle ... Has gained a lot of game experience
in his career ... Quick off the ball ... Has set school standards for defensive
linemen for the vertical jump (31.5'), squat lift (675), power clean lift (837) and
Pirate Points rating (82) ... Also bench presses 405 pounds ... Has been timed
in the 40-yard dash at 4.9 seconds ... Has outstanding attitude and work habits
... In the four major spring scrimmages, had two sacks for minus 19 yards
and two more tackles for losses for minus five yards.
1992: Played in all 11 games, starting in five games ... Finished season
with 29 total tackles, including 16 solos ... Also had four tackles for losses
for minus seven yards ... Started against Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Southern
Miss, Arkansas State and Memphis State ... Split time with Derek Taylor at
the tackle position ... Had season best six stops against Duke ... Saw action
in 520 plays during the season ... Had four stops against Southern Miss, West
Virginia and Arkansas State.
1991: Played in 9 games, starting three, at defensive tackle ... Credited with
20 tackles (17 solos), with 4/2 coming behind the line of scrimmage for minus
27 yards ... Three of those were sacks for 20 yards of losses ... Also had one
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State and Akron ... Started against Central Florida, South Carolina and Akron
... Missed Syracuse and Pittsburgh games with an ankle injury ... Did not play
in the Peach Bowl ... Deflected a pass against Virginia Tech which Marc
Washington intercepted to halt a late Hokie drive ... Switched from noseguard
to defensive tackle during spring drills.
1990: Saw action in all 11 games, starting the last four at noseguard ... Was
credited with 29 tackles, including 20 solo stops ... Also had one sack and
four quarterback hurries ... Had season high eight tackles against Cincinnati
including a sack ... Also had five tackles against Southwestern Louisiana.
1989: Redshirted. Did not practice due to knee injury, suffered in high school
all-star game after senior season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football, four in wrestling and two
in track at Lee County Senior High School ... Played for Coach John Green
... All-Southeastern Conference as a senior ... Was also an all-area pick in
football ... Participated in North Carolina All-Star Game.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Willie and
Myrtle Cooke ... Born June 3, 1971 ... Enjoys swimming, drawing and listening
to music in his spare time ... Brother, Willie, played football at Chowan Junior
College.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 2-20; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; South Carolina 1-1-0; Bowling
Green 1-0-1; Duke 6-3-3; Cincinnati 5-2-3; Pittsburgh 1-0-1; Southern Miss 4-3-1;
West Virginia 4-3-1; Arkansas State 4-2-2; Memphis State 1-0-1.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 0-0-0; Memphis State 4-4-0; Central Florida 3-3-0; South Carolina
2-2-0; Akron 4-3-1; Syracuse DNP; Pittsburgh DNP; Tulane 1-1-0; Southern
Miss 2-2-0; Virginia Tech 3-2-1; Cincinnati 1-0-1; N.C. State DNP.
1990 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Louisiana Tech 0-0-0; Florida State 1-1-0; Virginia Tech 2-2-0; SW
Louisiana 5-3-2; Georgia 3-1-2; Southern Miss 1-1-0; South Carolina 4-3-1;
Cincinnati 8-5-3; Temple 1-1-0; Memphis State 3-2-1; Northern Illinois 1-1-0.
Personality Profile
When I was little, my sports hero was: Lawrence Taylor
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Atlanta Falcons
Favorite non-sports hero: | just like everyday people
Most impressive person I've ever met: Fredrika Murrill, my fiancee
My favorite football fantasy is to: Pick off an option pitch and take it
in for a touchdown
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Be a designer
My favorite food is: Chicken
My least favorite food is: Pork
My favorite class is: Design
If | could change something about myself, | would: Wish that | never
had knee surgery
Defensive Statistics
Year Ur aAT fT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1990 20 9 2 0-0 1-10 0-0 0 0
1991 7 Ss Af iy 3-20 2-0 1 0
1992 16 13 2 4-7 O- 0 0-0 0 0
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So-1L, SAF, 6-0, 184
Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
Opens fall camp as the number one free safety
... Has good range ... Perhaps finest open field
tackler on team ... Good athlete ... Missed half
of spring drills because of classes ... Squats 500 pounds and has a 36 inch
vertical jump ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds, second fastest among
defensive backs ... Has good football instincts ... In four major spring
scrimmages, forced a fumble, recovered a fumble and had a tackle for loss.
1992: Played in every game and started the last seven games ... Started
first game against Duke and was named Defensive Player of the Week by the
coaching staff ... Had seven stops against the Blue Devils ... Had season best
eight stops against Arkansas State ... Started against Cincinnati and was named
ECAC Rookie of the Week and Co-Defensive Player of the Week by the
coaching staff ... Had seven tackles, 1-1/2 sacks for minus 15 yards, a pass
deflection and an interception returned for a 95 yard touchdown against the
Bearcats ... 95 yard interception return is tied for the second longest in school
history ... ln annual spring game, had six tackles and two pass deflections,
earning defensive MVP honors.
1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked as a safety ... Scout
Team Player of the Week vs. Akron.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track and two in
basketball at Campbell High School in Smyrna, Ga. ... Named Defensive Player
of the Year in Cobb County as a senior ... Named second team all-state for
Coach Mick Lusk ... Named MVP of his squad as a senior ... Spartans were
regional runners-up in 1990 ... Set new school records for long jump and 4x100
relay ... Two-time all-county choice in track ... Also played quarterback, finishing
second in the county in passing as a senior ... Led team in tackles as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Environmental Design ... Son of Hank and
Gracie Cooper ... Born Sept. 2, 1972 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Admires former two-
sport star Bo Jackson.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 5-5-0; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; South Carolina 3-2-1; Bowling
Green 1-1-0; Duke 7-5-2; Cincinnati 7-5-2; Pittsburgh 5-4-1; Southern Miss 1-0-1;
West Virginia 3-2-1; Arkansas State 8-4-4; Memphis State 3-2-1.
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Sr-3L, NG, 6-0, 274
Norfolk, Va. (Granby HS)
Didn't have as good a spring as coaches would
have liked ... Will have to have a good fall camp
... Will see playing time as a backup noseguard
... Had an interception and pass deflection in four major spring scrimmages
... Bench presses 390 pounds, third among defensive linemen ... Timed at
5.21 in the 40-yard dash ... Squats 550 pounds ... Had three tackles in annual
spring game.
1992: Played in every game and started in two ... In 325 defensive plays,
was credited with 19 total tackles, including eight solos ... Also had one tackle
for loss, one fumble recovery and a quarterback pressure ... Started against
Pittsburgh and West Virginia ... Had four stops against Southern Miss and
West Virginia ... Had one tackle for loss against West Virginia ... Had fumble
recovery against Syracuse ... Backed up Zaim Cunmulaj at noseguard.
1991: Played in all 12 games, starting six, at noseguard ... Recorded 32
tackles during the regular season (16 solos), with one tackle for loss and one
pass deflection ... Also had two quarterback hurries ... Had season best six
stops against South Carolina and Akron ... Had five tackles against Memphis
State ... Had tackle for loss and pass deflection against Tulane ... Started against
Central Florida, South Carolina, Akron, Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Tulane due
to injury to Zaim Cunmulaj ... Had one sack and fumble recovery in four spring
scrimmages ... Had two tackles in spring game.
1990: Played in nine games, backing up Derek Taylor and Jeff Cooke at
noseguard ... Recorded seven tackles, including six solos ... Also had two
tackles for losses, including one sack (vs. Cincinnati) ... Had two quarterback
hurries ... Missed games against Virginia Tech and Temple ... One of five true
freshmen to play last season ... Had three tackles against South Carolina and
Cincinnati and one stop against Florida State.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football, three in wrestling and three
in track at Granby High School in Norfolk, Va. ... First-team All-District offensive
and defensive tackle in junior and senior seasons ... First-team All-Tidewater
and first-team All-Region in senior season ... AS a senior, recorded 87 tackles,
10 sacks, four fumble recoveries ... Finished first in shot put and discus at
Eastern District Track Championships ... Finished first in discus at Christopher
Newport Relays ... Finished first in Poquoson Wrestling Tournament (hwy.
division) ... Was 38-8 in two seasons of wrestling ... Coached in football by
Dave Hudak.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice at ECU ... Son of Francis
and Barbara Cotton ... Enjoys playing basketball ... First name is pronounced
DELTON ... Birthdate is May 5, 1971 ... Brother, Gene Hawkins, played baseball
at Norfolk State and played four years in the New York Mets organization.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 1-0-1; Virginia Tech 1-0-1; South Carolina 0-0-0; Bowling
Green 2-1-1; Duke 2-0-2; Cincinnati 2-1-1; Pittsburgh 1-0-1; Southern Miss 4-2-2;
West Virginia 4-3-1; Arkansas State 2-1-1; Memphis State 0-0-0.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 2-1-1; Memphis State 5-3-2; Central Florida 0-0-0; South Carolina
6-2-4; Akron 6-4-2; Syracuse 3-1-2; Pittsburgh 2-0-2; Tulane 2-1-1; Southern
Miss 0-0-0; Virginia Tech 3-2-1; Cincinnati 2-1-1; N.C. State DNP.
1990 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Louisiana Tech 0-0-0; Florida State 1-1-0; Virginia Tech DNP;
Southwestern Louisiana 0-0-0; Georgia 0-0-0; Southern Miss 0-0-0; South
Carolina 3-3-0; Cincinnati 3-2-1; Temple DNP; Memphis State 0-0-0; Northern
Illinois 0-0-0.
Defensive Statistics
Year uw at OUT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD _sINT
1990 6 1 7 1-1 1-14 0-0 0 0
1991 16 #16 �32 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0
1992 8 11 19 1-1 0-0 0-1 0 0
Totals 30 268 �8& 33 1-14 0-0 1 0
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5 Marcus Crandell
Fr-RS, QB, 6-0, 202
Robersonville, N.C. (Roanoke HS)
Moves into the starting quarterback role with
the departure of Michael Anderson ... Had a good
spring, progressing further than coaches thought
... Has a strong arm and is mobile ... Has to learn to throw out of the pocket
... Has great attitude and good leadership skills ... Has good instincts ... Not
very big ... About the same height as former Pirate record-setting quarterback
Jeff Blake ... In four major spring scrimmages, completed 74 of 163 passes
for 831 yards with eight touchdowns and 11 interceptions ... Holds school record
for quarterbacks with an incline press of 245 pounds ... Bench presses 300
pounds ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.69 seconds.
1992: Redshirted ... Given Rick Bankston Memorial Award for Outstanding
Offensive Scout Team Player ... Named offensive scout team player of the
week by coaching staff against Virginia Tech and Pittsburgh.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and basketball and two in
baseball at Roanoke High School in Robersonville, N.C. ... Played football for
coach Doc Ayers ... First-team all-state selection by Associated Press at
quarterback as a senior ... Completed 80 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 ...
Helped lead the Redskins to the state title game in 1990 ... Roanoke HS was
7-4 in 1991 and 12-4 in 1990 ... Chose ECU over South Carolina and North
Carolina ... Named All-Tobacco Belt Conference and all-area during junior and
senior seasons.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic maior ... Guardian is Latricia Crandell
... Born Jan. 6, 1974 in Robersonville, N.C.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Magic Johnson
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Latricia Crandell, my oldest sister
My favorite football fantasy is to: Throw the winning touchdown pass
on the last play of the game
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Go to the Bahamas
The job | hated most was: Having to get wood for the heater
My favorite food is: Pizza
My least favorite food is: Squash
My favorite song of all time is: Billy Jean (by Michael Jackson)
My favorite class is: Math
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ae in high school ... Active in FCA ... Made the honor roll in spring 1993 semester.
4 52 Ken Crawford 1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
2 = Assists) Syracuse 1-1-0; Virginia Tech 2-2-0; South Carolina 2-1-1; Bowling
: Green 1-1-0; Duke 1-1-0; Cincinnati 0-0-0; Pittsburgh 0-0-0; Southern Miss 2-1-1;
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' ma and good technique ... Bench presses 355 pounds ... Runs the 40-yard dash
=---= in 5.31 seconds.
- 1992: Started every game last season at right offensive guard ... Named
-- offensive player of the week by the coaching staff against Cincinnati ... Served 8 8 Carlester Crumpler
as game co-captain against Pittsburgh.
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"=a _... Part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack in 20 straight quarters Sr-3L, TE, 6-6; 249
during the season ... Moved from center to offensive guard in fall drills ... Was Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS)
== _- named Most Improved Offensive Lineman in the spring by coaching staff ...
"= -_ Named third-team Sophomore All-America by Football News. Could be the best tight end in college football
- 1990: Saw action in five games, seeing back-up duty to Keith Arnold at center ... Already named first-team pre-season All-
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Illinois) than in first three games played ... Switched from defensive line to
offense during spring drills ... Given '"Supreme Sacrifice for Team'' Award
during spring by coaching staff.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and one in basketball at
Sun Coast High School ... Coached in football by Al Sutton ... Was first team
all-conference and all-area ... Named team MVP in 1988 ... Named team Rookie
of the Year in 1986 ... Earned third-team all-state honors.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of James and Janice
Coleman ... Born August 5, 1970 in West Palm Beach, Fla. ... Enjoys playing
basketball and swimming in his spare time ... Achieved honor roll status in
America in most publications ... Named second
best tight end in nation by The Sporting News ... Had the best spring of his
career at ECU ... Catches the ball well and is also a fine blocker ... Has shown
a lot of leadership skills ... Good quickness ... Runs well for his size ... Has
strong legs ... Good awareness and knowledge of the game ... The tight end
position at ECU is the first or second option on 50 percent of the passing downs
... Has to be a major contributor if the Pirates are to succeed on offense ...
In the four major spring scrimmages, led the Pirates with 23 catches for 204
yards ... Has been timed at 4.83 seconds in the 40-yard dash ... Holds school
records for tight ends in the incline press (307) and number of dips in two
minutes (46) ... Bench presses 325 pounds and has a 32.0 inch vertical jump.
1992: Started every game at tight end ... Caught 38 passes for 524 yards
and four touchdowns ... Had game-winning 21 yard TD catch in the final minute
against Virginia Tech ... Caught two touchdown passes against Cincinnati for
32 and 13 yards ... Also had a five-yard TD catch against Southern Miss ...
Had six catches for 91 yards against Syracuse ... Also had six catches for
104 yards against Bowling Green ... 28 of 38 catches were for 11 yards or
more ... Had a 41-yard catch against Bowling Green ... Honorable mention
All-America by Football News ... Named AP All-South Independent and All-
Independent Football Alliance ... Was CT&T Scholar-Athlete Award winner
against Arkansas State.
1991: Played in eight games, missing four because of sprained knee
ligaments ... Started three games when Luke Fisher became injured ... Started
against Southern Miss and caught four passes for 49 yards, a career best ...
Backed up Luke Fisher for most of season ... Injured knee against Illinois and
spring 1993 semester.
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Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln HS)
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cornerback ... Has good speed and quickness ...
Played well in latter half of spring practice ... Runs
= missed games against Memphis State, Central Florida, South Carolina and
the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds ... Bench presses 305 pounds and has a Akron ... Caught eight passes for 78 yards on the season ... Caught three passes
= vertical jump of 28.0 ... Had three tackles and a pass deflection in the spring for 21 yards against Tulane ... Started against Illinois when ECU came out
pa RE in a two tight end set ... Started against Virginia Tech and had one catch for
1992: Played in all 11 games and started against Memphis State ... In 258. eight yards ... Was named CT&T Scholarship Award Winner for the Tulane
- �defensive plays, recorded 17 total tackles, including 13 solos ... Also had an game ... Missed part of spring drills with knee injury.
"interception and a pass deflection ... Interception came against Memphis State 1990: Played in every game, starting three games ... Had four catches for
_._-. Had three tackles against West Virginia ... Had two stops in four other games. 11 yards including a seven-yarder against Louisiana Tech ... Saw action mainly
= 1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked as a cornerback ... as a blocking tight end when ECU went into a two-tight end set ... Started
Scout Team Player of the Week vs. Tulane, Southern Miss and Cincinnati ... against Florida State, Virginia Tech and Memphis State ... Had two catches
=== _~-�Given Rick Bankston Scout Team Player of the Year Award (defense). for four yards against the Seminoles ... Had one catch for no yards against
a HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons in football and three in track at Lincoln Northern Illinois ... Held out of contact in spring because of shoulder surgery
| ~. Migh School in Tallahassee, Fla. ... Three-year starter at defensive back ... before 1989 season.
=--==aai As a senior, had 51 total tackles, four for losses, five pass deflections, three 1989: Redshirted. Had operation on both shoulders before start of 1989
| fumble recoveries, two interceptions and one caused fumble ... Named AIll- season.
Sey | Penchand allDistnctas a: sonia: Madielpulalockpa Moke anseaiee! HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered twice in football and basketball and three times
4 = including four as a senior ... Ran sprints on school's track squad ... Trojans in track at J.H. Rose High in Greenville ... Played football for coach Chip
; _ were coached by Steve Hardin ... Named Blue Chip Magazine honorable Williams ... Was a two-time All-Big East Conference selection as well as all-
==-j _ mention All-America as a senior ... Trojans were two-time district champs and east and a first-team All-State choice by AP as a senior ... Started at defensive
One-time regional champs during career.
PERSONAL: Chemistry major ... Son of David and Mazie Crumbie ... Born
March 5, 1973 in Tallahassee, Fla. ... Wants to enter pharmacy school after
end and played tight end ... Averaged 7.1 tackles per game, had three
interceptions, returning one for a touchdown and recovered four fumbles as
a senior ... Helped lead the Rampants to two straight conference titles ... Was
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_... Was an all-conference choice in track ... Named All-Holiday Classic
Tournament team in basketball.
PERSONAL: Working towards his MBA after graduating with a degree in
business ... Son of Carlester and Gertha Crumpler ... Father is a former ECU
All-America runningback and current Pirate football academic counselor ...
Born September 5, 1971 in Greenville ... Would like to enter the business world
after a professional football career ... Enjoys basketball, putt-putt golf and
listening to music ... Winner of several academic scholarships including the
ECU Alumni Honors Scholarship ... Plays the trombone ... Admires the Green
Bay Packers' Reggie White, because he is the ''Minister of Defense."
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Yards-Touch-
downs) Syracuse 6-91-0; Virginia Tech 4-59-1; South Carolina 2-32-0; Bowling
Green 6-104-0; Duke 3-36-0; Cincinnati 3-58-2; Pittsburgh 1-12-0; Southern
Miss 5-64-1; West Virginia 3-30-0; Arkansas State 3-22-0; Memphis State 2-16-0.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Yards-Touch-
downs) Illinois 0-0-0; Memphis State DNP; Central Florida DNP; South Carolina
DNP; Akron DNP; Syracuse 0-0-0; Pittsburgh 0-0-0; Tulane 3-21-0; Southern
Miss 4-49-0; Virginia Tech 1-8-0; Cincinnati 0-0-0; N.C. State 0-0-0.
1990 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Yards-Touch-
downs) Louisiana Tech 1-7-0; Florida State 2-4-0; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; South-
western Louisiana 0-0-0; Georgia 0-0-0; Southern Miss 0-0-0; South Carolina
0-0-0; Cincinnati 0-0-0; Temple 0-0-0; Memphis State 0-0-0; Northern Illinois
1-0-0.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Tony Dorsett
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Martin Luther King
My football fantasy is to: Play professional football
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Be married, have 2 kids and have my
own business
The job | hated most was: Construction
My favorite food is: Pizza
My least favorite food is: Cauliflower
My favorite class is: Algebra
Receiving Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1990 4 1 2.8 0 7 (La. Tech)
1991 8 78 9.8 0 16 (USM)
1992 38 524 13.8 4 41 (BGSU)
Totals 50 613 12.2 4 41 (BGSU)
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So-SQ, WR, 6-0, 194
Clinton, N.C. (HS)
Youngster with good potential ... Missed most
of spring practice to play on coach Gary Overton's
Pirate baseball team ... Batted .286 in limited
playing time on the baseball team ... Needs to have a good fall camp ... Has
size and good hands ... Will begin fall backing up Allen Williams at split end
... Had three catches for 45 yards in four major spring scrimmages.
1992: Did not see any action ... Named scout team special teams player
of the week by coaching staff against Bowling Green.
1991: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football, three in basketball and four
in baseball at Clinton High School in Clinton, N.C. ... Played football for coach
Bob Lewis ... Helped lead the Darkhorses to the AA state title in 1991 ... Played
wide receiver in football and earned All East-Central Conference honors ...
Was a second baseman and outfielder in baseball and a forward on the
basketball team.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Joseph
and Pocahantas Edwards ... Born Aug. 6, 1973 in Clinton, N.C. ... Would like
to work for IBM after graduation ... Admires former Pittsburgh Steeler wide
receiver Lynn Swann.
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Sr-3L, CB, 5-10, 185
Anderson, S.C. (T.L. Hanna HS)
Enters fall camp as the number two bench
cornerback ... Playing behind Travis Render ...
Hard worker and has a great attitude ... Good
athlete ... Has good athletic skills ... Still improving ... Timed at 4.56 in the
40-yard dash ... Squats 500 pounds, second best among defensive backs ...
Bench presses 270 pounds ... Had two interceptions in four major spring
scrimmages.
1992: Played in every game and started 10 at left cornerback ... Did not
start against Memphis State ... Finished season with 42 tackles on 616 defensive
plays ... Also had two interceptions and five pass deflections ... Returned an
interception 55 yards for a touchdown against Pittsburgh ... Had a touchdown
saving interception against Duke ... Had season best nine stops against
Southern Miss ... Named defensive player of the week against Pittsburgh with
five stops and an interception ... Served as game co-captain against Southern
Miss ... In five spring scrimmages, had two pass deflections, an interception
and one sack.
1991: Started in 11 of 12 games at right cornerback ... During regular season,
had 43 tackles (30 solos), with one tackle for loss, one forced fumble, one fumble
recovery, four pass deflections and an interception ... Intercepted fumble and
returned it 93 yards for a touchdown against Central Florida ... Had season-
best nine stops against Pittsburgh ... Had tackle for loss for minus six yards
against Panthers ... Forced fumble against Tulane ... Had two pass deflections
against Pitt and one each against South Carolina and Southern Miss ... Also
had interception against the Golden Eagles ... Came off bench against
Cincinnati, nursing a shoulder injury ... Suffered shoulder injury against Virginia
Tech ... Was named Defensive Player of the Game by coaching staff against
Pittsburgh ... Had three tackles in the Peach Bowl ... Moved from running back
to defensive back during spring drills ... Had two interceptions and three pass
deflections in four spring scrimmages ... Given '"'Supreme Sacrifice for Team'"'
Award and ''Big Team, Little Me'' Award in spring by coaching staff.
1990: Played in the last six games of the season ... Saw action as a backup
running back ... Carried 11 times for 53 yards and one touchdown ... One of
five true freshmen to play last season ... Nine carries (42 yds.) came against
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Scored on a three-yard run against the Tigers ... Also saw some time on special
teams.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football, four in track and two in
basketball at T.L. Hanna High School ... As a senior, rushed for 1,194 yards
on 173 carries, caught 23 passes for 325 yards, returned 16 punts for a 15.6
yard average and returned nine kickoffs for a 25 yard average ... Had 20
touchdowns as a senior ... Named City Offensive Player of the Year and was
school's MVP ... All-Region and All-Area at running back and played in South
Carolina All-Star Game ... Listed among South Carolina's Top 100 Prospects
... Anderson Independent News Player of the Year ... Member of 200 point
club on school's track team ... Coached in high school by Harold Jones.
PERSONAL: Maioring in Industrial Technology at ECU ... Son of William
and Gracie Floyd ... Born on Feb. 9, 1972 ... Cousin, Norman Floyd, played
at South Carolina and Kansas City Chiefs ... Member of National Honor Society
in high school as well as Key Club, FCA ... Was a speaker for ''Just Say No"'
organization ... Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity ... Enjoys dancing and
playing musical instruments.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 2-1-1; Virginia Tech 4-4-0; South Carolina 4-4-0; Bowling
Green 3-3-0; Duke 1-1-0; Cincinnati 7-4-3; Pittsburgh 5-5-0; Southern Miss 9-5-4;
West Virginia 6-4-2; Arkansas State 1-1-0; Memphis State 0-0-0.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 6-5-1; Memphis State 6-5-1; Central Florida 0-0-0; South Carolina
4-3-1; Akron 1-0-1; Syracuse 6-3-3; Pittsburgh 9-7-2; Tulane 5-3-2; Southern
Miss 4-2-2; Virginia Tech 2-2-0; Cincinnati 0-0-0; N.C. State 3-2-1.
for coach Dixon Sauls ... Was a two-time all state, all-East, all-Eastern Plains
Conference in football ... In basketball, was a three-year all-conference, two-
year all-East and all-state one year ... Daily Reflector Player of the Year in
basketball as a senior ... Named Player of the Year in football in Eastern North
Carolina as a senior ... Named fourth best high school senior in North Carolina
in 1990 by News & Observer ... Wilson Daily Times Player of the Year in 1990
... Chose ECU over Michigan, North Carolina and N.C. State ... Helped lead
Jaguars to conference championship in football in 1990 and state basketball
in 1989-90.
PERSONAL: Academic major is physical education ... Son of Shirley
Foreman ... Born March 29, 1973 in Greenville, N.C. ... Enjoys crossword
puzzles and softball ... Was a collector at St. Delight Missionary Baptist Church.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 2-2-0; Virginia Tech 5-5-0; South Carolina 3-3-0; Bowling
Green 0-0-0; Duke 1-0-1; Cincinnati 3-1-2; Pittsburgh 4-3-1; Southern Miss 5-4-1;
West Virginia 5-4-1; Arkansas State 0-0-0; Memphis State 1-1-0.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: KICKOFF RETURNS (Att.-Yards-Avg.)
Syracuse 5-163-32.6; Virginia Tech 1-15-15.0; South Carolina 1-22-22.0; Bowling
Green 1-17-17.0; Duke 0-0-0; Cincinnati 0-0-0; Pittsburgh 2-54, 27.0; Southern
Miss 0-0-0; West Virginia 0-0-0; Arkansas State 0-0-0; Memphis State 1-45-45.0.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1991 30 13 43 1-6 0-0 1-1 4 1
1992 32 10 42 0-0 0-0 0-0 5 2
Totais 62 23 85 �1-6 0-0 1-1 9 3
Rushing Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1990 11 83 48 1 16 (MSU)
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So-1L, SAF, 6-1, 210
Farmville, N.C. (HS/Fork Union)
Had an outstanding spring ... Will start at strong
safety ... One of only two true freshmen to play
for the Pirates last season ... Good run support
player ... Strong and physical ... Can also run ... Coaches feel that his deep
coverage could be his only weakness ... Bench presses 285 pounds ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 4.8 seconds ... Very versatile player, who can also return
punts and kickoffs ... In four major spring scrimmages, had five interceptions,
two pass deflections and three tackles for losses.
1992: Played in every game and started two at strong safety ... Started against
West Virginia and Memphis State ... In 252 defensive plays, credited with 29
total tackles and one pass deflection ... Also returned 11 kickoffs for a 28.7
yard average ... Had season best five stops against Virginia Tech, Southern
Miss and West Virginia ... Had pass deflection against Bowling Green ... Had
46-yard kickoff return against Syracuse and a 45-yarder against Memphis State
... Saw a couple of plays on offense against Duke ... Ran nine yards with a
fake punt attempt against Pittsburgh for a first down ... Played some outside
linebacker on passing downs ... Named special teams player of the week by
coaching staff against Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Arkansas State.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Fork Union Military Academy in 1991
for coach John Shuman ... Earned four letters in football and basketball and
two in baseball at Farmville High School in Farmville, N.C. ... Played football
Personality Profile
Nickname: Mo-Fo
When | was little, my sports hero was: Drew Pearson
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Jerry and Willie Foreman (brothers)
My football fantasy is to: Make it in the NFL
Most impressive person I've ever met: Shirley Foreman (mother)
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Retire into the Hall of Fame
The job | hated most was: Cutting grass
My favorite food is: Spaghetti
My least favorite food is: Chinese food
My favorite song of all-time is: Planet-Rock (by African Bambada & Soul
Sonic Force)
My favorite class is: Math
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: | love to eat
If | could change something about myself, | would: Not be so shy
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1992 22 6 28 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
Kickoff Return Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 11 316 28.7 0 46 (SU)
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82 Mitchell Galloway
Fr-RS, WR, 5-10, 173
Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro HS)
Has tons of potential ... Comes into fall camp
as the number two split end, backing up Allen
Williams ... Still has room to improve ... Has good
hands and great speed ... Can take a hit ... Did not drop a ball all spring ...
Second fastest player on team with a 4.45 in the 40-yard dash ... Bench presses
265 pounds and squats 445 ... In four major spring scrimmages, had 10 catches
for 95 yards and a touchdown.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at wide receiver ... Named scout team special
teams player of the week by the coaching staff against South Carolina and
Cincinnati.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football, two in basketball, three in
track and one in baseball at Marlboro County High School in Bennettsville,
S.C. ... Played football for coach Reed Charpia ... Also considered attending
N.C. State and the U.S. Naval Academy ... Named school's offensive back
of the year as a junior and senior ... As asenior, had 42 catches for 750 yards
and six touchdowns and also had 257 yards rushing on 45 carries and six
touchdowns ... Returned 11 punts for a 16.5 yard average and 28 kickoffs for
a 24.7 yard average ... Had two interceptions as a defensive back ... Accounted
for 1,879 all-purpose rushing yards as a senior ... All-state 4A in South Carolina
and played in South Carolina's North-South All-Star Game ... All-region and
all-area for two seasons ... In basketball, was school's hustle award winner
as a junior and named school's outstanding track performer as a junior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is computer science ... Son of Earl and Carrie
Galloway ... Born Oct. 8, 1974 in Chesterfield County, S.C. ... Member of high
school's National Honor Society, Beta Club and Math Club ... Named Who's
Who Among High School Students in Academics and Athletics ... Enjoys
reading and drawing.
Personality Profile
Nickname: Pookie, Half-pint
When | was little, my sports hero was: Marcus Allen
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Oakland/Los Angeles
Raiders
Favorite non-sports hero: Earl and Carrie Galloway (parents)
My football fantasy is to: Win Most Valuable Offensive Player in the NFL
Most impressive person I've ever met: Michael Jordan
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Relax in my $5 million home
My favorite food is: Pork chops, vegetable soup
My least favorite food is: Fish
My favorite class is: Math
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73 Jake Gilray
Fr-RS, OG, 6-4, 250
Sarasota, Fla. (HS)
Young player with a lot of potential ... Has good
upper body strength ... Comes into fall camp as
the number three left guard ... Bench presses 360
pounds ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.5 seconds ... Had good spring camp.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at offensive guard.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football at Sarasota High School
for coach Tom Whitehurst ... Also on school's power lifting team ... an all-area
selection ... Qualified for state championship in power lifting ... Helped lead
the Sailors to District Championship in 1990 ... Chose ECU over Memphis State,
Appalachian State, Maryland and Florida.
PERSONAL: Academic major is business ... Son of Steve and Anne Gilray
... Born Feb. 15, 1974 in Dunkirk, N.Y. ... Enjoys fishing, lifting weights,
basketball and collecting baseball cards ... Brother played baseball at South
Carolina.
84 Leonard Graham
Jr-2L, LB, 6-1, 232
Miami, Fla. (HS)
Enters fall camp as the number two willie
linebacker, behind Mark Libiano ... Moved from
the outside to inside linebacker before spring
practice ... Suffered an ankle injury early in spring drills and missed all of spring
practice ... Mature ... Understands the defensive scheme ... Bench presses
350 pounds ... Has been timed in the 40-yard dash at 4.89 seconds ... Solid
backup ... Has added much needed bulk in last year.
1992: Played in the first nine games ... Did not play against Arkansas State
and Memphis State ... In 38 defensive plays, had two tackles and forced a
fumble ... Had one tackle against Syracuse and Pittsburgh ... Forced a fumble
against Syracuse ... Had four pass deflections and a fumble recovery in five
spring scrimmages.
1991: Played in two games this season (Central Florida and Akron) ... In
28 plays, credited with two tackles and a quarterback hurry ... Played behind
Jerry Dillon and Stephen Braddy at a defensive end spot ... Had both tackles
against the Zips.
1990: Redshirted ... Worked as a defensive end during the season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football and two in basketball at
Miami Senior High School in Miami, Fla. ... Recorded 55 unassisted tackles
during senior season ... Played small forward on the basketball team ... Named
school's outstanding defensive player for three years ... Coached in high school
by Ralph Arza.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Information Processing ... Son of Catherine
and James Graham ... Born Aug. 4, 1971 ... Given Charles Bethel Award for
Academic Excellence at Miami Senior High School ... Enjoys art.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TY TRL Sacks oFFFR PD INT
1991 1 1 ae 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1992 2 0 eae 0-0 0-0 1-0 0 0
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59 Jamie Gray
Fr-RS, DT, 6-2, 293
Phoenixville, Pa. (HS)
Enters fall camp listed as the third defensive
tackle, behind Walter Scott and Jeff Cooke ...
Hard worker ... Young player with a lot of potential
... Gives the Pirates someone with a large presence on the defensive line ...
Came to ECU as an offensive lineman ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.16 seconds
... Bench presses 355 pounds.
1992: Redshirted ... Worked as an offensive lineman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons in track, three in football and one
in basketball at Phoenixville High School ... Played football for coach Bill Shirk
... Given Maxwell Club Award of Philadelphia ... MVP of Pioneer Athletic
Conference ... First team all-conference on offense and defense ... First team
all-Southeastern Pennsylvania ... Chose ECU over Villanova and Delaware.
PERSONAL: Academic major is criminal justice ... Son of Ulysses and
Samella Jones ... Born Aug. 22, 1974 in Phoenixville, Pa. ... Enjoys playing
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 one season (1977).
66 Jett Griffin
Fr-RS, DE, 6-7, 229
Anderson, S.C. (Crescent HS)
Had a productive spring ... Player of the future
... Has good work ethic, which should help him
climb up the depth chart ... May see action in 1993
... Currently, listed third at defensive end ... Has been timed in the 40-yard
dash at 5.2 seconds ... Bench presses 275 and squats 365.
1992: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and two in basketball
at Crescent High School in Anderson, S.C. ... Played football for coach Bob
Parker ... Helped lead Tigers to 10-5 mark in 1991 ... Chose ECU over Georgia,
Georgia Tech and Furman ... Was named Anderson Area Touchdown Club
Lineman of the Week as a senior ... Was an all-conference selection as a senior
... Tigers were conference champs for two seasons (football).
PERSONAL: Academic major is criminal justice ... Son of John and Jane
Griffin ... Born Nov. 6, 1973 in Anderson, S.C. ... Enjoys fishing and chess
... Has done volunteer work with Special Olympics ... Earned National Merit
Science Award as a senior ... Admires former Boston Celtic Larry Bird.
6 E.J. Gunthrope
Fr-RS, SAF, 6-2, 197
Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland HS)
Promising, young player, who could see a lot
of playing time this season ... Enters fall camp
as the number three free safety, behind Hank
Cooper and David Hart ... Hard worker ... Has a great attitude ... A good open
field tackler ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.66 seconds ... Bench presses 275
pounds ... Had an interception in four major spring scrimmages ... Had three
tackles in the annual spring game.
1992: Redshirted ... Named scout team defensive player of the week against
Duke ... Also named scout team special teams player of the week against West
Virginia ... Given Rick Bankston Memorial Award for outstanding scout team
player on special teams.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football, basketball and track at
Parkland High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Played football for coach
Homer Thompson ... Played in the North Carolina/ South Carolina Shrine Bowl
Game ... Chose ECU over N.C. State, North Carolina, Clemson and Virginia
... AS a senior, rushed for 1,051 yards and 12 touchdowns ... Also had 1,730
all-purpose rushing yards ... Also played defensive back and had 44 tackles
and intercepted 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 ... Listed on 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 ... Mustangs
were 8-3 in 1991.
PERSONAL: Academic major is criminal justice ... Son of Edward and Linda
Gunthrope ... Born March 4, 1973 in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Served on Senior
Board at Parkland HS ... Admires Michael Jordan because he is a "'positive
role model."'
21 Daren Hart
Fr-RS, CB, 5-9, 181
Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
Another talented young player in the Pirate
secondary ... Listed as a backup at backside
cornerback ... Will also contribute on special
teams ... Hard worker ... Plays with a lot of intensity ... Had two pass deflections
and a fumble recovery in four major spring scrimmages ... Bench presses 275
pounds ... Has been timed in the 40-yard dash at 4.85 seconds.
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 ... Named all-Metro Conference as a defensive back
... Also was an all-conference baseball player ... An alternate selection for the
Shrine Bowl ... Named MVP of the Frank Spencer Holiday Basketball Classic
... Helped lead Yellow Jackets to a 9-3 mark in 1991 ... Yellow Jackets won
conference championship in football in 1989-90-91 and in basketball in 1991
... Chose ECU over Virginia, Western Carolina and North Carolina A&T.
PERSONAL: Academic maior is Industrial Technology ... Son of Allen and
Rose Hart ... Born Dec. 16, 1973 in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Twin brother of
fellow Pirate, David Hart ... Member of Spirit of Life group in Winston-Salem
... Given Scholastics Art Award ... Named to Who's Who Among American
High School Students ... Enjoys singing.
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22. David Hart
Fr-RS, SAF, 5-9, 173
Winston-Salem, N.C. (Carver HS)
Will make an immediate impact on the Pirate
secondary ... Had a great spring ... Listed second
at free safety behind Hank Cooper ... Has great
work habits ... Can play both safety spots ... Good open field tackler ... Plays
with great intensity ... Timed in the 40-yard dash at 4.85 seconds ... Bench
presses 265 pounds.
1992: Redshirted ... Co-scout team special teams player of the week against
Bowling Green ... Scout team special teams player of the week against Arkansas
State.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four seasons in football and two in basketball and
baseball at Carver High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Played football for
coach Jim Bovender ... Was an all-county and all-conference selection for two
seasons ... Named defensive player of the year in conference ... Started both
ways in Shrine Bowl ... Named school's athlete of the year in 1991 ... Yellow
Jackets were conference champions in 1989-90-91 and basketball in 1990-91
... Chose ECU over Virginia, Western Carolina, N.C. State and North Carolina
A&T.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Allen and Rose Hart
... Born Dec. 16, 1973 in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Member of high school's
Spanish Club and Gospel Choir ... Member of Spirit of Life group in Winston-
Salem ... Named to Who's Who Among American High School Students ...
Member of Vocational Honor Society ... Enjoys singing ... Twin brother of fellow
Pirate, Daren Hart.
s| Chris Hester
Fr-RS, QB, 6-3, 190
Loganville, Ga. (Rockdale County HS)
Will back up Marcus Crandell at quarterback
... Young player, who coaches feel has a ton of
potential ... Has quick release ... A pocket passer
... Could be used if ECU features the drop-back passing game ... Mobile ...
Needs to take advantage of reps in fall camp ... In the four major spring
scrimmages, completed 50 of 89 passes for 445 yards with a touchdown and
five interceptions ... Timed at 4.9 seconds in the 40-yard dash ... Has a vertical
jump of 33 inches ... Holds school record for quarterbacks at ECU with 96
sit-ups during spring testing.
1992: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times in football and twice in baseball at
Rockdale County High School in Loganville, Ga. ... During senior season, threw
for 1,297 yards, completing 54 percent of his passes, and had 10 touchdowns
... Also rushed for 267 yards as a senior ... As a junior, only played in four
games due to dislocated shoulder ... Threw for 479 yards and three touchdowns
as a senior ... Batted .336 with two home runs and 16 RBI as a senior ... Set
school passing records during senior season ... Selected team MVP for baseball
and football ... Played for coach Scott Woodall.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic major ... Son of James and Jane Roop
... Born March 23, 1974 in Adel, Ga. ... Followed Ken Stabler as a youngster.
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Q2 Patrick Hurley
So-SQ, DE, 6-2, 213
Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Gardens HS)
Moved from tight end to defensive end during
spring drills ... Needs to develop more strength
for the position ... Showed potential during spring
... Smart ... Has good speed ... Hard worker ... Played defense in high school
... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.85 seconds ... In spring testing, did 100 sit-ups
in two minutes ... Had three tackles and a pass deflection in spring game.
1992: Did not see any playing time ... Practiced at tight end.
1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any action ... Worked at the tight end position.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and track at Palm Beach
Gardens High School ... Named All-Palm Beach Conference and all-area as
a tight end and outside linebacker during senior season ... Played football for
coach Mike Doyle ... Second-team all-area and all-conference in track, running
the 440 ... As a senior, had 23 catches for 756 yards and four touchdowns
... In two years, had 140 tackles ... Ran a 49.4 in the 440 ... Earned Sports-
manship Award from high school as a senior ... Named high school's most
athletic male as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of William and
Virginia Hurley ... Born June 15, 1972 in Point Pleasant, N.J. ... An honor roll
student in high school ... Brother, Mike, is a pitcher on the University of South
Florida baseball team ... Enjoys surfing and fishing.
1 0 Michael Jacobs
So-1L, P/SN, 6-5, 225
Smithfield, N.C. (Smithfield-Selma HS)
Has moved from punter to snapper and holder
on special teams ... Will handle snaps on punts
and hold on placement kicks ... Reliable ... Good
cover man ... Has met his new assignment with enthusiasm ... Has good work
habits ... Came to ECU in 1991 as a quarterback.
1992: Played in every game and was ECU's punter in six games ... Averaged
37.1 yards on 32 punt attempts ... Hit nine punts inside the 20-yard line ...
Had a long of 56 yards against Syracuse ... Averaged 44.25 yard per kick against
the Orange ... Threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Cedric Van Buren from
a fake field goal attempt ... Completed a 19-yard pass to Derrek Batson on
a fake punt attempt against South Carolina which allowed ECU to continue
on a scoring drive.
1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any action ... Saw action at quarterback.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times in baseball and twice in football and
basketball at Smithfield-Selma High School ... Named all-conference and All-
East in football as a senior ... Was Cary Touchdown Club Scholar-Athlete of
the Year ... Threw for over 1,700 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior ... Helped
lead the Spartans to a conference championship as a senior ... Named all-
conference in basketball for two seasons and honorable mention All-East two
years ... Averaged 17.5 points and 12 rebounds per game ... Two-time all-
conference baseball selection ... Was 6-2 as a pitcher and batted .393 with
five home runs and 30 RBI as a senior ... Played football for coach Dean
Manges.
PERSONAL: Academic major is History ... Son of Mike and Sarah Jacobs
... Born May 3, 1973 in Smithfield, N.C. ... Brother, John, played football at
North Carolina ... Uncle, Ken Helms, played football at Georgia ... Enjoys fishing
... Works in the tobacco fields during the summers ... Named Who's Who
Among American High School Students ... Has done volunteer work for the
Special Olympics ... Member of National Honor Society in high school ... Honor
roll student.
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ia Reuben Jones
Jr-1L, OG, 6-2, 259
Decatur, Ga. (Columbia HS)
Came back from knee injury and did not play
last season ... Can play both center and guard
... Should play this season ... Has good strength
... Listed as a backup to Tom Coleman at left guard ... Originally came to ECU
as a defensive lineman ... Hard worker ... Bench presses 370 pounds ... Timed
at 5.3 seconds in the 40-yard dash.
1992: Did not see any playing time due to knee injury.
1991: Played in two games as a reserve center ... Missed last three games
of season due to knee injury ... Played against Akron and Southern Miss ...
Moved from defensive line to center in spring drills.
1990: Redshirted ... Was Scout Team Player of the Week against South
Carolina.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football at Columbia High School
in Decatur, Ga. ... First-team all-district at defensive tackle ... Credited with
115 tackles and six sacks as a senior ... Also played offensive line where he
was voted team's best 0-lineman ... Two-time winner of school's academic
award.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Economics ... Son of Reuben and Roslyn
Jones ... Born on June 15, 1972 ... Member of National Honor Society and
Beta Club in high school.
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58 Derrick Leaphart
Jr-2L, C, 6-2, 310
Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
Will be ECU's starting center for the second
straight season ... A good pass blocker ... Can
~ be as good as he wants ... Knows the schemes
... Solid performer ... Is strong and has quick feet ... Moves well on the line
of scrimmage ... Smart ... Bench presses 370 pounds and squats almost 500
pounds.
1992: Started all 11 games at center ... One of the main reasons the Pirate
offense ranked in the top 20 in NCAA statistics.
1991: Played in three games as a reserve center ... Saw action against
Central Florida, Akron and Southern Mississippi ... Backed up Keith Arnold
... Saw action in the spring at offensive tackle before being moved back to
center.
1990: Redshirted ... Offensive Line was Scout Team Player of the Week
against Memphis State ... Practiced at center.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track at Southwest
DeKalb High School in Decatur, Ga. ... Played center and defensive tackle
... Also threw shot put and discus ... First-team all-state and all-district as a
senior ... Panthers went 13-1 and played in state quarterfinals in senior season
... feammate in 1988 of current Pirate Travis Render ... Was also all-county
selection in both sports ... Coached by Buck Godfrey.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Business ... Son of Michael and Francis
Leaphart ... Born Dec. 10, 1971 ... Enjoys reading and writing ... Nickname
is ''Leaps''.
Personality Profile
Nickname: Leaps
When | was little, my sports hero was: Reggie Jackson
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Philadelphia Eagles
Favorite non-sports hero: Malcolm X
My footbail fantasy is to: Score on a fumble
Most impressive person I've ever met: Eddie Robinson
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Have my own business
My favorite food is: Macaroni and Cheese
My favorite class is: Philosophy
4 Morris Letcher
Sr-1L, WR, 5-9, 165
Kansas City, Kan. (Coffeyville CC)
An All-America type performer ... A versatile
player ... At ECU, has caught passes, carried the
pigskin, and returned kicks and punts ... Listed
as the 10th best all-purpose back int he country by Lindy's and NCAA Football
Preview ... Had a good spring ... Extremely quick ... Has good hands ... Starter
at flanker ... A leader at his position ... Tough, can take a hit ... Understands
the offense ... Timed at 4.48 in the 40-yard dash ... In four spring scrimmages,
caught four passes for 61 yards.
1992: Started every game but one (South Carolina) and played in all games
... Led the Pirates in receiving with 47 catches for 557 yards for a 11.9 yard
average ... Also had five touchdown catches ... Had six rushes for 35 yards
... Returned 22 punts for an 11.9 yard average and returned 36 kickoff returns
for a 21.4 yard average ... Ranked 12th in the nation in all-purpose rushing
yardage, averaging 147.82 yards per game ... Also ranked 15th in punt return
average and tied for 48th in kickoff returns ... Had a school record 304 all-
purpose rushing yards against Memphis State ... Had 242 all-purpose yards
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against West Virginia ... Had nine catches for 103 yards and a touchdown
against Syracuse ... Also had TD grabs against Duke, Pittsburgh, West Virginia
and Arkansas State ... Had over 100 all-purpose yards in every game but two
(Virginia Tech and Pittsburgh) ... Had an 85 yard punt return against Memphis
State and a 32-yarder against Virginia Tech ... Had a 46-yard kickoff return
against West Virginia ... Also had six catches for 110 yards against the
Mountaineers ... 27 of his 47 catches were for first downs.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Coffeyville (Kan.) Community
College for coach Skip Foster ... In two seasons, caught 38 passes for 875
yards and eight touchdowns ... Also had 13 punt returns for a 17.2 yard average
and 22 kickoff returns for a 21.5 yard average ... Was ranked second statistically
in receiving, first in kickoff returns and fifth in punt returns in the Kansas
Jayhawk Community College Conference ... Listed honorable mention AIll-
America in junior college by J.C. Gridwire ... All-conference receiver in 1991
... Also state JUCO champion in the hurdles and Kansas Relay 300 meter
hurdles champion.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in track, three in football and two in
basketball at Wyandotte High School in Kansas City, Kan. ... Played for coach
Les Unruh ... Caught 26 passes for 533 yards and scored six touchdowns as
a senior ... Helped lead track squad to two state titles.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Betty Adams
... Born Nov. 8, 1970 ... Nickname is ''Moe''.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Yards-Touch-
downs) Syracuse 9-103-1; Virginia Tech 1-3-0; South Carolina 4-55-0; Bowling
Green 7-80-0; Duke 3-33-1; Cincinnati 3-32-0; Pittsburgh 2-14-1; Southern Miss
6-25-0; West Virginia 6-110-1; Arkansas State 2-59-1; Memphis State 4-43-0.1
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: KICKOFF RETURNS (Number-Yards-
Avg.) Syracuse 0-0-0; Virginia Tech 2-28-14.0; South Carolina 4-93-23.3;
Bowling Green 5-106-21.2; Duke 3-75-25.0; Cincinnati 3-73-24.3; Pittsburgh
1-12-12.0; Southern Miss 6-102-17.0; West Virginia 4-106-26.5; Arkansas State
2-42-21.0; Memphis State 6-134-22.3
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: PUNT RETURNS (Number-Yards-
Avg.) Syracuse 1-4-4.0; Virginia Tech 1-32-32.0; South Carolina 1-1-1.0; Bowling
Green 1-1-1.0; Duke 2-13-6.5; Cincinnati 5-21-4.3; Pittsburgh 2-23-11.5;
Southern Miss 0-0-0; West Virginia 1-26-26.0; Arkansas State 3-15-5.0; Memphis
State 5-127-25.4.
Personality Profile
Nickname: Moe
When | was little, my sports hero was: Drew Pearson
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Martin Luther King
My football fantasy is to: Play in the NFL
Most impressive person I've ever met: Betty Adams (mother)
My favorite food is: Bar-B-Que
My least favorite food is: Liver
My favorite song of all-time is: Rock With You (by Michael Jackson)
My favorite class is: Black History
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: | have a daughter that | care about a lot.
Rushing Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 6 35 5.8 0 28 (BGSU)
Receiving Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 47 557 11.9 5 44 (WVU)
Kickoff Return Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 36 771 21.4 0 46 (WVU)
Punt Return Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1992 ee 263 119 0 85 (MSU)
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81 Mark Libiano
So-1L, LB, 6-3, 225
Easton, Pa. (HS)
Starting willie linebacker on the Pirate defense
... Had a good spring ... Improved tremendously
during the spring drills ... Has to become more
physical ... Instinctive, has a nose for the football ... Summer weights are
important ... Young with lots of potential ... Could be a great one ... Helped
by last year's experience ... Agile ... A leader at his position ... In four spring
scrimmages, had one sack for minus seven yards, another tackle for loss, and
an interception ... Bench presses 300 pounds ... Runs the 40-yard dash in
4.75 seconds.
1992: Only one of two true freshmen to play (Morris Foreman) ... Originally
set to redshirt, but injuries to other linebackers forced him into action ... Saw
his first collegiate action against Cincinnati and had three tackles (one solo),
a partially blocked punt and intercepted a pass ... Had season high seven stops
on 20 plays against Southern Miss ... Had 27 total tackles on the season in
110 plays ... Had a tackle for loss and a forced fumble against Pittsburgh.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football and volleyball at Easton
Area High School in Easton, Pa. ... Played football for coach Bob Shriver ...
Easton Express-Times Player of the Year ... Was first-team AP all-state as a
tight-end ... First-team all-conference and all-area on offense and defense as
a junior and senior ... Helped lead the Red Rovers to the conference, district
and regional title in 1991 and a 13-1 mark ... Given William Whalen Award
MVP, Anthony Simonetta Award MVP and Phillipsburg Exchange Club
Defensive MVP as a senior ... Holds school marks for career touchdown
catches, receptions, reception yardage, single-season receptions and yardage
... Was a Big 33 Team Selection ... Played in the McDonald's Lehigh Valley
All-Star Game ... One of team's captains as a senior ... As a junior, was all-
Eastern Penn Conference on defense and second team on offense ... Also
named to all-conference as a volleyball player in junior season ... Chose ECU
over Pittsburgh, Penn State, Florida State and Virginia Tech.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of James and
Janice Libiano ... Born Aug. 8, 1974 in Easton, Pa.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse DNP; Virginia Tech DNP; South Carolina DNP; Bowling
Green DNP; Duke DNP; Cincinnati 3-1-2; Pittsburgh 6-5-1; Southern Miss 7-3-4;
West Virginia 6-3-3; Arkansas State 1-1-0; Memphis State 4-2-2.
Defensive Statistics
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83 Dwight Linville
S0-1L, TE, 6-2; 233
Winston-Salem, N.C. (North Forsyth HS)
Had a good spring ... Backs up Carlester
Crumpler at tight end ... Excellent quickness and
good speed ... Needs to gain strength ... Reliable
receiver ... Good hands ... Moved from wide receiver two years ago ... Has
added much needed size ... Has become a better blocker ... In four major spring
scrimmages, caught eight passes for 55 yards ... Runs the 40-yard dash in
4.81 seconds ... Bench presses 295 pounds ... In spring testing did 101 sit-
ups in a two minute test ... Has a 31.5 inch vertical jump.
1992: Played in all 11 games as a backup tight end ... Caught six passes
for 56 yards and one touchdown ... Had one catch for 22 yards against Syracuse
... Had three catches for 17 yards against Arkansas State, including a two-
yard touchdown grab ... Also had 14-yard catch against West Virginia.
1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Worked as a wide
receiver.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and one in basketball at North
Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Named all-city, all-county and
all-conference as a senior ... AS a senior, had 23 receptions for 489 yards and
five touchdowns and was All-Metro in 1990 ... Ran back a kickoff 96 yards
for a touchdown as a junior against West Forsyth ... Averaged 28 yards per
kickoff return in junior and senior seasons ... As a junior, had 18 receptions
for 423 yards ... Named player of the year in the 4A Winston-Salem/Greensboro
area ... Coached in high school by Gene Bowles.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of James and Phyllis
Linville ... Born Jan. 15, 1973 in Winston-Salem ... President of school choir
in high school ... Plays the drums and piano ... Enjoys swimming, music and
basketball.
Receiving Statistics
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U7 Mark McCall
Fr-RS, OT, 6-5, 265
Rochelle, Ga. (Wilcox County HS)
Made big improvements during spring practice
... Comes into fall camp as the number three right
tackle ... Needs to develop upper body strength
... Has become a better pass blocker ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.5 seconds
... Bench presses 350 pounds.
1992: Redshirted ... Saw practice time at offensive tackle.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football and three in track at Wilcox
County High School in Rochelle, Ga. ... Played football for coach Donnie Clark
... Selected all-Middle Georgia by the Macon Telegraph ... Named Georgia
Sportswriters All-State in Class A ... Named offensive MVP on high school
team ... Helped lead team to 1988 and 1989 area championships ... Also
considered attending Valdosta State, Central Florida and Georgia Southern
... Named school's top offensive lineman.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic major ... Son of John and Betty McCall
... Born May 5, 1973 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Has worked on a dairy farm and shown
cows at the State Fair ... Favorite non-sports hero is Jimmy Carter ... As a
youngster, sports hero was Dale Murphy.
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3 Emmanuel McDaniel
So-1L, CB, 5-9, 168
Jonesboro, Ga. (HS)
Had a great spring ... Went from number three
at fieldside corner to the starter during spring drills
... Good speed and quickness ... Needs to be
more physical ... Good deep cover man ... Tackling also improved during spring
... Had two tackles and an interception during the annual spring game ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds ... Bench presses 285 pounds ... Came to
ECU as a running back and switched to the secondary before spring drills
in 1992.
1992: Played in 10 games as a backup right cornerback ... Did not play
against Bowling Green ... Backed up Travis Render ... In 28 defensive plays,
credited with one tackle ... Recorded stop against Memphis State ... Also saw
action on special teams.
1991: Redshirted ... Did not see any playing time ... Worked as a running
back.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and track at Jonesboro (Ga.)
High School ... Named all-county for two seasons ... School's student-athlete
of the year for three straight seasons ... Rushed for over 900 yards in eight
games as a senior with seven catches for 150 yards ... Also played defensive
back ... Named team's Player of the Week four times ... Served as team captain
as asenior ... Named best all-around track athlete and best sprinter at school
... MVP of school's football team for two seasons ... Regional champion in
330 intermediate hurdles ... Also participated in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays
and the long jump ... Played football for coach Al Hughes ... Played with South
Carolina tight end Larry Foster in high school.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of George and
Barbara McDaniel ... Born July 27, 1962 in Griffin, Ga. ... Enjoys weightlifting
and running ... Admires Steve Atwater of the Denver Broncos ... Wants to open
sports medicine clinic after football days are over.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT
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Meet The Pirates
23 Jerris McPhail
So-RS, HB, 6-0, 190
Clinton, N.C. (Mt. Olive College/Clinton HS)
Supreme talent ... Starter at halfback ... Has
plenty of ability ... Will be a great player at ECU,
according to coaches ... Has great speed ... Has
tremendous hands ... Capable of making big plays ... Made big strides during
spring drills ... Intelligent ... Has good size and is physical ... Versatile ... May
be best athlete on the team ... Hard worker and very coachable ... Second
fastest player on the squad with a 4.45 in the 40-yard dash ... Has a 35.5 inch
vertical jump and did 94 sit-ups in a two-minute test during spring testing ...
In four major spring scrimmages, had 17 carries for 85 yards and one touchdown
and caught 15 passes for 164 yards and two touchdowns.
1992: Redshirted ... Saw practice time at running back.
1991: Attended Mt. Olive College in Mt. Olive, N.C. ... Originally signed with
Wake Forest, but transferred to Mt. Olive before start of 1991 football season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years at Clinton High School in football for
coach Bob Lewis ... Also earned four letters in basketball and one each in
track and baseball ... Participated in the 1990 Shrine Bowl and East-West All-
Star Game ... Was an all-state performer ... Rushed for over 1,500 yards and
34 touchdowns as a senior ... Considered attending Wake Forest, Georgia
Tech, North Carolina and Michigan State out of high school.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic major ... Son of Maggie Williams ...
Born June 26, 1972 in Clinton, N.C.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Julius Erving
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Maggie Williams (mother)
My football fantasy is to: :03 left in game, '97 yard TD by McPhail'
Most impressive person I've ever met: Rodney Rogers
The job | hated most was: Dishwasher
My favorite food is: Steak
My least favorite food is: Squash
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: A good player who gave the extra effort
If | could change something about myself, | would: be 6-10 dunking
like Shaquille O'Neal.
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46 Eric Myers
Sr-1L, DE, 6-4, 248
Allen Park, Mich. (Grand Rapids JC)
Began spring at inside linebacker and moved
to the outside during the latter stages ... Will start
at an outside linebacker in the fall ... Has
tremendous athletic ability ... Strong and versatile ... Has good functional speed
... Plays hard ... Does what it takes to get the ball ... In four major spring
scrimmages, had two tackles for losses, a sack and an interception ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 5.2 seconds ... Bench presses 375 pounds.
1992: Granted medical hardship after suffering knee injury in third game
of the season ... Had been a starter on the defensive line at the time of his
injury ... Finished the season with 10 total tackles, including five solos ... Had
three tackles against Syracuse, five against Virginia Tech and two against South
Carolina.
1991: Played in ail 12 games as a linebacker and defensive tackle ... Began
season as linebacker but was moved to defensive tackle due to injuries on
the line ... Did not have any starts ... Also an outstanding special teams player,
making four stops ... Made 14 total tackles (10 solos), with five tackles for losses,
three sacks included, a forced fumble and a pass deflection ... Recorded safety
in fourth quarter against Cincinnati ... Averaged 15.7 plays per game ... Had
four stops against Akron with a sack ... Had three tackles against Central Florida
with 12 sacks ... Had a pass deflection against Pittsburgh and forced a fumble
against Cincinnati ... Had two tackles and a half-sack in the Peach Bowl.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played football two seasons at Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Junior College ... Was a pre-season NJCAA All-America choice in 1990 ...
Helped lead the Raiders to the Midwest Bowl Championship in 1990 ... Played
on the same team with current ECU teammate Zaim Cunmulaj ... Played for
coach Fred Julian ... Led team in tackles in second season with 146 ... In first
year, caught 19 passes for 309 yards as a tight end.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football at Allen Park (Mich.) High
School ... Also earned letters in wrestling and baseball ... Was an all-conference
and all-state selection (linebacker) in football as a senior ... Had 135 tackles
as a senior and 305 during his career ... Averaged 39 yards per attempt as
a punter ... On offense, had 59 carries for 520 yards and caught 33 passes
for 479 yards ... Played six positions (LB, TE, RB, WR, PK, P) in every game
in high school ... Played football for coach Ed Bellas.
PERSONAL: Designated major is Physical Education ... Son of Tom and
Carolyn Myers ... Born Oct. 22, 1970 in Detroit, Mich. ... Enjoys drawing and
fishing ... Father has a boxing gym in Detroit, where Thomas Hearns has trained
... Won intramural slam dunk contest.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) lilinois 0-0-0; Memphis State 0-0-0; Central Florida 3-3-0; South Carolina
0-0-0; Akron 4-2-2; Syracuse 1-1-0; Pittsburgh 2-1-1; Tulane 2-2-0; Southern
Miss 0-0-0; Virginia Tech 1-0-1; Cincinnati 1-1-0; N.C. State 2-1-1.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1991 10 4 14 5-11 3-8 1-0 1 0
1992 5 5 10 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0
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45 Isaih Owens
Fr-RS, DE, 6-2, 225
Marion, S.C. (HS)
A walk-on who made an impression on Pirate
coaches during spring drills ... Came to ECU after
serving several years in the military ... Enters fall
camp as the number three outside linebacker behind Bernard Carter and Willie
Brookins ... Has great attitude ... One of the strongest players on the squad
... Will be a fine player, but needs repetitions ... Runs the 40 in 4.8 seconds
... Bench presses 383 pounds and has a vertical jump of 33.5 inches.
1992: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football at Marion High School in
Marion, S.C. ... Played football for coach Bob Rankin ... Helped the Swamp
Foxes claim their conference championship and were Lower State champs
... Named school's best defensive back both years ... Also named high school's
most improved player as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Shirley Ann
Reaves ... Born Sept. 14, 1970 in Marion, S.C. ... Enjoys art, singing and lifting
weights ... Admires Olympian Jesse Owens and Jesse Jackson.
Stephen Padgett
So-TR, PK, 5-9, 158
Huntington, Md.
(Towson State University /Calvert CC)
Will battle Chad Holcomb for the starting
placekicker position ... Had a good spring ... Has
range up to 35 yards on field goals and to the five-
yard line on kickoffs ... Will need more repetitions ... Soccer-style kicker.
1992: Attended Calvert Community College.
1991: Attended Towson State University.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in lacrosse, three in football and two
in soccer at Northern High School in Owings, Md. ... Played football for coach
Jerry Franks ... Was an all-county selection in football for three seasons ...
Also all-conference and all-state for one season ... An all-county choice in soccer
as a sophomore ... Named to the Maryland all-star team in lacrosse as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Physical Education ... Son of Jerry and
Marlene Padgett ... Born March 27, 1973 in Washington, D.C. ... Enjoys surfing,
lacrosse, soccer and mountain biking ... Would like to teach and coach on
the high school level ... An honor roll student in high school.
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q Travis Render
Sr-2L, CB, 5-9, 182
Decatur, Ga. (SW DeKalb HS)
Experienced player who will start again at
backside cornerback ... Good cover man ... Had
a good spring ... Needs to be more physical ...
Works hard and is very coachable ... Has been bothered by various injuries
during his playing career ... Has a lot of natural ability ... Runs the 40 in 4.62
seconds ... Squats 500 pounds and has a vertical jump of 33.5 inches ... Had
three tackles in annual spring game.
1992: Started every game at right cornerback ... In 680 defensive plays,
credited with 47 total tackles, including 31 solos and one tackle for loss ...
Also had three pass deflections, one forced and one recovered fumble, and
an interception ... Had season best 10 stops against West Virginia ... Had three
stops including one for a two-yard loss against Memphis State ... Had six tackles
and a forced fumble against Duke ... Recovered a fumble against Southern
Miss ... Had five stops and an interception against Arkansas State ... Was co-
defensive player of the week by the coaching staff against Arkansas State.
1991: Played in just one game due to injuries ... Saw action against Tulane
... Did not have any tackles ... Scheduled to begin season as starting right
corner before leg injury sidelined him ... Had two tackles in the spring game.
1990: Played in seven games, with no starts ... Recorded two tackles ...
Had one assist against Georgia and Cincinnati ... Missed games against
Louisiana Tech, Temple, Memphis State and Northern Illinois ... Missed last
three games with hamstring injury.
1989: Played against Illinois State in only contest of the season ... Qualified
for a medical redshirt ... Only one of six true freshmen to get playing time ...
Had two tackles against the Redbirds ... Missed most of the season with con-
genital lower back problem.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and track at SW DeKalb High
School in Decatur, Ga. ... AS a senior, rushed for 650 yards as a tailback on
107 carries with nine touchdowns ... Also caught 10 passes for 124 yards and
three touchdowns ... As a junior, played strong safety, and had 73 solo tackles
and 116 total hits with 15 sacks ... Helped lead team to regional champion-
ship and 12-1 mark as a senior ... AS a junior, made the Atlanta Journal-
Constitution All-County team ... Named Offensive Back of the Week as a junior
... Coached in high school by Buck Godfrey.
PERSONAL: Academic maior is Information Processing ... Son of Robert
and Martha Render ... Born June 13, 1971 in Decatur, Ga. ... Enjoys drawing
and fixing model cars.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 6-0-6; Virginia Tech 1-1-0; South Carolina 1-1-0; Bowling
Green 3-1-2; Duke 6-5-1; Cincinnati 4-3-1; Pittsburgh 7-4-3; Southern Miss 1-1-0;
West Virginia 10-8-2; Arkansas State 5-4-1; Memphis State 3-3-0.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1989 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1990 Z 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1991 0 0 O O00 0-0 0-0 0 0
1992 31 16 4/ 1-2 0-0 1-1 3 1
Totals 35 16 31 1-2 0-0 1-1 3 1
Meet The Pirates
90 Scott Richards
Fr-RS, TE, 6-4, 238
North Augusta, S.C. (HS)
Moved from quarterback to tight end before
spring ... Coaches have been pleased at his
progress ... Could see game action in the fall ...
Had a great spring ... Has gained over 20 pounds since 1992 ... Needs to gain
more speed ... Good strength and excellent hands ... Good awareness of entire
scheme ... In four major spring scrimmages, caught 10 passes for 124 yards
... Squats 475 pounds, best among tight ends ... Runs the 40-yard dash in
5.05 seconds.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at quarterback ... Named offensive scout team
player of the week against Bowling Green and Southern Miss.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football and basketball and one in
baseball at North Augusta (S.C.) High School ... Played football for coach Bill
Utsey ... AS a senior, completed 59 of 147 passes for 1,029 yards with four
touchdowns and four interceptions ... As a junior, completed 62 of 160 passes
for 1,038 yards with seven touchdowns ... 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 4-A football
championship ... Chose ECU over Navy, UT-Chattanooga and Maryland.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of James and
Edith Richards ... Born Jan. 7, 1974 in Augusta, Ga. ... Wants to attend law
school after graduation ... Enjoys fishing, water skiing and snow skiing ... An
honor roll student in spring 1993.
86 Sean Richardson
Fr-RS, TE, 6-5, 220
Durham, N.C. (Northern Durham HS)
Enters fall camp knotted with Scott Richards
for the third tight end spot ... Needs to gain
strength and size ... Has good quickness ... Has
good hands ... Could see playing time, especially on special teams ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 5.10 seconds ... Has a 27 inch vertical jump and bench
presses 250 pounds ... In four major spring scrimmages, had seven catches
for 99 yards.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at tight end.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two seasons in football at Northern Durham High
School for coach Ken Browning ... Helped Knights win conference champion-
ship in 1991 and a 12-1 record ... Also considered attending Howard and North
Carolina A&T ... Was named all-conference, all-area, all-city, 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 ... Named Piedmont
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. ... Plays the
drums ... Enjoys playing basketball and bicycling ... Has done volunteer work
with the Special Olympics.
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41 Reggie Robinson
Sr-1L, LB, 5-11, 223
Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley HS)
A walk-on who has been in the program for four
years and has drawn the respect of the Pirate
coaching staff ... Enters fall camp as the starter
at mike linebacker ... Coachable ... Had a good spring ... Understands the
defensive scheme ... Executes well ... Has good feet and extremely quick ...
Has improved all physical aspects of his game ... Named defensive MVP of
the spring game with 10 tackles, one for a loss, and a pass deflection ... Runs
the 40-yard dash in 4.76 seconds ... Bench presses 365 pounds and squats
545 ... Holds school record for linebackers with an incline press of 315 pounds
and 61 dips during spring testing.
1992: Played in 10 games as a reserve linebacker ... Did not play against
Memphis State ... On nine defensive plays, had three unassisted tackles ...
Had all three stops against Arkansas State ... Earned his first letter.
1991: Did not see any action ... Practiced as an inside linebacker.
1990: Did not see any action ... Practiced as an inside linebacker ... Given
Rick Bankston Memorial Award for outstanding special teams scout player.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football at Grimsley High School in
Greensboro, N.C. for coach Jeff Smouse ... Also lettered once in tennis and
baseball ... As a senior, named all-conference with 189 tackles ... Was defensive
captain ... Also named all-county.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Political Science ... Son of Grant and Thelma
Robinson ... Born Feb. 4, 1971 in Greensboro, N.C. ... Named Who's Who
Among American High School Students ... Enjoys collecting stamps and coins
... Wants to attend law school ... Plays the piano.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD INT
1990 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1991 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1992 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
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40 Daniel Russ
Fr-RS, DT, 6-4, 231
Shallotte, N.C. (West Brunswick HS)
Young player who has a lot of potential ... Will
need to continue to add size and strength to
accommodate the position ... Hard worker and
very coachable ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.2 seconds ... Bench presses
285 and squats 3665 ... In four major spring scrimmages, had a tackle for loss
for minus nine yards and a sack for minus six yards.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at linebacker.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football and one in basketball at
West Brunswick High School in Shallotte, N.C. ... Played football for coach
Marshall Seay ... Helped lead the Trojans to a 13-2 record and were state
runners-up in 2A in 1991 ... Also considered attending N.C. State, Appalachian
State, Western Carolina and South Carolina ... Was named all-county, all-
conference and all-region as a senior and was an honorable mention all-state
choice ... Was a three-time all-county and all-conference pick ... Named school's
MVP as a junior and senior.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic major ... Son of James and Connie
Russ ... Born Oct. 1, 1973 ... Uncle, Roger Gore, played at Davidson and
another uncle, Eddie Gore, played at Guilford ... Cousin, Chad Gore, played
at Appalachian State ... Enjoys hunting and basketball ... Named Who's Who
Among American High School Students.
72 John Schlager
Fr-RS, OT, 6-7, 272
Waldorf, Md. (La Plata HS)
Young player, who has a lot of potential ... Hard
worker ... Very coachable ... Listed fourth at the
right tackle spot ... Probably will not see much
action this year, but coaches feel certain he'll see his fair share before his
ECU career is done ... Has been timed in the 40-yard dash at 5.4 seconds
... Needs to get stronger.
1992: Redshirted ... Saw practice time at offensive tackle.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years in football at La Plata High School in
La Plata, Md. for coach Shawn Baker ... Helped lead the Warriors to a 7-3
record as a senior ... Also considered attending Maryland and Temple ... Played
on the offensive line.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of John and
Ethel Schlager ... Born June 7, 1974 in Annapolis, Md. ... Enjoys hunting and
fishing ... His favorite non-sports hero is Chuck Yeager ... As a youngster,
his sports hero was the Washington Redskins' Dave Butz.
65 Walter Scott
Jr-2L, DT, 6-3, 253
Trenton, S.C. (Strom Thurmond HS)
Starter at defensive tackle ... Moved from
defensive end in the spring ... Hard worker ... Has
made the transition well ... Good athlete ... Plays
very physical ... Needs more work on technique ... Had one tackle and recovered
a fumble in the annual spring game ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.0 seconds
... Bench presses 365 pounds ... Set a school record for defensive lineman
by doing 51 dips in spring testing.
1992: Played in every game and started seven at right defensive end ...
Started against Bowling Green, Duke, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Southern Miss,
West Virginia and Memphis State ... Accounted for 26 total tackles, including
11 solos, in 434 defensive plays ... Also had one tackle for loss, a half-sack,
two forced fumbles and six quarterback pressures ... Had six stops against
Arkansas State for a season best ... Had five tackles against West Virginia
... Also had half-sack and a forced fumble against Arkansas State.
1991: Earned first varsity letter, playing on the defensive line as a true
freshman ... Played in seven games as a reserve defensive tackle ... Credited
with four tackles (3 solos) on 96 plays ... Had two tackles against Central Florida
and one each against Memphis State and Syracuse ... Did not play against
Illinois, Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech and Cincinnati ... Was defensive scout team
player of the week against Virginia Tech ... Had four quarterback hurries.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and one in basketball at Strom
Thurmond High School in Trenton, S.C. ... Honorable mention all-state and
all-area in football ... Participated in North-South All-Star Game in South Carolina
... First-team all-county as a senior on offense and defense ... Named as one
of the top 40 recruits in the Columbia area by The State newspaper ... Rebels
were coached by Donnie Woolsey.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Nursing ... Son of Walter and Beatrice Scott
... Born May 18, 1973 ... Cousin, Ira Hillary, is a former South Carolina wide
receiver ... Cousin, Diron Reynolds, also played at Wake Forest ... Who's Who
Among American High School Students ... Member of the Junior Engineer
Technical Society (J.E.T.S.) ... Participated in Science Technical Enrichment
Program at USC-Aiken ... Plays the piano.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 1-1-0; Virginia Tech 3-1-2; South Carolina 2-1-1; Bowling
Green 1-1-0; Duke 2-1-1; Cincinnati 0-0-0; Pittsburgh 2-1-1; Southern Miss 2-0-2;
West Virginia 5-2-3; Arkansas State 6-3-3; Memphis State 2-0-2.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois DNP; Memphis State 1-1-0; Central Florida 2-0-2; South Carolina
0-0-0; Akron 0-0-0; Syracuse 1-0-1; Pittsburgh DNP; Tulane 0-0-0; Southern
Miss 0-0-0; Virginia Tech DNP; Cincinnati DNP; N.C. State DNP.
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT 77 +#$'H #�Sacks $j.oFFFR $#PD_ INT
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Meet The Pirates
Schizo Sherman
Sr-SQ, RB, 5-9, 175
Conway, S.C. (HS)
A walk-on who continues to work hard on the
practice field ... Versatile ... Catches the ball well
... Knows both running back positions ... Shifty
runner, but does not have great quickness ... Needs to improve on his blocking
... Runs tough ... Also handles some special teams assignments in practice
... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.64 seconds ... Bench presses 280 pounds ...
Has a 31 inch vertical jump ... In spring testing, did 122 sit-ups in two minutes,
an all-time ECU football record ... In four major spring scrimmages, had 69
yards on 17 carries and one touchdown.
1992: Did not see any playing time ... Saw practice time at running back
... Had seven carries for 27 yards in spring game.
1991: Did not see any action ... Scout Team Player of the Week during the
Pittsburgh week ... Worked in the offensive backfield ... Carried 13 times for
66 yards and caught four passes for 68 yards in spring game ... In four spring
scrimmages, had 87 yards on 20 carries and nine catches for 97 yards.
1990: Did not see any action ... Was Scout Team Player of the Week vs.
Cincinnati ... In five spring scrimmages, had 70 yards on 20 carries.
1989: Redshirted. Won Rick Bankston Memorial Award for outstanding
offensive scout team player.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years each in football, track and basketball
at Conway High School ... Was an All-Area and All-5AAA pick three years in
football ... Was a runningback, defensive back and kick and punt returner ...
Played guard and forward on the basketball team, earning All-Area honors
... Ran the 100 meters, 440 relay, 220 meters and participated in the long jump
and triple jump.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Industrial Technology ... Son of Lefogran
and Dorothy Sherman ... Born March 8, 1971 in Bucksport, S.C. ... Favorite
athlete is the Detroit Lions' Barry Sanders ... Enjoys swimming.
69 Greg Smith
Sr-1L, OG, 6-2, 262
Chocowinity, N.C. (Washington HS)
Comes into fall camp listed as second team
right offensive guard, behind Ken Crawford ... Has
super work habits ... Has outstanding strength ...
Steady back up ... Good run blocker ... Bench presses 375 ... Has set new
school standards for offensive linemen in the power clean (337) and the incline
press (325) ... Will see plenty of playing time in the fall ... Has been timed
in the 40-yard dash at 5.5 seconds.
1992: Played in six games as a reserve right offensive guard ... Did not play
against Syracuse, South Carolina, Pittsburgh, West Virginia and Arkansas
State.
1991: Played in seven games at right offensive guard ... Backed up Ken
Crawford for most of the season ... Started in season opener against Illinois
... Did not play against Memphis State, South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Cincinnati
and N.C. State.
1990: Did not see any action ... Was Scout Team Player of the Week against
Georgia ... Line was Scout Team Player of the Week against Memphis State
... Was back-up at right offensive guard.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years in football and track at Washington High
School ... Was an All-Coastal Conference selection on the offensive line for
the Pam Pack ... Named Washington Daily News and Daily Reflector All-Area
... Named school's most valuable lineman ... Coached in high school by Robert
Hanna ... In senior season, offense had over 3,500 yards.
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PERSONAL: Academic major is Community and Commercial Recreation
... $on of Donald and Theresa Smith ... Born May 8, 1971 in Washington, N.C.
... Enjoys lifting weights and playing basketball ... Made Honor Roll in Spring
1991 Semester.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Steve Largent
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Seattle Seahawks
Favorite non-sports hero: John Candy
My football fantasy is to: Score a touchdown
Most impressive person I've ever met: Donald Smith (father)
The job | hated most was: | have enjoyed all of my jobs in life.
My favorite food is: Pizza
My least favorite food is: Caviar
My favorite song of all-time is: Copacabana (by Barry Manilow)
My favorite class is: Library Science
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: I'm part German.
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: | was a funny person and made people laugh.
35 Junior Smith
Jr-2L, RB, 5-6, 174
Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith HS)
An All-America candidate ... An all-independent
selection by The Sporting News ... Had a great
spring ... Improved his blocking and catching
during the spring ... Can run as well as anyone ... Did not drop a ball all spring
... Hard worker ... Intelligent ... Has improved his physical capabilities ...
Coachable ... Coaches call him "'the total package"' ... Has taken on a leadership
role ... Extremely strong and runs aggressively ... A full-speed practice player
... Great body lean ... Bench presses 325 pounds, 150 pounds over his body
weight ... Squats 630 pounds, an all-time best for ECU running backs ... Has
a 36.5 inch vertical jump ... Has been timed at 4.55 in the 40-yard dash ...
In four major spring scrimmages, had 64 carries for 283 yards and four
touchdowns ... Also caught nine passes for 56 yards and a touchdown ... A
candidate for the Doak Walker National Running Back Award.
1992: Played in every game and started five ... Was a backup to Cedric
Van Buren during the early part of the season ... First Pirate to rush for over
1,000 yards in a season since Anthony Collins did it in 1979 ... Had 1,037 yards
rushing on 186 carries for a 5.6 yard average ... Also rushed for nine touchdowns
... First-team All-lndependent Football Alliance and All-South Independent ...
Co-ECAC Offensive Player of the Week against Arkansas State ... Had second
highest rushing total in school history against Arkansas State with 232 yards
on 31 carries and two touchdowns ... Had 150 yards on 18 carries against
Southern Miss including an 11-yard touchdown run ... Became the first Pirate
running back to gain over 200 yards in a game since Oct. 10, 1987 when Reggie
McKinney had 212 against the Bearcats (Arkansas State) ... Carried the pigskin
20 times for 133 yards, including a 45-yarder on a trick play against South
Carolina ... Had 55 yard touchdown run against Pittsburgh, the longest of his
career ... Became first Pirate running back since David Daniels in 1990 to run
for three touchdowns in a single game when he did it against Bowling Green
... Also caught 10 passes for 38 yards ... Had 45 carries for first downs and
had 32 rushes for over 11 yards ... CT&T Scholar Athlete Award against
Cincinnati ... Voted King of the Gridiron by attending media against Southern
Miss and Arkansas State (Player of the Game) ... IFA Player of the Week against
Arkansas State ... Co-captain against Memphis State.
1991: Earned first varsity letter, playing at running back ... Played in first
nine games, all coming off the bench ... Did not play against Virginia Tech,
Cincinnati and N.C. State ... Had 152 yards on 42 carries ... Also ran back
two kickoffs for a 26 yard average ... Had one catch for minus 6 yards (vs.
Akron) ... In season opener (first collegiate game) against Illinois, had nine
carries for 39 yards ... Was the only true freshman to play in season opener
... Against Southern Miss, had seven carries for 38 yards, including season-
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long 23 yarder ... Had 22 yards on six carries against Central Florida ... In
first scrimmage of the fall, led all ECU rushers with 120 yards on 16 carries.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons in football and track at E.E. Smith
High School in Fayetteville, N.C. ... Led state in rushing as a senior, gaining
2,454 yards-the second highest rushing total in state history ... Rushed for
29 touchdowns as a senior ... Golden Bulls were 13-1 and reached the state
semi-finals in 1990 ... Named all-state, all-East and conference player of the
year as asenior ... All-Mid South 4A for two seasons ... Rushed for 812 yards
as a senior ... Recipient of the Extra Effort Award, given by WRAL-TV ...
Coached in high school by Lonnie Baker.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Physical Education ... Son of Wardell and
Martha Smith ... Born April 18, 1973 in Fayetteville, N.C. ... Full name is Wardell
Smith, Jr. ... Admires Barry Sanders of the Detroit Lions ... Wants to pursue
a career in finance after football career ... Enjoys bowling and playing video
games ... Achieved honor roll status in spring 1993 semester.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RUSHING (Rushes-Yards-Touch-
downs) Syracuse 7-6-0; Virginia Tech 13-59-0; South Carolina 20-133-0; Bowling
Green 14-71-3; Duke 12-47-0; Cincinnati 14-92-1; Pittsburgh 14-93-2; Southern
Miss 18-150-1; West Virginia 15-45-0; Arkansas State 31-243-2; Memphis State
28-109-0.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RUSHING (Rushes-Yards-
Touchdowns) Illinois 9-39-0; Memphis State 4-10-0; Central Florida 6-22-0; South
Carolina 4-10-0; Akron 6-16-0; Syracuse 3-9-0; Pittsburgh 2-5-0; Tulane 1-3-0;
Southern Miss 7-38-0; Virginia Tech DNP; Cincinnati DNP; N.C. State DNP.
Personality Profile
Nickname: J-Dog
When | was little, my sports hero was: Tony Dorsett
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Wardell Smith (father)
My football fantasy is to: Win the Heisman Trophy
Most impressive person I've ever met: Ric Flair
in 10 years, I'd like to do what: Retire from pro football
My favorite food is: Whopper Sandwich
My least favorite food is: Chitterlings
My favorite class is: Math
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: The excitement | brought to ECU.
Rushing Statistics
Year Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991 42 152 3.6 0 23 (USM)
1992 186 1037 56 5) 55 (Pitt)
Totals 228 1189 a2 9 55 (Pitt)
Receiving Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991 1 -6 - 0 -
1992 10 38 3.8 0 11 (Duke)
Totals 11 32 2.9 0 11 (Duke)
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54 Kevin Stormer
Fr-RS, DE, 6-0, 232
Farmville, N.C. (Farmville Central HS)
Walk-on who has earned the respect of Pirate
coaches ... Could see playing time this season
i sa ... Needs to add strength and speed ... Loves to
play the game ... Coachable ... Hard worker ... Has shown plenty of potential
... A backup at an outside linebacker/defensive end spot ... Has been timed
at 5.29 in the 40-yard dash ... Bench presses 275 pounds ... In four major spring
scrimmages, had four sacks for minus 28 yards, and another tackle for loss.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced as a defensive lineman ... Named scout team
defensive player of the week against South Carolina, Cincinnati and Southern
Miss.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football at Farmville Central High
School in Farmville, N.C. ... Played for coach Dixon Sauls ... High school
teammate of current Pirate Morris Foreman ... Averaged 18 tackles per game
as a senior and once had 27 stops in a single game ... Named school's athlete
of the year in 1992 ... An all-state selection and defensive MVP of the Eastern
Plains Conference.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Sociology ... Son of Constance Stormer
... Born May 10, 1974 at Fort Bragg, N.C. ... Wants to enter law school after
graduation ... Active in the church ... Enjoys sports and video games.
61 Ron Suddith
Fr-RS, OT, 6-2, 292
Miami, Fla. (Palmetto Senior HS)
Enters fall camp as the backup to Daryl Taylor
rs at right offensive tackle ... Coaches feel Suddith
. is the best young lineman on the squad ... Strong
and good pass blocker ... Has improved his run blocking during the spring
... Will also see playing time at left tackle ... Has been timed at 5.5 in the 40-yard
dash ... Bench presses 355 pounds.
1992: Redshirted ... Named offensive scout team player of the week by the
coaching staff against West Virginia.
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterman in football and wrestling 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 ... Played at same high school as current Pirate
offensive lineman Tom Coleman ... 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 ... Also considered Miami (Fla.), Auburn,
Tennessee and Florida.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Ronald and
Martha Suddith ... Born Oct. 2, 1974 in Houston, Texas ... As a youngster,
sports hero was Julius Erving ... Favorite non-sports hero is Jesse Jackson.
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44 Mike sweat
Jr-JC, LB, 6-2, 233
Kirkland, Wash. (Dixie College)
A junior college transfer who'll see a lot playing
time at linebacker ... Can play both inside
linebacker spots ... Good attitude ... Intelligent
player ... Fundamentally sound ... Needs to have a good summer in the weight
room ... Clocked at 5.1 in the 40-yard dash ... Bench presses 325 pounds ...
Had one sack and two pass deflections in four major spring scrimmages ...
Will have two years of eligibility remaining at ECU.
DIXIE COLLEGE: During junior college career, had 240 tackles, five
interceptions, 15 sacks, 10 fumble recoveries and eight forced fumbles ... In
1992, named all-conference, all-Western Region, first-team Academic All-
America and second-team All-America ... Served as co-captain as a sophomore
... AS a freshman, was team captain and named all-conference, all-Western
Region and Academic All-America.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football at Lake Washington High
School in Kirkland, Wash. ... Played for coach Greg Croshaw ... Played
linebacker and fullback and was an all-state performer ... Also all-league ...
Also earned two letters in wrestling.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Communications ... Son of Robert and
Monna Sweat ... Born Feb. 21, 1972 in Seattle, Wash. ... Enjoys waterskiing
and golf ... Wants to enter law school after graduation.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Dick Butkus
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Los Angeles Raiders
Favorite non-sports hero: Arnold Swarzenegger
My football fantasy is to: Score the winning touchdown in a bowl game
Most impressive person I've ever met: Chuck Knox
The job | hated most was: Yard work
My favorite food is: Pizza
My least favorite food is: Spinach
My favorite song of all-time is: Stairway to Heaven (by Led Zeppelin)
1 5 Robert Tate
Sr-2L, CB, 5-9, 165
Wilmington, N.C. (Laney HS)
Probably the best athlete on the Pirate football
team ... Has set all-time ECU football records for
dips (95) and Pirate Points (92) ... Will be a backup
at backside cornerback ... Fastest player on the team, with a 4.40 in the 40-yard
dash ... Had a good spring ... Extremely hard worker ... Walked on to the ECU
football program and earned a scholarship ... Most improved player in the
secondary over spring practice ... Will see a lot of action as ECU's nickel back
... Bench presses 340 pounds, over twice his weight ... In spring testing, did
110 sit-ups in a two-minute period ... Has a 39.5 inch vertical jump and squats
605 pounds ... In four major spring scrimmages, had two interceptions, one
sack and another tackle for loss.
1992: Played in every game as a backup cornerback and a special teams
player ... On 72 defensive plays, credited with two tackles and a pass deflection
... Had one tackle against Syracuse and Arkansas State ... Had three tackles
and a pass deflection in spring game.
1991: Played in all 11 regular season games ... Did not play in the Peach
Bowl ... Backed up Anthony Freeman and Chris Hall at left cornerback ... Also
saw a lot of action on special teams ... Had four tackles on special teams and
used as an outside rusher on kicks ... Saw action on 30 defensive plays, getting
two tackles, both against Central Florida ... Had one tackle in spring game.
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1990: Played in four games as a back-up defensive back and on special
teams ... Saw action against Louisiana Tech, Virginia Tech, Cincinnati and
Temple ... Did not have any tackles.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two seasons in football and track at Laney High
School in Wilmington, N.C. ... Was All-Mideastern 4-A Conference in both sports
and won the team's hustle award as a senior ... Coached in high school by
Larry Tootoo.
PERSONAL: Maioring in Environmental Health ... Son of Lacy and Katherine
Tate ... Born on April 12, 1971 ... Enjoys bike riding.
Defensive Statistics
Year Ur AT O6ft)~6U6UTRRCOSecks)=-COFF-FR = PDS
1991 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1992 2 0 2 00 0-0 0-0 1 0
Totals 4 0 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
55 Daryl Taylor
Sr-1L, OT, 6-3, 290
Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS)
Moved from defensive tackle to offensive tackle
in the spring ... Is the starter at right tackle ... Has
good footwork and good strength ... Best athlete
on offensive line ... Improved during spring as repetitions added up ... Has
been bothered by injuries since coming to ECU.
1992: Played in six games as backup defensive tackle ... Played against
Duke and in the last five games ... In 49 defensive plays, had two tackles ...
Had two stops against Southern Miss ... Had shoulder surgery before spring
drills and did not participate in spring workouts.
1991: Played in four games as a reserve defensive tackle ... Saw action
against Memphis State, Central Florida, South Carolina and Tulane ... Had
five tackles on the season, all solos ... Had two stops against South Carolina
and one each in the three other games ... Named Defensive Scout Team Player
of the Week during lilinois week ... Bothered by shoulder sprain during spring.
1990: Played in last two games of the season at noseguard ... Finished with
two tackles, both solos ... Started season at center and was moved to defense
in middle of season ... Had both tackles against Memphis State ... Bothered
by shoulder injury during season.
1989: Redshirted. Named scout team player of the week against Virginia
Tech.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football and track and once in
wrestling at Westover High School in Fayetteville, N.C. ... Played offensive
tackle as a sophomore and junior and center as a senior ... Coached by Reggie
Pinkney ... Named team's outstanding lineman in senior season ... Won district
championship in the discus as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Math ... Son of Melvin and Lela Taylor ...
Born May 8, 1971 in Dallas, Texas ... Plays the keyboards ... Has written and
composed songs ... Also enjoys playing basketball.
Personality Profile
Nickname: Chunky
When | was little, my sports hero was: Arthur Ashe
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Los Angeles Raiders
Favorite non-sports hero: Melvin Taylor (father)
My football fantasy is to: Score the game-winning touchdown
Most impressive person I've ever met: Arthur Ashe
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Be the CEO of a large company
My favorite food is: Blackened Chicken
My least favorite food is: Lima Beans
My favorite class is: Calculus
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: That | was a nice, likable person
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Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TY TRL Sacks - FF-FR PD _INT
1990 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1991 5 0 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
1992 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
Totals 8 1 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0
97 Derek Taylor
Sr-3L, NG, 6-0, 275
Atlanta, Ga. (North Fulton HS)
Listed as the starter at the noseguard position
on the defensive line ... Had a great spring ... Is
the nucleus of the defensive line ... Tenacious ...
Hard worker ... Has great technique ... Has exceptional quickness and good
strength ... Bench presses 415 pounds, tops among defensive linemen ... Has
an incline press of 325 pounds ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.0 seconds ...
Has a 28 inch vertical jump ... Incline press is an ECU record for defensive
linemen ... Had an eight-yard sack and another tackle for loss in four major
spring scrimmages.
1992: Played in every game but one ... Started six games at left defensive
tackle ... Started against Syracuse, South Carolina, Bowling Green, Duke,
Cincinnati and Memphis State ... In 314 defensive plays, recorded 27 total
tackles, including 15 solos ... Also had three tackles for losses and one sack
... Injured ankle against Cincinnati and did not play against Pittsburgh ... Split
time with Jeff Cooke ... Had season best six stops, including a sack and tackle
for loss, against Duke ... Also had four stops and a tackle for loss against South
Carolina ... Had three stops and a tackle for loss against Arkansa State.
1991: Played in seven games, missing five due to a broken foot suffered
in week of practice before Memphis State game ... Started the season opener
against Illinois and last four games ... Missed games against Memphis State,
Central Florida, South Carolina, Akron and Syracuse ... Recorded 16 tackles,
including 10 solos, in regular season ... Also had three quarterback hurries,
2V2 tackles for losses and two pass deflections ... Against Illinois, had four
tackles including 1/2 sack for minus seven yards ... In Cincinnati game, had
three stops, including two for losses and a pass deflection ... Had five tackles,
including 1/2 sack for minus 18 yards against N.C. State in Peach Bowl ...
Sack came on Wolfpack's final drive, helping to hold N.C. State to a field goal
attempt of 49 yards, which was missed ... Moved from nose guard to defensive
tackle in fall drills ... Had two sacks and four tackles for losses in four spring
scrimmages ... Named outstanding defensive lineman and ''Toughest Man
in the Trenches"' by coaching staff.
1990: Played in 10 games, starting the first seven at noseguard ... Missed
the Memphis State game with a bicep muscle strain ... Finished season with
23 tackles, including 17 solos ... Also had one quarterback hurry ... Did not
have any tackles in last five games ... Had season best eight tackles against
Southern Miss ... Also had seven stops against Virginia Tech ... Earned ''Out-
Standing Individual Effort' mention against the Hokies for defensing a screen
pass ... Named by coaching staff as most promising newcomer in spring drills
... Had four tackles and one sack in spring game.
1989: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and four in track at North
Fulton High School in Atlanta ... Played in just four games in 1988 due to eye
injury ... Averaged 11 tackles per game and blocked six kicks as a junior ...
Named /n-Town Extra All-Star ... Was regional champion in shot put and discus
... Also named all-city and all-metro in track ... Named Most Improved Student
of the Year at North Fulton as a senior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Thad and Vera
Taylor ... Born December 5, 1970 in Miami, Fla.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Syracuse 3-2-1; Virginia Tech 2-0-2; South Carolina 4-1-3; Bowling
Green 4-2-2; Duke 6-5-1; Cincinnati 1-1-0; Pittsburgh DNP; Southern Miss 1-1-0;
West Virginia 1-0-1; Arkansas State 3-3-0; Memphis State 2-0-2.
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1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Illinois 4-3-1; Memphis State DNP; Central Florida DNP; South Carolina
DNP; Akron DNP; Syracuse DNP; Pittsburgh 2-0-2; Tulane 1-0-1; Southern
Miss 3-3-0; Virginia Tech 3-1-2; Cincinnati 3-3-0; N.C. State 5-1-4.
1990 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: DEFENSE (Total Tackles-Solos-
Assists) Louisiana Tech 1-0-1; Florida State 1-1-0; Virginia Tech 7-5-2; SW
Louisiana 2-2-0; Georgia 4-3-1; Southern Miss 8-6-2; South Carolina 0-0-0;
Cincinnati 0-0-0; Temple 0-0-0; Memphis State DNP; Northern Illinois 0-0-0.
Personality Profile
Nickname: D.T.
When I was little, my favorite football team was: Miami Dolphins
Favorite non-sports hero: Thad Taylor (father)
My football fantasy is to: Score a touchdown
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Have a successful career
My least favorite food is: none
When you leave ECU, what will you want people to remember about
you: My attitude
College football would be better, if: We got paid
If | could change something about myself, | would: Control my temper
Defensive Statistics
Year UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR
1990 1/7 6 23 00 0-0 0-0
1991 10 6 16 22 Yo-11 0-0
1992 15 12 2/7 34 1-3 0-0
Totals 42 24 66 5-6 1%-14 0-0
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78 Terry Tilghman
Sr-2L, OT, 6-6, 276
Mesquite, Texas (HS)
Coaches feel that Tilghman is the top offensive
lineman on the squad ... Suffered a knee injury
in the second week of spring drills and coaches
are hopeful he'll be close to 100 percent by the start of fall drills ... Great leader
... Hard worker ... Smart ... Good technique ... Plays hard every down ... Solid,
all-around performer ... Versatile ... Has played all offensive lineman positions,
but will be the starter at left offensive tackle ... Bench presses 345 pounds
and squats 500.
1992: Started 10 of 11 games ... Came off the bench against Arkansas State
... Started at left offensive guard ... Game captain against Southern Miss ...
Against Pitt, had 14 knockdown blocks.
1991: Played in 10 games as a reserve offensive tackle ... Backed up Nick
Wilson on the right side ... Did not play against Memphis State and Cincinnati
... Part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack for 20 straight quarters
early in the season.
1990: One of five true freshmen to get into a game last season ... Played
in six games as a backup offensive tackle ... Saw action against Louisiana
Tech, Florida State, Southwestern Louisiana, South Carolina, Cincinnati and
Memphis State.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three seasons at Mesquite High School in Mesquite,
Texas ... All-District as a junior and listed among top 20 players in the state
of Texas prior to senior season ... Member of Dallas Times-Herald Metro-Plex
Top 100 ... Coached in high school by Mickey Delamar ... Played tight end
as a sophomore ... Injured knee during senior season.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Physical Education ... Son of Kenneth and
Jackie Tilghman ... Born on May 22, 1972 ... Changed name from Terry
Northcutt to Tilghman before enrolling in school ... Was an Eagle Scout.
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95 Sean Turner
Jr-JC, DT, 6-1, 253
Coffeyville, Kan. (Butler County CC)
Will play a backup role at noseguard in the
Pirates' new defensive scheme ... Began spring
drills at linebacker and moved to defensive line
... Suffered injury before move and did not see much practice time on the line
of scrimmage ... Coaches feel he will contribute in the fall ... Bench presses
410 pounds and squats 530 ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.02 seconds.
BUTLER COUNTY CC: Earned two letters in football and one in track at
Butler County Community College in El Dorada, Kan. ... In 1992, recorded
122 tackles, five interceptions, eight tackles for losses and two fumble recoveries
... Named honorable mention all-conference in both seasons ... Played for coach
Tom Saia.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football for coach Charlie Nally at
Parsons High School in Parsons, Kan. ... Also had four letters in basketball
and track ... An all-state selection in football, basketball and track ... Viking
track team won state championship in 1991.
PERSONAL: Academic major is physical education ... Son of Gail Turner
... Born May 2, 1972 in Parsons, Kan. ... Enjoys playing dominos and cards
... Admires the Detroit Lions' Barry Sanders.
1 2 Orlando Whitaker
Jr-1L, QB, 6-0, 181
Battleboro, N.C. (North Edgecombe HS)
Enters fall camp as the third quarterback on the
depth chart ... Has good athletic skills ... Runs
well ... Played much better in the latter half of this
spring ... Needs more repetitions ... Understands the scheme of the offense
... Holds school mark for quarterbacks with 45 dips ... Has been timed at 4.85
in the 40-yard dash ... Bench presses 255 pounds ... In annual spring game,
completed five of nine passes for 32 yards ... In four major spring scrimmages,
completed 12 of 24 passes for 150 yards.
1992: Did not see any playing time ... Worked as a reserve quarterback ...
In five spring scrimmages, completed 10 of 27 passes for 51 yards with no
touchdowns and no interceptions.
1991: Played in one game, against Akron, as a back-up quarterback ...
Completed three of five passes for six yards ... In four spring scrimmages,
completed 12 of 31 passes for 97 yards ... Completed two of seven passes
for 19 yards in spring game.
1990: Redshirted ... Was Scout Team Player of the Week against Northern
IIlinois.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in football, basketball and baseball
at North Edgecombe High School ... Was football team's MVP for three seasons
... Two-time All-Tobacco Belt Conference and All-East ... All-Area and All-County
as a senior ... Completed 91 of 160 passes in senior year for 1,595 yards and
23 touchdowns ... Set state record for career touchdown passes with 67 and
passed for over 5,000 yards ... All-conference and all-area for two years in
basketball, averaging double figures points ... Team MVP and all-conference
in baseball, hitting .400 with four home runs ... As a pitcher, won 17 games
and pitched seven shutouts ... Also played shortstop ... Coached in football
by Raymond Cobb.
PERSONAL: Intends to major in Information Processing ... Son of Mildred
Spruill ... Also raised by grandfather, Alvin Whitaker ... Born Nov. 25, 1971
... Brother, Jeff, was a guard on the ECU basketball team in 1989-92 ... Enjoys
listening to music and swimming.
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Passing Statistics
Year Att. Comp. int. Pct. Yds. TD Long
1991 5 3 6 600 6 O 11 (kon)
1992 0 0 0 000 0 O69
Totals 5 g 0 600 6 ODO ii (Anon)
63 Kevin Wiggins
So-SQ, C, 6-0, 260
Pink Hill, N.C. (South Lenoir HS)
Walk-on who is progressing up the depth chart
... IS battling Derrick Leaphart for the starting
center position ... Blue collar ... Fastest lineman
on the squad, running a 4.9 in the 40-yard dash ... Squats 600 pounds, best
among offensive linemen ... Good run biocker ... Made great strides in the
spring ... Set a new standard for offensive linemen in spring testing by scoring
73 Pirate Points.
1992: Played in three games as a backup center ... Saw action against Duke,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
1991: Redshirted ... Practiced as a center.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters in football and three in track at South
Lenior High School in Deep Run, N.C. ... Played both defensive and offensive
line and also fullback, inside linebacker and defensive end in high school ...
As asenior, named all-area and squad's best blocker ... As a sophomore and
junior, named all-conference and honorable mention all-area ... In track, was
undefeated in the shot put as a senior ... During sophomore and senior year,
named Most Valuable in field events ... Also threw the discus.
PERSONAL: Undecided on academic major ... Son of William and Ann
Wiggins ... Born Oct. 14, 1973 in Kinston, N.C. ... Enjoys weight lifting ... Would
like to teach. and coach after graduation.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Buffalo Bills
Favorite non-sports hero: George Jones
My football fantasy is to: Be a three-year starter on three winning teams
Most impressive person I've ever met: Dean Smith
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Be teaching and coaching in high school
The job | hated most was: Dishwasher
My favorite food is: Grandma's home cooking
My favorite song of all-time is: Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes (by George
Jones)
College football would be better, if: There were playoffs
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85 allen Williams
Fr-RS, WR, 6-1, 190
Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern HS)
Has the potential to be one of the best receivers
in ECU history ... Made steady improvement
during the spring ... Has great hands ... Needs
to continue to improve his intensity level ... Designated starter at split end,
sharing time with Derrek Batson ... Has good sizes ... In four major spring
scrimmages, caught 12 passes for 309 yards and five touchdowns, including
two of more than 60 yards ... Timed in the 40-yard dash at 4.67 seconds ...
Bench presses 245 pounds.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced at wide receiver ... Named offensive scout
team player of the week against Cincinnati.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two seasons in football and track at Northwestern
High School in Rock Hill, S.C. ... Played for coach Jimmy Wallace ... Helped
lead the Warriors to a 12-1 record and a region championship as a senior ...
Chose ECU over Maryland and Appalachian State ... Caught 47 passes for
691 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior ... Returned four punts for
touchdowns as a senior ... Played in the Shrine Bowl ... Two-time all-area and
all-region ... Two-time all-Upper State and made five different all-state teams
... Named Rock Hill Herald Top 25 and Charlotte Obeserver's Top 25 South
Carolinians ... AS a junior, caught 45 passes for 719 yards and four touchdowns
... Also had three interceptions as a junior.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Allen and Sharle
Williams ... Born March 5, 1974 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... Enjoys fishing and remote
control cars ... Chosen Optimist Club Youth of the Month in Dec. 1991 ... Named
to Who's Who Among High School Students ... Nickname is Cube.
Personality Profile
When | was little, my sports hero was: Julius Erving, Tony Dorsett
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: My mother and father
My football fantasy is to: Win the Heisman
Most impressive person I've ever met: Michael Jordan
The job | hated most was: Bagging groceries
My favorite food is: Lasagna
My least favorite food is: Meatloaf
My favorite song of all-time is: Tender Love (by Force MDs)
My favorite class is: History
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: |'m very nice when people get to know
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47 Brian Williams
FR-RS, DE/SN, 6-4, 219
Garner, N.C. (HS)
Will handle snaps for placement kicks ... Will
also be a backup outside linebacker/ defensive
end ... Has a super attitude ... Hard worker and
very coachable ... Needs to add size and strength ... Tough, hard-nosed ...
Runs the 40 in 5.1 seconds ... Bench presses 310 pounds ... Listed behind
Eric Myers on the depth chart at outside linebacker.
1992: Redshirted ... Practiced as a deep snapper.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters in football and one in track at Garner
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 maior is Physical Therapy ... 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.
87 Ronnie Williams
Sr-1L, HB, 6-0, 191
Rock Hill, S.C. (Riverside CC)
Granted a medical redshirt for 1993 due to
shoulder injury suffered in first game of 1992
season ... Moved from wide receiver to running
back in spring ... Runs well with good speed ... Can mix it up, a tough player
... Catches ball well ... Aggressive ... Picked up new position well, despite lack
of practice time ... A big-play maker and a clutch performer ... In four major
spring scrimmages, caught seven passes for 54 yards ... Runs the 40-yard
dash in 4.54 seconds ... Set new school standards for wide receivers in spring
testing for incline press (260) and Pirate Points (76) ... Has a 36 inch vertical
jump ... Bench presses 305 pounds ... In spring testing, did 103 sit-ups in two
minutes.
1992: Started season opener against Syracuse and suffered season-ending
shoulder separation in same game ... Had two catches for 41 yards in the game
... Started at the H-back spot.
1991: Played in all 12 games, starting nine at flanker ... Caught 17 passes
for 167 yards during regular season ... Did not have any catches in the Peach
Bowl ... Came off the bench against Illinois, Memphis State and South Carolina
... Caught four passes for 31 yards against South Carolina ... Had three grabs
against Syracuse for 28 yards ... Had season-long 22 yard completion against
Illinois ... Had three carries on reverses for 19 yards.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played football and track two seasons at Riverside (Cal.)
Community College ... Coached in football by Barry Meir ... In two years, caught
26 passes, with five for touchdowns ... In first JUCO game, caught seven passes
for 155 yards ... Riverside finished 1989 as the number one ranked junior college
team in the country ... Rams ran veer offense, which cut down on his catches
... Originally went to Riverside to run track ... All-Southern California JUCO
selection in 1990.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in football and track at Rock Hill (S.C.)
High School ... As a senior quarterback, threw for 488 yards and ran for 376
more ... Owns school record for 110 high hurdles (14.01) and 300 intermediate
hurdles (38.4) ... Played for coach Jim Ringer ... Helped lead Bearcats to 1988
state semi-final game ... Also was a receiver, catching 14 passes for 169 yards
... Was an all-conference, all-area and all-region choice in football and track.
PERSONAL: Designated major is Community and Commercial Recreation
... Son of James and Barbara Williams ... Born Jan. 1, 1971 in Rock Hill, S.C.
... Cousin, Cookie Massey, played at North Carolina ... After NFL career, wants
to return to hometown of Rock Hill and become mayor.
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1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RECEIVING (Catches-Yards-Touch-
downs) Illinois 2-25-0; Memphis State 0-0-0; Central Florida 0-0-0; South
Carolina 4-31-0; Akron 2-7-0; Syracuse 3-28-0; Pittsburgh 1-9-0; Tulane 0-0-0;
Southern Miss 1-18-0; Virginia Tech 2-14-0; Cincinnati 2-35-0; N.C. State 0-0-0.
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Personality Profile
Nickname: Bean
When | was little, my sports hero was: Tony Dorsett
When | was little, my favorite football team was: Dallas Cowboys
Favorite non-sports hero: Clint Eastwood, Dennis Young
Most impressive person I've ever met: Barry Sanders
In 10 years, I'd like to do what: Be the mayor of Rock Hill, S.C.
The job | hated most was: Cleaning out the sewer line last summer.
My favorite food is: | love all foods
My favorite song of all-time is: My Way (by Frank Sinatra)
What is something that hardly anyone knows about you that you
would like for them to know: | once dressed like a woman and won
a beauty contest.
Receiving Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991 17 167 9.8 0 22 (IIl.)
1992 2 A1 20.5 0 29 (SU)
Totals 19 208 10.9 0 29 (SU)
Rushing Statistics
Year No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991 3 19 6.3 0 9 (USC)
1992 0 0 0.0 0 0
Totals 3 19 6.3 0 9 (USC)
14 Bill Wilson
Jr-JC, P, 6-4, 223
Sallisaw, Okla. (NE Oklahoma A&M)
Coaches have raved about Wilson's punting
during spring drills ... ls the Pirates' number one
punter ... Has good distance and hang time ... Can
hit the coffin corner ... Had a good spring, averaging 43.44 yards on 41 attempts
... In the annual spring game, averaged 45.7 yards on seven punts, including
a spring-best 63 yards.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Lettered twice in football at NE Oklahoma A&M in Miami,
Okla. ... Averaged 41.0 yards per punt during junior college career ... Played
for Mike Lloyd ... The Norsemen were 9-1 in 1992 and junior college national
champions in 1991 ... Named honorable mention All-America in 1992.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two in golf at Sallisaw
(Okla.) High School ... Named all-conference, all-district and honorable mention
all-state in high school.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Elementary Education ... Son of Bill and
Lou Wilson ... Born Nov. 16, 1972 in Fort Smith, Ark.
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26 Damon Wilson
Jr-2L, RB, 6-0, 233
Jacksonville, Fla. (Ribault HS)
Needed to have a good spring and had one ...
Great compliment to Junior Smith ... Will back up
the 1,000-yard rusher ... Needs to show more
consistency ... Tough hard runner ... Added size and strength in the off-season
... Good blocker ... Knows the offensive scheme ... Sees most of the playing
time in short-yardage and goal line situations ... Can also catch the ball well
... Has been timed at 4.65 seconds in the 40-yard dash ... Holds school mark
for running backs in spring testing with an incline lift of 295 pounds ... Bench
presses 365 pounds and has a 29-inch vertical jump ... In four spring
scrimmages, had 182 yards on 64 carries ... Also caught four passes for 20
yards.
1992: Played in every game as a backup running back ... Had five rushes
for 13 yards, including a seven-yard run against Cincinnati ... Also caught two
passes for two yards ... Had a four yard catch against Southern Miss.
1991: Played in nine games without any starts ... Injured ankle against
Syracuse and missed games with Pittsburgh and Tulane ... Missed South
Carolina game with shoulder injury ... Had 34 carries for 82 yards and five
touchdowns ... Did not have any catches ... Used primarily in short-yardage
situations ... Touchdown runs were for 1, 2, 1, 1, 1 yards ... Had two touch-
downs and a 16-yard carry against Akron ... Also had scores against Memphis
State, Central Florida and Southern Miss ... Had 10 carries for 33 yards against
Akron and 11 carries for 29 yards against Southern Miss ... Led the squad
in rushing during the spring with 195 yards on 54 carries and one touchdown
in four scrimmages ... Also caught three passes for 12 yards ... Had six carries
for 31 yards in spring game with three catches for 12 yards ... Named most
improved offensive back and most promising newcomer in spring by coaching
staff.
1990: Redshirted ... Was Scout Team Player of the Week vs. Temple and
Southwestern Louisiana ... Given Rick Bankston Memorial Award for out-
standing offensive scout team player.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in football and two each in track and
wrestling at Ribault High School in Jacksonville, Fla. ... Rushed for 817 yards
in senior season ... Named Florida Times-Union Player of the Week in a
217-yard rushing effort against Englewood ... Coached in high school by
Bernard Greggs ... Had seven consecutive 100-yard rushing games ... Also
played linebacker.
PERSONAL: Academic major is Criminal Justice ... Son of Charlie and
Patricia Wilson ... Born on Aug. 11, 1972 ... Wants to become a forest ranger
after graduation ... Likes to draw and listen to music.
1992 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RUSHING (Rushes-Yards-Touch-
downs) Syracuse 0-0-0; Virginia Tech 0-0-0; South Carolina 0-0-0; Bowling
Green 0-0-0; Duke 0-0-0; Cincinnati 4-12-0; Pittsburgh 1-1-0; Southern Miss
0-0-0; West Virginia 0-0-0; Arkansas State 0-0-0; Memphis State 0-0-0.
1991 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS: RUSHING (Rushes-Yards-
Touchdowns) Illinois 1-2-0; Memphis State 1-1-1; Central Florida 5-6-1; South
Carolina DNP; Akron 10-33-2; Syracuse 1-6-0; Pittsburgh DNP; Tulane DNP;
Southern Miss 11-29-1; Virginia Tech 3-4-0; Cincinnati 2-1-0; N.C. State 0-0-0.
Rushing Statistics
Year Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991 34 82 2.4 5 16 (Akron)
1992 5 13 2.6 0 7 (UC)
Totals 39 95 2.4 S 16 (Akron)
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= Chris Aivazoglou DL 6-3 270 Eddystone, Pa. (Ridley HS/Hargrave Military Academy)
= # Willie Brookins DE 6-2 225 West Palm Beach, Fla. (Suncoast HS/NE Oklahoma A&M)
~ Carlos Brown LB 6-1 215 Elizabeth City, N.C. (Northeastern HS)
= Marvin Burke LB 6-1 230 Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS)
= Benny "BJ." Crane LB 6-1 220 College Park, Ga. (Lovett HS)
~ Linwood DeBrew WR 5-10 175 Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS)
= Andy Dulioki OL 6-6 250 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
_ Dan Gonzalez QB 6-3 205 Neptune, N.J. (Neptune HS)
= # Columbus Grice DB 5-11 175 Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS/Butler County CC)
= Chad Holcomb PK 6-2 160 Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
fs # Marcus Jones DE 6-2 260 Aurora, Ill. (West Aurora HS/San Bernadino Valley College)
= # John Krawczyk DL 6-3 265 Oglesby, Ill. (St. Bede Academy/Illinois Valley CC)
- Perez Mattison QB 6-1 185 Anderson, S.C. (Westside HS)
~ @ Jerris McPhail RB 5-11 192 Clinton, N.C. (Clinton HS/Wake Forest University)
= Shane McPherson OL 6-312 265 Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS)
_ Brian Nagy OL 6-6 265 Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
= Jason Nichols WR 5-10 170 Norcross, Ga. (Meadowcreek HS)
= John Peacock LB 6-0 215 Venice, Fla. (Cardinal Mooney HS)
Dante Randolph TE 6-4 207. _- Greenville, N.C. (Rose HS)
= Brian Richardson DE 6-4 230 Spring Hope, N.C. (Southern Nash HS)
=" # Mike Sweat LB 6-2 235 Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington HS/Dixie College)
~ *# Sean Turner Di 6-1 255 Coffeyville, Kan. (Parsons HS/Butler County CC)
- Lorenzo West LB 6-3 230 Atlanta, Ga. (Decatur HS)
*# Bill Wilson EP 6-4 Z15 Sallisaw, Okla. (Sallisaw HS/NE Oklahoma A&M)
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Chris Aivazoglou
DL, 6-3, 270, Eddystone, Pa. (Riddley HS/Hargrave Military Academy)
Lettered twice in football and once in wrestling at Ridley High School
before entering Hargrave Military Academy, where he lettered once
in football ... Played for coach Joe McNicolas at Ridley and coach
Joe Freeland at Hargrave ... Last season, had 48 tackles, including
four for losses, three sacks and a fumble recovery for Hargrave ...
Named All-Central, All-Delco, second-team All-Southeastern and
second-team All-Area high school ... Helped lead Hargrave to a 7-4
mark last season ... Ridley was 12-1 in his last season there ... Also
considered attending Arkansas, Cincinnati and South Carolina ...
Brother, John Aivazoglou, played basketball at Cabrini College (Pa.)
... Name is pronounced A-voz-o-lou ... A Dean's List student and has
also been active in community service at area hospital ... Born May
21, 1973 in Chester, Pa ... Son of Andreas and Parthina Aivazoglou.
Willie Brookins
DE, 6-2, 225, West Palm Beach, Fla. (Suncoast HS/NE Oklahoma A&M)
Three-year letterwinner in football at Suncoast High School in
Riviera Beach, Fla. ... Has also lettered in football two seasons at
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, Okla. ... Played for coach
Mike Lloyd at Northeast Oklahoma ... Last season, had seven sacks,
a fumble recovery and a blocked punt ... The Norsemen were 9-1 last
season and national runners-up in junior college ... Brookins' squad
won the JUCO national championship in 1991 ... Also considered at-
tending Mississippi State ... Played for coach Al Sutton at Suncoast,
where he also played with current Pirate Ken Crawford ... The
Chargers were conference champions two seasons ... Was named
all-conference and high school's defensive player of the year ... Born
Aug. 14, 1972 in West Palm Beach, Fla. ... Son of Mary Ann Gordon.
Carlos Brown
LB, 6-1, 215, Elizabeth City, N.C. (Northeastern HS)
Earned four letters in football for coach Eric McDaniels at North-
eastern High School in Elizabeth City, N.C. ... Also lettered three
times in track and basketball ... Became ECU's last signee of the
1993 class, when he inked a scholarship in June ... Named all-
conference in football at running back and linebacker ... Named
school's player of the year ... Helped lead basketball squad to Big
East Conference title ... Teammate in basketball of T.J. Long, a
member of the Pirate hoops squad ... Northeastern was 9-3 last
season in football ... Chose ECU over N.C. State, South Carolina
and Florida ... Selected to play in the McDonald's East-West All-Star
Basketball Game ... Named school's best defensive basketball
player ... Born July 5, 1975 ... Son of Olivia Brown.
Marvin Burke
LB, 6-1, 235, Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS)
Lettered three years in football at Raines High School in Jackson-
ville, Fla. ... Also lettered three times in baseball and once in basket-
ball and soccer ... Last year, had 87 solo tackles and 51 assists ...
During prep career, had 410 tackles, one interception, caused 13
fumbles, recovered four and had five sacks ... Helped lead team to
two district championships and one sectional title ... Vikings were 5-5
last season for coach Freddie Stephens ... An honor roll student ...
Also considered attending Mississippi State and Louisville ...
Second team All-City as a junior and senior ... Pre-season Super 11
in Jacksonville and Super Prep ... Born Sept. 14, 1975 in Jackson-
ville, Fla. ... Son of Marvin and Barbara Burke.
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Benny ''B.J.'' Crane
LB, 6-1, 220, College Park, Ga (Lovett HS)
Earned three letters in football, two in basketball and one in baseball
at Lovett High School in Atlanta, Ga. ... As a senior, recorded 59 solo
tackles and 16 assists ... Also had two interceptions, a blocked punt
and field goal, three caused fumbles as a senior ... As a running back
last season, had 622 yards on 92 carries (6.8 avg.) and averaged
29.6 yards on 17 kickoff returns ... Also considered attending SMU
... Helped lead squad to 11-3 mark last season and coach Bill
Railey's squad ranked 4th in the state ... Named team's MVP last
season ... Also All-City and named city's defensive player of the year
... Atlanta Touchdown Club and Journal-Constitution Player of the
Week honoree ... Named first-team all-state ... Born Nov. 9, 1974 in
Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Benny and Rebecca Crane.
Linwood DeBrew
WR, 5-10, 175, Newport News, Va. (Ferguson HS)
Lettered three times in football and twice in track at Ferguson High
School in Newport News, Va. ... AS a senior, had 33 catches for 720
yards and six touchdowns ... Has been timed at 4.4 in the 40-yard
dash ... Played for coach Tommy Reamon at Ferguson, who
coached former Pirate Dion Johnson at Menchville High School in
Newport News ... An honor roll student ... Named Daily Press All-
Star and Roanoke Times and World News Top 25 Senior ... All-
District selection ... Named school's outstanding student-athlete ...
Participated in Project Discovery in high school ... Also considered
attending Maryland, Minnesota and Virginia Tech ... Born Dec. 14,
1975 in Newport News, Va. ... Son of Linwood and Shirley DeBrew.
Andy Dulioki
OL, 6-6, 250, Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
Earned two letters in football and one in basketball at Winter Park
(Fla.) High School ... Will come to ECU along with high school team-
mate Brian Nagy ... Named all-conference and all-county during and
junior and senior seasons ... Coached by Larry Gergley ... Given
Golden Helmet Award for top offensive lineman of the week ...
Gold's Gym Award ... Awarded with Nagy as best offensive lineman
on squad ... Also considered attending Kentucky and Florida ...
Name is pronounced Doo-lee-o-kee ... An honor student and given
school's scholar-athlete award ... Born March 14, 1975 in Midland,
Michigan ... Son of John and Cynthia Dulioki.
Dan Gonzalez
QB, 6-3, 205, Neptune, N.J. (Neptune HS)
Earned three letters in football, four in baseball and one in basket-
ball at Neptune (N.J.) High School ... Played for coach John Amabile
at Neptune ... Passed for 990 yards as a senior for 12 touchdowns
... Has 40 career touchdown passes ... The Scarlet Flyers were 11-1
and went to the state championship game last season ... Given
Golden Helmet Award as conference MVP ... All-conference as
sophomore, junior and senior ... All-county as sophomore and senior
... Also considered attending Rutgers and Maryland ... National
Honor Society ... Garden State Academic Award ... Edward J.
Bloustein Academic Scholarship Award winner ... Born Sept. 20,
1974 in Salinas, Calif ... Son of Gilbert and Irma Gonzalez.
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DB, 5-11, 175, Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS/ Butler County CC)
Earned two letters in football and basketball at Rose High School in
Greenville, N.C. and two letters in football at Butler County Com-
munity College in El Dorado, Kansas ... Had six interceptions during
two years at Butler ... Honorable Mention All-America last season ...
Played cornerback for coach Tom Saia at Butler ... The Grizzlies
were 4-6 last season ... Played for coach Chip Williams at Rose High
School ... Named Rose HS's Athlete of the Year in 1990 ... Was team
MVP in football and basketball at Rose ... Also named all-conference
in basketball as senior ... AS senior at Rose, started at quarterback
and played defensive back ... Born May 5, 1973 in Greenville ... Son
of Gloristine Grice.
Chad Holcomb
PK, 6-2, 160, Smyrna, Ga. (Campbell HS)
Earned three letters in football and one in golf and tennis at Camp-
bell High School in Smyrna, Ga. ... In high school career, hit 87 of 88
extra-point attempts ... As a senior, was eight of 12 in field goals and
80 percent of his kickoffs went into the endzone ... During career,
was 15 of 24 in field goals ... Has hit 49-yard field goal ... First-team
all-county as a senior ... Second-team all-county as a sophomore ...
Also considered Georgia Southern ... On Senior Class Executive
Committee at Campbell ... Played for coach Mick Lusk at Campbell
... Played at same high school as current Pirate Hank Cooper ... Born
Jan. 24, 1975 in Miami, Fla. ... Son of Richard and Grace Holocomb.
Marcus Jones
DE, 6-2, 260, Aurora, Ill. (West Aurora HS /San Bernadino Valley College)
Earned two letters in football for coach Ron Smedley at San Ber-
nadino (Calif.) Valley College ... Named all-conference last season ...
Had 21 sacks in two seasons including 12 last season ... The Indians
were state champions with a 10-0-1 record ... Cousin is Kenny Battle,
who played collegiate basketball at Illinois ... Earned two letters in
football and one in basketball at West Aurora High School in Aurora,
ll. ... Named all-conference as a senior ... HS team co-captain and
MVP during senior season ... Played for coach Tim Cederbload ...
Born Oct. 13, 1973 in Aurora, Ill. ... Son of Jack and Minnie Jones.
John Krawczyk
DL, 6-3, 265, Oglesby, Ill. (St. Bede Academy/Illinois Valley CC)
Played one season for coach Chuck Goodwin at Illinois Valley Com-
munity College in Oglesby, Ill. ... The Apaches were 6-4 last season
and participated in the playoffs ... Last season, had 68 solo tackles,
47 assists and 10 sacks ... Named all-state defensive tackle and all-
region last season ... Lettered four seasons in football at St. Bede
Academy for coach John Bellino ... Also lettered twice in baseball ...
In high school, named all-conference, all-area, team captain and
_. team MVP ... Also named school's weight lifter of the year ... Name
is pronounced Kray-check ... Born Dec. 28, 1971 in LaSalle, Ill. ...
Son of Mitchell Krawczyk.
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Perez Mattison
QB, 6-1, 185, Anderson, S.C. (Westside HS)
Lettered four years in football, two in basketball, five in soccer and
one each in track and baseball at Westside High School in Ander-
son, S.C. ... The Rams were region champions in 1992, going 8-3 ...
Played for coach Ted Luckadoo ... Last season, 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 ... All-state as senior (AP) and named area MVP by the
Anderson Independent-Mail ... Also named team's MVP in 1991-92
... Career leader in pass completions in South Carolina history ...
Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Year in 1992 ...
Greenville (S.C.) Touchdown Club Player of the Week in 1991-92 ...
Anderson Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Week twice in
1991 and three times in 1992 ... Also considered attending Ole Miss,
Temple and Tennessee-Chattanooga ... Member of the Key Club
and Boys State in 1992 ... Rams' soccer team was regional cham-
pions four times ... Born Jan. 26, 1974 in Anderson, S.C. ... Son of
Earl and Nettie Mattison.
Jerris McPhail
RB, 5-11, 192, Clinton, N.C. (Clinton HS/Wake Forest University)
(Please see listing under MEET THE PIRATES)
Shane McPherson
OL, 6-312, 265, Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS)
Earned three letters in football at Cartersville High School in
Cartersville, Ga. ... Played for coach Mike Earwood ... Member of
North squad for Georgia North-South All-Star Game ... The Purple
Hurricanes were 11-1 last season and 33-5 during McPherson's
three-year career ... Purple Hurricanes were Region 7-AA cham-
pions in 1989-91-92 and state champions in 1991 ... Also considered
attending Furman ... Active in church ... Born Oct. 1, 1975 in Rome,
Ga. ... Son of Alvin and Carolyn McPherson.
Brian Nagy
OL, 6-5, 265, Orlando, Fla. (Winter Park HS)
Lettered three times in football and once in basketball at Winter Park
(Fla.) High School ... Will come to ECU along with fellow high school
teammate Andy Dulioki ... The Wildcats were 7-3 last season for
coach Larry Gergley ... Named all-county, all-conference, all-Central
Florida, all-state and all-southeast ... Given school's scholar-athlete
award ... Team captain last year ... Is vice-president of area
Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter ... Also considered at-
tending Florida, Florida State, Kentucky and Notre Dame ... Played
tight end and defensive end in high school ... Had 22 catches during
his career, including 12 in senior season ... Had 16 tackles during
one game in senior season ... Name is pronounced Na-gee ... Born
May 7, 1975 in North Miami Beach, Fla. ... Son of John and Ruth
Nagy.
Jason Nichols
WR, 5-10, 170, Norcross, Ga. (Meadowcreek HS)
Four-year letterwinner for coach Norris Vaughn at Meadowcreek
High School in Norcross, Ga. ... Also lettered once in basketball and
track ... Gwinnett County all-county team as quarterback and defen-
sive back last season ... Honorable mention all-state in 4A last
season ... Given Coca-Cola Award last two seasons ... Last season,
threw for 945 yards and 11 touchdowns ... Also rushed for 830 yards
and 10 touchdowns as a senior ... Also considered attending Tulane,
Ole Miss and Georiga ... Born Jan. 17, 1975 in Orlando, Fla. ... Son
of Wallace and Jackie Nichols.
John Peacock
LB, 6-0, 215, Venice, Fla. (Cardinal Mooney HS)
Earned four letters in football and one in baseball at Cardinal
Mooney High School in Sarasota, Fla. ... Played both running back
and linebacker ... AS a senior, rushed for 1,813 yards and 27
touchdowns and had 82 tackles, including seven sacks ... During
high school career, rushed for 2,300 yards and had 347 tackles ...
Team's defensive captain ... Team MVP as a senior ... First-team all-
state, first-team all- area and all-3A/2A/1A by the Tampa Tribune
and was the Sarasota-Bradenton Offensive Player of the Year ...
Was the leading rusher and scorer in Florida 2A schools ... Blue Chip
All-Southeast Region ... Played in the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game
and the Sarasota-Manatee County All-Star Game (scored two TDs)
... Active in Key Club ... Also considered attending Kansas, Michigan
State, Louisville, Ole Miss, Virginia Tech and Purdue ... Father, Tom,
played at the University of Richmond ... Cougars, under coach
Michael Dowling, were 9-1 last season ... Dedicated weightlifter, who
bench presses 375 ... Also has been timed in the 40-yard dash at
4.59 seconds ... Born Oct. 9, 1974 in Sarasota, Fla. ... Son of Tom
and Elaine Peacock.
Dante Randolph
TE, 6-4, 207, Greenville, N.C. (J.H. Rose HS)
Earned two letters in football and three in track at J.H. Rose High
School in Greenville ... Rated 11th in North Carolina Pre-Season Top
30 by Raleigh News & Observer ... Daily Reflector first-team All-Area
in 1992 and second-team all-area in 1991 ... All-Big East Conference
in 1991 ... Blue Chip All-Region in 1992 ... Last season, had 16
catches for 186 yards as a tight end ... Rampants were 12-1 for
coach Lonnie Baker in 1992 ... 1992-93 SGA President at Rose High
School and was also named Mr. School Spirit at Homecoming 1992
... Member of Minority Affairs, Future Business Leaders of America
and Teen Democrats ... Represents student body on Advisory Coun-
cil at Rose ... Rampants were conference champions in 1991-92 ...
Cousin, Harold Randolph, is ECU's career leading tackler (493,
1974-77) ... Plays the piano, drums, cello and trombone ... Born Nov.
4, 1974 in Greenville, N.C. ... Son of Joe Wright and Pamila Blount.
Brian Richardson
DE, 6-4, 230, Spring Hope, N.C. (Southern Nash HS)
Lettered four seasons in football at Southern Nash High School in
Bailey, N.C. ... Also earned two letters in track and one in basketball
... Three-year starter for the Firebirds ... Played primarily defensive
end in 1992 ... Switched from offense to defense during junior
season ... Named defensive MVP on squad ... Coached by Ray
Davis ... All-conference (2 seasons) and named most athletic senior
... Given Academic Achievement Award ... Also considered at-
tending North Carolina and N.C. State ... Firebirds were conference
champions in 1991-92 ... Has served with the National Guard ... Born
Feb. 12, 1975 in Nash County ... Son of George and Savoina
Richardson.
1993 ECU Football Signees
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Mike Sweat
LB, 6-2, 235, Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington HS/ Dixie College)
(Please see listing under MEET THE PIRATES)
Sean Turner
DL, 6-1, 255, Coffeyville, Kan. (Parsons HS/Butler County CC)
(Please see listing under MEET THE PIRATES)
Lorenzo West
LB, 6-3, 230, Atlanta, Ga. (Decatur HS)
Earned four letters in football and three in basketball at Decatur High
School in Decatur, Ga. ... The Bulldogs were 7-5 last season for
coach Freddie Jones ... Named first-team all-state in 1992 ... Last
season, had 150 tackles, including 100 solos ... Listed on Jim Lyons'
Top 100 (28th) ... All-region and all-county pick as a senior ... Atlanta
Defensive MVP ... The Bulldogs were regional champs in 1992 ...
Also considered attending Georgia Tech, Mississippi State and
Southern Miss ... Born May 5, 1973 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Beatrice
West.
Bill Wilson
P, 6-4, 215, Sallisaw, Okla. (Sallisaw HS/NE Oklahoma A&M)
(Please see listing under MEET THE PIRATES)
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The practice fields are the
classroom. Ficklen Stadium is
the final exam. Steve Logan is
the teacher.
It's the way the second-year
East Carolina head coach
prefers it.
''When | sat down and
asked myself what | enjoyed
most about coaching,'' said
Logan, "it was the teaching
that | enjoyed most and if
teaching is what | enjoy then |
would be teaching on Saturday as well.''
If you spent time watching Logan on the sidelines, you'll get
a feel how the 40-year-old coach uses Saturdays as another
teaching tool.
He'll take one of his young quarterbacks on the sidelines and
discuss different plans, options and ideas. It's a two-way
conversation and the best way for a student-athlete to know
what he's doing right and what's he's doing wrong.
'He doesn't pressure you, he doesn't yell at you, but he
makes sure you understand what you did wrong,"' said Jeff
Blake, former Pirate and current New York Jet quarterback.
''Steve Logan is the right person to lead
this program and Steve's offensive scheme will
become this program's signature.''
DAVE HART, JR., Director of Athletics, East Carolina
''He makes sure you know everything about the game. He
taught me how to keep my composure, how to be a leader."'
The teaching and leadership roles continue also off the
playing and practice fields. The Lawton, Okla. native, feels that
if student-athletes are going to be the best they are going to be,
it requires self-discipline, dedication and hard work.
Members of the football squad are told three things by Logan
about playing football at East Carolina: 1) if you go to class and
practice hard, you will play; 2) have fun playing the game of
football, and; 3) play as hard as possible on every play and the
wins and losses will take care of themselves.
"| like to see the responsibility for the little things fall upon
the players rather than for me telling them to do it,'' said Logan.
'We never talk to our student-athletes about winning and
losing - never,'' continues Logan. ''We talk to them about
showing up, playing every play as hard as they can play it and
play to the last play of the game. We don't care who it is we're
playing. We give a ton of respect to whoever that may be, home
or on the road."'
Logan developed much of his philosophy through the
influence of several head coaches. He worked on the staff of
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current Ohio State coach John Cooper at Tulsa, with current
Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson at Oklahoma State, with
Bill McCartney at Colorado and with Bill Lewis at ECU.
When Lewis resigned to take the head coaching position at
Georgia Tech, ECU Director of Athletics Dave Hart, Jr. did not
have far to look for the school's 17th head football coach.
"It became obvious to me through conversations with Steve
that he was the best man for the job,'' said Hart. 'Steve Logan
is the right person to lead this program and Steve's offensive
scheme will become this program's signature."'
Logan is mostly credited with the development of the Pirate
offensive attack during the 1990-91 seasons when he was
ECU's offensive coordinator. In 1991, East Carolina finished the
season with an 11-1 record and reached a Top Ten national
ranking.
During the 1990-91 seasons, Logan coached quarterback
Jeff Blake. The Sanford, Fla. native broke or tied 32 school
records before leaving ECU, including most passing yards in a
game, season and career. He was named the 1991 ECAC Player
of the Year.
In 1992, it was Michael Anderson's turn to rewrite ECU
record books. The Decatur, Ga., native broke or tied 12 school
records last season, including all of the school's sophomore
records.
Logan continues to monitor the offensive side of the football
closely. He still coaches the quarterbacks but also makes his
way around the practice field to observe his coaches in action.
'What we're doing here in the passing game and with our
offense, | feel, is on the cutting edge,'' said Logan. ''! believe our
Steve Logan Timeline
Education: Tulsa, Physical Education, 1983
At ECU: Begins 5th Year (second as head coach).
Served as running backs coach during 1989 season.
Was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach
for 1990-91 seasons. Last season, he directed the
Pirates to a 5-6 record.
In Coaching: Has been in coaching 18 seasons, 13 in
the collegiate ranks.
Birthdate: Feb. 3, 1953 in Lawton, Okla.
Family: Wife - Laura; Children - Vincent (11) and
Nathanael (9).
Coaching Experience: 1975-79 Union High School,
Tulsa, Okla. (Assistant); 1980 Oklahoma State (Tight
Ends); 1981-82 Hutchinson Junior College (Head
Coach); 1983-84 Tulsa (Offensive Coordinator);
1985-86 Colorado (Running Backs); 1987-88 Mis-
sissippi State (Quarterbacks); 1989 East Carolina
(Running Backs); 1990-91 East Carolina (Offensive
Coordinator/Quarterbacks); 1992- East Carolina
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offense is unlimited on how successful we can be. We just have
to work hard and keep teaching the ideals that will make our
program succeed."
Last season, the Pirates finished 10th in the nation in passing
offense, averaging 280.45 yards per game. ECU also was 18th
in total offense, averaging 421.09 yards per game.
Logan came to ECU in 1989 after serving as quarterback
coach at Mississippi State for two seasons. During his first
season at ECU, he coached the running backs.
His coaching career started in 1975 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 current Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson and
moved to Hutchinson Junior College the following year.
'| had to pull myself up by the bootstraps in this profession,"'
said Logan. "I've been working for this moment 18-20 years.
And I'm very ready."'
Preparing Logan for his first major college head coaching job
was several other stops along the way.
In 1983, he became offensive coordinator at Tulsa under
John Cooper, who is currently head coach at Ohio State. While
at Tulsa, Logan coached Steve Gage, who played three seasons
with the Washington Redskins.
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
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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 Hutchinson Junior College, Logan was the Jayhawk
Conference Coach of the Year in 1982.
While at Tulsa, Logan did not play football and had plans to
get a doctorate degree and become a college professor.
"| realized | wasn't going to the NFL," said Logan. ''But, |
had to teach in the public schools before going to graduate
school. There (Union High School) they wanted me to coach
football. | got addicted."'
During the next five years, Logan became a high school
assistant coach while he completed all but six hours of credits
towards his masters degree.
Leaving Union High School, Logan coached tight ends at
Oklahoma State for Jimmy Johnson. He became hooked on the
college game.
"| loved working with the kids and having an impact on their
decisions in and outside football,' said Logan. ''That, and the
intrigue of competitive strategy, really hooked me."'
And, since he began coaching in the college ranks, Logan
has wanted to be a head coach. And, on Jan. 11, 1992, his
dreams were realized.
Logan, an avid tennis player, and his wife, Laura, are the
proud parents of two sons - Vincent (11) and Nathanael (9).
Steve Logan - Head Foofball Coach
ECU's Offensive Output
Since Steve Logan Has Been
Offensive Coordinator/Head Coach
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Louisiana Tech
Florida State
Virginia Tech
Southwestern Louisiana
Georgia
Southern Mississippi
South Carolina
Cincinnati
Temple
Memphis State
Northern Illinois
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Illinois
Memphis State
Central Florida
South Carolina
Akron
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Tulane
Southern Mississippi
Virginia Tech
Cincinnati
North Carolina State
1992
Syracuse
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Bowling Green
Duke
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Southern Mississippi
West Virginia
Arkansas State
Memphis State
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167
223
160
183
129
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290
324
247
243
411
337
283
378
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426
245
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167
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214
156
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Yards
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200
166
183
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103
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269
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423
350
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Notes
In the 34 games Logan has been ECU's offensive coordinator/
head coach, the Pirates are averaging 398.6 yards per game
of total offense. Of that total, 248.6 yards per game passing
and 150.0 yards per game rushing.
In the 34 games Logan has been ECU's offensive coordinator/
head coach, the Pirates average 28.2 points per game.
ECU has scored in every game Logan has been ECU's offen-
sive coordinator/head coach, scoring at least a touchdown in
each. The Pirates have been held under double digits only
three times - seven points against Southern Mississippi
(1990), South Carolina (1990) and Memphis State (1992).
The Pirates had a streak of 26 games of double digit scoring
broken last season against Memphis State. Here is what the
Pirate offense did during that streak:
- Averaged 31.9 points per game, including just one game
under 20 points (14 vs. Duke).
- Averaged 431.1 yards per game of total offense, including
278.1 yards per game passing and 153.0 yards per game
rushing.
- Had seven games with 500 yards or more of total offense
and nine other games with 400 yards or more of total
offense.
- Had 11 games with 300 yards or more passing yardage, in-
cluding one game with over 500 yards (521 vs. Syracuse,
1992).
In the 34 games Logan has served as ECU's offensive co-
ordinator/head coach, the Pirates have passed for more
yards than rushed in 24 of 34 games. Eight of the 10 games
that ECU rushed for more than passed was during the 1990
Campaign.
ECU is 12-4 during the last three seasons when gaining 400
yards or more of total offense.
ECU is 8-3 during the last three seasons when passing for
more than 300 yards.
ECU has set 100 individual and team offensive records during
the past three seasons, including most passing yards in a
game and season and most total offensive yards in a game
and season for a team and individual.
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Assistant Coaches
Bob Babich
Inside Linebackers
Education: Tulsa, Education, 1984
At ECU: 2nd Year (Mar. 16, 1992)
In Coaching: 10th Year
Birthdate: Feb. 20, 1961 in Aliquippa, Pa.
Coaching Experience: 1984 Tulsa
(Graduate Assistant, Linebackers); 1985-86
Tulsa (Offensive Line); 1987 Tulsa (Strong
Safeties/Special Teams); 1988-89 Wisconsin
(Offensive Line/Tight Ends); 1990 Tulsa (Of-
fensive Line); 1991 Bowling Green (Inside
Linebackers); 1992- East Carolina (Inside
Linebackers).
Bob Babich, 32, joined the East Carolina football staff in March
of 1992, as inside linebackers coach. Babich served in the same role
at Bowling Green for one season before coming to ECU.
The Aliquippa, Pa. native, began his coaching career as a graduate
assistant at Tulsa in 1984, assisting with the linebackers and scout
teams. A year later, Babich was hired to be a full-time assistant coach
for the Hurricanes, in charge of the offensive line.
Tulsa claimed the Missouri Valley Conference championship during
the 1984 and 1985 seasons.
While still at Tulsa, Babich was given a different role before the
1987 season, coaching the strong safeties and coordinating all special
teams.
In 1988, he ventured away from his alma mater for the first time,
going to Wisconsin. For two seasons, Babich was still in charge of
the tight ends and worked with the offensive line. He also worked
with the Badger kicking game and was the coordinator of the Badger
Football Camp.
Babich went back to Tulsa in 1990 to assist with the offensive line.
In 1991, Babich coached the inside linebackers at Bowling Green.
The Falcons finished 11-1, won the Mid-Atlantic Conference, and
defeated Fresno State, 28-21, in the California Raisin Bowl.
A 1984 graduate of Tulsa, Babich was a team captain and leading
tackler on the 1982 Hurricane team that finished 10-1.
Before going to Tulsa, Babich played two seasons at Mesa Com-
munity College, earning JUCO All-America honors in 1979. He also
earned Freshman Newcomer of the Year in 1979 and was the team's
defensive MVP in 1980 while also serving as captain.
Babich and his wife, Nancy, are the parents of two children, Bobby
(10) and Janie (7).
Todd Berry
Offensive Coordinator/
Running Backs
Education: Tulsa, Business, 1983
At ECU: 2nd Year (Jan. 29, 1992)
In Coaching: 11th Year
Birthdate: Nov. 12, 1960 in Springfield,
Missouri
Coaching Experience: 1983 Tennessee
(Graduate Assistant, Tight Ends); 1984
Saskatchewan Roughriders, CFL (Second-
ary); 1984 Tulsa (Wide Receivers); 1985
Oklahoma State (Graduate Assistant,
Running Backs); 1986-88 Tennessee-Martin (Offensive Coordinator, Quarter-
backs, Receivers); 1989-90 Mississippi State (Receivers); 1991 Southeast
Missouri State (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks); 1992- East Carolina
(Offensive Coordinator, Running Backs).
Todd Berry begins his second season at East Carolina after serving
as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Southeast
Missouri State during the 1991 season. Berry also coaches the running
backs and serves as offensive coordinator at ECU.
The 32-year-old (33 on Nov. 12) Miami, Okla. native, began his col-
legiate coaching career as an undergraduate assistant for John
Cooper at Tulsa in 1982. Berry was also a graduate assistant at the
University of Tennessee in 1983, working with the tight ends.
In 1983, the Volunteers appeared in the Florida Citrus Bowl,
defeating Maryland, 30-23.
He spent three weeks in the summer of 1984 working with the
Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League,
assisting his father, Reuben, who was the head coach.
Berry, a 1983 graduate of Tulsa, returned to his alma mater in 1984
as a wide receivers coach. He then went to Oklahoma State as a
graduate assistant in 1985 before becoming offensive coordinator at
Tennessee-Martin for three seasons (1986-88).
While at Oklahoma State, Berry assisted with the coaching of
Thurman Thomas, former All-America and current star with the Buffalo
Bills.
Berry was at Mississippi State during the 1989-90 seasons,
coaching the receivers. He spent last season at Southeast Missouri
State.
While in high school, Berry earned all-state honors at quarterback
at Miami High School in Miami, Okla. He was also all-state in track.
Berry, an honors student at Tulsa, and his wife, Lisa, are the parents
of one daughter, Jordan (6).
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Larry Coyer
Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Coordinator
Education: Marshall University, Speech and
Physical Education, 1965
At ECU: ist Year (Feb. 9, 1993)
In Coaching: 29th Year (21st in college
coaching)
Birthdate: April 19, 1943 in Huntington, W.Va.
Coaching Experience: 1965-67 Marshall
(Defensive Backs, Wrestling Coach);
1968-69 Martins Ferry High School (Head
Coach); 1970-72 Massillon High School
(Defensive Coordinator); 1973 Bowling Green (Defensive Backs); 1974-77
lowa (Defensive Coordinator); 1978 Oklahoma State (Defensive Coordinator);
1979-82 lowa State (Defensive Coordinator); 1983-84 USFL Michigan
Panthers (Defensive Coordinator); 1985 USFL Memphis Showboats (Defen-
sive Coordinator); 1986 Memphis State (Defensive Coordinator); 1987-89
UCLA (Linebackers); 1990 Houston (Defensive Coordinator); 1991-92 Ohio
State (Defensive Backs); 1993- East Carolina (Asst. Head Coach/Defensive
Coordinator).
Veteran coach Larry Coyer, 49, begins his first year as assistant
head coach and defensive coordinator at East Carolina University.
Coyer comes to East Carolina from The Ohio State University,
where he served as defensive backfield coach for two seasons.
The Huntington, W.Va. native, carries an impressive resume that
includes stints in the Big Eight Conference, Pacific-10 Conference,
Big Ten Conference, Southwest Conference and professional football.
Coyer came to Ohio State in 1990, following a year at the Univer-
sity of Houston, where he served as defensive coordinator. He has
also been the defensive coordinator at University of lowa (1974-78),
Oklahoma State University (1978-79), lowa State University (1979-82)
and Memphis State University (1986).
Coyer left the collegiate ranks in 1983 to become defensive co-
ordinator with the Michigan Panthers of the United States Football
League (USFL). The Panthers won the USFL title in 1983. He re-
mained there two years before joining the staff of the Memphis
Showboats for one season (1985).
After leaving Memphis State in 1986, Coyer became linebackers
coach at UCLA, a position he retained until moving to Houston for
the 1990 season.
Last season, the Buckeyes were ranked 13th in the nation in pass
efficiency defense and were led by All-Big Ten defensive back Roger
Harper.
Coyer has coached in four bowl games including the 1993 Florida
Citrus Bowl, the 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl, the 1989 Cotton Bowl and
the 1987 Aloha Bowl. He was an assistant at UCLA for the latter two
games.
In his collegiate coaching career, he has coached 12 All-America
players, including Ken Norton, Jr. (UCLA, Dallas Cowboys), Matt
Darby (UCLA, Buffalo Bills) and John Corker (Oklahoma State,
Houston Oilers).
Coyer is a 1965 graduate of Marshall University, where he was a
standout football player and wrestler. He was an Academic All-America
in 1964, an All-Mid-America Conference selection in 1963-64 and an
honorable mention All-America in 1964. In 1987, he was inducted into
the school's Athletics Hall of Fame.
After graduation, he spent three seasons as Marshall's secondary
coach, leaving in 1968 to become head coach at Martins Ferry High
School in Ohio. Between 1970 and 1972, he was defensive coordinator
at Massillon High School, leaving in 1973 to become secondary coach
at Bowling Green.
Coyer and his wife, Linda, have two sons, Matthew and Justin.
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Jeff Jagodzinski
Offensive Line
Education: Wisconsin-Whitewater, Physical
Education, 1985
At ECU: 5th Year (Dec. 22, 1988)
In Coaching: 9th Year
Birthdate: October 12, 1963 in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
Coaching Experience: 1985 Wisconsin-
Whitewater (Runningbacks); 1986 Northern
Illinois (Graduate Assistant, Offensive Line);
1987-88 LSU (Graduate Assistant, Offensive
Line); 1989-91 East Carolina (Tight Ends/
Asst. Offensive Line); 1992- East Carolina (Offensive Line).
Jeff Jagodzinski begins his fifth year at East Carolina as the
youngest assistant coach on Steve Logan's staff. The 29-year-old (30
on Oct. 12) Milwaukee, Wisc. native, came to ECU from Louisiana
State University, where he was a graduate assistant working with the
offensive line.
This season, ''Jags'' will coach the offensive line for the second
season. In his first three seasons at East Carolina, Jagodzinski
coached tight ends and assisted with the offensive line. Jagodzinski
coached Luke Fisher, who was one of the most productive tight ends
in college football.
Last season, Jagodzinski coached Tom Scott, who was a first-team
All-America and a sixth-round NFL draft pick by the Cincinnati
Bengals.
While working at LSU, the Tigers participated in the 1987 Gator
Bowl and the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl.
Jagodzinski served as a graduate assistant at Northern Illinois for
One year, working with the offensive line. He began his coaching
career at his alma mater, Wisconsin-Whitewater, coaching the
runningbacks.
While playing at Wisconsin-Whitewater, Jagodzinski was a 1983
Wisconsin State University honorable mention all-conference selec-
tion at runningback.
At West Allis Central High, he was an all-conference choice in foot-
ball and participated on three conference championship teams in
baseball. He was the conference rushing and scoring leader as a
senior with over 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns.
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Defensive Line
Education: Ohio University, Physical Educa-
tion, 1980; Ohio University, Master of Educa-
tion, 1990
At ECU: 1st Year (March 2, 1993)
In Coaching: 14th Year (12th in college
coaching)
Birthdate: July 23, 1957 in Massillon, Ohio
Coaching Experience: 1980 Massillon High
School (Assistant); 1981 Trimble High
School (Assistant); 1981-83 Ohio University
(Graduate Assistant, Defensive Backs/
Outside Linebackers); 1983-85 Kentucky State (Defensive Coordinator, In-
terim Head Coach, Defensive Backs/Inside Linebackers/Outside Line-
backers); 1985 Central State (Running Backs); 1986-90 Central State
(Offensive Line); 1990-91 Central State (Defensive Coordinator); 1991-92
Northastern (Defensive Coordinator); 1993- East Carolina (Defensive Line).
Theo Lemon begins his first season at East Carolina after serving
the last two seasons as defensive coordinator at Northeastern Univer-
sity. Lemon will coach the defensive line at ECU.
The 36-year-old Massillon, Ohio native, began his collegiate
coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at his alma mater,
Ohio University. While at Ohio, Lemon helped with the defensive backs
and outside linebackers.
Lemon then went on to Kentucky State for three seasons, where
he served as defensive coordinator and also assisted with the defen-
sive backs, inside linebackers and outside linebackers.
Following his stint at Kentucky State, Lemon moved on to Central
State University in Wilberforce, Ohio. In 1985, he coached running
backs and moved to the offensive line in 1986. He coached the
linemen for four seasons before being named defensive coordinator
in 1990.
While at Central State, Lemon's squads had six consecutive NCAA
play-off bids and were named the Sheridan Broadcasting Network
Black College National Champions each season. In 1990, CSU was
the NAIA Division | National Champions.
Lemon moved to Northeastern University in 1991 as defensive co-
ordinator, where he coached two seasons before coming to East
Carolina.
Last year, Lemon completed a summer coaching internship with
the Los Angeles Raiders, working with the defensive line.
Before entering the college coaching ranks, Lemon had been an
assistant coach for two seasons on the high school level. He coached
at Massillon High School in 1980 and Trimble High School in 1981.
A 1980 graduate of Ohio University, Lemon is married to the former
Channon Willis.
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Doug Martin
Tight Ends/Special Teams
Coordinator
Education: Kentucky, History, 1985
At ECU: 2nd Year (Jan. 29, 1992)
In Coaching: 7th Year
Birthdate: Feb. 4, 1963 in Knoxville, Tenn.
Coaching Experience: 1985-88 Kentucky
(Graduate Assistant, Wide Receivers);
1988-91 East Tennessee State (Offensive
Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers);
1992- East Carolina (Tight Ends/Special
Teams Coordinator)
Doug Martin begins his second season at East Carolina, coaching
the tight ends and serving as special teams coordinator.
For the past four seasons, the 30-year-old Oak Ridge, Tenn. native,
served as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at East
Tennessee State.
Martin, a 1985 graduate of Kentucky, served as a graduate assistant
at his alma mater for two seasons.
This season, Martin will coach Carlester Crumpler, who has already
been named to several pre-season All-America teams.
A four-year letterman for the Wildcats, Martin was a part-time starter
at quarterback in 1982 before injuries limited his playing time. In 1982,
Martin completed 39 of 83 passes for 423 yards and a touchdown.
He played his first season for Fran Curci and his last three seasons
for Coach Jerry Claiborne.
Martin won the Courage Award at UK in 1982. In 1984, Martin's
senior season, Kentucky defeated Wisconsin, 20-19, in the Hall of
Fame Bowl. In 1985, he received the game ball in the Wildcats' 27-7
victory over Cincinnati.
While at Kentucky, Martin worked with Cornell Burbage, a wide
receiver with the Dallas Cowboys.
While in high school, Martin led Oak Ridge High School to con-
secutive state titles as a junior and senior. In those seasons, Martin
completed 143 of 214 passes for 3,105 yards and 37 touchdowns.
His hobbies include fishing, tennis and basketball.
Martin and his wife, Vicki, are the parents of two children, Cory
(4) and Molly (2).
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Chuck Pagano
Outside Linebackers
Education: Wyoming, Marketing, 1984
At ECU: 3rd Year (1989-90; Jan. 29, 1992)
In Coaching: 10th Year
Birthdate: Oct. 2, 1960 in Boulder, Colo.
Coaching Experience: 1984-85 Southern
California (Graduate Assistant, Inside Line-
backers/Defensive Backs); 1986 Miami, Fla.
(Graduate Assistant, Defensive Backs);
1987-77 Boise State (Outside Linebackers);
1989 East Carolina (Defensive Backs);
1990-91 Nevada-Las Vegas (Defensive Co-
ordinator/Defensive Backs); 1992- East Carolina (Outside Linebackers).
Chuck Pagano returned to East Carolina in 1992 after serving two
seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.
Pagano coaches the outside linebackers at ECU.
The 32-year-old (33 on Oct. 2) Boulder, Colo. native, began his
coaching career as a graduate assistant, working with inside
linebackers, at Southern California in 1984. During that season, the
Trojans won the Pac-10 title and beat Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.
In 1985, while working with defensive backs at Southern Cal, the
Trojans earned a trip to the Aloha Bowl.
Pagano moved to Miami (Fla.) as a graduate assistant in 1986,
working with defensive backs. The Hurricanes played for the national
championship that season before falling to Penn State in the Fiesta
Bowl.
He then moved on to Boise State to coach the outside linebackers.
In 1988, the Broncos went to the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.
Pagano began his first stint at ECU the following season, under
Bill Lewis. He coached the Pirate defensive backs, including Junior
Robinson, who was a fifth round draft selection by the New England
Patriots.
After one season at ECU, Pagano moved on to UNLV, where he
served for two seasons, working with defensive backs. He was named
defensive coordinator in 1991.
An all-state defensive back at Fairview High School in Boulder,
Colo., Pagano helped lead his team to the 1978 state championship.
At Wyoming, Pagano started for two years as a strong safety and was
a four-year letterman.
Pagano and his wife, Tina, have two children, Tara (11) and Taylor
(3).
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Dale Steele
Wide Receivers
Education: South Carolina, Physical Educa-
tion, 1976; Ball State, Master of Education,
1978.
At ECU: 5th year (Jan. 13, 1989)
In Coaching: 18th Year (Begins 17th in Col-
lege Coaching)
Birthdate: August 17, 1955 in York, Alabama
Coaching Experience: 1976 A.C. Flora High
School, Columbia, S.C. (Assistant); 1977
Ball State (Graduate Assistant, Offensive
Line); 1978-79 Wisconsin (Tight Ends, Head
JV Coach); 1980-82 Tulane (Tight Ends, Recruiting Coordinator); 1984-86
Wichita State (Outside Linebackers, Tight Ends); 1987-88 Kansas State (Tight
Ends, Wide Receivers); 1989- East Carolina (Wide Receivers).
Dale Steele brings 17 years of coaching experience to East
Carolina, where he directs the Pirate wide receivers. Steele came
to ECU from Kansas State, where he coached the wide receivers.
This year, Steele has Morris Letcher, who has made several top
10 lists at wide receiver.
Four years ago, Steele coached record-setter Walter Wilson, who
was a third round draft pick by the San Diego Chargers.
Steele, 37 (38 on Aug. 17), has also coached tight ends, outside
linebackers and the offensive line during his coaching career.
Before arriving at Kansas State, Steele served on the Wichita State
staff for three years, the first two with the outside linebackers and
the last year with the tight ends. At Tulane, he was the tight ends
coach and handled all recruiting coordinator duties.
Steele began college coaching at Ball State in 1977 as a graduate
assistant, working with the offensive line. It was there that he earned
his master's degree. He then moved on to Wisconsin in 1978 as the
tight ends coach and also was the head coach of the Badger JV squad.
After graduating from the University of South Carolina in 1976,
Steele coached for one season at A.C. Flora High School in Columbia.
Steele played offensive guard for the Gamecocks.
Steele participated in wrestling and football at Autauga County High
School in Prattville, Ala., where he lettered three years.
Steele and his wife, Pam, are the parents of two children, Meghan
(10) and Kelsey, (4). His brother, Kevin, is an assistant football coach
at Nebraska.
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Assistant Coaches
Chris Thurmond
Defensive Backs
Education: Tulsa, Social Studies, 1975
At ECU: 2nd Year (Jan. 29, 1992)
In Coaching: 18th Year (11th in college
coaching)
Birthdate: Feb. 26, 1953 in Sand Springs,
Okla.
Coaching Experience: 1976 McAlester High
School (Defensive Backs/Wide Receivers);
1977-79 Sand Springs High School (Offen-
sive Backs/Defensive Backs); 1980-81
Claremore High School (Defensive Co-
ordinator); 1982 Sand Springs High School (Head Coach); 1983-91 Tulsa
(Defensive Backs); 1992 East Carolina (Defensive Coordinator/Defensive
Backs); 1993- East Carolina (Defensive Backs).
Chris Thurmond begins his second season at East Carolina after
serving as defensive backfield coach at Tulsa for the past nine
seasons. Thurmond will serve as defensive backs coach this season
at ECU. after also serving as defensive coordinator last season.
The 40-year-old Sand Springs, Okla. native, began his coaching
career at McAlester High School in 1976, where he coached defen-
sive backs and wide receivers. From 1977-79, he coached offensive
and defensive skill positions at Sand Springs High School before
becoming defensive coordinator at Claremore High School for two
seasons. He returned to Sand Springs High School as head coach
in 1982.
He began on the Tulsa staff in 1983 as a part-time assistant, working
with the defensive backs. In 1984, Thurmond was elevated to full-
time status, in charge of the defensive backs.
Thurmond followed head coach Don Morton to Wisconsin to coach
wide receivers, but returned two weeks later to assume the role of
coaching defensive backs.
Thurmond coached 1984 third-team All-America, Nate Harris, who
continues to hold Hurricane records for single game, season and
career interceptions.
The 1991 Hurricane secondary finished 8th in the nation in pass
efficiency defense and the defense finished in the top 15 in the
country.
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Ray LaForte
Graduate Assistant Coach
Ray LaForte begins his third year as a
graduate assistant coach for the East
Carolina football squad. He works with
the offensive staff and special teams.
A 1991 graduate of Ithaca College,
LaForte was on Jim Butterfield's
coaching staff for two seasons, working
with defensive backs and quarterbacks.
Before getting into coaching, LaForte
was a quarterback for two seasons at
Ithaca and also a catcher on the baseball team. In 1988, Ithaca claim-
ed the national football championship in NCAA Division III.
LaForte attended Clarkstown South High School in Tappon, N.Y.
LaForte, who is single, will turn 24 on August 27. He completed
his master's of educational administration degree requirements in the
summer of 1993. He is currently working on his Educational Specialists
Degree.
Sean McConnell
Graduate Assistant Coach
Former Pirate quarterback Sean
McConnell begins his first season as a
graduate assistant coach on the East
Carolina football staff. He will work mainly
with the defensive staff.
McConnell, 24, lettered two seasons at
quarterback for ECU. He missed the last
nine games of the 1991 season after suf-
fering a knee injury, but came back to
start 10 of 11 games in 1992.
The Downey, Cal. native, earned his bachelor's degree in 1993
from ECU in physical education. McConnell came to ECU in 1990
from Cerritos Junior College. He redshirted the 1990 season.
McConnell will be working on his master's in physical education
at ECU.
Athletics Support Staff
Tom Doyle
Director of Athletic Video
Tom Doyle, 31, begins his fourth year
as Director of Athletic Video at East
Carolina University. He oversees all
videotaping for the Pirate football coaches
and also produces videos for the entire
athletics department.
Doyle produced the highlight video of
the 1991 East Carolina football season
entitled, '"We Believe."
He also serves as a sideline analyst
for football games on the Pirate Sports Network and engineers basket-
ball games on the network.
Doyle, a 1991 ECU graduate, has covered Pirate football since
1986, while working for various media outlets in the state.
His wife, Renee, is a technical director for WNCT-TV in Greenville.
Jeff Connors
Director of Strength
and Conditioning
Jeff Connors begins his third year as
Director of Strength and Conditioning at
East Carolina University.
Connors came to ECU from Bucknell
before the 1991 football season. He im-
mediately paid dividends for the Pirates.
On several occasions, Connors received
standing ovations from the football squad
in the locker room after big wins.
A 1980 graduate of Salem (W.Va.) College, Connors had been at
Bucknell since 1988. He received his Masters of Science degree in
Education from Bucknell during the summer of 1991.
Before coaching at Bucknell, Connors coached high school foot-
ball and wrestling for eight years and had a 31-14 record as head
wrestling coach at the Benjamin School in North Palm Beach, Fla.
He also served as the football team's offensive coordinator at the
schooi.
A competitive powerlifter, Connors has won four state titles in
powerlifting and has been ranked as high as fourth in the nation.
Connors served as the Tennessee state director for the American Drug
Free Powerlifting Association and as the Pennsylvannia state chair-
man of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
Connors and his wife, Michelle, have a son, Beau, and a daughter,
Kaitlin.
Joyce Price Stroud
Football Secretary
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Brett Rudolph
Director of Administrative
Services/Recruiting Coordinator
Brett Rudolph begins his second year
as Director of Administrative Services and
Recruiting Coordinator at East Carolina
University.
Rudolph oversees all athletic re-
Cruiting while working closely with the
Pirate football program. He will also co-
ordinate administrative services for the
Department of Athletics.
The Chagrin Falls, Ohio native, comes to ECU after serving as
an assistant on the Liberty University football staff for three years.
While at Liberty, he was an administrative assistant to head football
coach Sam Rutigliano. He spent the 1989 season working as a
graduate assistant football coach.
Rudolph, a 1987 graduate of the University of North Carolina-
Chapel Hill, earned four letters and was a three-year starter in foot-
ball for the Tar Heels. Playing as an inside linebacker, Rudolph was
named first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference and honorable mention
All-America in 1987.
Rudolph and his wife, Jamie, have been married for three years.
Mike Sinquefield
Director of Athletic Equipment
Mike Sinquefield, 24, begins his
second year as Director of Athletic Equip-
ment at East Carolina University.
Sinquefield worked on the equipment
staff at Louisiana State University for
three years before coming to ECU. The
LaPlace, La. native, is a 1992 graduate
of LSU.
Before working on LSU's highly- ii
acclaimed equipment staff, Sinquefield
served as a student trainer for three years at LSU.
During his tenure at LSU, Sinquefield worked during three post-
season bowl games - Sugar, Gator and Hall of Fame.
Sinquefield, a member of the Athletic Equipment Managers
Association, is single.
Lisa Smith
Part-Time Football Secretary
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Sports Medicine
The East Carolina University Sports Medicine Division and
Curriculum, reputed to be one of the finest programs in the
Southeast, affords every Pirate athlete the best available care
and treatment of injuries.
The East Carolina sports medicine program offers the best
possible prevention, evaluation, immediate treatment, and
rehabilitation of injuries.
Acting Head Trainer Mike Hanley, Assistant Jim Bazluki,
Graduate Assistant Stefan Harris and Team Physician Dr. John
Siegel oversee the sports medicine program for football. All
serve on the staff of the ECU Sports Medicine Conference and
as faculty for the Sports Medicine Curriculum within the Depart-
ment of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Safety.
They are assisted by more than a dozen community-based
professionals who lend valuable time in the athletic health care
and instructing the 30 to 35 undergraduate students enrolled in
ECU's sports medicine educational program for athletic trainers.
Dr. Edwin Bartlett and Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr. are the orthopaedic
consultants for football.
The Sports Medicine Center is in the new Sports Medicine
Building. The Division, which has been in operation since 1971,
is now able to better serve the student-athletes and educate
sports medicine student athletic trainers using the latest, state-
of-the-art facilities and equipment.
The Sports Medicine Staff are in attendance at every athletic
event that involves East Carolina University athletes. Radio com-
munication from practice field to the center is a must and a
sports medicine vehicle provides instant transportation for in-
jured athletes to the center. Prevention, evaluation, treatment,
and rehabilitation are the main objectives of the Sports Medicine
Division and when an injury does occur, the staff provides
on-the-spot treatment to make certain the injury does not
become more serious.
The Sports Medicine Curriculum, a part of the School of
Health and Human Performance, is the only undergraduate
athletic training program approved by the NATA in Eastern North
Carolina and one of only two in the state.
Dedication, sincere sensitivity, and individual attention are the
basic motivators which distinguish East Carolina University's
'Sports Paramedics" from any others. People helping people in
a first-class setting. That's East Carolina Sports Medicine!
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Stefan Harris Tally Lassiter, Jr. Dr. Denis McGillicuddy
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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, Ear, Nose and Throat
Charles Carter, R.Ph., Pharmacist
Dr. James Carter, Vascular, Thorasic, General Surgery
Dr. Gary Crawford, Oral Surgery
Dr. Richard Evans, Dentistry
Dr. Al Ferguson, Internal Medicine
Laurence Graham, Attorney
Dr. Tally Lassiter, Jr., Orthopaedic Consultant
Dr. Denis McGillicuddy, Orthopaedic Consultant
Dr. Cameron Smith, Dermatology
Dr. Wayne Kendrick, Internal Medicine
Dr. William Monroe, Ophthalmology
Dr. Robert Timmons, Neurosurgery
Dr. Emmett Walsh, Urology
Football Academic Leadership Team
"Winning with Teamwork" is the theme of the Football
Academic Leadership Team (A.L.T.).
The team is comprised of 15 members of the football squad
who will serve as a liaison between the Office of Student
Development and members of the football team for the
purpose of promoting academic excellence and team
leadership with academics.
The members of the A.L-T. for 1993 are: Garrett Beasley,
Lamont Burns, Bernard Carter, Dealton Cotton, David
Crumbie, Carlester Crumpler, Greg Floyd, Pat Hurley, Derrick
Leaphart, Mike Jacobs, Travis Render, Scott Richards, Greg
Smith, Junior Smith and Terry Tilghman.
Objectives and responsibilities of the Academic Leadership
Team include: (1) creating a positive, winning work ethic in the
classroom; (2) challenging fellow teammates to maximize their
potential; (3) serving as role models and mentors for fellow
teammates both on the field and in the classroom; (4) assisting
the Student Development Office in communicating academic
related issues to the squad; (5) assisting with the Faculty
Guest Coach Program during the season; (6) mentor with
freshmen; (7) providing support and/or recognition to team
members on academic matters; (8) serving as ambassadors
for the football program at official functions; and, (9) actively
participate in the "Athletes for Education' speakers bureau.
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East Carolina student-athletes participated in a book reading
at South Greenville school during the spring of 1993. The book
reading is part of the ''Athletes for Education' Speakers
Bureau, which is one of the activities organized by the Student
Development Office. Pictured here is football player Bernard
Carter reading to third graders.
Academics and Abthletics at ECU
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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 com-
mitment with extensive counseling services in order to maximize the
success of every student-athlete.
"Our mission looks beyond fielding competitive teams and
winning games,' said ECU Director of Athletics Dave Hart, Jr.
"Winning, while important to all of us, is only a part of that develop-
ment. Graduating student-athletes who are responsible for
themselves and to our society is our ultimate goal."
Under the direction of the ECU Student Development Staff,
headed by Pam Overton, Pirate student-athletes have reached new
heights in academic achievement during the past few years.
East Carolina has had seven student-athletes become recent
GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-Americas, including baseball player Lee
Kushner, a second-team All-America this year, softball player Laura
Crowder, a second-team last year, and swimmer Marc Cook, who
earned first-team honors last year. Stacey Boyette (softball) was
given the honor twice, Pam Young (softball), Robin Graves (softball)
and Steve Sides (baseball) have also attained the high honor.
In the last four years, ECU has had three football players on the
GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-District 3 team. In 1989, center Keith
Arnold and defensive end R.L. Beeman achieved the honor. Arnold
repeated the honor in 1990 and 1991 and Ken Burnette was also
given all-district accolades in 1991-92.
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.
The Office of Student Development does this with a staff
dedicated to the principle that the development of the student-athlete
is the most important objective.
Overton is in her tenth year of overseeing the academic progress
of all student-athletes at ECU. The staff is also involved in personal,
social and career counseling as well as supervising the study center
and tutorial program for all of ECU's student-athletes.
Carlester Crumpler, Nita Boyce and Jim Weaver also serve as
academic counselors while Diane Burt is the office's administrative
assistant.
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.
The athletics department has set up several prestigious awards
for ECU student-athletes.
For the past four years, Texasgulf, Inc. has sponsored the ECU
Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award. The award is designed to be the
most prestigious that is presented annually to a male and female
athlete. Last year, Craig Turnbull, a soccer player, was the male
recipient, and Georgeann Wilke, a softball player, was the female
recipient.
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Another academic goal for football players to reach is being
named a recipient of the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Scholarship, which is awarded at each home ECU game in honor of
a football player who shows outstanding achievement in academics
and athletics.
Honored during the 1992 football season were Deke Owens
(Syracuse), Nick Wilson (Virginia Tech), Junior Smith (Cincinnati),
Peter Zophy (Southern Miss) and Carlester Crumpler (Arkansas
State).
Football players also can serve on the Student-Athlete Advisory
Council, which serves as an advisory organization for the staff of the
Office of Student Development and the Department of Athletics.
The council is comprised of two members from each inter-
collegiate athletic squad. Senior Greg Smith and freshman Lamont
Burns are representatives from the football squad. These students
also serve as academic hosts for prospective football recruits during
official campus visits.
The primary goals of the council include (1) serving as a liaison
between athletic teams and the Office of Student Development,
(2) emphasizing academic opportunities and responsibilities,
(3) encouraging student-athletes to apply what is learned in athletics
to their course of study and career development, (4) implementing
orientation programs for student-athletes, (5) encouraging de-
velopment of leadership skills, (6) promoting positive relationships
between student-athletes and student body and (7) implementing
programs that will promote a positive image for intercollegiate
athletics and the student-athlete.
"College athletics is the natural place to give young people the
important opportunity not only to grow in the areas of physical
development and athletic ability,' said Hart, 'but just as much in the
areas of academic, social and personal development.'
Adds Hart, 'We in the East Carolina program are in the 'people
business, because after all, 'People are our most important
product.'"'
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Student Development
Diane Burt
Administrative Asst.
Strength Training
East Carolina University's student-athletes train for competition
under the direct supervision of Director of Strength and Conditioning
Jeff Connors, assistant Tom Howley and graduate assistant Jay
Butler.
Connors, Howley and Butler direct workouts in the 5,000-square
foot weight training facility, in the 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.
ECU athletes have been able to increase their strength, stamina
and speed through the supervision of the Strength and Conditioning
Staff. Last season, 49 records were set in the weight room.
ECU Football Records
Jeff Connors
Director of Strength
and Conditioning
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Pirate Club
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 sixth
consecutive year. 1993's goals are $1.4 million in unrestricted con-
tributions and 5,495 members.
Dennis Young, a 1969 ECU graduate, is the Pirate Club's
Executive Director. Dennis is responsible for the Educational Foun-
dation'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 Assistant Director. Prior to
joining the Pirate Club staff, Mark was Executive Director of The
University of Akron's Zip Athletic Club. Mark is responsible for the
Pirate Club's annual fund campaign and oversees the Pirate Rep
Program. Mark and his wife, Cheri, have one child - Logan.
Jennifer Little and Tripp Roakes, ECU graduates, are Pirate Club
Field Representatives. Jennifer and Tripp, along with Mark, have
responsibility of coordinating the Pirate Club's thirty-seven com-
munity chapters, which span the East Coast from the Washington,
D.C. area to Atlanta, Georgia.
Pirate Club members enjoy a number of benefits including
priority in purchasing football and basketball season tickets and
post season tickets; private and semi-private parking for home
games; use of Pirate Club facilities; monthly newsletter; and the op-
portunity to attend special meetings with ECU coaches and athletic
administrators. For the 1993 football season, a new point system
has been 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 beginning
with the 1993 football season. Minimum annual membership con-
tributions begin at $50.
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 student-
athletes, who represent ECU on and off the "'playing fields."'
1993 Executive Committee
PRESIDEN). 2) Doug Byrd
WICETRESIOENT . ....656.56055.25 3 Donald Stocks
ONE YEAR DIRECTORS
David Weil
Joe Wallace
Joyce Draughon
Parker Overton
TWO YEAR DIRECTORS
Jay Johnson
Michael Steadman
Jimmy Nunn
Jean Stevens
Henry Williamson Al Baswell
BACCUTIVE TREASURER 9-10. Richard Brown
Rimes CiepeCIOR 42... 3. Dave Hart, Jr.
PACULTY MEPRESENTAIIVE..........:..4....5. Ernest Schwarz
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT ........-.:-.0.... Chris Furlough
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Emily Branch
Receptionist/Secretary
Doug Byrd
President
Susan Chapman
Systems Coordinator
Jennifer Little
Field Representative
Mark Hessert
Assistant Director
Nancy Flanagan
Special Projects
Coordinator
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Dennis Young
Executive Director
Tripp Roakes
Field Representative
Grace Worthington
Receptionist/Secretary
1993 Community Chairmen
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The Chancellor ===
Dr. Richard R. Eakin
For Chancellor Richard R.
Eakin, the terms ''academics"'
and ''athletics'' are not mutually
exclusive, but mutually rein-
forcing. He knows from personal
experience.
As a Geneva College under-
graduate, he majored in math-
ematics 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 seventh 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 has evolved new degree programs, new
Board of Trustees
William C. Baggett H.E. Rayfield, Jr.
Phillip R. Dixon W. Howard Rooks
Ronald E. Dowdy Louis W. Sewell
William P. Furr J. Craig Souza
Valeria O. Lovelace Robert A. Ward
Lyda Teer Mihalyi Henry G. Williamson, Jr.
Allan Keith Dyer, SGA President
Administration
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Vice Chancellors:
for Academic Affairs .. . .Marlene Springer
for Health Sciences..... James A. Hallock
for Business Affairs ....... Richard Brown
for Student Life....... Alfred T. Matthews
for Institutional
Advancement..... James L. Lanier, Jr.
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and stronger centers for excellence, campus beautification and
modernization of facilities, an emphasis on computer technology
for students and faculty, 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 will soon have a state-of-the-art dining hall, a student
recreation and wellness center, and a $26 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 the treatment of cancer,
diabetes, heart disease, and alcohol and drug abuse.
In pursuit of ECU's goals, Chancellor Eakin is chairman of
the Board of Directors of the College Football Association (CFA),
holds leadership positions with the Southern Association for Col-
leges and Schools (SACS), and is in the forefront of economic
and community development in Greenville and throughout
Eastern North Carolina.
Prior to his ECU appointment in 1987, 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 math-
ematics 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.
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Dave Hart, Jr.. who has gained
national recognition for his skills in
areas of athletics management,
public relations, marketing, and
fundraising, enters his sixth year as
Director of Athletics at East Carolina
University.
Since being appointed Athletics
Director on December 21, 1987, by
ECU Chancellor Richard Eakin, Hart
has become one of the country's
most respected athletics admin-
istrators.
In making the appointment, Chancellor Eakin stated that, ''Dave
has an exceptional understanding of all aspects of athletics ad-
ministration, has a strong commitment to excellence and integrity
throughout the men's and women's programs, and possesses, in
my judgement, the leadership qualities to develop our athletics pro-
gram and move it to new levels of achievement."'
Hart has done just that in leading ECU's athletics program. East
Carolina athletics has moved to another level as it relates to image
and respect. Last spring, as the University completed its Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation program, the
Athletics Department received one of four commendations from the
SACS review team for the manner in which athletics is managed at
ECU. In addition, the Athletics Department completed the NCAA's
Pilot Certification Program as one of 38 universities which volun-
teered their participation in the pilot program which has since
become mandated.
Since becoming Director of Athletics, Hart has structured several
programs of significance within the department. The most notable
one is ECU's comprehensive Student Development Program for all
student-athletes. Last winter the Athletics Department received a
half-million dollar gift from Bob and Margaret Ward of Burlington,
North Carolina, earmarked for Student Development. During Hart's
tenure as Athletics Director, ECU student-athletes have made
significant progress academically.
Facility enhancement has also been very evident during Hart's
tenure. Renovations to Scales Field House (non-revenue sports),
Harrington Field (baseball) and the football practice facility, compli-
ment very nicely ECU's beautiful Ward Sports Medicine Complex
which is one of the finest facilities of its kind in the entire nation. This
coming Spring a nine-million dollar renovation of Minges Coliseum
will be underway which will include chairback seating, air con-
ditioning, a new playing surface, new concession stands and new
locker rooms for the men's and women's programs. The renovation
project will take ECU's basketball programs to a new and exciting
level.
Phase One of a three-phased stadium renovation and expansion
plan was completed in August. The original section of the Stadium,
on the Press Box side, was replaced. Plans are in place to extend
the Press Box to both goal lines in order to accommodate club level
seating. Phase Ill of the Stadium Expansion Project calls for an
upper deck on the north side of the Stadium taking the seating
Capacity to approximately 50,000. Phase Ill is targeted for 1996.
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Pirate athletics continue to gain in exposure and credibility under
Hart's tenure. Pirate football completed the best season in school
history in 1991, finishing 11-1 and #9 in the nation, the ECU
baseball team has made four trips to the NCAA tournament since
1988, and the Pirate golf team captured their 5th CAA golf crown in
the last six years. The Pirate Basketball team won the CAA Cham-
pionship this past winter, making the first appearance in the NCAA
Tournament since 1972.
Hart was named associate director of athletics for external
relations and executive director of the Pirate Club in 1985. His
duties included the raising of funds for athletic scholarships through
the Pirate Club, as well as overseeing all external areas of the
athletic department.
During his first two years in that position, the Pirate Club
experienced record-setting growth as it surpassed the coveted $1
million mark in contributions for the first time ever. The 1987
Campaign saw another record performance under his direction as
the Club exceeded the $1.2 million level.
Hart first joined the ECU athletic department in 1983 as an
assistant athletic director for marketing. It was the first time that
ECU had ever employed a full-time staff member for marketing, and
it immediately brought dividends.
ECU's marketing program gained national attention for the rapid
growth in crowd participation through tailgating and other
promotional efforts. Hart was also responsible for implementing the
"Great Pirate Purple/Gold Pigskin Pig-Out Party,'' which is a
weekend extravaganza surrounding the spring football game.
Additionally, attendance at home football games increased
greatly as evidenced by the fact that 11 of the top 12 crowds in
Ficklen Stadium history have entered the turnstiles since the 1983
season. Promotional ventures such as the "'Ain't It Great to Tail-
gate' idea have added to the atmosphere at Pirate home games.
Hart has served on several prestigious committees during
his tenure as Athletics Director, including the Committee for
Integrity and Image in College Athletics. He currently serves on the
Missions and Values Committee. Hart chairs the CAA's Marketing
Committee and is a member of the conference committee on
expansion.
Hart is a popular speaker at the national level and has authored
articles for a number of national publications. He has made
numerous speaking presentations at conventions and seminars on
program management, marketing, fundraising, and personnel
transition. For the past seven years he has been an instructor at the
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics' Manage-
ment Institute.
Hart, just the fifth athletics director in ECU history, received his
undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of
Alabama, earning a B.S. in English/Speech in 1971 and a master's
degree in 1972. He attended Alabama on a basketball scholarship
and was a graduate assistant coach for the Crimson Tide program
in 1972. He won nine varsity letters in football, basketball and
baseball at Annapolis (MD) High School where he was also an All-
State basketball and football player.
He is married to the former Pam Humble of Tuscaloosa, AL, and
they have three children - Ricky (21), Jamie (19), and Kelly (16).
Charlie Carr
Associate Athletics Director
for Compliance and Revenue Sports
Charlie Carr, a well-known member of the
college athletics scene in the state of North
Carolina as a player, coach and ad-
ministrator, begins his sixth year as
associate athletics director at East Carolina.
Carr became ECU's associate director
for external affairs and Executive Director of
the Pirate Club in mid-February of 1988. He
followed Dave Hart in this position after
Hart's appointment as ECU's director of
athletics.
During his tenure as Executive Director
of the Pirate Club, Carr was instrumental in
the Pirate Club's raising of $1.7 million.
In 1991, Carr began his role of co-
ordinating all NCAA compliance for the ECU
Athletics Department while assisting the
athletics director with scheduling and
revenue sports programs.
He played football and baseball while
attending the University of North Carolina.
After receiving his master's degree in 1970,
he played two seasons of professional
baseball in the New York Mets organization.
Carr then was an assistant football coach
for the Tar Heels from 1971-75 under coach
Bill Dooley. He later coached at Rice
University from 1975-78.
He returned to North Carolina in 1978 to
begin administrative work as an associate
athletic director at UNC from 1978-85.
During that tenure, the Tar Heels ex-
perienced great success in their total athletic
program.
Carr was then named director of athletics
at Mississippi State of the Southeastern
Conference in 1985, a position he held for
two years until he chose to return to North
Carolina to enter private business.
A native of Virginia Beach, Carr received
his undergraduate degree in 1968 and
master's degree in 1970 from UNC.
He and his wife, Dee, have one daughter,
Caitlin.
Henry VanSant
Associate Athletics Director
for Administration
and Non-Revenue Sports
Dr. Henry VanSant, whose association
with East Carolina dates back four decades,
is in his sixth year as associate athletics
director at his alma mater.
VanSant was an administrative assistant
to the athletic director for three years prior
to his elevation to associate director. In
addition to working closely with athletics
director Dave Hart, VanSant is responsible
for overseeing all internal operations within
the athletics department.
He oversees the business office, student-
athlete support services, non-revenue
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
1962-1970 under coach Clarence Stasavich.
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 and 1965.
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.
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Jim Bass
Assistant Athletics Director
for Marketing
Jim Bass begins his fifth year as
Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing at
East Carolina.
The Dunn, N.C. native came to ECU from
UNC Wilmington, where he served as the
Associate Athletic Director for External
Affairs and Executive Director of the
Seahawk Club for three years.
Under Bass' direction, the Seahawk Club
saw funding for scholarships almost triple
and saw membership increase from 240 to
1,100.
Bass, 36, has also served as an Assistant
Director of the Wolfpack Club at North
Carolina State and as Assistant Director for
the Wildcat Club and Ticket Manager at
Davidson College.
After earning his B.A. in Speech
Communications from N.C. State in 1978,
Bass went on to earn his master's degree
in Athletic Administration at Ohio University,
also serving as graduate assistant football
coach for the Bobcats.
A member of the National Association of
Collegiate Directors of Athletics, Bass and
his wife, Sarah, have a son, Corey.
Charles Bloom
Sports Information Director
Charles Bloom begins his sixth year as
Sports Information Director at East Carolina
University.
Bloom, a native of Emporia, Va., came to
ECU from Ole Miss, where he served as
associate SID for 13 months. Prior to joining
the Ole Miss staff, Bloom was an assistant
SID at LSU for a year-and-one half. He was
an undergraduate and graduate student
assistant at the University of South Carolina,
where he earned his bachelor's degree in
Public Relations in 1985. He was also a
student assistant at UNLV for a year-and-
one half while attending school there.
Bloom is a member of the College Sports
Information Directors of America, Football
Writers Association of America, United
States Basketball Writers Association,
National Collegiate Baseball Writers
Association, Public Relations Society of
America and the National Association of
Collegiate Directors of Athletics.
While a student at South Carolina, he
served as president of the school's chapter
of the Public Relations Student Society of
America and was named to Who's Who
Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges. He has also been named
twice as one of the ''Outstanding Young
Men of America.''
For the last three years, Bloom has
directed seminars and table topic dis-
cussions at the annual CoSIDA Convention.
Bloom is married to the former Cindy
Weaver, a native of Landrum, S.C. They
have a daughter, Lindsey Taylor, born on
April 20.
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Jeff Davis
Assistant Athletics Director
for Operations and Equipment
Jeff Davis, 30, begins his third year as
assistant athletics director for operations
and equipment, after serving as Director of
Operations for the previous six years.
In his role, Davis is involved in staging of
all athletic events, including planning and
scheduling of all practice and facility usage
on campus. He also coordinates team travel
for all of ECU's Olympic Sports.
Davis has also served as site coordinator
for the North Carolina High School Eastern
Regionals at Minges Coliseum and has
hosted several conference championships.
He has been the facility coordinator for the
state Special Olympics the past two years.
The Wilson, N.C. native earned his
bachelor's degree in Health and Physical
Education from East Carolina in 1984. He
continued his studies at ECU and earned his
masters in 1987.
Davis was a member of the Phi Epsilon
Kappa fraternity and an honor roll student for
three semesters.
Davis earned three letters in baseball and
two in football at Beddingfield High School
in Wilson. He also played in the Coastal
Plains Semi-Pro League for four years.
Earline Leggett
Assistant Athletics Director
for Business
Earline Leggett, a member of the East
Carolina athletic family for the past 29 years,
enters her 16th year as assistant athletics
director for business.
Leggett began working in the ECU
athletics department in 1963 as a secretary
to former athletic director Clarence
Stasavich. In 1972, Leggett was promoted
to business manager and in 1978, she
received the title of assistant athletic
director.
Leggett oversees purchasing, travel for
football, men's and women's basketball,
budgets for each of ECU's 17 sports, con-
cessions, camps, and the formation and
balancing of the total athletic budget.
A native of Williamston, N.C., she
attended Farm Life High School and
graduated from Baker Business College.
She is a member of the College Athletic
Business Managers Association.
She and her husband, King, reside in
Williamston and are active in church
activities.
Pam Overton
Assistant Athletics Director
for Student Development
Pam Overton begins her tenth year as an
assistant athletics director at East Carolina
in charge of ECU's Student Development
Program.
Overton oversees the academic progress
of all student-athletes at East Carolina.
Additionally, she is involved in personal,
social, and career development. She is
responsible for overseeing the study center
and the tutorial program for ECU
student-athletes.
Overton received her bachelor's degree
from East Carolina and later a master's
degree in counseling from ECU. She
recently received a Certificate of Advanced
Studies in Counseling, completing a six-year
degree program.
A National Certified Counselor, Overton
is a former guidance counselor at Greenville
Rose High School. She is entering her
18th year in the area of education and
counseling.
Overton has a son, Michael. She is
married to Gary Overton, coach of the ECU
baseball team.
Athletics Administration
Dr. Ernest Schwarz
Faculty Athletics Representative
Dr. Ernest Schwarz, entering his 28th
year at East Carolina, serves as Faculty
Athletic Representative for the University.
Schwarz serves as liaison between
faculty and staff and the athletics de-
partment, while also representing East
Carolina within the National Collegiate
Athletic Association (NCAA), the governing
body for intercollegiate athletics.
In 1993-94, Schwarz will serve 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 Physical Education
department at ECU.
He and his wife, Linda, reside in
Greenville.
ECU Among Schools In Independent Football Alliance
Cincinnati, East Carolina, Memphis State, Southern Mississippi and Tulsa begin their second year of play in the Independent Football Alliance this season. The
main purpose of the alliance is home-and-home football scheduling and increased recognition for the student-athletes at each University.
The schools involved play one another on a home-and-home basis beginning this season. In addition, the Alliance will establish weekly statistics, power ratings
and individual awards throughout the season.
Members of the IFA are not precluded from exploring opportunities that might present themselves for conference alignment.
The Pirates played three IFA opponents last season, defeating Cincinnati (42-21), and falling to Memphis State (42-7) and Southern Mississippi (38-21).
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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 27
years. In that span, he has worked with
nearly every facet of the athletics
department.
In his role as coordinator of grants,
Welborn's duties include coordinating all
grant-in-aids.
Welborn begins his seventh 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 is a native of Boone, N.C. and
is a 1964 graduate of Appalachian State
University, where he earned a bachelor's
degree in physical education. He received
his M.A. in physical education from ASU in
1967.
He is married to the former Christa
Brundl, and they have three children -
Pamella, Johnny and Christa.
Lee Workman
Assistant Athletics Director
for Special Events and Ticket Sales
Lee Workman, a member of the East
Carolina athletic family since 1984, was
promoted to the position of Assistant
Athletics Director for Special Events and
Ticket Sales on June 1, 1989. Workman had
been the Marketing Director for the last four- .
and-one-half years.
In his position, Workman oversees the
special events put on by the athletics
department, such as the Great Pirate
Purple-Gold Pigskin Pigout Party, as well as
all ticket sales.
Workman is a 1983 graduate of
Tennessee Tech, earning a B.S. in business
administration and marketing. He earned a
M.S. degree in Sports Administration from
St. Thomas University in 1984.
He has been active in community
projects in Greenville for several years and
in 1983 and 1987 was named as one of the
Outstanding Young Men of America. In
1988, Workman was honored as the
outstanding alumnus of the Sports
Administration program at St. Thomas
University with the Joseph T. Hoy Award.
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
returns 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.
Young will concentrate his efforts in the
areas of capital and planned giving while
overseeing the total Foundation operation.
Young's professional background
includes positions as vice-president for
finance for Peachtree Corners, Inc., and
president/chief operations officer for Angell
Group Incorporated in Advance, N.C.
Young and his wife, Ellen, are the
parents of two children, Chip and Allison.
ECU Athletics Department Earns Commendation from Accreditation Group
East Carolina University's intercollegiate athletics department recently received a commendation in a self-study in conjunction with the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools.
The SACS report gave the athletics department one of four special mentions to ECU in its recent reaccreditation study.
Also, East Carolina was one of 38 programs to volunteer to go through a Pilot Certification Program done by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
The Certification Program was a self-study of all areas of athletics done by representatives from various parts of the University.
All schools in the NCAA will have to go through this certification process in the near future.
All SACS schools are required to be reaccredited each 10 years. This was the first time that the group sent a representative to a campus for the sole purpose
of working with the athletics department.
"The committee notes with pleasure that East Carolina University's Athletic Department is being well managed, and that it has developed effective means to integrate
its activities into the broader and fundamental aspects of the academic life of the institution, and that it manages the areas of academics, compliance, athletic competition
and budget control as a responsible agent of the University," reported the visiting SACS committee in its final report.
Jim Smith, professor of philosophy at ECU, served as the school's chairman of the SACS study while a delegation from the organization visited the campus.
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Stanford at Washington
South Carolina at Georgia
Louisiana Tech at Tennessee
Pittsburgh at Southern Miss
Bowling Green at Virginia Tech
Tulsa at lowa
Kent State at Kentucky
Rice at Cincinnati
Memphis State at Mississippi State
Sept. 9
SYRACUSE at EAST CAROLINA
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Sept. 11
Valdosta State at Ceritral Florida
Washington at Ohio State
South Carolina at Arkansas
Arkansas State at Louisiana Tech
Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh
Tulsa at Houston
Florida at Kentucky
Cincinnati at Bowling Green
Louisville at Memphis State
Sept. 18
Syracuse at Texas
CENTRAL FLORIDA at
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Louisiana Tech at South Carolina
Northeast Louisiana at Southern Miss
Virginia Tech at Miami (Fla.)
Oklahoma State at Tulsa
Kentucky at Indiana
Miami (Ohio) at Cincinnati
Memphis State at SW Louisiana
Sept. 23
Kentucky at South Carolina (ESPN)
Sept. 25
Cincinnati at Syracuse
McNeese State at Central Florida
EAST CAROLINA at WASHINGTON
Louisiana Tech at Alabama
Southern Miss at Auburn
Maryland at Virginia Tech
Tulsa at Oklahoma
Memphis State at Arkansas
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Yale at Central Florida
San Jose State at Washington
MEMPHIS STATE at EAST CAROLINA
Alabama at South Carolina
Southern Miss at SW Louisiana
Virginia Tech at West Virginia
Cincinnati at Tulsa
Ole Miss at Kentucky
Arkansas State at Louisiana Tech
Oct. 9
Samford at Central Florida
Washington at California
EAST CAROLINA at SOUTH CAROLINA
Southern Miss at Georgia
Cincinnati at Vanderbilt
Arkansas State at Memphis State
Oct. 16
Syracuse at Pittsburgh
Western Illinois at Central Florida
Washington at UCLA
Tulsa at Memphis State
South Carolina at Mississippi State
LOUISIANA TECH at EAST CAROLINA
Southern Miss at Louisville
Temple at Virginia Tech
LSU at Kentucky
Ball State at Cincinnati
Oct. 23
Syracuse at Miami (Fla.)
Central Florida at Bethune-Cookman
Oregon at Washington
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
EAST CAROLINA at SOUTHERN MISS
Rutgers at Virginia Tech
Kentucky at Georgia
Cincinnati at Toledo
Louisiana Tech at San Jose State
Oct. 30
West Virginia at Syracuse
Washington at Arizona State
Memphis State at Cincinnati
South Carolina at Tennessee
Northern Illinois at Louisiana Tech
Southern Miss at Alabama
EAST CAROLINA at VIRGINIA TECH
Kentucky at Mississippi State
Memphis State at Cincinnati
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Liberty at Central Florida
Washington at Oregon State
UNLV at Louisiana Tech
Tulane at Southern Miss
Virginia Tech at Boston College
TULSA at EAST CAROLINA
Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Ole Miss at Memphis State
Nov. 13
Syracuse at Virginia Tech
SUNY-Buffalo at Central Florida
Southern Cal at Washington
Southern Miss at Memphis State
Florida at South Carolina
Louisiana Tech at Utah State
Tulsa at Arkansas
EAST CAROLINA at KENTUCKY
Cincinnati at Houston
Nov. 20
Syracuse at Rutgers
Central Florida at Louisiana Tech
Washington State at Washington
Clemson at South Carolina
Southern Miss at Tulsa
Virginia Tech at Virginia
Tennessee at Kentucky
EAST CAROLINA at CINCINNATI
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Louisiana Tech at SW Louisiana
Memphis State at Miami (Fla.)
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Sports Information Office
Manley Field House
Syracuse, NY 13244-5020
Ofc (315) 443-2608 / Fax (315) 443-2076
Home (315) 637-8716
Bill Strickland, Assistant SID
Home (315) 475-7380
Sue Cornelius, Assistant SID
Home (315) 426-1105
SID Secretary: Karen Ryan
Bob Cefalo, SID
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
Sports Information Office
Room 109, Building 39
Orlando, FL 32816
Ofc (407) 823-2464 / Fax (407) 823-5266
Home (407) 380-3001
John Marini, Assistant SID
Home (407) 366-5881
Jim Daves, SID
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Sports Information Office
202 Graves, GC-20
Seattle, WA 98195
Ofc (206) 543-2230 / Fax (206) 543-5000
Home (206) 523-6394
Jeff Bechtold, Assistant SID
Home (206) 328-6724
Cindy Fester, Assistant SID
Home (206) 685-3119
Dan Lepse, Assistant SID
Home (206) 526-5126
Jina Solis, Assistant SID
Home (206) 367-5048
SID Secretary: Joan Burton
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MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Sports Information Office
Athletic Office Building, Room 205
Memphis, TN 38152
Ofc (901) 678-2337 / Fax (901) 678-4134
Home (901) 365-8144
Sherilyn Fiveash, Assistant SID
Home (901) 360-9081
Mark Owens, Assistant SID
Home (901) 323-0990
SID Secretary: Julie Rhodes
Kerry Tharp, Asst. AD/Media & Public Relations
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Sports Information Office
Rex Enright Athletic Center
Columbia, SC 29208
Ofc (803) 777-5204 / Fax (803) 777-2967
Home (803) 776-0382
Brian Binette, Assistant SID
Home (803) 736-9444
Erika Austin, Assistant SID
Home (803) 779-0902
Michelle Schmitt, Assistant SID
Home (803) 799-7482
SID Secretary: Joyce Campbell
Keith Prince, SID
LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY
Sports Information Office
P.O. Box 3166 TS
Ruston, LA 71272
Ofc (318) 257-3144 / Fax (318) 257-3757
Home (318) 255-7769
Hank Largin, Assistant SID
Home (318) 254-0456
SID Secretary: Jean Willett
Regiel Napier, SID
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Sports Information Office
Box 5161
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5161
Ofc (601) 266-4503 / Fax (601) 266-4507
Home (601) 268-7777
Shirley Jones-Hill, Assistant SID
Home (601) 264-2659
SID Secretary: Connie Aultman
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Jack Williams, Director/Media Relations
VIRGINIA TECH
Sports Information Office
364 Jamerson Athletic Center
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0502
Ofc (703) 231-6726 / Fax (703) 231-6984
Home (703) 951-0963
Dave Smith, SID
Home (703) 951-8024
Anne Panella, Associate SID
Home (703) 626-7842
Ed Moore, Assistant SID
Home (703) 961-3338
SID Secretary: Sharon Spradlin
Don Tomkalski, SID
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
Sports Information Office
600 South College Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104
Ofc (918) 631-2395 / Fax (918) 631-3913
Home (918) 250-6803
Joey Howard, Associate SID/Football Contact
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Sports Information Office
Memorial Coliseum Room 23
Lexington, KY 40506
Ofc (606) 257-3838 / Fax (606) 258-4310
Home (606) 271-4482
Rena Vicini, SID
Home (606) 278-7773
Gail Dent, Assistant SID
Home (606) 272-5703
SID Secretaries: Joyce Baxter, Sandy Boyken
Tom Hathaway, SID
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
Sports Information Office
306 Laurence Hall
Cincinnati, OH 45221
Ofc (513) 556-5191 / Fax (513) 556-0619
Home (513) 385-2728
John Hamel, Assistant SID
Home (513) 662-4292
Cathy Tapogna, Assistant SID
Home (513) 541-9150
Sept. 25 vs. Washington
USAir Charter from Campus
Ar. Sept. 23
The Embassy Suites Hotel
20610 44th Avenue West
Lynwood, WA 98036
(206) 775-2500
Depart immediately after game
Oct. 9 vs. South Carolina
Bus Charter from Campus
Ar. Oct. 8
The Columbia Ramada Inn
8105 Two Notch Road
77 & U.S. 1
Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 736-5600
Depart immediately after game
Oct. 23 vs. Southern Mississippi
USAir Charter from Campus
Ar. Octe22
Holiday Inn University
6563 U.S. Highway 49 North
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
(601) 268-2850
Depart immediately after game
Oct. 30 vs. Virginia Tech
Bus Charter from Campus
Ar. Oct. 29
Roanoke Airport Marriott
2801 Hershberger Road
Roanoke, VA 24017
(703) 563-9300
Depart immediately after game
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Nov. 13 vs. Kentucky
USAir Charter from Campus
Ar. Nov. 12
Radisson Plaza Hotel
369 West Vine Street
Lexington, KY 40507-1636
(606) 231-9000
Depart immediately after game
Nov. 20 vs. Cincinnati
USAir Charter from Campus
Ar. Nov. 19
Clarion Hotel
141 West 6th Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
(513) 352-2100
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Football Information
Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni (Penn State, '72)
Record at School: 20-4-0 (2 seasons)
Career Record: 54-21-0 (7 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 1-1
Coaching Experience: 1972-76 Cheshire High
School (assistant coach); 1976-82 Southern
Connecticut State (defensive assistant/defen-
sive coordinator); 1982-86 Western Connecti-
cut (head coach/athletics director); 1987-90
Syracuse (linebackers); 1991- Syracuse (head
| coach).
| Assistant Coaches: Bob Casullo (Brockport
i| State, 73), tight ends/tackles/special teams;
Kevin Coyle (Massachusetts, '78), defensive
coordinator/secondary; George DeLeone
(Connecticut, '70), offensive coordinator/of-
fensive line; Gary Emanuel (Plymouth State,
82), defensive line; Dennis Goldman (Southern
| Connecticut State, '71), wide receivers; David
| Mitchell (Arkansas State, '74), running backs;
| Glenn Pires (Springfield, '80), outside line-
| backers; Chris Rippon (Southern Conn. State,
| 82), inside linebackers; Kevin Rogers (William
| & Mary, '74), quarterbacks.
| Primary Offense: Pro-Option
Primary Defense: 3-4 Multiple, 4-3
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 14, 10
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 14, 7
| Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 1, 2
| Offensive Starters Returning (5): John Reagan
| (C, 6-4, 271, Sr.); Kyle Adams (RT, 6-4, 285,
Sr.); Marvin Graves (QB, 6-1, 196, Sr., 146 of
242 for 2,296 yards, 14 TDs, 12 INTs); Al
Wooten (FB, 5-11, 226, Sr., 75 carries for 312
yards, 7 TDs); Shelby Hill (WR, 6-0, 194, Sr., 29
catches for 480 yards, 1 TD).
Defensive Starters Returning (6): Ernie Brown
| (DT, 6-2, 260, Jr., 27 total tackles); Kevin
| Mitchell (NG, 6-1, 240, Sr., 61 total tackles, 512
| sacks); Dan Conley (ILB, 6-2, 229, Sr., 71 total
tackles, 2 INTs); Dwayne Joseph (CB, 5-10,
| 180, Sr., 33 total tackles, 7 PBUs); Bob
| Grosvenor (SS, 6-0, 173, Sr., 25 total tackles, 6
| INTs); Tony Jones (FS, 6-3, 198, Jr., 43 total
| tackles, 5 INTs).
| Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Pat
O'Neill (PK/P, 6-1, 197, Sr., 35 punts for 42.3
avg., 47 touchbacks).
Key Losses: Terrence Wisdom (OT); Chris
Gedney (TE, 34 catches for 587 yards, 5 TDs);
i Qadry Ismail (WR, 36 catches for 625 yards, 2
| TDs, 22 carries for 217 yards, 3 TDs); David
| Walker (RB, 168 carries for 855 yards, 2 TDs);
Garland Hawkins (LB, 29 total tackles); Jo Jo
Wooden (LB, 58 total tackles, 51/2 sacks); Glen
Young (LB, 102 total tackles); John Biskup (PK,
16 of 24 FGs, 33 of 33 PATs, 81 points).
Top Newcomers: Chuck Beatie (OL, 6-7, 310, Fr.,
Newark, Del.); Donovan Darius (DB, 6-2, 190,
Fr., Camden, N.J.); Dulayne Morgan (OLB, 6-5,
220, Fr., Elizabeth, N.J.); Antwaune Ponds (LB,
6-4, 215, Fr., Jacksonville, Fla.); Jason Walters
(LB/DE, 6-4, 230, Fr., Memphis, Tenn.).
1992 Record: 10-2-0
Ficklen Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: Syracuse leads, 3-1
In Greenville: Syracuse leads, 2-0
In Syracuse: Series tied, 1-1
Last Meeting: Sept. 5, 1992 at Ficklen Stadium
(SU, 42-21)
First Meeting: Oct. 22, 1988 at Ficklen Stadium
(SU, 38-14)
General Information
Location: Syracuse, N.Y.
Chancellor: Dr. Kenneth Shaw
Athletics Director: Jake Crouthamel
Phone Number: (315) 443-2385
Ticket Manager: Alan Weinberger
Phone Number: (315) 443-2121
Game Operations Manager: Patrick Campbell
Phone Number: (315) 443-3603
Enrollment: 10,500
Colors: Orange
Nickname: Orangemen
Conference: BIG EAST
Stadium: Carrier Dome (50,000)
Surface: Astro Turf
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Manley Field House,
Sports Information Office, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, NY 13244-5020 (also for overnight
deliveries)
Sports Information Director: Larry Kimball
Office Phone: (315) 443-2608
Home Phone: (315) 637-8716
Associate SID: Bill Strickland
Home Phone: (315) 475-7380
Assistant SID: Sue Cornelius
Home Phone: (315) 426-1105
SID Secretary: Erin Mahoney
Press Box Phone: (315) 443-4241
Fax Machine Phone: (315) 443-2076
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
Contact SID Office
Football Office Number: (315) 443-4791
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Mrs. Karen Ponzo
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at 12:15 Eastern Time
On Wednesday, Before Game
at Ficklen Stadium: Contact SID Office
Lodging in Greenville: Ramada Inn-Greenville
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1993 Schedule
Sept. 4 BALL STATE
Sept. 9 at East Carolina
Sept. 18 at Texas
Sept. 25 CINCINNATI
Oct. 2 "BOSTON COLLEGE
Oct. 16 "at Pittsburgh
Oct. 23 "*at Miami (Fla.)
Oct. 30 *WEST VIRGINIA
Nov, 6 "TEMPLE
Nov. 13 "*at Virginia Tech
Nov. 26 "*at Rutgers
* BIG EAST Game
1992 Results (10-2-0)
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Oct. 31
Nov. 14 'at Boston College ......
Nov. 21 ""MIAMI(FLA).........
Jan. 1 Colorado (Fiesta Bowl) .. . 26-22
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Football Information
Head Coach: Gene McDowell (Florida State, 63)
Record at School: 54-37-0 (8 seasons)
Career Record: 54-37-0 (8 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 0-1
Coaching Experience: 1965-69 Florida State
(assistant); 1970-73 Kansas State (assistant);
1974-84 Florida State (assistant); 1985- Central
Florida (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Ron McCrone (Florida, '69),
defensive coordinator/secondary; Mike Kruczek
(Boston College, '76), offensive coordinator/quar-
terbacks); Deek Pollard (Western Illinois, '61),
defensive line; Paul Lounsberry (Simpson, '73),
offensive line; Robert Ector (Central Florida, '89),
wide receivers; Ed Koschewa (Central Florida,
91), linebackers; Alan Gooch (Central Florida,
'83), linebackers; Jay Perkins (Central Florida,
82), running backs/recruiting coordinator; Matt
Rock (Heidelberg, 56), secondary.
Primary Offense: Pro-Set
Primary Defense: Multiple
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 19, 4
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 16, 6
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 2, 2
Offensive Starters Returning (9): John Wouda
(TE, 6-3, 230, Jr.), Doug Schoen (OG, 6-2, 255,
Sr.), Chris Tabscott (OT, 6-4, 265, So.), Mike
Gruttadauria (C, 6-4, 255, Jr.), Buster Mills (OG,
6-2, 270, Sr.), John Moore (OT, 6-5, 275, Sr.),
Darin Hinshaw (QB, 6-2, 195, Jr., 161 of 302 for
2,505 yds., 24 TDs, 16 INTs), Gerod Davis (RB,
5-11, 205, So., 183 carries for 1,179 yards, 10
TDs), Willie English (RB, 6-0, 220, Sr., 236 carries
for 1,338 yards, 13 TDs in 1992).
Defensive Starters Returning (7): Emil Ekiyor (DE,
6-5, 254, So.), Greg Jefferson (DT, 6-4, 270, Jr.,
65 total tackles, 4 sacks) Bill Cook (DT, 6-4, 265,
Jr.), Allen Powell (DB, 5-9, 155, Jr.), Steve Wright
(DB, 6-0, 195, Sr., 52 total tackles, 2 INTs), Brian
Crutcher (DB, 5-11, 179, Jr.), David Nelson (DE,
6-3, 238, Sr.).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Mike
Nelson (P, 6-0, 170, Sr., 46 punts for 39.1 avg.).
Key Losses: Franco Grilla (PK), Rick Hamilton (LB),
Bob Knott (DT), Willie Britton (NT).
Top Newcomers: Stacy Mack (TB, 6-1, 210, Fr.,
Orlando, Fla.); Jameil McWhorter (LB, 6-1, 200,
Fr., Orlando, Fla.); Seth Wiepking (DL, 6-2, 240,
Fr., Orlando, Fla); Todd Cleveland (DB, 5-9, 185,
Longwood, Fla.).
1992 Record: 6-4-0
Ficklen Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: East Carolina leads, 1-0
In Greenville: First meeting
In Orlando: East Carolina leads, 1-0
Last Meeting: Sept. 21, 1991 at Orlando, Fla.
(ECU, 47-25)
General Information
Location: Orlando, Fla.
President: Dr. John Hitt
Athletics Director: TBA
Phone Number: (407) 823-2342
Ticket Manager: Alyson Barnes
Phone Number: (407) 823-1000
Game Operations Manager: Greg Thompson
Phone Number: (407) 849-2560
Enroliment: 22,000
Colors: Black and Gold
Nickname: Knights
Conference: NCAA Division I-AA Independent
Stadium: Florida Citrus Bowl (70,000)
Surface: Natural Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Room 109, Bldg. 39, Sports
Information Office, University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL 32816 (also for overnight deliveries).
Sports Information Director: Bob Cefalo
Office Phone: (407) 823-2464
Home Phone: (407) 327-3644
Assistant SID: John Marini
Home Phone: (407) 366-5881
Press Box Phone: TBA
Fax Machine Phone: (407) 823-5266
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
Weekday mornings
Football Office Number: (407) 823-2342
Head Football Coach's Secretary: TBA
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Coach
Gene McDowell
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1993 Schedule
at Troy State
VALDOSTA STATE
at East Carolina
McNEESE STATE
YALE
SAMFORD
WESTERN ILLINOIS
at Bethune-Cookman
LIBERTY
SUNY-BUFFALO
at Louisiana Tech
1992 Results (6-4-0)
GARDNER-WEBB ....... 71-21
BETHUNE-COOKMAN .. .28- 3
TROY STATE. ......... 16-20
at Western Illinois ....... 35-22
NICHOLES STATE .....- 42-18
at Western Kentucky..... 36-50
at tibeny = ..... 28-31
BUFRFARO.....,........ 63-21
JAMES MADISON....... 41-37
at Semiord. = 3........ 13-20
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Football Information
Head Coach: Don James (Miami, Fla., 54)
Record at School: 153-57-2 (18 seasons)
Career Record: 178-76-3 (22 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: first meeting
Coaching Experience: 1959-65 Florida State
(def. coordinator); 1966-67 Michigan (def. co-
ordinator); 1968-70 Colorado (def. coordinator);
1971-74 Kent State (head coach); 1975- Wash-
ington (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Jeff Woodruff (Kent State,
'79) offensive coordinator; Myles Corrigan (Cal
State-Northridge, '68) tight ends; Al Lavan
(Colorado State, 68) running backs; Steve
Morton (Washington State, '76) offensive line;
Randy Hart (Ohio State, '70) defensive line; Jim
Lambright (Washington, '65) defensive co-
ordinator; Chris Tormey (Idaho, '78) defensive
backs; Ron Milus (Washington, '86) corner-
backs; Dick Baird (Washington State, '68), wide
receivers.
Primary Offense: One-back
Primary Defense: 3-4
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 19, 11
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 17, 11
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 2, 0
Offensive Starters Returning (8): Andrew
Peterson (WG, 6-5, 290, Jr.); Jim Nevelle (C,
6-2, 265, Sr.); Frank Garcia (SG, 6-1, 283, Jr.);
Tom Gallagher (ST, 6-5, 290, Sr.); Mark
Bruener (TE, 6-5, 230, Jr., 21 catches for 210
yards); Matt Jones (FB, 6-2, 215, Sr., 38 carries
for 126 yards, 2 TDs, 14 catches for 141 yards,
1 TD); Napoleon Kaufman (TB, 5-9, 170, Jr.,
162 carries for 1,045 yards, 6 TDs, 13 catches
for 47 yards); Joe Kralik (FL, 5-10, 185, Sr., 33
catches for 487 yards, 3 TDs).
Defensive Starters Returning (5): Andy Mason
(OLB, 6-2, 238, Sr.); Jamal Fountaine (DE, 6-3,
230, Sr.); D'Marco Farr (NT, 6-1, 265, Sr.);
Steve Hoffmann (DT, 6-6, 250, So.); Josh Moore
(CB,.6-1, 190, Jr., 4 INT).
Special Teams Starters Returning (2): Travis
Hanson (PK, 6-0, 185, Sr., 10-13 FGs, 36-36
PATs); John Werdel (P, 6-2, 200, Sr., 69 punts
for 38.5 avg.).
Key Losses: Lincoln Kennedy (WT); Mark
Brunell (QB, 109 of 189 passing for 1,304 yds..,
5 TDs); Dave Hoffman (ILB); James Clifford
(ILB); Jaime Fields (OLB); Tommie Smith
(ROV); Walter Bailey (CB); Shane Pahukoa
(FS).
Top Newcomers: Jason Chorak (DL, 6-4, 240,
Fr., Vashon, Wash.).
1992 Record: 9-3-0, 6-2-0 in Pac-10
Husky Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: First Meeting
General Information
Location: Seattle, Wash.
President: Dr. William P. Gerberding
Athletics Director: Barbara Hedges
Phone Number: (206) 543-2210
Ticket Manager: Gae Burr
Phone Number: (206) 543-6205
Game Operations Manager: Vern Wagner
Phone Number: (206) 543-2246
Enroliment: 34,000
Colors: Purple and Gold
Nickname: Huskies
Conference: Pac-10
Stadium: Husky (72,500)
Surface: Artificial Turf
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: 202 Graves, GC-20,
University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195
(also for overnight deliveries)
Sports Information Director: Jim Daves
Office Phone: (206) 543-2230
Home Phone: (206) 523-6394
Assistant SID: Jeff Bechthold
Home Phone: (206) 328-6724
Assistant SID: Cindy Fester
Home Phone: (206) 685-3119
Assistant SID: Dan Lepse
Home Phone: (206) 526-5126
Assistant SID: Jina Solis
Home Phone: (206) 367-5048
SID Secretary: TBA
Press Box Phone: (206) 543-2230
Fax Machine Phone: (206) 543-5000
Hotline Phone: (206) 543-3837
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
Weekday mornings
Football Office Number: (206) 543-2223
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Peggy Watson
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time (contact
SID office for teleconference information)
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*STANFORD
at Ohio State
EAST CAROLINA
SAN JOSE STATE
*at California
*at UCLA
*"OREGON
*at Arizona State
*at Oregon State
Nov. %3 "SOUTHERN CAL
Nov. 20 *WASHINGTON STATE
* Pac-10 Game
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Sept. 25
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Nov. 6
1992 Results (9-3-0)
Sept. 5 'at Anzona State..._.... 3t- 7. W
Sept. 12 WISCONSIN .......... 27-10 W
Sept. 19 NEBRASKA ............ 29-14 W
Get 3 SCUTHEANCAL....... 17-10 W
Ocl, 10 "CALIFOANIA .......... 35-16 W
Oat, if "al Ougean ..........;, 24-3 W
Oct 24 PACIRIC . ..23.....:: of W
Ocl 31 SrANFOR� ........... 41-7 W
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Nov. 14 OREGON SIATE....... 45-16 W
Nov. 21 "at Washington State ....23-42 L
Jan. 1 Michigan (Rose Bowl) ....31-38 L
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Football Information
Head Coach: Chuck Stobart (Ohio University, '59)
Record at School: 17-26-1 (4 seasons)
Career Record: 57-74-3 (12 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 1-4
Coaching Experience: 1959 Berne High School
(head coach); 1960 Gallia Academy (head
coach); 1961-64 Mount Vernon High School
(head coach); 1965 Marshall (offensive coordi-
nator); 1966 Cincinnati (quarterbacks); 1967-68
Miami, Ohio (quarterbacks); 1969-76 Michigan
(offensive coordinator); 1977-81 Toledo (head
coach); 1982-84 Utah (head coach); 1985 Pitts-
burgh (offensive coordinator); 1986 Arizona (of-
fensive coordinator); 1987-88 Southern Califor-
nia (associate head coach); 1989- Memphis State
(head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Carl Battershell (Bowling
Green, '70), running backs; Don Yanowsky
(Toledo, '81), offensive line; Randy Fichtner (Pur-
due, '85), quarterbacks/receivers; James Fox
(Alcorn State, '69), tight ends; Tim Rose (Xavier,
63), defensive coordinator; Keith Butler (Mem-
phis State, '78), linebackers; Wayne Weedon
(Memphis State, '79), defensive line; Vic
Koenning (Kansas State, '82), defensive backs;
Murray Armstrong (Tennessee, '61), kickers.
Primary Offense: Pro-Set
Primary Defense: 50
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 15, 13
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 18, 13
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 4, 1
Offensive Starters Returning (6): Steve Matthews
(QB, 6-4, 219, Sr., 175 of 286 for 2,084 yards,
18 TDs, 12 INTs); Larry Forter (RB, 5-10, 201,
Sr., 140 carries for 732 yards, 4 TDs); Isaac
Bruce (WR, 6-1, 165, Sr., 39 catches for 532
yards, 5 TDs); Stevie Williams (OG, 6-1, 272, Sr.);
Jeff King (C, 6-3, 273, Sr.); Tony Semple (OT,
6-6, 269, Sr.).
Defensive Starters Returning (5): Rod Brown (DE,
6-0, 230, Sr., 70 total tackles, 2 sacks); Danton
Barto (LB, 6-0, 239, Sr., 127 total tackles, 4 INTs);
Charles King (DT, 6-1, 270, Sr., 45 total tackles,
6 sacks); Jeremy Williams (FS, 5-10, 177, Sr.,
91 total tackles, 3 INTs); Dominic Calloway (CB,
6-1, 185, Sr., 35 total tackles).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Joe Allison
(PK, 6-0, 188, Sr., 23 of 25 FGs; 32 of 32 PATs,
101 points).
Key Losses: Leon Bosby (RB, 51 carries for 188
yards, 1 TD); Russell Copeland (WR, 61 catches
for 736 yards, 5 TDs); Larry Bolton (C); Joe
Stanley (OT); Jeff Sawyer (DE, 59 total tackles,
4 sacks); Mike Davis (DE, 37 total tackles, 5
sacks); Chris Hobbs (NG, 82 total tackles, 6
sacks); Jeff Buffaloe (P, 52 punts for 44.6 avg.).
Top Newcomers: Mike Anderson (WR, 6-2, 190,
Jr., El Cajon, Cal.); Al Dawkins (FB, 5-11, 230,
Jr., Las Vegas, Nev.); Charles Gietzen (OT, 6-4,
290, Jr., Los Angeles, Cal.); Brandon Johnson
(DL, 6-2, 290, So., Carson, Cal.); James Logan
(OLB, 6-2, 210, Jr., Opp. Ala.); John Ludwiczak
(OL, 6-3, 255, Jr., Rowland Heights, Call.).
1992 Record: 6-5-0
Ficklen Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: East Carolina leads, 2-1
In Greenville: East Carolina leads, 1-0
In Memphis: Series tied, 1-1
Last Meeting: Nov. 21, 1992 at Memphis, Tenn.
(MSU, 42-7)
First Meeting: Nov. 3, 1990 at Memphis, Tenn.
(ECU, 24-17)
General Information
Location: Memphis, Tenn.
President: Dr. V. Lane Rawlins
Athletics Director: Charles Cavagnaro
Phone Number: (901) 678-2335
Ticket Manager: Sam Cox
Phone Number: (901) 678-2331
Game Operations Manager: Bob Winn
Phone Number: (901) 678-2337
Enrollment: 21,500
Colors: Blue and Gray
Nickname: Tigers
Conference: Independent (IFA)
Stadium: Liberty Bow! Memorial (62,380)
Surface: Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Room 205, Athletic Office
Building, Sports Information Office, Memphis
State University, Memphis, TN 38152 (also for
overnight deliveries)
Sports Information Director: Bob Winn
Office Phone: (901) 678-2337
Home Phone: (901) 365-8144
Assistant SID: Sherilyn Fiveash
Home Phone: (901) 276-1333
Assistant SID: Mark Owens
Home Phone: (901) 368-6853
SID Secretary: Julie Rhodes
Press Box Phone: (901) 276-2345
Fax Machine Phone: (901) 678-4134
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
Noon-2 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Thursday
Football Office Number: (901) 678-2341
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Lois Sitler
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at 1 p.m. Eastern Time
On Wednesday, Before Game
at Ficklen Stadium:
Lodging in Greenville: Hilton Inn-Greenville
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Greenville, N.C.
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Oct.
Oct.
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1993 Schedule
at Mississippi State
LOUISVILLE
at Southwestern Louisiana
at Arkansas (Little Rock, Ark.)
at East Carolina
ARKANSAS STATE
TULSA
at Cincinnati
OLE MISS
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
at Miami (Fla.)
1992 Results (6-5-0)
at Southern Mississippi. . .21-23
at Louisville -=* 303 15-16
MISSISSIPPI STATE. ... 16-20
ARKANSAS 2...0 22- 6
CINCINNATE = 5 0 34-14
ARKANSAS STATE .....: 37- 7
at Tulsa. 4 30-25
at Tulane .. 23304 32 62-20
at Ole Miss... 2... 12-17
TENNESSEE ........... 21-26
EAST CAROLINA ......- 42- 7
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South Carolina
Oct. 9 - 1:00 p.m. EST
Football Information
Head Coach: Sparky Woods (Carson-Newman, '76)
Record at School: 20-21-3 (4 seasons)
Career Record: 58-40-5 (9 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 2-2
Coaching Experience: 1976 Tennessee (sec-
ondary); 1977 Kansas (secondary); 1978 North
Alabama (secondary); 1979-82 lowa State
(secondary/receivers); 1983-88 Applachian State
(offensive coordinator/head coach); 1989- South
Carolina (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: David Bibee (Tennessee, '77),
assistant head coach/secondary; Miles Aldridge
(Gardner-Webb, '71), defensive coordinator/
inside linebackers; Rich Bisaccia (Yankton Col-
lege, 83), running backs/special teams; John
Gutekunst (Duke, '66), outside linebackers;
Tim Harkness (Johnson C. Smith, '77), wide re-
ceivers; Brad Lawing (Lenoir-Rhyne, '79), defen-
sive line; Carroll McCray (Gardner-Webb, '83),
tight ends/tackles; Mark McHale (Shepherd Col-
lege, 77), guards/centers; Art Wilkins (Bucknell,
72), offensive coordinator/quarterbacks.
Primary Offense: Multiple
Primary Defense: Multiple
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 19, 10
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 24, 8
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 3, 1
Offensive Starters Returning (8): Toby Cates (WR,
6-0, 185, Jr., 18 catches for 305 yards, 3 TDs);
Vincent Dinkins (OG, 6-2, 285, Jr.); Corey
Louchiey (OT, 6-8, 290, Sr.); Boomer Foster (TE,
6-5, 240, Jr., 8 catches for 115 yards); Asim
Penny (WR, 6-5, 190, Jr., 11 catches for 188
yards, 2 TDs); Steve Taneyhill (QB, 6-5, 205, So.,
86 of 162 for 1,272 yards, 7 TDs, 6 INTs);
Brandon Bennett (RB, 6-0, 198, Jr., 149 carries
for 646 yards, 6 TDs); Rob DeBoer (RB, 5-10,
205, Sr., 120 carries for 540 yards).
Defensive Starters Returning (8): Ernest Dixon
(OLB, 6-2, 240, Sr., 60 total tackles, 4 sacks); Eric
Sullivan (DE, 6-3, 250, So., 38 total tackles);
David Turnipseed (DE, 6-4, 260, So., 57 total
tackles); Eric Brown (ILB, 6-2, 220, Sr., 80 total
tackles); Hank Campbell (ILB, 6-0, 220, Jr., 69
total tackles); Frank Adams (CB, 5-8, 165, Sr.,
70 total tackles, 4 INTs); Tony Watkins (SS, 5-11,
195, Jr., 94 total tackles, 7 PBUs); Norman
Greene (FS, 6-2, 190, Jr., 83 total tackles).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Marty
Simpson (PK/P, 6-3, 190, Jr., 14-15 PATs, 12-21
FGs, 79 punts for 38.5 avg.).
Key Losses: Ernest Dye (OT); Kenny Farrell (C);
Antoine Rivens (OG); Cedric Bembery (NG, 39
total tackles); Keith Franklin (OLB, 39 total
tackles); Rocky Clay (CB, 66 total tackles).
Top Newcomers: Stacy Evans (L, 6-3, 260, Jr.,
Laurens, S.C.); Monty Means (WR, 6-3, 190, Fr.,
Union, S.C.); Quinn Brodie (LB, 6-3, 230, Jr.,
Winterville, Ga.).
1992 Record: 5-6-0
Williams-Brice Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: South Carolina leads, 8-2
In Greenville: Series tied, 1-1
In Columbia: South Carolina leads, 7-1
Last Meeting: Sept. 19, 1992 at Columbia, S.C.
(ECU, 20-18)
First Meeting: Oct. 1, 1977 at Columbia
(USC, 19-16)
General Information
Location: Columbia, S.C.
President: Dr. John Palms
Athletics Director: Dr. Mike McGee
Phone Number: (803) 777-4202
Ticket Manager: Chris Massaro
Phone Number: (803) 777-4274
Game Operations Manager: Sid Kenyon
Phone Number: (803) 777-3387
Enrollment: 25,613
Colors: Garnet and Black
Nickname: Gamecocks
Conference: Southeastern
Stadium: Williams-Brice (72,400)
Surface: Natural Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Rex Enright Athletic Center,
1300 Rosewood Drive, University of South
Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208 (also for overnight
deliveries)
Assistant AD/Sports Information Director:
Kerry Tharp
Office Phone: (803) 777-5204
Home Phone: (803) 776-0382
Assistant SID: Brian Binette
Home Phone: (803) 736-9444
Assistant SID: Erika Austin
Home Phone: (803) 779-0902
Assistant SID: Michelle Schmitt
Home Phone: (803) 799-7482
Press Box Phone: (803) 777-2040
Fax Machine Phone: (803) 777-2967
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Weekdays
Football Office Number: (803) 777-4272
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Rita Ricard
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at Noon Eastern Time
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Columbia, S.C.
Coach
Sparky Woods
Ernest Dixon
1993 Schedule
Sept. 4 "*at Georgia
Sept. 11 "at Arkansas
Sept. 18 LOUISIANA TECH
Sept. 23 "KENTUCKY
Oct. 2 *ALABAMA
Oct. 9 EAST CAROLINA
Oct. 16 "*at Mississippi State
Oct. 23 *VANDERBILT
Nov. 30 "at Tennessee
Nov. 13 *FLORIDA
Nov. 20 CLEMSON
* SEC Game
1992 Results (5-6-0)
mem. 5 GEGHGA -. 2.25.2... 6-28
mem. 12 "ARKANSAS .....:.--.. 7-45
Sept. 19 EAST CAROLINA ...... 18-20
sept. 26 "at Kentucky ......2-.:. 9-13
Oct. Se wal: ee i ee 7-48
Oet. t7 "MISSISSIPPI STATE ....21- 6
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Football Information
Head Coach: Joe Raymond Peace (Louisiana Tech,
68)
Record at School: 30-21-4 (5 seasons)
Career Record: 30-21-4 (5 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 0-1-1
Coaching Experience: 1970-73 Woodlawn High
School (assistant coach); 1973-74 Jena High
School (offensive coordinator); 1974-82 North-
western State (graduate assistant/offensive line);
1983-87 Louisiana Tech (offensive line/offensive
backs); 1988- Louisiana Tech (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Dan Werner (Western
Michigan, '83), offensive coordinator; Pete Perot
(Northwestern State, �82), offensive line; Joe
Ferguson (Arkansas, '73), quarterbacks; Clint
Conque (Nicholls State, '83), running backs; Art
Kaufman (Arkansas-Monticello, '80), defensive
coordinator; Gary Bartel (Texas Tech, '75),
secondary; Rick Petri (Missouri-Rolla, '76), de-
fensive line; Ed Jackson (Louisiana Tech, '86),
defensive ends.
Primary Offense: Multiple Sets from Pro |
Primary Defense: 4-3 with changing fronts
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 8, 18
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 18, 11
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 1, 1
Offensive Starters Returning (1): Jason Cooper
(RB, 6-0, 204, Jr., 174 carries for 733 yards, 5
TDs).
Defensive Starters Returning (3): Kavin Crawford
(DT, 6-2, 270, Sr., 62 total tackles, 2 sacks); Fred
Price (LB, 6-3, 220, Jr., 73 total tackles, 2 INTs);
Chris Gray (DB, 5-11, 170, Jr., 42 total tackles,
2 INTs).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Chris
Boniol (PK, 6-0, 160, Sr., 11-18 FGs, 22-24 PATs,
55 points).
Key Losses: Willie Roaf (OT); Jason Davis (RB, 114
carries for 545 yards, 4 TDs); Myron Baker (LB,
132 total tackles); Artie Smith (DT, 81 total
tackles, 3 sacks).
Top Newcomers: Gino Davis (RB, 6-0, 190, Fr.,
Atlanta, Texas); Spencer Heard (WR, 5-9, 170,
Fr., Mansfield, La.); Brandon Joe (OL, 6-6, 260,
Fr., Carencro, La.); Wade Hill (QB, 6-3, 205, Jr.,
Waldon, Ark.).
1992 Record: 5-6-0
Ficklen Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: Series tied, 2-2-1
In Greenville: Series tied, 1-1-1
In Ruston: Louisiana Tech leads, 1-0
In Neutral Sites: ECU leads, 1-0
Last Meeting: Sept. 1, 1990 at Ficklen Stadium
(EGU, 27-17)
First Meeting: Sept. 28, 1968 at Ruston, La.
(La. Tech, 35-7)
General Information
Location: Ruston, La.
President: Dr. Daniel Reneau
Athletics Director: Jerry Stovall
Phone Number: (318) 257-4111
Ticket Manager: Flo Miskelley
Phone Number: (318) 257-3631
Game Operations Manager: Pat Patterson
Phone Number: (318) 257-4111
Enroliment: 10,308
Colors: Columbia Blue and Red
Nickname: Bulldogs
Conference: Big West
Stadium: Joe Aillet (30,200)
Surface: Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3166 TS, Louisiana
Tech University, Ruston, LA 71272
For Overnight Deliveries: Sports Information Of-
fice, Thomas Assembly Center, Louisiana Tech
University, North Alabama Ave., Room 161,
Ruston, LA 71270
Sports Information Director: Keith Prince
Office Phone: (318) 257-3144
Home Phone: (318) 255-7769
Assistant SID: Hank Largin
Home Phone: (318) 254-0456
SID Secretary: Jean Willett
Press Box Phone: (318) 257-3144
Fax Machine Phone: (318) 257-3757
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Eastern Time Weekdays
Football Office Number: (318) 257-4546
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Denise Williamson
Weekly Press Conference:
Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Eastern Time
On Wednesday, Before Game at Ficklen
Stadium: Coach Peace will be available.
Contact SID office to arrange.
Lodging in Greenville: Sheraton Inn-Kinston
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Coach
Joe Raymond Peace
Jason Cooper
1993 Schedule
Sept. 4
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Oc 22
Oct. 16
Oet. 23
Oet. 30
Noy. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Nov, 27
* Big West Game
at Tennessee
at South Carolina
at Alabama
*ARKANSAS STATE
at East Carolina
*at San Jose State
*NORTHERN ILLINOIS
*UNLV
*at Utah State
CENTRAL FLORIDA
*at Southwestern Louisiana
1992 Results (5-6-0)
Sept. & at Baviet .....5..:. 3: 10-9 W
Sept. 12 EASTERN MICHIGAN....31-17 W
Sept. 19 at Southern Mississippi...13-16 L
Sept. 26..at Alabam�e....,...42 2. = 0-13. -L
Oct... 3. atFresno State. �4.4 14-48 L
Oct: 10 SW LOUISIANA . 2... 21-7 W
Oct. -17 EAST TENN, STATE...., 65- 7 W
Oct. 31 ARKANSAS STATE...... 23-0 W
Nov. 7 at South Carolina ..... 13t4@ 2b
Nov. 14 at Ole Miss .......4... 6-13. =L
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Oct. 23 - 5:00 p.m. CST
Football Information
Head Coach: Jeff Bower (Southern Mississippi, '73)
Record at School: 11-12-0 (2 seasons)
Career Record: 11-12-0 (2 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 1-1
Coaching Experience: 1976-77 Southern
Mississippi (graduate assistant); 1978-81
Southern Mississippi (quarterbacks/receivers);
1982-86 Southern Methodist (quarterbacks);
1987 Wake Forest (quarterbacks); 1988-89
Southern Mississippi (asst. head coach/offensive
coordinator/quarterbacks); 1990 Oklahoma State
(asst. head coach/offensive coordinator/quarter-
backs); 1991- Southern Mississippi (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Jeff Bowden (Florida State,
'78), wide receivers; Mac Bryan (Appalachian
State, 83), offensive line; Randy Butler (Southern
Mississippi, '79), tight ends; Mike Tolleson
(Livingston, '73), defensive ends/recruiting co-
ordinator; Bradley Dale Peveto (Southern
Methodist, '87), outside linebackers; Joe
Robinson (Lousiana Tech, '85), defensive
tackles; John Thompson (Central Arkansas, '78),
asst. head coach/defensive coordinator/inside
linebackers; Mike Williams (Troy State, '77),
running backs; Everett Withers (Appalachian
State, 84), secondary.
Primary Offense: Pro-|
Primary Defense: 4-3
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 17, 12
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 23, 8
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 2, 3
Offensive Starters Returning (6): Mark Mont-
gomery (WR, 6-1, 180, Jr., 13 catches for 172
yards, 2 TDs); Anthony Owens (TE, 6-3, 237, Sr.,
8 catches for 94 yards); Todd Beeching (OT, 6-8,
310, Sr.); Carey Moorer (OT, 6-4, 266, Sr.); Kenny
Ray (C, 6-3, 265, Jr.); Tommy Waters (QB, 6-1,
210, Jr., 110 of 212-for 1,159 yards, 6 TDs).
Defensive Starters Returning (9): Reggie Elder
(DT, 6-4, 259, Sr., 47 total tackles); Michael
Tobias (DT, 6-3, 275, Jr., 91 total tackles); Bobby
Hamilton (DE, 6-5, 265, Sr., 44 total tackles, 6
sacks); Eugene Harmon (OLB, 6-0, 215, So., 86
total tackles); Albert McRae (OLB, 6-1, 218, So.,
78 total tackles); Tyrone Nix (ILB, 6-2, 230, Sr.,
137 total tackles); Perry Carter (DB, 6-1, 190, Sr.,
35 tackles, 7 pass break ups, 5 interceptions);
LaBarion Rankins (DB, 5-11, 174, Jr., 51 total
tackles); Melvin Ratcliff (DB, 5-11, 185, So., 53
total tackles).
Special Teams Starters Returning (2): Johnny
Lomoro (PK, 5-8, 155, So., 5-8 FGs); Eric Estes
(P, 6-0, 205, Jr., 63 punts for 40.0 avg.).
Key Losses: Greg Reed (WR, 36 catches for 526
yards, 3 TDs); Leon Anderson (OG); Michael
Welch (TB, 200 carries for 759 yards, 3 TDs);
James Singleton (DE, 36 tackles, 11 tackles for
losses).
Top Newcomers: Brent Duggins (OL, 6-4, 280, Jr.,
Carrollton, Ga.); Terry Nunn (LB, 6-2, 225, Jr.,
Mobile, Ala.); Tyrone Bolware (RB, 5-11, 210, Fr.,
Pensacola, Fla.).
1992 Record: 7-4-0
M.M. Roberts Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: Southern Miss leads, 14-4
In Greenville: Southern Miss leads, 8-1
In Hattiesburg: Southern Miss leads, 6-3
Last Meeting: Oct. 29, 1992 at Ficklen Stadium
(USM, 38-21)
First Meeting: Sept. 15, 1951 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
(USM, 40-0)
General Information
Location: Hattiesburg, Miss.
President: Dr. Aubrey K. Lucas
Athletics Director: H.C. ''Bill'' McLellan
Phone Number: (601) 266-5017
Ticket Manager: Joanne Morris
Phone Number: (601) 266-5418
Game Operations Manager: Nick Floyd
Phone Number: (601) 266-5017
Enrollment: 13,000
Colors: Black and Gold
Nickname: Golden Eagles
Conference: Independent (IFA)
Stadium: M.M. Roberts (33,000)
Surface: Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Box 5161, Sports Informa-
tion Office, University of Southern Mississippi,
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5161
For Overnight Deliveries: Fairchild Field House,
Room 119, Stadium Drive, University of Southern
Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS 39401
Sports Information Director: Regiel Napier
Office Phone: (601) 266-4503
Home Phone: (601) 268-7777
Assistant SID: Shirley Jones-Hill
Home Phone: (601) 264-2659
SID Secretary: Connie Aultman
Press Box Phone: (601) 266-5528
Fax Machine Phone: (601) 266-4507
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
11 a.m. - 1 p.m. M-W Eastern Time
Football Office Number: (601) 266-4567
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
DeAnn Lott
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at Noon Eastern Time
86
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Coach
Jeff Bower
Bobby Hamilton
1993 Schedule
PITTSBURGH
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA
at Auburn
at Southwestern Louisiana
at Georgia
at Louisville
EAST CAROLINA
at Alabama
TULANE
at Memphis State
at Tulsa
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 25
Oct 22
Oct. 5g
Oct... 16
Oct. 23
Oet.. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
1992 Results (7-4-0)
Sept. 4 MEMPHIS STATE ....... 23-21 W
Sept. 12 at Alabama (Birmingham) ..10-17 L
Sept. 19 LOUISIANA TECH....... 16-13 W
Sept, 26 . at AUDUIN. ....2...-:.. 8-16 L
�er & TURsx 3... ... 33-24 W
Oct. 10 at Northern illinois....... 10-23 L
Oet 16 at Vulane �............ 17-7 W
Oct 24 CINCINNAT, ......:.... St-17 W
Oct. 29 at East Carolina .....:. 38-21 W
Nov, 7 Gt riotide.....:.2....2. 20-24 iL
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Football Information
Head Coach: Frank Beamer (Virginia Tech, '69)
Record at School: 24-40-1 (6 seasons)
Career Record: 66-63-3 (12 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 2-5
Coaching Experience: 1969-71 Radford High
School (assistant); 1972 Maryland (grad. assis-
tant); 1972-78 The Citadel (Secondary/defensive
coordinator); 1979-80 Murray State (defensive
coordinator); 1981-86 Murray State (head coach);
1987- Virginia Tech (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Billy Hite (North Carolina, '74),
asst. head coach/offensive backfield; Rickey
Bustle (Clemson, '76), offensive coordinator/
quarterbacks; Phil Elmassian (William & Mary,
"74); defensive coordinator/secondary; Bud
Foster (Murray State, '80), linebackers; J.B.
Grimes (Henderson State, '77), offensive line;
Todd Grantham (Virginia Tech, '89), defensive
line; Terry Strock (Virginia Tech, '62), receivers;
Rod Sharpless (Maryland, '75), defensive line;
Bryan Stinespring (James Madison, '86), tight
ends/asst. offensive line.
Primary Offense: Multiple
Primary Defense: 4-3-4
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 22, 12
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 22, 8
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 3, 3
Offensive Starters Returning (8): Antonio
Freeman (SE, 6-1, 185, Jr., 32 catches for 703
yards, 6 TDs); John Burke (TE, 6-3, 253, Sr., 5
catches for 64 yards); Mike Smith (OT, 6-7, 283,
Jr.); Chris Malone (OG, 6-3, 275, So.); Jared
Hamlin (OG, 6-3, 294, So.); Maurice DeShazo
(OB, 6-1, 192, Jr., 101 of 215 for 1,504 yards,
12 TDs, 11 INTs); Steve Sanders (FL, 5-8, 162,
Lane Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: East Carolina leads, 4-3
In Greenville: East Carolina leads, 2-1
In Blacksburg: East Carolina leads, 2-1
In Neutral Sites: Virginia Tech leads, 1-0
Last Meeting: Sept. 12, 1992 at Ficklen Stadium
(ECU, 30-27)
First Meeting: Sept. 15, 1956 at Bluefield, W.Va.
(Va. Tech, 37-2)
General Information
Location: Blacksburg, Va.
President: Dr. James D. McComas
Athletics Director: Dave Braine
Phone Number: (703) 231-6796
Ticket Manager: Tom McNeer
Phone Number: (703) 231-6731
Game Operations Manager: Don Perry
Phone Number: (703) 231-6489
Enrollment: 23,000
Colors: Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange
Nickname: Hokies, Fighting Gobblers
Conference: BIG EAST
Stadium: Lane/Worsham Field (51,000)
Surface: Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: 364 Jamerson Athletic
Center, Sports Information Office, Virginia Tech,
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0502 (also for overnight
deliveries).
Director of Media Relations: Jack Williams
Office Phone: (703) 231-6726
Blacksburg, Va.
Coach
Frank Beamer
Tyronne Drakeford
1993 Schedule
Sr., 14 catches for 189 yards, 1 TD); Jim Pyne Home Phone: (703) 951-0963 Sept. 4 BOWLING GREEN
= (C, 6-2, 280; Sr). Sports Information Director: Dave Smith Sept. 11 'at Pittsburgh
Defensive Starters Returning (5): P.J. Preston Home Phone: (703) 951-8024 Sept. 18 'at Miami (Fla.)
a (OLB, 6-2, 223, Sy. 89 total tackles, 6 sacks); Ken Associate SID: Anne Panella Sept. 25 MARYLAND
an Brown (OLB, 6-2, 232, Jr., 82 total tackles, 5 Home Phone: (703) 626-7842 Oct. 2 'at West Virginia
at sacks); Bernard Basham (DE, 6-6, 260, Sr., 49 Assistant SID: Ed Moore Oct. 16 *TEMPLE !
- total tackles); Tyronne Drakeford (CB, 5-10, 187, Home Phone: (703) 961-3338 Oct.. 23. "RUTGERS
Sr., 54 total tackles, 11 PBUs, 7 INTs); Stacy SID Secretary: Sharon Spradlin Oct. 30 EAST CAROLINA |
./- Henley (CB, 6-0, 188, Jr., 56 total tackles). Press Box Phone: (703) 231-4905 Nov. 6 "*at Boston College
"Special Teams Starters Returning (2): Ryan Fax Machine Phone: (703) 231-6984 Nov. 13. *SYRACUSE
- Williams (PK, 6-4, 265, Jr., 12 of 18 FGs, 28 of Nov. 20 'at Virginia
| oe 30 PATs, 64 points); Robbie Colley (P, 6-1, 232, : . :
| Jr, 87 punts for 38.1 avg,). Interview Information potencies
- Key Losses: Mare Verniel (OT); Mark Poindexter Beet Tine to Goutal Heda Coach:
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| Hebron (TB, 105 carries for 579 yards, 5 TDs); Football Office Number: (703) 231-6368
wt os Jerome Preston (DT, 70 total tackles, 7 sacks); Head Football Coach's Secretary: Sept. 5 JAMES MADISON....... 49-20 W
Don Davis (DT, 47 total tackles); Rusty Pendleton Magee. oun : Sept. 12 at East Carolina ....... 27-30 L
, -s (ILB, 80 total tackles); Melendez Byrd (ILB, 89 Weekly Press Conference: Sept. 19: "at Temple........... 2 26-7 W
total tackles, 4 sacks); Kirk Alexander (SAF, 66 + oe Sept. 26 "WEST VIRGINIA ....... 7-16 |
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- total tackles, 3 INTs). BIG EAST Teleconference: Oct. 10 'at Louigville ..........: (71
| Top Newcomers: Cornell Brown (LB, 6-2, 220, Fr., (203) 796-7210 at 11:30 a.m Oct: 17� N@ SIAIE... 2... 1918 7
- Lynchburg, Va.); Jim Baron (DE, 250, Jr., River a Oct. -24 =MIAMI(FEA) 4.2 23-43 L
-_ Grove, Ill.); Larry Green (WR/QB, 5-9, 170, Fr., Oct. 81 ~*RUTGERG � ae... 49-50 L
. Port St. Lucie, Fla.). Nov. 7 �alGyracuse . | g26 |
- 1992 Record: 2-8-1 Nov. 14 SOUTHERN MISS....... 12-19 -L
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Tulsa
Nov. 6 - 1:30 p.m. EST
Football Information
Head Coach: Dave Rader (Tulsa, '80)
Record at School: 27-30 (5 seasons)
Career Record: 27-30 (5 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: First meeting
Coaching Experience: 1983-85 Alabama (quar-
terbacks); 1986 Mississippi State (offensive
coordinator); 1987 Tulsa (asst. head coach/
quarterbacks); 1988- Tulsa (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Mark Thomas (Penn State,
�76), asst. head coach/offensive coordinator/
offensive line; Ron Calcagni (Arkansas, '80),
receivers; Mike Knoll (Missouri Western State,
'77), defensive coordinator/linebackers; Cliff
Abbott (Tulsa, *85), special teams/defensive
backs; Mack Butler (Central State, '72), second-
ary: Colby Schreckengost (Murray State, '86),
running backs; Ron Taylor (Southern Missis-
sippi, '80), defensive ends; Ronny Feldman
(Southwest Texas State, '77), tight ends; Michael
White (Tulsa, '92), defensive tackles.
Primary Offense: Pro-Set
Primary Defense: Multiple
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 18, 9
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 19, 12
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 1, 1
Offensive Starters Returning (6): Gary Brown (FL,
5-8, 160, Sr., 36 catches for 560 yards, 4 TDs);
Gus Frerotte (QB, 6-4, 226, Sr., 116 of 249 for
1,467 yards, 6 TDs, 11 INTs); Lamont Headd (TB,
5-11, 220, Sr., 171 carries for 827 yards, 2 TDs);
Phil Nitowski (TE, 6-3, 235, Sr., 17 catches for
238 yards); Jay McDaniel (OT, 6-8, 270, Sr.);
David Millwee (OG/C, 6-3, 266, So.).
Defensive Starters Returning (4): James Blake
(SS, 5-11, 195, Sr., 54 total tackles); Coco Butler
(DT, 6-1, 274, So., 53 total tackles); Sedric Clark
(DE, 6-3, 247, So., 50 total tackles); Floyd Goode
(LB, 6-1, 222, Jr., 55 total tackles).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Mark
DeLozier (P, 6-1, 185, So., 50 punts for 41.0 avg.).
Key Losses: Barry Minter (LB, 127 total tackles);
Chris Bratcher (LB, 126 total tackles); Aaron
Tallman (DE, 86 total tackles, 10 for losses); Mark
Govi (OG); Brian Thompson (SE, 35 catches for
365 yards, 1 TD).
Top Newcomers: Justin Heinecke (OT, 6-3, 263,
Jr., Edmond, Okla.); Pat Denofrio (DB, 6-0, 167,
Jr., Dixon, Cal.); Jay Patterson (DE, 6-4, 200, Fr.,
Tulsa, Okla.); John Lang (DL, 6-5, 240, Fr.,
Marlow, Okla.).
1992 Record: 4-7-0
Ficklen Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: Tulsa leads, 2-0
In Greenville: Tulsa leads, 1-0
In Tulsa: Tulsa leads, 1-0
Last Meeting: Nov. 16, 1985 at Ficklen Stadium
(UT, 21-20)
First Meeting: Oct. 13, 1984 at Tulsa, Okla. (UT,
31-20)
General Information
Location: Tulsa, Okla.
President: Dr. Robert H. Donaldson
Athletics Director: Rick Dickson
Phone Number: (918) 631-2391
Ticket Manager: TBA
Phone Number: (918) 592-6609
Game Operations Manager: Judy MacLeod
Phone Number: (918) 631-2381
Enrollment: 4,922
Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue and Crimson
Nickname: Golden Hurricane
Conference: Independent (IFA)
Stadium: Skelly (40,385)
Surface: Stadia Turf
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Sports Information Office,
600 South College Ave., University of Tulsa,
Tulsa, OK 74104 (also for overnight deliveries).
Sports Information Director: Don Tomkalski
Office Phone: (918) 631-2395
Home Phone: (918) 250-6803
Press Box Phone: (918) 631-2492
(918) 631-3200
Fax Machine Phone: (918) 631-3913
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
Noon - 2:30 p.m. Eastern Time Weekdays
Football Office Number: (918) 631-2393
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Gwen Charles
Weekly Press Conference:
Mondays at Noon Eastern Time
On Friday, Before Game at Ficklen Stadium:
Contact SID in advance for interviews with Coach
Rader.
Lodging in Greenville: TBA
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James Blake
Greenville, N.C.
Coach
Dave Rader
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
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18
25
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30
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at Houston
OKLAHOMA STATE
at Oklahoma
CINCINNATI
at Memphis State
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
at East Carolina
at Arkansas
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
LOUISVILLE
1992 Results (4-7-0)
Sept.
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at Southern Mississippi. . . 24-33
SW MISSOURI STATE .. .17-14
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MEMPHIS STATE ....... 25-30
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Football Information
Head Coach: Bill Curry (Georgia Tech, '65)
Record at School: 11-22-0 (3 seasons)
Career Record: 68-75-4 (13 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: First meeting
Coaching Experience: 1976 Georgia Tech (assis-
tant); 1977-79 Green Bay Packers (offensive line);
1980-86 Georgia Tech (head coach); 1987-89
Alabama (head coach); 1990- Kentucky (head
coach).
Assistant Coaches: Mike Archer (Miami, Fla., '75),
defensive coordinator; Daryl Dickey (Tennessee,
85), offensive coordinator; Ray Dorr (West Va.
Wesleyan, '65), running backs; Bill Glaser
(Bellarmine, '65), defensive tackles; Tommy
Limbaugh (Alabama, '67), tight ends; Joker
Phillips (Kentucky, '86), wide receivers; Don Riley
(East Tennessee State, '56), offensive line; Rick
Smith (Florida State, '71), defensive backs; David
Turner (Davidson, '85), defensive ends.
Primary Offense: Multiple, Stack-|
Primary Defense: 4-3
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 25, 13
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 19, 12
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 0, 4
Offensive Starters Returning (6): Tim Calvert (SE,
5-9, 165, Sr., 16 catches for 330 yards); Mark
Askin (OT, 6-5, 295, Jr.); Pookie Jones (QB, 6-1,
192, Jr., 97 of 203 for 1,434 yards, 5 TDs, 8 INTs);
Terry Samuels (FB, 6-2, 245, Sr., 380 yards on
98 carries, 4 TDs); Matt Riazzi (WB, 5-7, 179, Sr.,
243 yards on 30 carries, 1 TD); Damon Hood (TB,
6-2, 226, Jr., 321 yards on 84 carries, 5 TDs).
Defensive Starters Returning (6): Robert Stinson
(DT, 6-4, 267, Jr., 27 tackles); Zane Beehn (DE,
6-4, 250, Sr., 25 tackles); Duce Williams (LB, 6-0,
205, Jr., 30 tackles); Marty Moore (LB, 6-1, 239,
Sr., 148 tackles); Adrian Sherwood (CB, 5-11,
162, Sr., 38 tackles); Don Robinson (CB, 6-1, 183,
Sr., 59 tackles).
Special Teams Starters Returning (0): None.
Key Losses: Dean Wells (OLB, 71 tackles, 10
sacks); Kurt Johnson (FL, 20 catches for 318
yards, 1 TD).
Top Newcomers: Donnell Gordon (RB, 6-0, 185,
Fr., PeeWee Valley, Ky.); Maurece Williams (RB,
6-2, 205, Fr., Columbus, Ga.).
1992 Record: 4-7-0
Commonwealth Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: First meeting
General Information
Location: Lexington, Ky.
President: Dr. Charles Wethington
Athletics Director: C.M. Newton
Phone Number: (606) 257-8000
Ticket Manager: Barbara Donnelly
Phone Number: (606) 257-1818
Game Operations Manager: Larry lvy
Phone Number: (606) 257-8000
Enroliment: 24,000
Colors: Blue and White
Nickname: Wildcats
Conference: Southeastern
Stadium: Commonwealth (57,800)
Surface: Grass
Sports Information
SID Mailing Address: Memorial Coliseum, Room
23, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 40506
(also for overnight deliveries)
Sports Information Director: Rena Vicini
Office Phone: (606) 257-3838
Home Phone: (606) 278-7773
Associate SID and Football Contact:
Joey Howard
Home Phone: (606) 271-4482
Assistant SID: Gail Dent
Home Phone: (606) 272-5703
SID Secretaries: Joyce Baxter, Sandy Boyken
Press Box Phone: (606) 258-2888
Fax Machine Phone: (606) 258-4310
Interview Information
Best Time to Contact Head Coach:
11 a.m. - Noon weekdays
Football Office Number: (606) 257-3611
Head Football Coach's Secretary:
Janetta Owens
Weekly Press Conference:
Tuesdays at Noon Eastern Time
89
Lexington, Ky.
Coach
Bill Curry
Marty Moore
1993 Schedule
KENT STATE
*FLORIDA
at Indiana
*at South Carolina
*OLE MISS
"Lou
*at Georgia
*at Mississippi State
"at Vanderbilt
Nov. 13 EAST CAROLINA
Nov. 20 *TENNESSEE
* SEC Game
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
Oct: 72
Oct, 16
Oct... 23
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
1992 Results (4-7-0)
Sept. 5 CENTRAL MICHIGAN... .21-14 W
Sept. 12). at Fionda .. 9. 4.4. 19:55...
Sept, 19. INDIANA.........4...... 37-25 W
Sept. 26 *SOUTH CAROLINA..... 13-9 W
Oet. �3. "at Ole Mise ... 1...) 14-24 L
Oct 17 *"attise . 2... 27-25 W
Oct. 26 "GEORGIA ......,.. 7TaG CULL
Oct. 31 "MISSISSIPPI STATE....36-37
Nov. 7 "VANDERBILT "= =... Teo.
Nov. 14� at Cincinna: ~~. ... 1G517 Lo
Nov. 21. 'at Tennessee... ....:. aga -
* SEC Game
Cincinnati
Nov. 20 - 1:00 p.m. EST
Football Information
Head Coach: Tim Murphy (Springfield, '78)
Record at School: 9-34-1 (4 seasons)
Career Record: 24-42-1 (6 seasons)
Record vs. ECU: 0-4
Coaching Experience: 1979-80 Brown (offensive
line); 1981 Lafayette (defensive line); 1982-84
Boston Univ. (offensive line); 1985-86 Maine (of-
fensive coordinator); 1987-88 Maine (head
coach); 1989- Cincinnati (head coach).
Assistant Coaches: Bruce Ivory (Northwestern,
'75), asst. head coach/running backs; Harry
Hiestand (East Stroudsburg, �83), offensive
coordinator/offensive line; Tom Roggeman
(Purdue, �53), defensive coordinator/outside
linebackers; Eddie Gran (Cal Lutheran, '87), wide
receivers; John Harbaugh (Miami, '84), tight
ends; Hank Hughes (Springfield, '79), defensive
line; Jerry Rosburg (North Dakota State, '78), in-
side linebackers; Craig Ver Steeg (Southern Cal,
�83), quarterbacks/recruiting coordinator; Lou
West (Cincinnati, '77), defensive backs.
Primary Offense: Multiple
Primary Defense: Multiple 50
Offensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 17, 8
Defensive Lettermen Returning, Lost: 17, 8
Special Teams Lettermen Returning, Lost: 2, 1
Offensive Starters Returning (7): Don Boslet (OG,
6-4, 279, So.); Matt Vaupel (OG, 6-5, 291, Jr.);
Lance Harp (QB, 6-5, 222, Sr., 151 of 292 for
1,785 yards, 7 TDs, 16 INTs); Brian Jenkins (WR,
5-7, 156, Sr., 12 catches for 177 yards); Marlon
Pearce (WR, 5-8, 162, Sr., 56 catches for 891
yards, 5 TDs); Mike Britford (FB, 5-6, 195, Sr.,
42 carries for 200 yards, 3 TDs); David Small (TB,
5-9, 180, Sr., 209 carries for 780 yards, 10 TDs).
Defensive Starters Returning (8): Bob Duckens
(DT, 6-2, 261, Sr., 28 total tackles, 9 tackles for
losses); Nate Dingle (OLB, 6-3, 254, Sr., 54 total
tackles, 6 sacks); Reggie Hudson (OLB, 6-1, 203,
Jr., 76 total tackles); Jason Coppess (ILB, 6-2,
236, Sr., 112 total tackles, 11 tackles for losses);
Mike Davis (CB, 6-2, 191, Sr., 47 total tackles);
Jocelyn Borgella (CB, 5-10, 179, Sr., 45 total
tackles, 5 INTs); Latish Kinsler (DB, 6-2, 197, Sr.,
64 total tackles); Alan Fletcher (DB, 5-10, 184,
Sr., 72 total tackles, 4 INTs).
Special Teams Starters Returning (1): Jeff
Blaylock (P, 6-1, 204, Jr., 69 punts for 34.2 avg.).
Key Losses: Jamie Crysdale (C); Jim Carmon (OT);
Kris Bjorson (TE, 22 catches for 171 yards, 1 TD);
Ronnie Dixon (DT, 35 total tackles, 7 tackles for
losses); Gary Reid (NG, 26 total tackles); Scott
Brown (ILB, 64 total tackles, 8 tackles for losses).
Top Newcomers: Paul Blackwood (FB, 6-1, 217,
Jr., Toronto, Ontario); Doug Monson (OT, 6-6,
280, Jr., Waldorf, La.).
1992 Record: 3-8-0
Nippert Stadium
Series Information
Series Record: ECU leads, 7-0
In Greenville: ECU leads, 4-0
In Cincinnati: ECU leads, 3-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 17, 1992 at Ficklen Stadium
(ECU, 42-21)
First Meeting: Nov. 15, 1986 in Ficklen Stadium
(ECU, 32-19)
General Information
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
President: Dr. Joseph A. Steger
Athletics Director: Rick Taylor
Phone Number: (513) 556-4603
Ticket Manager: Paul Klaczak
Phone Number: (513) 556-2287
Game Operations Manager: Jim Kelly
Phone Number: (513) 556-5601
Enrollment: 36,000
Colors: Red and Black
Nickname: Bearcats
Conference: Independent (IFA)
Stadium: Nippert (35,000)
Surface: Artificial Turf
Sports Information
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Nate Dingle
1993 Schedule
Sept. 4 AUSTIN PEAY
Sept. 11 at Bowling Green
Sept. 18 MIAMI (OHIO)
Sept. 25 at Syracuse
Oct. 2 at Fulsa
Oct. 9 at Vanderbilt
Oct. 16 BALE STATE
Oct. 23 -at Toledo
Oct. 30 MEMPFIS STATE
Nov. 13 at Houston
Nov. 20 EAST CAROLINA
1992 Results (3-8-0)
com. 5 PENN STATE .......... 20-24 L
Sept. 19 at Miami (Ohie) ......... 4-17
Sept. 26 at Tennessee........... 0-40 L
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The Syracuse Series
(SU leads, 3-1)
Oct. 22, 1988 Syracuse, 38-14 at Greenville, N.C.
Oct. 28, 1989 Syracuse, 18-16 at Syracuse, N.Y.
Oct. 12, 1991 East Carolina, 23-20 at Syracuse, N.Y.
Sept. 5, 1992 Syracuse, 42-21 at Greenville, N.C.
* Syracuse and East Carolina combined for 1,192 total offensive
yards in the 1992 contest. The Orange had 634 yards to ECU's
558 yards. The 521 yards passing by the Pirates was a school
record.
"East Carolina used a 43-yard touchdown run by Jeff Blake in the
fourth quarter to defeat Syracuse (#15-AP), 23-20, in 1991. The
win was the first-ever for the Pirates against a nationally-ranked
opponent. ECU trailed, 20-10, at halftime, but held the Orange
scoreless in the second half.
* Syracuse defeated ECU, 18-16, in 1989 when John Biskup hit a
24-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining. Biskup had four
field goals in the game.
* The Orange raced out to a 31-7 halftime lead in the 1988 contest.
Robert Drummond and Michael Owens each scored two touch-
downs for Syracuse.
"John Jett set an ECU single-game punting average record in the
1988 game, averaging 52.3 yards per attempt. He had a 71-yard
punt in the game.
* The Orange are one of two teams on the 1993 ECU schedule that
were involved in post-season competition in 1992. Syracuse
defeated Colorado, 26-22, in the Fiesta Bowl while Washington
lost to Michigan, 38-31, in the Rose Bowl.
The Central Florida Series
(ECU leads, 1-0)
Sept. 21,1991 East Carolina, 47-25 at Orlando, Fla.
*ECU forced seven Central Florida turnovers in the 1991 contest,
the only meeting in the series. Greg Floyd returned an intercepted
fumble 93 yards for a touchdown. Greg Grandison tied a school
record with three interceptions in the game.
"In the 1991 game, ECU scored its 10,000th point when Anthony
Brenner kicked a 36-yard field goal in the third quarter.
"For the first time since 1979, the Pirates did not play a team from
the state of Florida, in 1992. Every year since 1979, ECU has
either played Miami (Fla.), Florida State, Florida or Central Florida.
The Washington Series
(First Meeting)
"This will be the first meeting ever for East Carolina against a
member of the Pacific-10 Conference on the gridiron.
"In terms of land distance, this will be the furthest the Pirates have
ever traveled to play a football game. The Pirates traveled to West
Texas State (Canyon, Texas) on Oct. 3, 1970.
*Washingon won the national championship (CNN/USA Today) in
1991 and in the last three seasons, the Huskies have a combined
31-5 record.
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The Memphis State Series
(ECU leads, 2-1)
Nov. 3, 1990 East Carolina, 24-17 at Memphis, Tenn.
Sept. 14, 1991 East Carolina, 20-13 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 21, 1992 | Memphis State, 42-7 at Memphis, Tenn.
"Memphis State scored three touchdowns of 50 yards or more in
the first quarter and defeated East Carolina, 42-7, in 1992. The
Tigers accumulated 550 yards of total offense against the Pirates.
"In a defensive struggle, the Pirates topped Memphis State, 20-13,
in 1991 before 32,382 fans at Ficklen Stadium. Damon Wilson
scored on a one-yard run with 7:49 left in the game for the Pirate
victory.
"In the 1990 game, Cedric Van Buren raced down the sidelines 74
yards with a Jeff Blake pass for the game-winning score with 2:32
left. Van Buren rushed for 111 yards on 17 carries and caught two
passes for 99 yards.
The South Carolina Series
(USC leads, 8-2)
Oct..1, 1977 South Carolina, 19-16 at Columbia, S.C.
Oct. 24, 1984 South Carolina, 42-20 at Columbia, S.C.
Oct. 26, 1985 South Carolina, 52-10 at Greenville, N.C.
Oct. 25, 1986 South Carolina, 38-3 at Columbia, S.C.
Oct. 24, 1987 South Carolina, 34-12 at Columbia, S.C.
Sept. 17, 1988 South Carolina, 17-0 at Columbia, S.C.
Oct. 7, 1989 South Carolina, 47-14 at Columbia, S.C.
Oct: 13; 1990 South Carolina, 37-7 at Columbia, S.C.
Sept. 28, 1991
Sept. 19, 1992
East Carolina, 31-20
East Carolina, 20-18
at Greenville, N.C.
at Columbia, S.C.
* South Carolina kicker Marty Simpson missed two field goals in the
game's final seconds and ECU held on to defeat the Gamecocks,
20-18, last season. Simpson's first attempt (36 yards) was blocked
by ECU's Thomas Jones. USC recovered the attempt and the next
kick (37 yards) went wide right.
* Jeff Blake threw four touchdown passes, including a 71-yarder to
Hunter Gallimore in the fourth quarter, to give East Carolina its
first-ever victory over the Gamecocks, 31-20, in 1991.
"In the 1990 game, defensive end George Koonce set an ECU
record with six tackles for losses.
*In the 1985 game in Greenville, a then-Ficklen Stadium at-
tendance mark of 35,047 was set. Four of the top eight crowds
ever to see the Pirates play have been in Williams-Brice Stadium.
"In the first game of the series (1977), the Gamecocks scored 13
fourth quarter points to get the 19-16 win.
*Dale Steele, ECU's wide receivers coach, is a 1976 graduate of
the University of South Carolina.
The Louisiana Tech Series
(ECU leads, 3-2)
Sept. 28, 1968
Sept. 17, 1969
Louisiana Tech, 35-7
Louisiana Tech, 24-6
at Musion, ta.
at Greenville, N.C.
Dec. 16,1978 East Carolina, 35-13 at Greenville, N.C.
Sept. 30, 1989 #Score tied, 29-29 at Greenville, N.C.
Sept. 1, 1990 East Carolina, 27-17 at Greenville, N.C.
ECU vs. 1993 Opponents
The Southern Mississippi Series
(USM leads, 14-4)
Southern Miss, 40-0
* Jeff Blake ran for two touchdowns and threw for another as ECU
defeated Louisiana Tech, 27-17, in 1990. The Pirates led 17-3 at
halftime and built the lead to 24-3 in the third quarter.
* After East Carolina battled back to take a 29-26 lead with 1:44
remaining in the 1989 game, Matt Stover hit a 39 yard field goal
with 16 seconds left for the tie. The game was later forfeited to
ECU due to Louisiana Tech using an ineligible player.
*East Carolina got out to a 21-0 first half lead and defeated
Louisiana Tech, 35-13, in the 1978 Independence Bowl in
Shreveport, La. Theodore Sutton set a then-Independence Bowl
record with 143 yards on 17 carries.
* Louisiana Tech's Willie Roaf was selected in the first round of the
1993 NFL draft by the New Orleans Saints. Roaf, an offensive
tackle, was the eighth selection in the entire draft.
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Sept. 16, 1951 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nov. 19, 1966 Southern Miss, 35-14 at Greenville, N.C.
Cet. 5, 1966 Southern Miss, 65-0 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nov. 22, 1969 Southern Miss, 14-7 at Greenville, N.C.
Sept. 15, 1973
Sept. 11, 1976
East Carolina, 13-0
East Carolina, 48-0
at Hattiesburg, Miss.
at Greenville, N.C.
Oct. 14, 1976 Southern Miss, 17-16 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Sept. 27, 1980 Southern Miss, 35-7 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov, 19, 1983 East Carolina, 10-6 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nov. 10, 1984 Southern Miss, 31-27 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 2, 1985 Southern Miss, 27-0 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nov. 1, 1986 Southern Miss, 23-21 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 14, 1987 Southern Miss, 38-34 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Sept. 24, 1988 Southern Miss, 45-42 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 25, 1989 Southern Miss, 41-27 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Oct. 6, 1990 Southern Miss, 16-7 at Greenville, N.C.
Oct. 26, 1991 East Carolina, 48-20 at Hattiesburg, Miss.
Oct. 29, 1992 Southern Miss, 38-21 at Greenville, N.C.
*In the first-ever nationally-televised game from Ficklen Stadium,
Southern Miss defeated East Carolina, 38-21, in 1992. The Golden
Eagles scored 18 consecutive points in the second half to break
open a close game.
* Junior Smith and Charles Miles rushed for over 100 yards each in
the 1992 game. Smith had 150 yards on 18 carries and Miles had
112 yards on 10 carries. It was the first time ECU teammates
rushed for 100 each since 1990.
"The USM series is the longest active running rivalry in the Pirate
record books. The two teams will meet for the 11th straight year
this season.
* Jeff Blake set school records for total offensive yards (402) and
touchdown passes (5) in the 1991 game against Southern Miss.
The win against the Eagles snapped a seven-game losing streak
to USM in the series.
* Seven of the 17 games have been decided by a touchdown or less.
*USM defensive ends coach Steve Hale lettered three seasons at
East Carolina (1975-77), playing defensive back.
The Virginia Tech Series
(ECU leads, 4-3)
Sept. 15, 1956
Oct. 17, 1987
Sept. 10, 1988
Oct. 21, 1989
Sept. 14, 1990
Nov. 16, 1991
Sept. 12, 1992
Virginia Tech, 37-2
East Carolina, 32-23
Virginia Tech, 27-16
East Carolina, 14-10
Virginia Tech, 24-23
East Carolina, 24-17
East Carolina, 30-27
at Bluefield, W.Va.
at Blacksburg, Va.
at Blacksburg, Va.
at Greenville, N.C.
at Greenville, N.C.
at Blacksburg, Va.
at Greenville, N.C.
*"Michael Anderson's 21-yard touchdown pass to Carlester
Crumpler with 42 seconds remaining in the 1992 game gave the
Pirates a 30-27 victory over Virginia Tech.
*"ECU used Greg Grandison's 95-yard interception return for a
touchdown and a fourth-quarter Jeff Blake touchdown to Clayton
Driver to defeat the Hokies in 1991, 24-17. Tech led, 14-7, when
Grandison picked up a Tech pass to tie the score.
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* The Pirates took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter of the 1990 game
only to fall behind 24-17 in the fourth quarter. David Daniels had
a 37-yard TD run to pull within one, but the extra point was
blocked.
*A then-Ficklen Stadium record crowd of 35,100 saw the Pirates
defeat Virginia Tech in the 1989 game. The Pirates forced three
turnovers and allowed just 30 passing yards in the game.
*Travis Hunter set a then-school single game total offensive
yardage record with 313 yards against the Hokies in the 1987
game. The Pirates trailed 23-19 going into the fourth quarter but
scored two touchdowns in the final stanza for the victory.
*Virginia Tech had 434 yards total offense and intercepted four
ECU passes to help give the Hokies a victory in 1988.
* Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Rickey Bustle was an assistant
at East Carolina from 1980-82. During that time, he was secondary
coach in his first two seasons and receivers coach in his last
season.
* Jeff Charles, '"'Voice of the Pirates,'' worked as the play-by-play
voice at Virginia Tech from 1983-87, before coming to East
Carolina.
The Tulsa Series
(Tulsa leads, 2-0)
Oct. 13, 1984
Nov. 16, 1985
Tulsa, 31-20
Tulsa, 21-20
at Tulsa, Okla.
at Greenville, N.C.
* Jason Staurovsky hit a 42-yard field goal with 6:20 left in the 1985
game to give Tulsa a 21-20 victory over ECU. Jeff Heath missed
two field goals (44 and 63 yards) in the final minute.
*Tulsa quarterback Richie Stephenson threw for 273 yards and
three touchdowns as the Golden Hurricane defeated ECU, 31-20,
in the 1984 game.
* Tulsa and ECU are members of the Independent Football Alliance,
started last season. Other members include Cincinnati, Memphis
State and Southern Mississippi. The main purpose of the alliance
is home-and-home football scheduling and increased recognition
for student-athletes at each University.
Ken Howard prepares to fire the cannon after an ECU touchdown.
The cannon has become an event at Pirate football games.
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The Kentucky Series
(First Meeting)
* East Carolina is 2-12 in its history against schools currently in the
Southeastern Conference. The Pirates are 2-8 against South
Carolina, 0-1 vs. Georgia, 0-1 vs. Florida, 0-1 vs. LSU and 0-2
against Auburn.
* ECU tight ends coach Doug Martin is a 1985 graduate of Kentucky
and was a four-year letterman for the Wildcats. He also was a
graduate assistant for two seasons at UK.
*ECU Director of Athletics Dave Hart, Jr. played basketball for
coach C.M. Newton (currently UK Athletics Director) during his
college days at Alabama.
The Cincinnati Series
(ECU leads, 7-0)
Nov. 15, 1986 East Carolina, 32-19 at Greenville, N.C.
Oct. 10, 1987 East Carolina, 56-28 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 19, 1988 East Carolina, 49-14 at Cincinnati, Ohio
Sept. 16, 1989 East Carolina, 21-14 at Cincinnati, Ohio
Oct. 20, 1990 East Carolina, 56-32 at Greenville, N.C.
Nov. 23, 1991 East Carolina, 30-19 at Cincinnati, Ohio
Oct. 17, 1992 East Carolina, 42-21 at Greenville, N.C.
* The Pirates have averaged 40.9 points in the seven games against
Cincinnati. The average margin of victory for ECU has been 19.9
points.
* East Carolina broke open a close game in the fourth quarter with
three consecutive touchdowns to give the Pirates a 42-21 win over
Cincinnati in the 1992 game. Freshman defensive back Hank
Cooper finished the scoring for ECU by returning an interception
95 yards for a touchdown.
* The Pirate offense struggled and the defense broke open a close
game late in the fourth quarter of the 1991 game. After the UC
defense sacked Jeff Blake in the end zone, the Pirate lead was just
21-19. However, in the final minutes of the game, the Pirate
defense stopped UC on a fourth-down, then on the next drive,
Jerry Dillon returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown. On
the following drive, Eric Myers tackled David Small in the end zone
for a safety.
*|In the 1990 game, Jeff Blake became the first ECU quarterback to
rush and pass for over 100 yards since Ron Jones did it in 1985.
Blake passed for 199 yards and ran for 119 more. David Daniels
also rushed for 121 yards and three touchdowns.
"Anthony Thompson and Ricky Torain had interceptions in the
1989 game's final five minutes. David Daniels scored two
touchdowns in the contest.
" After a scoreless first quarter, the Pirates scored 42 points in the
next two, giving Art Baker a victory in his last game as ECU coach
in 1988. Tim James had a career high 156 yards rushing.
*ECU rushed for a Ficklen Stadium record 500 yards in the 1987
contest. Reggie McKinney had the second highest rushing total in
school history - 212 yards. The Pirates scored 28 fourth quarter
points.
"ECU had 432 yards of total offense and scored 22 second-half
points in the 1986 game. Freshmen scored all of ECU's
touchdowns - Willie Lewis had two and Brian McPhatter had two.
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ECU Series Record vs. ALL Opponents
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FIRST LAST
OPPONENT GAME GAME GAMES WwW L aT ECU OPP a
Akron 1991 1991 1 1 0 0 56 20 %
Albright 1959 1959 1 1 0 0 45 0 =
Appalachian State 1932 1979 29 10 19 0 530 582 fi
Arkansas State 1992 1992 1 1 0 0 35 18 =
Atlantic Christian 1946 1950 5 3 1 1 104 34 '
Auburn 1985 1986 2 0 2 0 10 80 "
Belmont Abbey 1937 1941 3 1 Z 0 20 38 |
Bergen 1941 1941 1 1 0 0 13 7 a
Bowling Green 1971 1992 4 Pa 2 0 120 103
Campbell 1933 1939 4 1 3 0 12 39 = ,
Catawba 1952 1964 12 8 3 1 204 Az a,
Central Florida 1991 1991 1 1 0 0 47 25 =
Central Michigan 1982 1984 2 1 1 0 36 23
| Chattanooga 1972 1972 1 1 0 0 33 7 E
Cherry Point Marines 1948 1951 4 3 1 0 95 25 "4
Chowan 1935 1935 1 1 0 0 46 0 =
Cincinnati 1986 1992 6 6 0 0 286 147
The Citadel 1951 1979 18 14 4 0 380 244 ~
Clarion (Pa.) State 1952 1952 1 0 1 0 6 13 -
Davidson 1957 1973 if 5 2 0 224 129 =
| Dayton 1972 1974 2 2 0 0 58 28 -
| Duke 1977 1992 5 2 3 0 94 fze =
Duke B Team 1948 1948 1 0 1 0 13 19 ool
| East Tennessee State 1954 1984 10 5 4 1 198 120 =
| Eastern Kentucky 1962 1980 2 1 1 0 45 40 ot
Edenton Flyers 1949 1949 1 1 0 0 67 0 =
Elon 1946 1963 18 9 9 0 275 266 4
| Emory & Henry 1958 1958 1 1 ) 0 12 0 =
Erskine 1941 1947 3 2 1 0 35 28 =
| Fort Bragg 1946 1947 1 Z 0 0 65 2 ae
Florida 1983 1983 1 0 1 0 Le 24 =
Florida State 1980 1990 7 0 7 0 135 348 =
| Furman 1961 1976 14 11 3 0 268 195 Pa
George Washington 1965 1966 2 1 1 0 28 40 =
Georgia 1990 1990 1 0 1 0 15 19 Ds
Georgia Southern 1984 1987 3 308 2 6 85 73 =
| Guilford 1932 1961 1S 9 5 1 217 187 =
Hampden-Sydney 1949 1950 2 0 2 0 33 58 =
High Point 1937 1950 7 2 4 1 85 114 =
| Howard 1964 1963 2 2 O 0 66 30 a
| Indiana State 1961 1961 1 1 0 0 19 6 -
| Illinois 1987 1991 2 0 92. 6 41 58 =
Illinois State 1982 1989 2 2 0 0 id: 10 -
| Kutztown (Pa.) State 1939 1940 2 { { 0 20 26 =
Lenoir-Rhyne 1934 1965 21 6 15 0 313 462 =
: Little Creek Virginia 1947 1947 1 0 1 0 ia 31
Louisburg 1934 1937 4 3 1 0 65 20 =
LSU 1985 1985 1 0 1 0 15 35
Louisiana Tech 1968 1990 5 2 2 1 104 118
Louisville 1965 1967 3 2 1 0 59 54
| Maine 1965 1965 1 1 0 0 31 0 -
| Marshall 1967 1978 5 4 1 0 147 85 =
| Massachusetts 1964 1964 1 1 0 0 14 13 =
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- OPPONENT GAME GAME GAMES WwW Li 1 ECU OPP
i Memphis State 1990 1992 3 2 1 0 51 The:
� == Miami (FL) 1980 1989 8 0 8 0 68 245
'| Missouri 1982 1983 2 1 1 0 ae 34
ea Morris-Harvey 1953 1956 2 0) 2 0 0 40
i Murray St. 1983 1983 1 1 0 0 50 25
= = Newberry 1957 1962 6 3 3 0 90 97
| Newport News Apprent. 1940 1960 11 10 1 0 333 86
� == Norfolk Navy 1938 1955 Th 4 3 0 84 58
North Carolina 1972 1981 8 1 6 1 131 224
=== North Carolina State 1970 1991 19 7 2 0 374 530
7 N.C. State Frosh 1932 1947 4 0 4 0 12 92
- == North Texas State 1979 1979 1 1 0 0 49 16
1 Northeast Louisiana 1965 1966 2 1 1 0 SiS) Za
"a Northeastern 1963 1963 1 1 0 ) 27 6
Northern Illinois 1990 1990 1 1 0 0 24 20
~a Oak Ridge 1935 1935 1 0 1 0 2 6
Parsons 1967 1968 2 2 0 0 64 33
~ea Penn State 1985 1986 2 0 2 0 27 59
_ Pittsburgh 1984 1992 4 2 2 0) 113 118
a Presbyterian 1932 1964 1 6 5 0 181 131
_.__ Randolph Macon 1958 1958 1 1 0 0 36 6
== Richmond 1956 1982 24 13 4 0 510 450
= South Carolina 1977 1992 10 2 8 0 133 324
� a - Southern Illinois 1966 1977 10 8 Z 0 261 118
Southern Mississippi 1951 1992 18 Ae 0 343 481
--=� Southwestern Louisiana 1977 1990 10 4 6 0 226 231
SW Texas State 1985 1985 { { 0 0 27 16
, �= otetson 1952 1956 4 2 0 2 92 39
_. Syracuse 1988 1992 4 1 3 0 74 118
3 fania 1953 1971 6 1 5 0 47 157 |
_ Temple 1982 1990 9 5 4 0 255 201
=~ Tennessee tech 1988 1988 1 1 O 0 52 13 |
___ Texas-Arlington 1978 1982 2 2 0 0 63 41
= Toledo 1970 1981 4 2 2 0 50 113
Tulane 1991 1991 1 1 0) 0) 38 28
=== Tulsa 1984 1985 2 0 2 0) 40 52
. Iuseulum 1941 1941 1 1 0 0 31 0
= Virginia 1975 1975 1 1 0 0) 61 10
_ Va. Military Institute 1972 1979 8 6 1 0 198 67
"= Virginia Tech 1956 1992 7. 4 3 0) 141 165
_. Wake Forest 1963 1979 2 1 1 0 40 33
"== Wake Forest Frosh 1932 1933 2 0 2 0 0 46
__ West Chester State 1954 1965 4 2 2 0 64 28
waa ~6 West Texas State 1967 1970 2 0 2 0 43 81
| __ West Virginia 1970 1992 8 0 8 0 100 266
= West Virginia Tech 1952 1952 1 1 0 0 34 8
w- Western Carolina 1936 1981 30 17 13 0 5a7 409
= William & Mary 1966 1983 16 ila 4 1 368 228
| W&M (Norfolk Div.) 1934 1940 7 3 3 1 59 37
T* Wilson Teachers 1953 1953 1 1 0 0 41 0
| ___ Wingate 1934 1935 2 0 2 0 0 12
" Wofford 1959 1964 5 3 1 1 129 56
= Totals 543 274 257 =~=612 10,573 9,757
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season of competition in 1993. "=
Cincinnati, East Carolina, Memphis State, Southern Mississippi Total Offense G PI. Vde. TD Yds./G a
and Tulsa combine to form the IFA. =
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and increased recognition for the players at each University. Tulsa "1 843 3936 oe =
Each week during the 1992 season, the IFA releases statistics MSU " 72s 3784 35 344.0 -
and individual awards. UC "1 4 3621 20 eo
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was 1-2 in the alliance and 5-6 overall. Rushing Offense G Car. Yds. TD 7
Below is a recap of the final standings, statistics and all-star Tulsa 11 486 1755 14 15895 24
teams. UC Wi 435 1964 7 154.0 a
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1992 IFA Standings USM 11 450 �1540 7 1400
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| Memphis State S10 127 � 69 650� 312. 161 USM 44 755 3696 0 336.0 =
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7 Cincinnati 0-3-0 52 107 3-8-0 199 276 ECU 11 848 5024 46 A567 =
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MSU iM. 308. 162 12 216) (9 i992 ao
Rushing Team G Car. Yds. Avg. TD Yds./G mule 11 357 174 1' O78 4 198.3 et
} Smith, J. ECU 1 166�" 1037 56 9 94.3 uc 11 36 161 17� �4927 S 4475.2 -
| Headd, L. Rlea "11 174 827; 4.8 2 752 USM i 260 �64145 C-O 0 esy �Cth ee
| Small, D. UC 10 209 780 3.7 10 78.0 -
Porter, L. MoU. -10 140 {32 93.2 aoe Scoring G Off. Pts. Off. Avg. Def. Pts. Def. Avg. __
| Welch, M. USM 11 200 759 3.8 3 69.0 MSU 14 312 28.4 175 15.9 |
| ECU 11 289 26.3 367 33.4 a.
| Passing Team G_ Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. Int. TD Tulsa 14 240 518 303 275 _
| Anderson, i. ECU 211 398 222 558 2486 23 22 USM 11 919 19.9 195 177
Matthews, S Ms 11 286 175 612 2084 12 18 UC 114 199 18.1 276 25 4 -
Harp, L. UC 11 292 151 517 1785 16 7
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Letcher, M. ECU 14 47 5O7 Ss) 50.6 Offense Dolense =
| Scoring a pos bn ke be pis: QB Steve Matthews, MSU NG Chris Hobbs, MSU =
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I (Above) Redshirt freshman Derrek Batson made an immediate impact in 1992. In (Above) True freshman Mark Libiano was supposed to a
| this picture, Batson returns a punt 97 yards for a touchdown against West have redshirted the 1992 season. But injuries at the
| Virginia. The return was the longest in school history. Another big play that Batson linebacker spot forced the Easton, Pa. native, to play. m
| made during the season was a 14-yard reception on a fake punt that enabled ECU Libiano finished the season with 27 tackles including
to continue on the game-winning drive. season-best seven against Southern Miss. : =
(Left) Junior Smith became the first Pirate to rush for
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Fayetteville, N.C. native, had 1,037 yards on 186
carries and nine touchdowns during his sophomore
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| defense in 1992. The Tallahassee, Fla. native, had a -
school record 11 sacks and 20 1/2 for his career. Carter cal
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| Arkansas State, he had 15 tackles. Playing alongside -
| Carter in this photo is Tony Davis, who led the Pirates in
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by a Pirate running
back.
(Left) Michael Anderson had his ups and downs
in 1992. The Decatur, Ga. native, completed
222 passes for 2,486 yards and 22 touch-
downs, but also threw 23 interceptions. He had
over 300 yards passing in four games.
Anderson broke or tied 12 school records
in 1992 and finished third in career pass
completions and fourth in career passing
yardage at East Carolina.
(Right) Clayton Driver was known for making
the acrobatic catches during his Pirate career.
In 1992, the College Park, Ga. native, caught 43
passes for a team-high 624 yards and six
touchdowns. Against Cincinnati, Driver had 10
catches for 155 yards.
(Above) Tom Scott may have been the biggest player ever to wear an ECU
uniform. At 6-7, 338, he was also one of the finest offensive linemen in
college football in 1992. The Rose Hill, N.C. native was a first-team All-
America by The Sporting News and Football News in 1992 and was named
the Southeast's Finest Offensive Lineman by the Atlanta Touchdown Club.
(Below) Jerry Dillon played most of 1992 with a broken thumb,
but that did not stop the Lake Placid, Fla. linebacker from
having a fine senior season. Dillon finished second on the
squad with 103 tackles, despite missing two games. Against
Arkansas State, he had 17 stops and against West Virginia
and Southern Miss, he had 15 tackles each.
(Right) Defensive back
Greg Grandison con-
tinued to be a big-play
maker for the Pirates in
1992. The Pensacola,
Fla. senior, had six
interceptions to go
along with his 68
tackles last season.
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Miss, he had a season
best nine stops.
1992 ECU Final Cumulative Statistics (5-6)
Sept. 5 SYRACUSE 21-42
Sept. 12 VIRGINIA TECH 30-27
Sept. 19 at South Carolina 20-18
Sept. 26 at Bowling Green 34-44
Oct. 10 at Duke 14-45
OG. 17 CINCINNATI 42-21
Oct. 24 at Pittsburgh 37-31
Oct. 29 SOUTHERN MISS 21-38
Nov. 7 at West Virginia 28-41
Nov. 14 ARKANSAS STATE 35-18
Nov. 21 at Memphis State 7-42
Home Games in All Caps
Overall Attendance........
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Yards LOSt AUSHING.......252.. 2755... ..
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Passes Completed =. 5... 6:25. 8...
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Passes aad intercepted ...........6....
Completion Percentage.................
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Mande Fer COMPCION.............5..�
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149 88
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497 298
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PeICEMdGe 445.558.5555. 0 ae 305 .362
POSSESSION Vite 6s et 64 ee, 292 50 36/:07
PVGIAO@ (5.250063 165 26:29 33:31
Score By Quarters
Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
ECU 28 1 80 109 289 (26.3)
Opponents 85 68 108 106 367 (33.4)
Punt Returns
Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
Letcher 22 263 11.9 0 85 (MSU)
Batson 2 95 ATS 1 97 (WVU)
ECU 24 358 14.9 1 97 (WVU)
Opponents 30 173 5.8 0 15 (Duke)
Kickoff Returns
Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
Letcher 36 THA 21.4 0 46 (WVU)
Foreman 11 316 28.7 0 46 (SU)
Miles 1 24 24.0 0 24 (Duke)
Smith 1 2a 23.0 0 23 (VT)
Blake 2 43 21-5 0 31 (Duke)
Grandison 2 10 5.6 0 6 (Pitt)
Render 1 9 9.0 0 9 (WVU)
Van Buren 1 8 8.0 0 8 (UC)
Walker 1 2 20 0 2 (VT)
ECU 56 1206 215 0 46 (SU, WVU)
Opponents 40 634 15.9 0 37 (MSU)
Interceptions
Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
Grandison 6 104 7.3 0 52 (ASU)
Floyd 2 55 27.5 1 55 (Pitt)
Cooper 2 125 62.5 1 95 (UC)
Davis 1 0 0.0 0 O (Pitt)
Render 1 0 0.0 0 0 (ASU)
Crumbie 1 0 0.0 0 0 (MSU)
Libiano 1 5 5.0 0 5 (UC)
ECU 14 289 20.6 2 95 (UC)
Opponents 27 430 15.9 2 84 (Duke)
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a �aj Anderson 398 222 558 23 2486 6.2 11.19 248.6 22 114.6 45 (SC)
== McConnell 95 48 505 4 560 5.9 117 45.9 4 105.6 31 (ASU)
= ag Jacobs 3 2 .667 0 39 13.0 19.5 13.0 1 285.9 20 (VT)
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~~ Eou 497 272 547 27 3085 6.2 113 280.4 27 113.8 45 (SC)
Opponents 298 179 601 14 2236 7.5 12.5 203.3 20 135.8 80 (MSU)
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Letcher 47 557 11.9 4.3 5 44 (WVU) 10,9,8,11,30
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E Dae 43 624 14.5 3.9 6 45 (SC) 28,39,7,6,15,40
ew Crumpler 38 524 13.8 3.4 4 41 (BG) 21 32,15,5
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: ___ Batson 26 288 le 2.4 2 29 (Pitt) 24,29
aa Hicks 14 134 9.6 13 0 19 (VT)
| Smith 10 38 3.8 0.9 0 11 (Duke)
� mg Linville 6 56 9.3 0.5 1 22 (SU) 2
| ~ Miles 6 56 9.3 0.8 3 17 (ASU) 10,1. 47
4+ = R. Williams 2 41 20.5 2.0 0 29 (SU)
wer D. Wilson 2 2 1.0 0.2 0 4 (USM)
�. C. Blake 2 30 15.0 0.2 1 28 (MSU) 28
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| . ECU 272 3085 11.3 24.7 27 45 (SC)
== Opponents 179 2236 125 16.3 20 80 (MSU)
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; - Team 2 14 70 0 14 (ASU) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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; == Opponents 51 2013 39.5 1 59 (MSU)
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P, ~ Opponents 15 Pai 555 3 50 (SC,USM)
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Smith 186 1081 a4103/ 56. 94.3 .9 55 (Pith)
Miles ee 3el lz 619 989 S989 0. 79 (Duke)
Van Buren 44 = 221 So 219 6-46 S07 0 220 1SU)
Letcher 6 46 vA 35 45,0 ge 0 26 (BG)
D. Wilson 5 13 0 1s) 2.6 12 O07, 71UC)
Driver 1 12 0 12 2:0 tit 6-0. fe (Duke)
Foreman 2 11 0 11 295 10� O- 9 Fitt)
McConnell i 14 19 5 - - O- 8 (SU)
Beasley 1 0 Vd - - 0 -11 (Duke)
Anderson 43 56 135 -799 - - 0 11 (MSU)
ECU o27 1785 238 1547 47 1406 9 79 (Duke)
Opponems 550 3079 291 2788 5.1 253.4 24 80 (MSU)
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Name TD 1-PAT 2-PAT FG SAF Total Game
Smith 9 0 0 0 0 54 4.9
Driver 6 0 2-0 0 0 40 3.6
Owens 0 31-34 0 2-7 0 of 3.4
Letcher 5 0 0 0 0 30 ay
Crumpler 4 0 0 0 0 24 22
Van Buren 3 0 0 0 0 18 2.6
Miles 3 0 0 0 0 18 ZS
Batson 3 0 0 0 0 18 1.6
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Lewis 2 0 0 0 0 12 ta
Cooper 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.5
Floyd 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.5
Linville 1 0 0 0 0 6 05
Blake 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.5
Anderson 0 0 0-7 0 0 0 0.0
ECU 41 31-34 3-7 2-7 0 289 26.3
Opponents 46 42-42 2-4 15-27 0 sor ~ 30.4
Total Offense
Yds./ Yds./
Name Att. Rush Pass Total Att. Game TDR
Anderson 441 -79 2486 2407 5.4. .240.7 22
Smith 186. 1037 GO 1037 5.6 94.3 9
McConnell 102 5 560 555 5.4 50.4 4
Miles 32 319 0 319 9.9 39.9 0
Van Buren 44 210 0 215 4.9 30.7 0
Jacobs 3 0 39 so � 8613.0 oo 1
Letcher 6 35 0 35 5.8 3.2 0
D. Wilson 5 13 0 13 2.6 12 0
Driver 1 4 0 12� 120 a 0
Foreman 3 14 0 11 CY 1-0 0
Beasley 1 -11 0 -11 - - 0
ECU G24 1547 3085 4632 56 421.1 36
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Letcher 4 65 557. 771 265 0 1626 147.8
Smith ISS a7 36 =23 0 GO. 1093... 99:6
Van Buren 10 2i5- 251 8 0 0 474 2 -Bl�/
Driver 44 12 624 0 0 0 636 57.8
Miles 38 319 56 24 0 0 399 49.8
Crumpler 38 Q.. 524 0 0 � 824 Ars
Zophy 44 Oo 487� �6 0 � 487 4432
Batson 28 GC 2u6 0 95 G 383 38.3
Foreman 13 11 O 316 0 OG. .o27 . 244
Hicks 14 QO. 134 0 0 0 134 12.2
Lewis 2 0 0 0 CG ide 133 1
Cooper 3 0 0 0 � sz 132 12.0
Miscellaneous (Blocked FGs/Fumbles Advanced)
Name Att Yds. Avg. TD Long
Lewis 2 133 66.5 2 97 (WVU)
Cooper 1 ig 7.0 0 7 (UC)
Carter 1 11 11.0 0 11 (WVU)
Walker 1 4 4.0 0 4 (Duke)
ECU 5 loo ot .0 2 97 (WVU)
Opponents 2 20 10.0 0 20 (USC)
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Davis (649) 82-40-122 6-17 2-10 3-1
Dillon (571) 60-43-103 5-18 %-9 2-1
Lewis (787) 96-39-97 621 1-13 0-3
Carter (699) 53-25-78 4-14 11-87 0-0
Grandison (558) 48-19-68 0-0 0-0 0-0
Cunmulaj (683) 33-32-65 10-24 412-22 3-2
Render (680) 31-16-47 1-2 0-0 1-1
Jones (207) 24-19-43 2-6 0-0 0-0
Cooper (395) 30-13-43 0-0 1%-15 0-0
Floyd (616) 32-10-42 0-0 0-0 0-0
Walker (426) 31-9-40 0-0 0-0 1-1
Foreman (252) 23-6-29 0-0 0-0 0-0
Cooke (520) 16-13-29 4-7 0-0 0-0
Der. Taylor (314) 15-12-27 3-4 1-3 0-0
Libiano (110) 15-12-27 1-2 0-0 1-0
Scott (434) 11-15-26 a wT 2.0
R. Hurley (125) 11-12-23 1-2 0-0 0-0
McBryde (97) 15-7-22 1-1 0-0 0-0
Boothe (214) 10-11-21 1-1 0-0 1-0
Cotton (325) 8-11-19 1-1 0-0 0-1
Crumbie (258) 13-4-17 0-0 0-0 0-0
Fields (49) 9-3-12 0-0 0-0 0-0
Myers (147) 5-5-10 0-0 0-0 0-1
Clayton (29) 4-1-5 1-3 0-0 0-0
Robinson (9) 3-0-3 0-0 0-0 0-0
Beasley (27) 1-1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Graham (38) 2-0-2 0-0 0-0 1-0
Dar. Taylor (49) 1-1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Tate (72) 2-0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Howard (16) 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
McDaniel (28) 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
Freeman (6) 1-0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
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First Down Tendancies Kickoffs
Total Rushing Passing No. Ret. OB TB FC OSK Avg. Depth Avg. Drive Start
Team Plays Yds. Avg. Plays Yds. Avg. Plays Yds. Avg. Owens Bi 41�53 3 1 7 415 yd. line (648) 25 yd. line (1198)
ECU 366 2040 5.6 l7?.. (ST 44 189 1253 6.6
Opponents 386 2437 6.3 272 1541 5.7 114 896 7.9
Times Gained 10+ Yards: ECU 80, Opponents 80. Average Starting Field Position East Carolina Opponents
iba Gained 5+ Yards: ECU ica. Opponents 153. DUIVES Slanted. �Win, See A ier oe Tov 159
oe Paces Attempts on First Downs: ECU 28, Opponents 32. Cumulative Starting Yardines =. ,4)..3.0.0..5.- 4653 5497
First Down Passing: ECU 116-189, Opponents 66-114. Average Starting Field Position............... ECU 30 OPP 35
Times Started Inside 20/Plus Territory ......... 30/17 25/32
Turnover Exchange ; :
Scoring Percentage Inside-the-20 East Carolina Opponents
East Carolina's 37 turnovers have led to 91 opponent points Times Penetrated Opponent 20............. 35 56
(24.8% of Opp. Points) NOlal SCOfeS 4a 26 43
Opponents' 27 turnovers have led to 66 East Carolina points Touchdowns/Field Goals Ded 6 a Ge Be Gee sors 24/2 Si i2
(22.8% of ECU's Points) Scoring Reeenlage,.... =) 445.5. 8 5... 74.3 76.8
Scoring Percentage (TDs only).............. 68.6 55.4
Time of Possession Average Drives East Carolina Opponents
1st 2nd 3rd 4th DINGS: Gee ee 157. 159
aed igre ae nis Aree Average Plays in Drive .............. 5.2 5.3
East Carolina 75:43 73:05 72:07 71:58 292:53
A 6-54 6-36 6-30 6:29 26:29 Average Yards im Onve...-..............4.:. 29.5 31.6
id ; SconnG DnVeS .. 4... 8 38 58
Opponents 89:17 91:55 92:53 93:02 367:07 Avg. Plays in Scoring Drive (271/393) ........ TA 6.8
Average 8:06 8:24 8:30 8:31 33:31 Avg. Yards in Scoring Drive (2402/3018) ...... 63.2 52.0
Drive Chart
Drives Drives Ended by Points Pts./ Drive
Quarterback Started TD FG FGA PUNT DOWN TRN CLOCK Scored Drive Efficiency
Anderson 120 29 2 4 42 6 31 6 205 17 25.8
McConnell 37 U 0 1 16 5 6 2 49 1.3 18.9
ECU Offense 157 36 5 58 4 37 8 254 1.6 24.2
Opp. Offense 159 43 15 12 51 1 26 71 353 22 36.5
Third Down Efficiency Analysis
Team 3rd and: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11+ Total Pct.
East Carolina 12-16 1-4 4-14 4-12 6-13 5-10 7-19 6-15 1-7 3-14 6-31 55-155 200
Opponents 10-14 8-17 13-17 3-8 6-20 2-10 4-12 3-7 3-11 0-13 7-34 59-163 02
East Carolina Total Yards Gained by Down
ist Down 2nd Down 3rd Down 4th Down Season
Att. - Yds. - Avg. Att. - Yds. - Avg. Att. - Yds. - Avg. Att. - Yds. - Avg. Att. - Yds. - Avg.
Rushing 177- 787-4.45 103- 696-6.76 40- 66-1.65 7-(-2)-0.00 327-1547-4.73
Passing 189-1253-6.63 174-1121-6.44 120-635-5.29 14-76-5.43 497-3085-6.22
Totals 366-2040-5.57 277-1817-6.56 160-701-4.38 21-74-3.52 824-4632-5.62
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CATEGORY
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Posstia stemiptee (0. eT Tee
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Peecoe ped irercenied .......... 41.565...
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HIGHS
558, vs. Syracuse
91, vs. Syracuse
7.24, vs. Arkansas State
30, vs. Virginia Tech
14,.vs. USM, ASU
23, vs. Syracuse
284, vs. Arkansas State
41, vs. Arkansas State
*521, vs. Syracuse
*77, vs. Syracuse
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5, by Southern Miss
2, vs. Va. Tech, Southern Miss
12, VS. USC, BGSU
100, vs. South Carolina
45, vs. Duke
30:24, vs. Cincinnati
17 vs. South Carolina (missed FG)
93 vs. Bowling Green (TD)
5:09 vs. West Virginia (TD)
LOWS
267, vs. Memphis State
63, vs. Arkansas State
3.34, vs. Memphis State
14, vs. Duke
3, vs. Syracuse
6, vs. Southern Miss
37, vs. Syracuse
14, vs. Syracuse
156, vs. Southern Miss
22, vs. Arkansas State
12, vs. Arkansas State
0, by South Carolina
0, vs. three teams
4, vs. Virginia Tech
39, vs. Virginia Tech
18, vs. USC, ASU
22:51, vs. South Carolina
Opponents
CATEGORY HIGHS LOWS
Velartiet Yards... 6 as 634, by Syracuse 345, by Arkansas State
ANG a 90, by West Virginia 66, by Cincinnati
Pra valds Per clay 5... 22 a. 8.13, by Syracuse 4.6, by South Carolina
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Yards Rushing
232, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State
150, Junior Smith vs. Southern Miss
133, Junior Smith vs. South Carolina
112, Charles Miles vs. Southern Miss (10 carries)
Rushing Attempts
32, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State
28, Junior Smith vs. Memphis State
20, Junior Smith vs. South Carolina
Touchdowns Rushing
3, Junior Smith vs. Bowling Green
2, Junior Smith vs. Pittsburgh, Arkansas State
Longest Rush
79, Charles Miles vs. Duke
55, Junior Smith vs. Pittsburgh
50, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State
Avg. Yards Per Carry (Min. 7 Attempts)
11.2, Charles Miles vs. Southern Miss (10 atts., 112 yards)
8.3, Junior Smith vs. Southern Miss (18 atts., 150 yards)
7.48, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State
Passing
Yards Passing
379, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
349, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
333, Michael Anderson vs. Syracuse
Passing Attempts
*55, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
52, Michael Anderson vs. Syracuse
44, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
Pass Completions
33, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
26, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
25, Michael Anderson vs. Cincinnati
Touchdown Passes
4, Michael Anderson vs. Cincinnati
3, Michael Anderson vs. South Carolina, Va. Tech
3, Sean McConnell vs. Arkansas State
Completion Percentage (Min. 20 Attempts)
.641, Michael Anderson vs. Cincinnati
.625, Michael Anderson vs. Duke
.617, Michael Anderson vs. West Virginia
.600, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
Pass Receiving
Receptions
12, Peter Zophy vs. Bowling Green
10, Clayton Driver vs. Cincinnati
9, Morris Letcher vs. Syracuse
9, Peter Zophy vs. Virginia Tech
Yards Receiving
155, Clayton Driver vs. Cincinnati
148, Peter Zophy vs. Bowling Green
111, Clayton Driver vs. Syracuse (5 catches)
111, Peter Zophy vs. Virginia Tech
110, Morris Letcher vs. West Virginia
Touchdown Receptions
2, Clayton Driver vs. South Carolina
2, Carlester Crumpler vs. Cincinnati
1992 Individual Superlatives
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Field Goals
Field Goals Made
1, Deke Owens vs. Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh
Field Goals Attempted
2, Deke Owens vs. Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh
1, Deke Owens vs. Syr., USC, Cinn.
Longest Field Goal
31, Deke Owens vs. Pittsburgh
26, Deke Owens vs. Virginia Tech
Most Points Kicking
7, Deke Owens vs. Pittsburgh (1 FG, 4 PAT)
6, Deke Owens vs. Cincinnati (6 PAT)
4, Deke Owens vs. Virginia Tech (1 PAT, 1 FG)
Punting
Longest Punt
56, Michael Jacobs vs. Syracuse
55, Garrett Beasley vs. Pittsburgh
52, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State
Highest Average
44.25, Michael Jacobs vs. Syracuse
37.8, Garrett Beasley vs. Duke
37.4, Garrett Beasley vs. Pittsburgh
Total Offense
Total Yards
369, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
339, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
333, Michael Anderson vs. Syracuse
Total Attempts
57, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
52, Michael Anderson vs. Syracuse
48, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
Avg. Gain Per Play
7.2, Michael Anderson vs. Cincinnati
7.1, Michael Anderson vs. Virginia Tech
6.47, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green
Al-Purpose Rushing Yardage
302, Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State
242, Morris Letcher vs. West Virginia
222, Morris Letcher vs. Bowling Green
Defense
Solo Tackles
12, Tony Davis vs. Virginia Tech
11, Tony Davis vs. South Carolina
11, Tony Davis vs. South Carolina
Total Tackles
16, Tony Davis vs. Virginia Tech
15, Ernie Lewis vs. South Carolina
15, Jerry Dillon vs. Southern Miss, West Virginia
Interceptions
2, Greg Grandison vs. Virginia Tech
Quarterback Sacks
2, Bernard Carter vs. Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Memphis State
Tackles for Losses
3, Zaim Cunmulaj vs. South Carolina, Arkansas State
3, Bernard Carter vs. Arkansas State, Memphis State
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Longest Offensive & Defensive Plays
Yards Description Opponent TD Note
97 Derrek Batson punt return West Virginia Yes Longest in school history
97 Ernie Lewis fumble recovery return West Virginia Yes Longest in school history
Hank Cooper interception return Cincinnati Yes T2nd longest in ECU history
85 Morris Letcher punt return Memphis State No
79 Charles Miles run Duke No T8th longest rush in ECU history
8) Greg Floyd interception return Pittsburgh Yes Defensive TD in 3rd straight game
55 Junior Smith run Pittsburgh Yes Longest TD run of the season
52 Greg Grandison interception return Arkansas State No
50 Junior Smith run Arkansas State No
46 Morris Letcher kickoff return West Virginia No
46 Morris Foreman kickoff return Syracuse No
45 Junior Smith run South Carolina No Trick play
45 Clayton Driver pass from Michael Anderson South Carolina No Longest pass play of season
45 Morris Foreman kickoff return Memphis State No
44 Morris Letcher pass from Michael Anderson West Virginia No
42 Cedric Van Buren pass from Michael Anderson Syracuse No
42 Morris Letcher kickoff return South Carolina No
41 Carlester Crumpler pass from Michael Anderson Bowling Green No Crumpler's longest career reception
40 Clayton Driver pass from Michael Anderson Cincinnati Yes
39 Carlester Crumpler pass from Sean McConnell Syracuse No
39 Clayton Driver pass from Michael Anderson Virginia Tech Yes Driver makes catch on his back
39 Morris Letcher kickoff return Bowling Green No
36 Greg Grandison interception return Virginia Tech No
36 Ernie Lewis fumble recovery return Duke Yes ECU's longest fumble rec. return
Charles Miles run Cincinnati No 2nd week in a row for Miles long run
| Morris Letcher kickoff return Memphis State No
32 Carlester Crumpler pass from Michael Anderson Cincinnati Yes Less than minute left in first half
32 Morris Letcher kickoff return Duke No
32 Morris Letcher punt return Virginia Tech No
32 Morris Foreman kickoff return Pittsburgh No
31 Peter Zophy pass from Sean McConnell Arkansas State No
31 Peter Zophy pass from Michael Anderson Bowling Green No
21 Carlos Blake kickoff return Duke No
30 Morris Letcher pass from Sean McConnell Arkansas State Yes
30 Charles Miles run Southern Miss No Longest run of USM game
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Syracuse Va. Tech So. Caro. B. Green Duke Cincinnati Pittsburgh So. Miss. West Va. Ark. State Mem. State
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Anderson 24-52-1 26-44-3 18-35-0 33-55-3 20-32-4 25-39-2 20-37-1 23-39-5 21-34-2 DNP 12-31-2
333-2 349-3 219-3 379-2 156-1 314-4 214-2 156-2 237-2 129-1
McConnell 12-24-1 7-13-0 1-5-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 4-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-7-1 12-22-2 5-10-0
188-1 57-0 7-0 27-0 11-0 46-0 0-0 0-0 14-0 172-3 38-0
Jacobs 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
0-0 20-1 19-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Foreman 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
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Rushing
Syracuse Va. Tech So. Caro. B. Green Duke Cincinnati Pittsburgh So. Miss. West Va. Ark. State Mem. State
Player No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD
Van Buren 4-39-0 11-39-0 5-29-0 2-17-0 6-20-0 5-18-0 11-53-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP
Smith 7-6-0 13-59-0 20-133-0 14-71-3 12-47-0 14-92-1 14-93-2 18-150-1 15-45-0 31-232-2 28-109-0
McConnell 3-(-8)-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-3)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-4-0 0-0-0
Anderson 0-0-0 A4-10}-0 24-80 2{40)0 104-9)0 Giis)0 2468/0 AITO 20 DNP 9-(-11)-0
Letcher 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-6)-0 2-36-0 1-(-5)-0 0-0-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-5-0 0-0-0
Driver 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-12-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Foreman 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 1-9-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Beasley 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-11)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Miles DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 2-82-0 3-32-0 3-7-0 10-112-0 5-41-0 7-43-0 2-2-0
D. Wilson 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-12-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Receiving
Syracuse Va. Tech So. Caro. B. Green Duke Cincinnati Pittsburgh So. Miss. West Va. Ark. State Mem. State
Player No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD No-Yds-TD
Driver 5-111-1 4-82-1 4-67-2 3-38-1 1-7-0 10-155-1 3-44-0 4-32-0 4-32-0 0-0-0 5-56-0
Letcher 9-103-1 1-3-0 4-55-0 7-80-0 3-33-1 3-32-0 2-14-1 6-25-0 6-110-1 2-59-1 4-43-0
Van Buren 3-56-0 5-49-1 5-35-1 5-26-0 3-24-0 6-31-1 4-30-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP
Zophy 6-55-0 9-111-1 2-26-0 12-148-1 2-15-0 1-7-0 5-53-0 1-4-0 1-8-0 2-45-0 3-15-0
Linville 1-22-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-14-0 3-17-1 0-0-0
Batson 1-24-1 7-87-0 3-30-0 1-5-0 3-18-0 6-77-0 2-38-1 2-6-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Crumpler 6-91-0 4-59-1 2-32-0 6-104-0 3-36-0 3-58-2 1-12-0 5-64-1 3-30-0 3-22-0 2-16-0
Williams 2-41-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Hicks 3-18-0 2-26-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-22-0 0-0-0 1-15-0 2-13-0 3-40-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Smith 0-0-0 1-6-0 0-0-0 2-5-0 3-15-0 0-0-0 2-8-0 0-0-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
N. Wilson 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-3)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Miles DNP DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-10-1 2-10-1 2-29-1 1-7-0
C. Blake 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-30-1
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Davis 7-6-13 12-4-16 11-3-14 1-1-2 6-7-13 9-4-13 7-1-8 10-3-13 6-4-10 4-7-11 9-0-9
Dillon 5-7-12 3-4-7 DNP DNP 6-5-11 8-5-13 5-1-6 11-4-15 7-8-15 9-8-17 6-1-7
Lewis 7-3-10 7-5-12 11-4-15 4-4-8 4-2-6 3-2-5 5-4-9 3-3-6 4-6-10 5-3-8 5-3-8
Jones 4-5-9 4-2-6 4-8-12 8-3-11 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1
Render 0-6-6 1-0-1 1-0-1 1-2-3 5-1-6 3-1-4 4-3-7 1-0-1 8-2-10 4-1-5 3-0-3
Grandison 4-1-5 4-2-6 3-0-3 6-2-8 5-3-8 2-0-2 2-2-4 5-4-9 6-2-8 4-3-7 7-0-7
Cooper 5-0-5 0-0-0 2-1-3 1-0-1 5-2-7 5-2-7 4-1-5 0-1-1 2-1-3 4-4-8 2-1-3
R. Hurley 4-0-4 0-2-2 4-2-6 0-1-1 2-3-5 DNP 1-2-3 0-2-2 DNP DNP DNP
Walker 1-2-3 4-1-5 8-1-9 5-1-6 0-0-0 3-0-3 4-1-5 0-0-0 1-1-2 1-1-2 4-1-5
Foreman 2-0-2 5-0-5 3-0-3 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-2-3 3-1-4 4-1-5 4-1-5 0-0-0 1-0-1
Der. Taylor 2-1-3 0-2-2 1-3-4 2-2-4 5-1-6 1-0-1 DNP 1-0-1 0-1-1 3-0-3 0-2-2
Dar. Taylor DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Cooke 2-0-2 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-1 3-3-6 2-3-5 0-1-1 3-1-4 3-1-4 2-2-4 0-1-1
Carter 4-1-5 4-1-5 2-2-4 3-0-3 4-1-5 2-4-6 4-1-5 10-2-12 5-4-9 8-7-15 7-2-9
Myers 2-1-3 2-3-5 1-1-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
McBryde 0-2-2 0-0-0 6-0-6 9-5-14 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP
Beasley 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Floyd 1-1-2 4-0-4 4-0-4 3-0-3 1-0-1 4-3-7 5-0-5 5-4-9 4-2-6 1-0-1 DNP
Cunmulaj 2-1-3 4-2-6 5-2-7 2-5-7 5-6-11 3-3-6 3-1-4 3-1-4 3-3-6 2-7-9 1-1-2
Cotton 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-2-2 1-1-2 0-1-1 2-2-4 3-1-4 1-1-2 0-0-0
Libiano DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-3 5-1-6 3-4-7 3-3-6 1-0-1 2-2-4
Scott 1-0-1 1-2-3 1-1-2 1-0-1 1-1-2 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-2-2 2-3-5 3-3-6 0-2-2
Graham 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP
Clayton 1-0-1 1-0-1 2-1-3 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
Tate 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 1-0-1
Crumbie 1-0-1 2-0-2 1-1-2 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 3-0-3 1-0-1 2-0-2
Boothe 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-2-2 1-1-2 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-2-2 3-1-4 5-3-8 DNP
Hefflin DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0
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First Downs 28 30 18 26 14 26 18 21 20 23 7
(Rush-Pass-Penalty) (3-23-2) (7-22-1) (6-10-2) (5-20-1) (5-9-0) (6-19-1) (6-11-1) (14-6-1) (6-12-2) (14-8-1) (7-9-1)
Rush Atts-Net Yds. 14-37 29-90 28-153 20-114 34-138 29-141 34-157 32-245 27-88 41-284 39-100
Pass Atts-Comp.-Int. 77-36-2 58-34-3 41-20-0 59-36-3 37-22-4 44-29-2 37-20-1 39-23-5 41-23-3 22-12-2 41-17-2
Pass Yards S21 426 245 406 167 360 214 156 251 V2 167
Total Off. Plays-Yds. 91-558 87-516 69-398 79-520 71-305 73-501 71-371 71-401 68-339 63-456 80-267
Avg. Gain Per Play 6.13 5.93 OT 6.58 4.29 6.86 5.20 5.65 4.99 7.24 3.34
Fumbles - Lost 2-1 2-2 3-1 0-0 3-2 2-0 3-0 2-2 2-1 2-0 1-1
Penalties - Yards 9-54 4-39 12-100 12-66 5-65 9-85 10-65 8-51 10-71 9-65 8-51
Punts - Average 4-44.25 5-32.4 5-37.0 3-31.3 5-37.8 4-34.5 5-37.4 5-36.0 5-31.4 4-23.8 13-37.5
Kick Rets. - Yards 5-163 5-68 5-115 6-123 6-142 4-81 5-76 6-101 5-115 2-42 7-179
Possession Time 24:55 30:12 22:01 23:39 29:09 30:24 26:12 26:16 25.17 25:06 29:59
Third Down Convers. 8-18 8-17 5-14 3-10 2-15 7-15 4-15 1-9 4-11 6-11 5-19
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Category Syracuse Va. Tech So. Caro. B. Green Duke Cincinnati Pittsburgh So. Miss. West Va. Ark. State Mem. State
First Downs 30 17 23 31 21 20 29 17 32 19 17
(Rush-Pass-Penalty) (20-8-2) (14-3-0) (16-5-2) (14-12-5) (11-9-2) (11-7-2) (11-17-1) (13-3-1) (21-8-3) (9-8-2) (9-8-0)
Rush Atts-Net Yds. 61-421 56-259 57-229 48-226 47-239 40-194 39-198 55-262 63-379 45-166 39-215
Pass Atts-Comp.-int. 17-11-0 18-7-2 21-12-0 40-27-1 29-20-2 26-16-2 47-29-2 18-9-0 27-15-1 25-15-2 30-18-2
Pass Yards 213 98 132 246 222 188 367 114 142 179 335
Total Off. Plays-Yds. 78-634 74-357 78-361 88-472 76-461 66-382 86-565 73-376 90-521 70-345 69-550
Avg. Gain Per Play 8.13 4.82 4.6 5.36 6.06 5.79 6.57 5.15 5.79 4.93 797
Fumbles - Lost 3-1 5-3 5-1 0-0 3-2 1-0 6-3 1-1 4-2 2-0 1-0
Penalties - Yards 8-73 4-30 7-55 5-50 5-65 9-66 8-54 7-50 7-64 9-77 7-75
Punts - Average 3-42.3 5-42.4 4-35.3 5-33.0 3-36.7 6-35.5 4-42.5 6-33.3 2-47.0 5-41.0 8-47.0
Kick Rets. - Yards 1-14 6-55 4-106 3-61 2-35 4-22 7-94 3-32 3-83 6-77 2-55
Possession Time 35:05 29:48 37:09 36:21 30:51 29:36 33:48 33:44 34:43 34:54 30:01
Third Down Convers. 7-14 6-17 6-16 5-13 6-15 1-11 7-15 4-17 5-14 8-18 4-13
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TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS
Recovered Lost Net Running Per Game
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Virginia Tech Sept. 12 2 3 5 3 2 5 _ -2 -1
South Carolina Sept. 19 0 1 1 0 1 1 - -2 -0.67
Bowling Green Sept. 26 1 0 1 3 0 3 -2 -4 -1
Duke Oct. 10 2 2 4 4 2 6 -2 -6 -1.2
Cincinnati Oct. 17 2 0 2 2 0 2 "2 -6 -1
Pittsburgh Oct. 24 2 3 5 1 0 1 +4 -2 -.285
Southern Miss Oct. 29 0 1 1 5 2 7 -6 -8 "|
West Virginia Nov. 7 1 2 3 3 1 4 -1 -9 -1
Arkansas State Nov. 14 2 0 2 2 0 2 ~ -9 -0.9
Memphis State Nov. 21 2 0 2 2 1 3 -1 -10 -0.9
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Syracuse, 9/5 McConnell Van Buren
Virginia Tech, 9/12 McConnell Van Buren
So. Carolina, 9/19 McConnell Van Buren
Bowling Green, 9/26 McConnell Van Buren
Duke, 10/10 McConnell Van Buren
Cincinnati, 10/17 McConnell Van Buren
Pittsburgh, 10/24 Anderson Van Buren
So. Mississippi, 10/29 Anderson Wilson
West Virginia, 11/7 McConnell Smith
Arkansas State, 11/14 � McConnell Smith
Memphis State, 11/21 McConnell Smith
Defense
Opponent, Date RE RT
Syracuse, 9/5 Myers Cunmulaj
Virginia Tech, 9/12 Myers Cunmulaj
So. Carolina, 9/19 Myers Cunmulaj
Bowling Green, 9/26 Scott Cunmulaj
Duke, 10/10 Scott Cunmulaj
Cincinnati, 10/17 Scott Cunmulaj
Pittsburgh, 10/24 Scott Cotton
So. Mississippi, 10/29 Scott Cunmulaj
West Virginia, 11/7 Scott Cunmulaj
Arkansas State, 11/14 Boothe Cunmulaj
Memphis State, 11/21 Scott Cunmulaj
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25 Derrek Batson X X S S S S X xX X xX X
20 Garrett Beasley X X S X S S S S S DNP X
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54 Ryan Clayton X X X X X X X X X X X
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70 Jeff Cooke X S X X X X S S X S S
13 Hank Cooper X X X Xx S S S Ss S S S
94 Dealton Cotton X X X X X X S xX S X X
52 Ken Crawford S S S S S S S S S S S
17 David Crumbie X X X X X X X X X X S
88 Carlester Crumpler S S S S S S S S S S S
50 Zaim Cunmulaj S S S S S S X S S S S
63 Tony Davis S S S S S S S S S S S
86 Jerry Dillon S X INJ INJ S S xX S S S S
85 Clayton Driver S S S S S S S S X S S
1 Derrick Fields INJ INJ INJ X DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
34 Greg Floyd S S S S S S S S S S X
if Morris Freeman X X X X X X X X S X S
21 Anthony Freeman DNP DNP DNP DNP xX X X xX xX X DNP
84 Leonard Graham X X X X X X X X X INJ INJ
5 Greg Grandison S S S Ss S S S S X S X
93 Tim Hefflin DNP DNP DNP DNP X DNP Xx Xx DNP X DNP
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56 Charles Howard X X X X X X X X X X Xx
62 Tony Howard X X X DNP X X X X X X X
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Sept. 5 � Ficklen Stadium � Greenville, N.C.
Syracuse 42, ECU 21 - /Ismail, Syracuse speed past East Carolina
East Carolina cornerback Greg Floyd com-
pares playing against Qadry Ismail to "lining up
against a Porsche every play."
It took a single play Saturday night for
Syracuse's Ismail to break the speed limit.
Ismail is sometimes a flanker, sometimes a
wishbone halfback, but he is always in fifth gear.
Saturday, Ismail scored on a 64-yard run on
Syracuse's opening play from scrimmage, set-
ting the tone for a 42-21 Orange victory at sold-
out Ficklen Stadium.
The loss broke an 11-game winning streak for
the Pirates. East Carolina's last loss previous to
Saturday was a 38-31 fall in 1991 at Illinois that
turned on a controversial call against the Pirates
for unsportsmanlike conduct.
This game had no such drama once Ismail,
the brother of former Notre Dame star Raghib
'"'Rocket"' Ismail, touched the ball.
Following the opening kickoff, the Orange-
men lined up in a pro set with Ismail split wide,
then shifted suddenly into a wishbone. The ball
went to Ismail on a pitch from Syracuse quarter-
back Marvin Graves, and 64 yards later Ismail
was in the end zone, quite alone.
Ismail ""gee-goshed"' his way through a post-
game interview, giving most of the credit to his
blocking. But new East Carolina coach Steve
Logan knew better.
"When you let that kid loose, it's going to be
a touchdown,'' Logan said. ''That's that."
The next two times Ismail touched the ball
were only slightly less impressive. His 20-yard
run on a reverse set up Syracuse's third
touchdown and a 21-0 halftime lead. His 34-yard
reception in the third quarter set up another
Syracuse touchdown for a 28-7 edge.
A year ago, the Pirates could have responded
with a magician of their own. But quarterback Jeff
Blake has left for the NFL and Blake's two
successors - Sean McConnell and Michael
Anderson - combined to complete just 12 of 30
passes in the first half.
McConnell started, but failed to push the
Pirates across midfield in the Pirates' first two
possessions. Then Anderson took over, working
out of the shotgun to push East Carolina to
Syracuse's 12-yard line with a 42-yard comple-
tion to Cedric Van Buren.
But Anderson then threw three straight in-
complete passes and Michael Jacob's field-goal
attempt flew wide. That's as close as the Pirates
came to a score in the first half.
Logan hardly sounded contrite afterward,
despite the lopsided score.
''| don't think there's an offense in the country
that can consume the field better than us. It's
really scary,'' Logan crowed. "'If that's the 10th-
best team in the country, I'll go tee it up with them
in 20 minutes."'
Logan drew his cockiness from a short
Pirates comeback early in the second half.
By Rick Bonnell, Charlotte Observer
McConnell found split end Clayton Driver on a
turn-in pattern for a 28-yard touchdown, then
ECU gambled on a onside kick.
The ploy worked when safety Hank Cooper
jumped on the ball for the Pirates. But McConnell
fumbled the possession away, as he was hit by
Syracuse cornerback Doug Womack. On the
next play, Graves found Ismail, on a play fake,
for the 34-yard completion.
"| really felt we had a chance to get back in
the game there, and we didn't,'' Logan said.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about the
Orangemen is their balance. A different Orange-
man scored each touchdown.
'"'They've got Ismail. They also have Graves,
(Shelby) Hill and (David) Walker,'' Greg Floyd
said. ''They're effective because they're more
than one person."'
The crowd of 36,500 was the largest in East
Carolina history.
Syractse, 5... ee 140 7 14" 7 a2
East Carolita.- 2). 0-0 7144 =! 21
FIRST QUARTER
SU: Ismail 64 run (Biskup kick), 14:42. Drive: 1 play, 64
yards, 0:18 possession time. Key plays: none. SU 7, ECU 0.
SU: Ferrell 41 pass from Graves (Biskup kick), 3:34. Drive:
8 plays, 89 yards, 4:50 possession time. Key plays: Walker
11 run, Walker 4 pass from Graves on 3rd down, Lee 14
run. SU 14, ECU 0.
SECOND QUARTER
SU: Walker 5 run (Biskup kick), 12:11. Drive: 6 plays, 80
yards, 1:57 possession time. Key plays: Picucci 33 run,
Richardson recovers Graves fumble on 3rd down, Ismail 20
ruin. SU 21. ECU 0.
THIRD QUARTER
ECU: Driver 28 pass from McConnell (Owens kick), 13:17.
Drive: 6 plays, 80 yards, 1:43 possession time. Key plays:
R. Williams 29 pass from McConnell, Crumpler 8 pass from
McConnell on 3rd down, Van Buren 12 run. SU 21, ECU 7.
SU: Richardson 2 run (Biskup kick), 8:42. Drive: 4 plays,
45 yards, 1:46 possession time. Key plays: Palmer recovers
McConnell fumble, Ismail 34 pass from Graves. SU 28, ECU
7,
SU: Gedney 3 pass from Graves (Biskup kick), 0:39. Drive:
14 plays, 85 yards, 6:01 possession time. Key plays:
Johnson 18 pass from Graves, Walker 18 run, Hill 7 pass
from Graves on 3rd down. SU 35, ECU 7.
FOURTH QUARTER
ECU: Batson 24 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 7:32.
Drive: 8 plays, 88 yards, 1:18 possession time. Key plays:
Cotton recovers Richardson fumble, Driver 21 pass from
Anderson, Letcher 20 pass from Anderson. SU 35, ECU 14.
ECU: Letcher 10 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 3:03.
Drive: 8 plays, 80 yards, 1:18 possession time. Key plays:
Driver 26 pass from Anderson, Linville 22 pass from Ander-
son. SU 35, ECU 21.
SU: Hill 40 pass from Graves (Biskup kick), 2:38. Drive: 3
plays, 43 yards, 0:25 possession time. Key plays: SU
recovers onside kick. SU 42, ECU 21.
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TEAM STATISTICS
ECU SU
PSU WOWNG 2) 6G 6s ee 28 30
Pls) 62 3 20
raSeing oes Lea 23 8
Penauyiieiai es! oe ee 4 2
Net Yards Rushing........... 37 421
PRI OIO S680 hice de ole Big 14 61
Average perrush ............. 2.64 6.90
Net Yards Passing ........... 521 213
Completed-attempted.......... 36-77 11-17
Yards per completion..:....... 14.47 19.36
Sacks-yards 106 2 es Ee 2-16 2-16
Had intercepted. 42. 20. 222s Z 0
Fotal Net Yards. � . ins cu oc. 558 634
VOlal-DlAVS 22 91 78
Avelode OGM we a oe: 6.13 8.13
Punts-Average .............. 4-44.3 3-42.3
Punt Return�............17% 1-4 1-16
Interception Returns ......... 0-0 2-0
Kickoff Returns.............. 5-163 1-14
Penalties-Yards.............. 9-54 8-73
Fumbles-Lost,..... .........0s.. 2-1 3-1
Time of Possession .......... 24:55 35:05
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 8-18 7-14
4th Down Efficiency.......... 0-4 0-0
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (Owens 29), Syracuse
(Biskup 47, 34, 34).
East Carolina rushing: McConnell 3-(-8), Van Buren 4-39,
Smith 7-6.
Syracuse rushing: Graves 6-0, Mason 2-17, Lee 6-41,
Walker 14-95, Wooten 10-53, Richardson 12-53, Ismail
3-87, Picucci 2-49, DarDar 6-26.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 12-24 for 188 yards, 1
int., 1 TD, Anderson 24-52 for 333 yards, 1 int., 2 TD,
Jacobs 0-1.
Syracuse passing: Graves 11-17 for 213 yards, 0 int., 3 TD.
East Carolina receiving: Letcher 9-103, Van Buren 3-56,
Zophy 6-55, Linville 1-22, Driver 5-111, Batson 1-24,
Crumpler 6-91, Williams 2-41, Hicks 3-18.
Syracuse receiving: Hill 3-65, Gedney 3-45, Johnson 1-18,
Ismail 1-34, Ferrell 1-41, Lee 1-6, Walker 1-4.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Davis
7-6-13, Dillon 5-6-11, Lewis 7-2-9, Jones 3-5-8, Grandison
4-1-5, Render 0-6-6.
Syracuse solos-assists-total (leaders only): Jones 3-5-8,
Todd 6-0-6, Young 4-2-6, Bevill 5-1-6, Conley 2-3-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (none). Syracuse (Joseph 1
for O yards, Hawkins 1 for 0 yards).
Officials: Referee-Gelbke, Linesman-McGrath, Field
Judge-Cherblanc, Back Judge-Jones, Umpire-Crowley,
Line Judge-Trainer, Side Judge-Cockran.
Time: 3:22. Temperature: 74. Wind: 3-5 mph. Weather:
Muggy, scattered showers.
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Sept. 12 � Ficklen Stadium � Greenville, N.C.
ECU 30, Virginia Tech 26 - ECU rallies to beat VPI, 30-27
For one week, at least, the magic is back at East
Carolina.
Tight end Carlester Crumpler caughi a 21-yard
touchdown pass from Michael Anderson with 42
seconds left Saturday to give the Pirates a lead and
Clayton Driver caught a pass for a two-point con-
version as ECU beat Virginia Tech, 30-27.
East Carolina (1-1) trailed the Hokes 27-22 with
3:46 left in the game, but Anderson directed the
winning drive as the Pirates moved 71 yards in eight
plays.
''Michael will be the hero today, but he's close
to being a goat because of the interceptions he
threw. The courage that he showed by being able
to come back and go one play at a time indicates
what we have seen on the practice field,' ECU
coach Steve Logan said.
Anderson was the hero as he led the Pirates to
516 yards in total offense. The big sophomore threw
for 349 yards and three touchdowns and three in-
terceptions. Junior Smith led the Pirates in rushing
with 59 yards on 13 carries.
ECU had to outscore the Hokies because the
Pirate defense couldn't stop them. Virginia Tech
amassed 357 yards in total offense, just over half
of what the Pirates gave up against Syracuse in their
season-opening loss.
Virginia Tech (1-1) wasted little time in getting
on the scoreboard. The Hokies let a standing room
only crowd of 35,121 know what kind of day it would
be as DeShazo hooked up with split end Antonio
Freeman for a 50-yard gain on VPI's first play of the
day.
With the Hokies deep in ECU territory and
threatening to get into the end zone, the Pirate
defense stiffened and forced VPI to settle for a
33-yard field goal by Ryan Williams. The Hokies led
3-0 with 9:34 left in the first quarter.
After an exchange of missed field goals, East
Carolina got moving and reach the VPI 3 thanks to
two long completions from Anderson to Driver (18
yards) and Derek Batson (24 yards). On first-and-
goal, however, Cedric Van Buren fumbled a pitchout
and VPI had survived a major scare.
Late in the second quarter, East Carolina
recovered a fumble at the Hokie 28 and took just
four plays to score. On fourth-and-2 at the 20, ECU
lined up for a field goal attempt, but holder Michael
Jacobs stood up and found Van Buren wide open
down the middle for a touchdown. Deke Owens
tacked on the the extra point, giving the Pirates a
7-3 lead with 2:59 left in the half.
An exchange of punts left the Pirates in pos-
session at the VPI 39 with just under a minute re-
maining. Anderson hooked up with Crumpler for 11
yards and with Pete Zophy for 19 more to set up a
26-yard field goal by Owens with 10 seconds to go.
Virginia Tech took three cracks at the Pirate
defense in the third quarter before scoring. The
Hokies drove 71 yards in 11 plays to tie the game
on a one-yard sneak by DeShazo with 4:08 left. The
key play in the drive was an 18-yard run by tailback
Tony Kennedy. Kennedy carried six times for 46 of
his 56 yards during the drive.
The score was tied at 10-10, but it didn't stay tied
for long. On third and 10 at the Pirate 46, Ander-
son tried to throw a screen pass to wide receiver
By David Howell, Kinston (N.C.) Free Press
Morris Letcher, but VPI corner Tyrone Drakeford
stepped in front of Letcher and raced 40 yards for
a touchdown. With 3:24 left in the third quarter,
Virginia Tech had a 17-10 lead.
ECU was not impressed. The Pirates marched
77 yards on their next possession for what should
have been the tying points. On second-and-3 VPI's
39, Driver out-scrambled safety Kirk Alexander to
make a diving catch in the end zone.
ECU had narrowed the gap to 17-16, but the
Pirates' age-old enemy - the kicking game -
reared its ugly head on the extra point. VPI's
Bernard Basham broke through and blocked the
kick, reviving memories of a similar block that cost
ECU a game against the Hokies two years ago.
Just when the Pirates seemed to have found
their momentum, Anderson's inexperience cost
ECU points again. Anderson tried to go deep to
Crumpler on a turn-in, but Drakeford picked off the
pass and returned it to East Carolina's 25. The
Hokies took five plays to score, this time on a three-
yard burst by Kennedy.
With time running out, and the Pirates trailing
24-16, Anderson won his spurs. The sophomore
connected on five straight passes as ECU drove 92
yards for a score. Zophy caught a 17-yard strike with
6:36 left to cut the gap to 24-22. An attempted two-
point conversion failed.
Another interception by Drakeford nearly cost
ECU the game. The junior cornerback returned his
third pickoff of the day to East Carolina's seven-yard
line. At that point, the Pirate defense got tough. VPI
seemed ready to put the game away, but a penalty
for illegal motion and a loss of three yards on second
down forced the Hokies to settle for a 22-yard field
goal from Williams with 3:46 left.
Trailing 27-22, ECU got moving again. Ander-
son found Van Buren for 13 yards, then went to
Batson for 11 more. Zophy's circus catch added 14
yards to the total and brought ECU to the Hokies' 29.
Another pass to Zophy picked up eight yards,
setting up a pass to Crumpler that looked very much
like a game-winning pattern in the Peach Bowl.
Anderson then fired the ball through a small crack
in the Hokie defense to Driver for a two-point
conversion.
Virginia Tech... ......: ..;; 3...0 14.10 -.27
East Carolina. �9... ...2... � 10. & 14 -. 30
FIRST QUARTER
VT: Williams 34 FG, 9:34. Drive: 5 plays, 55 yards, 1:51 posses-
sion time. Key plays: Freeman 50 pass from DeShazo. VT 3, ECU
0.
SECOND QUARTER
ECU: Van Buren 20 pass from Jacobs (Owens kick), 2:59. Drive:
4 plays, 28 yards, 1:11 possession time. Key plays: Davis recovers
Hodges fumble, Touchdown comes on fake field goal. ECU 7, VT
3.
ECU: Owens 26 FG, :10. Drive: 7 plays, 30 yards, 0:43 posses-
sion time. Key plays: Crumpler 11 pass from Anderson, Zophy
18 pass from Anderson. ECU 10, VT 3.
THIRD QUARTER
VT: DeShazo 1 run (Williams kick), 4:08. Drive: 11 plays, 71 yards,
4:19 possession time. Key plays: Kennedy back-to-back 13 and
12 runs, Hebron 15 run on 3rd down, Kennedy 18 run. ECU 10,
VT 10.
VT: Drakeford 40 interception return (Williams kick), 3:24. Drive:
none. Key plays: none. VT 17, ECU 10.
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ECU: Driver 39 pass from Anderson (kick blocked), :25. Drive:
7 plays, 77 yards, 2:59 possession time. Key plays: Driver 10 pass
from Anderson on 3rd down. VT 17, ECU 16.
FOURTH QUARTER
VT: Kennedy 3 run (Williams kick), 8:46. Drive: 5 plays, 25 yards,
1:29 possession time. Key plays: Drakeford intercepts Anderson
pass, DeShazo 17 run. VT 24, ECU 16.
ECU: Zophy 17 pass from Anderson (pass fails), 6:36. Drive: 7
plays, 92 yards, 2:10 possession time. Key plays: Crumpler 18
pass from Anderson with 15-yard VT penalty added, Zophy back-
to-back 17 and 11 yard receptions from Anderson. VT 24, ECU
22.
VT: Williams 22 FG, 3:46. Drive: 4 plays, 1 yard, 1:38 possession
time. Key plays: Henley intercepts Anderson pass at EC7, VT off-
sides penalty, DeShazo loses 3 yard on fumble. VT 27, ECU 22.
ECU: Crumpler 21 pass from Anderson (Driver from Anderson),
:42. Drive: 8 plays, 71 yards, 3:04 possession time. Key plays:
Van Buren 13 pass from Anderson on 3rd down, Batson 11 pass
from Anderson, Zophy 14 pass from Anderson. ECU 30, VT 27.
TEAM STATISTICS
ECU VT
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Net Yards Rushing ....-...... 90 259
PUISNGS 3460) 50 ae 29 56
PVClagO Perfrusn ..0...4.-.... 3.10 4.63
Net Yards Passing ...-...-_... 426 98
Completed-attempted.......... 34-58 7-18
Yards per completion. ......... 12-53 14.0
Sacks-yards 10St. =... .....4.5. 1-10 1-12
Flad intercepted ..........._.. 3 2
total Net Yards. ............. 516 357
Ota PVs 66 a 87 74
AvSliagje Gai 26)... 5.93 4.82
Punts-Average .............. 5-32.4 5-42.4
Punt RetMm� =. sce. 1-32 3-26
Interception Returns ......... 2-40 3-74
Kickoff Returns. ....-......-.. 5-68 6-55
Penaltie�s-YardS...........-.. 4-39 4-30
Fumbies-Eost 22.2... ....-.: 2-2 5-3
Time of Possession .......... $0:12 29:48
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 8-17 6-17
4th Down Efficiency .......... 1-1 1-1
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (Owens 47), Virginia Tech
(Williams 43, 39).
East Carolina rushing: McConnell 1-2, Anderson 4-(-10), Van
Buren 11-39, Smith 13-59.
Virginia Tech rushing: DeShazo 12-37, Hebron 22-128,
Poindexter 9-26, Hodges 3-12, Kennedy 10-56.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 7-13 for 57 yards, 0 int., 0 TD,
Anderson 26-44 for 349 yards, 3 int., 3 TD, Jacobs 1-1 for 20
yards, 0 int., 1 TD.
Virginia Tech passing: DeShazo 7-18 for 98 yards, 2 int., 0 TD.
East Carolina receiving: Zophy 9-111, Van Buren 5-49, Crumpler
4-59, Smith 1-6, Linville 1-3, Batson 7-87, Driver 4-82, Letcher
1-3, Hicks 2-26.
Virginia Tech receiving: Hodges 3-25, Hebron 2-10, Freeman
2-63.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Davis 11-4-15,
Lewis 7-5-12, Dillon 3-4-7, Jones 4-2-6, Grandison 4-2-6,
Cunmulaj 4-2-6, Myers 2-3-5, Carter 4-1-5, Walker 4-1-5,
Foreman 5-0-5.
Virginia Tech solos-assists-total (leaders only): Byrd 8-5-13,
Alexander 6-5-11, Preston 3-5-8, Pendleton 5-3-8, Brown 3-3-6,
Drakeford 4-2-6, Henley 3-2-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Grandison 2 for 40 yards). Virginia
Tech (Drakeford 2 for 66 yards, Henley 1 for 8 yards).
Officials: Referee-Louderback, Linesman-Wiltshire, Field Judge-
Klingensmith, Back Judge-Frazier, Umpire-Cerra, Line Judge-
Scherens, Side Judge-Cullen.
Time: 3:17. Temperature: 73. Wind: 12 mph NE. Weather:
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Sept. 19 � Williams-Brice Stadium � Columbia, S.C.
ECU 20, South Carolina 18 - Bucs pull out a winner
There was no joy in Mudville for South
Carolina's football team on this stormy Saturday
night, but there was for East Carolina's.
Yes, the Pirates pulled a few pranks and
pulled out another routinely nerve-wracking
20-18 victory that, in the end, sent shivers up
60,030 spines at rain-drenched Williams-Brice
Stadium.
Still using some of their 1991 magic, the Bucs
survived two field-goal attempts by sure-footed
Marty Simpson in the last 25 seconds, hung on
and beat the winless Gamecocks in Columbia for
the first time in eight tries.
lt came down to this: On third down, Simpson
- who had booted four consecutive field goals
- tried a 36-yarder that was blocked by Thomas
Jones, a stand-in for injured Jerry Dillon.
But South Carolina recovered. So the
Gamecocks specialist took another crack on
fourth down from the same spot with 15 ticks left.
It was no good.
Unbelievable? Nope. Just routine for these
2-1 Pirates, who won close games all last season
and edged Virginia Tech in the final seconds with
a dramatic drive a week ago.
'Our team was not scared this time at
Williams-Brice,'' Pirate coach Steve Logan said.
'This was a big win for us because it proves we
can play in this stadium where we have not
played well the times I've been at ECU."'
They did it, partly, through deception. The
Pirates executed one of the game's most scin-
tillating plays when Logan reached up his sleeve
again and pulled out another trick.
With ECU leading 13-12 early in the fourth
period and facing a fourth-and-14 situation from
its own 39, Mike Jacobs dropped back to punt.
But he didn't kick. He tossed a short pass to
Derrek Batson, who got away from a Gamecock
defender and gained 19 yards for a first down.
The Pirates kept the ball, kept rolling and
scored when Michael Anderson threw his third
touchdown pass of the night - a 6-yarder to
Clayton Driver. Deke Owens' PAT made it 20-12.
Some cynics scoffed at the call, saying it was
more nutty than nifty. But Logan believes in foxy
football, and it worked like a charm.
"| think that [fake punt] was a key play in the
game,' Logan said.
But even after all that, the Pirates were not
out of harm's way. The Gamecocks marched 72
yards in eight snaps to pull within 20-18.
On the do-or-tie two-point conversion, East
Carolina's Fred Walker batted down a pass to
keep ECU ahead.
Earlier, the Pirates dodged more bullets. The
frustrated Gamecocks, falling to 0-3, fumbled on
first down at the ECU 1 and then bobbed again
after advancing to the Pirate 2, finally settling for
a field goal.
'We couldn't have played any harder,"'
South Carolina coach Sparky Woods said.
By A.J. Carr, Raleigh, N.C. News & Observer
Much of the game was played in a downpour,
and Logan said "'it affected our play tremendous-
ly."' But the pass-happy Pirates adjusted,
prudently mixing the run with its aerial attack.
Anderson completed 18 of 35 for 219 yards
and elusive Junior Smith netted 134 yards on 20
rushes, including one 45-yard dash on another
trick play.
So it went, touch and go, nip and tuck to the
end. And there was Simpson getting ready to
kick the Pirates into submission and trying to help
USC avoid its seventh straight defeat dating back
to last season. But Jones had other ideas.
"The coaches said if Simpson was kicking
the ball low, we could get it if we jumped in the
middle,'' Jones said of the block. ''I didn't know
what was going on after we blocked it. All of a
sudden, | looked up and they were kicking it
again."
East Carolina... ).. 3... 0-7-6. 7 -* 20
South Garoling,.......2. 2... 603 9 - 18
FIRST QUARTER
USC: Simpson 50 FG, 7:39. Drive: 9 plays, 27 yards, 3:44
possession time. Key plays: Robinson 14 pass from Mitchell
on 3rd down, Mitchell incomplete on 3rd down. USC 3, ECU
0.
USC: Simpson 46 FG, 3:24. Drive: 7 plays, 40 yards, 2:37
possession time. Key plays: DeBoer 17 run, DeBoer 22 pass
from Mitchell, Mitchell incomplete on 3rd down. USC 6, ECU
0.
SECOND QUARTER
ECU: Driver 7 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 11:18.
Drive: 7 plays, 84 yards, 2:18 possession time. Key plays:
Letcher 17 pass from Anderson, T. Scott recovers Smith
fumble, Letcher 11 pass from Anderson on 3rd down, Driver
45 pass from Anderson. ECU 7, USC 6.
THIRD QUARTER
USC: Simpson 25 FG, 9:21. Drive: 9 plays, 55 yards, 4:09
possession time. Key plays: ECU 15-yard penalty, DeBoer
12 run, Cates stopped for no gain on 3rd down. USC 9, ECU
i he
ECU: Van Buren 3 pass from Anderson (pass fails), 7:52.
Drive: 5 plays, 48 yards, 1:29 possession time. Key plays:
Crumpler 21 pass from Anderson, Smith 19 run. ECU 13,
USC 9.
USC: Simpson 23 FG, 12:22. Drive: 11 plays, 37 yards, 5:08
possession time. Key plays: Wilburn 4 run on 3rd down,
Wilburn 11 run, Cates fumbles and loses 7. ECU 13, USC
12.
FOURTH QUARTER
ECU: Driver 6 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 8:07.
Drive: 13 plays, 74 yards, 4:15 possession time. Key plays:
Van Buren 17 pass from Anderson, Batson 19 pass from
Jacobs on fake punt, Zophy 19 pass from Anderson on 3rd
down. ECU 20, USC 12.
USC: Wilburn 2 run (pass fails), 4:35. Drive: 8 plays, 72
yards, 3:32 possession time. Key plays: DeBoer 14 run,
Wilburn 24 run. ECU 20, USC 18.
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TEAM STATISTICS
USC ECU
FUSLDOWNS .453055.. a 23 18
RUSIING (ay a ite a 16 6
PASSING fie) ceteris hy) 5 10
Penally .. 5.) eee ee 2 2
Net Yards Rushing........... 229 153
USNOS 34.6 2.8 6 57 28
AVOFAGS Def MUSH. 3... ey. 4.02 5.46
Net Yards Passing ........... 132 245
Completed-attempted.......... 12-21 20-41
Yards per completion.......... 11.0 12.25
Sacks-yards 10St.422 5 oo: 1-5 0-0
Had WMercemed.......... 0 0
Total Net Yards. =... 361 398
Totahpidays = ee 78 69
AvVelage Gall. eee 4.63 O77
Punts-Average .............. 4-35.3 5-37.0
Punt Retdins: 4. ee 5-62 1-1
Interception Returns ......... 0-0 0-0
Kickoff Returns.............. 4-106 5-115
Penalties-Yards.............. 7-55 12-100
Fumbies-Lost:. 33.) 44443 5-1 3-1
Time of Possession .......... 37:09 22751
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 6-16 5-14
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-1 2-3
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (Owens 36), South
Carolina (Simpson 36, 37).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 20-133, Van Buren 5-29,
Anderson 2-(-3), Letcher 1-(-6).
South Carolina rushing: Bennett 11-34, DeBoer 15-88,
Wilburn 17-87, Mitchell 4-(-10), Williamson 3-(-5), Cates
7-35.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 1-5 for 7 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 18-35 for 219 yards, 0 int., 3 TD, Jacobs
1-1 for 19 yards, O int., 0 TD.
South Carolina passing: Mitchell 12-19 for 132 yards, 0
int., O TD, Williamson 0-2.
East Carolina receiving: Letcher 4-55, Driver 4-67, Zophy
2-26, Crumpler 2-32, Batson 3-30, Van Buren 5-35.
South Carolina receiving: Cates 1-13, Robinson 1-14,
Chaney 1-30, Foster 1-8, Campbell 1-8, Bennett 5-28,
DeBoer 2-31.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Lewis
10-5-15, Davis 11-3-14, Jones 4-8-12, Walker 8-1-9,
Cunmulaj 5-2-7, Hurley 4-2-6.
South Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Brown
3-5-8, Watkins 7-1-8, Campbell 4-1-6, Franklin 4-1-5,
Adams 5-0-5, Greene 4-1-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (none). South Carolina (none).
Officials: Referee-Sizemore, Linesman-Scoroer, Field
Judge-White, Back Judge-Ranager, Umpire-Williams,
Line Judge-Klvett, Side Judge-Oldham.
Time: 3:04. Temperature: 78. Wind: Light. Weather:
Cloudy, rain.
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Sept. 26 � Doyt L. Perry Stadium � Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green 44, ECU 34 - Falcons hand East Carolina a 44-34 defeat
Football games are not won by offense alone.
Even East Carolina head coach Steve Logan has
been convinced.
'"'We didn't play very good defense today and
when you don't play good defense | don't think your
program has a chance to step forward,'' Logan said
after a 44-34 loss at Bowling Green.
"It's a credit to their offense. | was worried about
their offense all week long."
With good reason.
The Falcons (2-2), plagued by 12 turnovers the
last two weeks, were near flawless in compiling 472
yards of total offense - 226 on the ground and 246
through the air. They turned the ball over just once.
ECU (2-2) had three costly interceptions, was
penalized 12 times and struggled once again in the
kicking game. That was too much for even 520 total
yards to overcome.
"If we put 34 points on the board and have over
450 yards in total offense, that's got to be enough
points and yards to win a football game,'' Logan
said. ''Until we take responsibility as a defensive unit
to step forward week after week, we're not going to
win any football games."'
Bowling Green senior quarterback Erik White
was the big thorn in ECU's side. He completed 27
of 40 passes with two touchdowns and one
interception.
More importantly, nearly every time the Falcons
needed a big play he produced.
White kept four scoring drives alive with a com-
pletion to convert on either a third or fourth down
then twice scrambled for a first down as the Falcons
drained the final three minutes.
Aiding White were six running backs with 20
yards or more, led by Zeb Jackson's 79 yards on
16 carries. White also spread his passes to nine
receivers. Mark Szlachcic had five catches for 65
yards and one touchdown. Ronnie Redd added four
catches for 59 yards and a TD.
"They executed and we didn't play very good
defense over and over and over all day long,'' Logan
said. ''We played one series of defense to open the
third quarter. Other than that, we failed to show up."'
Redshirt sophomore Michael Anderson, who
played all but the first two series, completed 33 of
55 passes for 379 yards, putting him over 1,000 for
the season. He had two touchdown passes and was
intercepted three times.
Junior Smith, coming off a 104-yard performance
against South Carolina, gave the Pirates some
punch on the ground with 71 yards on 14 carries
and three touchdowns.
Pete Zophy had career highs for receptions (12)
and reception yardage (148). Tight end Carlester
Crumpler added six catches for 104 yards.
Anderson's first interception, picked off by Joe
Bair, set up a 30-yard field goal by Brian Leaver that
capped a run of 17 unanswered points and gave the
Falcons a 17-7 lead.
Sean McConnell directed ECU on a 7-play,
68-yard drive to open the game. Junior Smith ran
four yards for the score and Deke Owens added the
PAT kick.
But the Falcons would score on five of their next
six possessions for a 31-20 halftime lead. Two of
the scores were set up by Michael Jacobs punts of
15 and 22 yards.
... White hit Szlachcic two plays later from 25
yards and Leaver tied it.
A 15-yard punt by Jacobs after ECU stalled at
the Bowling Green 44 kept the Falcons out of a hole.
They need just six plays to drive the 71 yards with
By Mike Grizzard, Greenville (N.C.) Daily Reflector
Leroy Smith going the final seven.
After Leaver's field goal made it 17-7, the Pirates
used a big kickoff return by Morris Letcher and the
running of Junior Smith and Cedric Van Buren to
close to within 17-14. Smith got the TD on a 1-yard
run.
The Falcons answered by matching 72 yards in
12 plays, converting a third-and-7 from the Falcon
48. Jackson scored on a 1-yard run.
ECU struck back quickly when Anderson eluded
a rush and found Zophy behind Carlos Brooks to
complete a 2-yard play.
Owens missed the PAT attempt, leaving it 24-20.
The Pirates were threatening again on their next
possession after Anderson hit Zophy for 31 yards
to the Bowling Green 27.
After three incompletions, ECU set up for a field
goal. But on a fake, Morris Foreman took a handoff
from Jacobs and threw in the direction of Crumpler,
who was bumped. The pass fell incomplete.
The Falcons then drove 73 yards, scoring when
Redd out-jumped Fred Walker to snare an 18-yard
toss from White.
Anderson hit six consecutive passes in a 10-play,
69-yard drive that got ECU within 31-26 in the third
period. Smith got the TD on a 1-yard run.
A pass for two points failed when Anderson was
blind-sided by Dave Bielinski.
After Jackson scored from a yard out to make
it 37-26, Bielinski came up with the first sack of
Anderson since the Syracuse game to stop another
ECU threat.
Bair and Darnell Staten came up with inter-
ceptions on the next two ECU possessions. Staten's
was cashed in for TD on a 4-yard Jackson run.
Anderson found Driver for 19 yards with 3:48 left
then hit Driver on the two-point conversion.
The Falcons recovered the on-sides kick and ran
out the clock.
East Cargling.. 6. ea. Zeige 6 6 - 34
Bowling Green ............. 17 14 13 0 - 44
FIRST QUARTER
ECU: Smith 4 run (Owens kick), 12:10. Drive: 7 plays, 68
yards, 2:50 possession time. Key plays: Crumpler 12 pass
from McConnell, Letcher 28 run, Smith 12 run. ECU 7, BG
0.
BG: Szlachcic 25 pass from White (Leaver kick), 7:25. Drive:
2 plays, 37 yards, 0:27 possession time. Key plays: Jacobs
punt partially blocked. ECU 7, BG 7.
BG: Smith 7 run (Leaver kick), 4:34. Drive: 6 plays, 71 yards,
1:43 possession time. Key plays: Jackson 15 run, Hankins
21 run, McElroy 13 pass from White. BG 14, ECU 7.
BG: Leaver 30 FG, 1:12. Drive: 8 plays, 22 yards, 2:38
possession time. Key plays: Bair intercepts Anderson pass,
Szlachcic 16 pass from White, Hankins 13 pass from White,
White 3rd down pass incomplete. BG 17, ECU 7.
SECOND QUARTER
ECU: Smith 1 run (Owens kick), 13:40. Drive: 6 plays, 55
yards, 2:32 possession time. Key plays: Smith 16 run, Van
Buren 15 run, Smith 18 run. BG 17, ECU 14.
BG: Jackson 1 run (Leaver kick), 8:42. Drive: 12 plays, 77
yards, 4:58 possession time. Key plays: Jackson 13 run,
Smith 10 run, Jackson 12 run. BG 24, ECU 14.
ECU: Zophy 29 pass from Anderson (kick failed), 6:31.
Drive: 6 plays, 62 yards, 2:11 possession time. Key plays:
Letcher 14 pass from Anderson, Driver 11 pass from Ander-
son. BG 24, ECU 20.
BG: Redd 18 pass from White (Leaver kick), 2:24. Drive:
11 plays, 73 yards, 2:24 possession time. Key plays:
Foreman pass on fake field goal incomplete, Jackson 11
run. BG 31, ECU 20.
THIRD QUARTER
ECU: Smith 1 run (pass fails), 6:44. Drive: 10 plays, 69
116
yards, 3:50 possession time. Key plays: Zophy 20 pass from
Anderson on 3rd down, Zophy 12 pass from Anderson,
Driver 12 pass from Anderson, Crumpler 15 pass from
Anderson. BG 31, ECU 26.
BG: Jackson 1 run (pass fails), 1:17. Drive: 11 plays, 65
yards, 5:27 possession time. Key plays: Card 10 pass from
White, Szlachcic 8 pass from White on 3rd down, Redd 19
pass from White. BG 37, ECU 26.
BG: Johnson 4 run (Leaver kick), 5:42. Drive: 4 plays, 28
yards, 1:45 possession time. Key plays: Staten intercepts
Anderson pass. Johnson 10 run with 5 yard additional
penalty. BG 44, ECU 26.
FOURTH QUARTER
ECU: Driver 15 pass from Anderson (Driver from Anderson),
3:48. Drive: 11 plays, 93 yards, 1:54 possession time. Key
plays: Letcher 13 pass from Anderson, Zophy 22 pass from
Anderson, Letcher 12 pass from Anderson, Letcher 15 pass
from Anderson. BG 44, ECU 34.
TEAM STATISTICS
BG ECU
Piet DOWN .. 0.0, 5s 31 26
Pieroni ee 14 5
Pasoitep 200 10, Oe 12 20
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Net Yards Rushing........... 226 114
len ee 48 20
Average per fushh. 622.22. ele. 4.71 57
Net Yards Passing .-......... 246 406
Completed-attempted.......... 27-40 36-59
Yards per compietion.......... 9.11 11.28
Sacns yaras OSt.. 7. t 0-0 2-10
Flag Wilercepied �. 2.7.22 1 2
Wotal Net Yards �no ews Ses 23 472 520
Metal evs 2... a 88 79
PiGiage Ga 8 ek 5.36 6.58
Punts-Average .............. 5-33.0 3-31.3
Punt Fetums....3-. 6. 5k: .. 1-8 2-(-1)
Interception Returns ......... 3-42 1-4
Kickoll Helurnis.............. 3-61 6-123
Penalties-Yards.............. 5-50 12-66
Fumbles-Loet ..-220 (2.228. 0-0 0-0
Time of Possession .......... 36:21 23:39
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 5-13 5-11
4th Down Efficiency.......... 2-2 0-2
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), Bowling Green
(none).
East Carolina rushing: Letcher 2-36, Van Buren 2-17,
Smith 14-71, Anderson 2-(-10).
Bowling Green rushing: Smith 10-38, Jackson 16-79,
Hankins 1-21, White 4-23, Johnson 5-27, Card 12-38.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 3-4 for 27 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 33-55 for 379 yards, 3 int., 2 TD, Foreman
0-1.
Bowling Green passing: White 27-40 for 246 yards, 1 int.,
210.
East Carolina receiving: Driver 3-38, Crumpler 6-104, Van
Buren 5-26, Smith 2-5, Zophy 12-148, Letcher 7-80,
Batson 1-5.
Bowling Green receiving: Szlachcic 5-65, Smith 2-10,
Long 2-14, Redd 4-59, McElroy 4-34, Hankins 1-13, Card
6-35, Jackson 2-11, Johnson 1-5.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): McBryde
9-5-14, Fields 9-3-12, Jones 8-3-11, Grandison 6-2-8,
Lewis 4-4-8, Cunmulaj 2-5-7, Walker 5-1-6.
Bowling Green solos-assists-total (leaders only):
Mangham 5-7-12, Bair 7-2-9, Bielinski 5-4-9, Brooks 3-4-7,
Burress 3-2-5, Staten 5-0-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Grandison 1 for 4 yards).
Bowling Green (Bair 2 for 16 yards, Staten 1 for 26 yards).
Officials: Referee-Define, Linesman-Schwarzel, Field
Judge-Nelson, Back Judge-Workman, Umpire-
Baumeister, Line Judge-Reichwein, Side Judge-Lee.
Time: 3:12. Temperature: 73. Wind: S 5-10 mph.
Weather: Sunny.
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Oct. 10 � Wallace Wade Stadium � Durham, N.C.
Duke 45, ECU 14 - Defense Lifts Blue Devils Over Pirates
Duke smothered East Carolina with relentless,
hard-hitting defense yesterday afternoon to take a
stunning 45-14 victory at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Duke forced six turnovers and feasted on them
and ECU's other mistakes in front of a crowd of
34,100. Four of the turnovers were interceptions of
quarterback Michael Anderson, and they helped
shut down the nation's top passing team.
ECU had been averaging 399 yards passing but
was limited to 167 by Duke. ECU managed only 31
yards passing in the first half, after which it trailed
28-0.
Duke used five defensive backs for most of the
game to prevent ECU's receivers from breaking
open, especially deep.
But even with only four linemen pushing, and
sometimes just three, Duke was able to bat several
of Anderson's passes into the air and to pressure
him into errant throws.
Defensive lineman David Wafle, who led the
pass rush, said that Duke wanted to atone for its per-
formance two weeks ago, when it surrendered 511
yards to Virginia and was bombed 55-28.
'"'We just had a lot to prove,'' Wafle said. '"We
thought we could play with these guys. We thought
there was some stuff we could do to them. Every-
body just got psyched up and was ready to go."'
But the loss to Virginia wasn't the only burr under
Duke's saddle.
Randy Cuthbert, Duke's tailback, said he and
his teammates were mad because they kept hearing
that ECU was going to win and its large following
was going to celebrate wildly - in Duke's stadium.
"We weren't intimidated by them,'' Cuthbert
said. ''We weren't believing what the papers said.
We were angry at what we read. We wanted to take
care of business today."
Cuthbert helped by rushing for 126 yards,
catching five passes for another 36 yards and
scoring one touchdown. He ran with the drive of the
Cuthbert of old, before knee injuries and surgery
slowed him.
Quarterback Spence Fischer, who made his first
college start, completed 20 of 29 passes for 222
yards and three touchdowns. He threw two inter-
ceptions, but both came after the outcome had been
decided.
Duke improved to 2-3 and ECU fell to 2-3.
Coach Steve Logan of ECU once again saw his
defense ripped to shreds. ECU allowed at least 42
points for the third time in five games and gave up
461 total yards.
'When you turn the ball over like we did, you
lose,'' Logan said. '"'Our defense played as hard as
they can play. They were really playing hard and
creating turnovers for us. We were not responding
on the offensive side of the ball."'
ECU's downfall started early. The Pirates
recovered a fumble on their 46 on the fourth play,
but mistakes short-circuited the possession and
gave Duke a spark.
On third and one at the Duke 45, Logan went
for a big gain instead of a sure first down. Quarter-
back Sean McConnell, the starter, faked a handoff
to the left and then rolled right. He had hoped to
freeze Duke's defense so tight end Carlester
Crumpler could get open, but Duke didn't bite.
Crumpler was covered and McConnell's pass
sailed over his head. ECU was forced to punt, but
Garrett Beasley dropped the snap. He tried to pick
up the ball and run but was dropped at the ECU 44.
By Bill Cole, Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal
Duke was off and running. It scored in seven
plays, when Fischer hit receiver Stanley Dorsey on
a four-yard touchdown pass. The point-after kick by
Randy Gardner, his first of six, shot Duke into a 7-0
lead with 9:21 left in the quarter.
Duke went up to 14-0 when fullback Robert
Baldwin scored on a one-yard run, and regained
possession one play after the kickoff when
linebacker Darrell Spells intercepted Anderson's
pass at the ECU 20.
Duke scored in only one play. Fischer threw a
swing pass to Cuthbert on the left and, with center
Steve Alderfer out in front for blocking, Cuthbert
sped down the sideline into the end zone.
With 34 seconds left in the first quarter, Duke
was up 21-0. Duke hadn't scored 21 points ina
quarter since Nov. 14, 1987, when it scored 24
against N.C. State.
"That was a great call,'' Cuthbert said. '"We
were expecting them to blitz, and they blitzed heavy.
Once Spence got the ball over to me, | knew | would
get to the end zone. | had a great convoy."
Duke built the lead to 35-0 in the third quarter
when defensive back Sean Thomas intercepted an
Anderson pass and sped 84 yards for a touchdown.
Again, the ball was battered into the air at the line
of scrimmage.
ECU did cut the lead to 35-14 by scoring two
touchdowns off Duke turnovers, but Duke was still
in control.
Coach Barry Wilson of Duke said: ''We wanted
to go in defensively trying to minimize their game.
We figured they'd do their share of moving the ball,
but we had to keep them from getting a steady pace
of 20, 25, 18, long yardage, intermediate and deep
passes completed.
'""We knew we were going to give up some yard-
age and perhaps some points. But as it turned out,
we didn't give up too many points. But we surely
expected ECU to move the football and, in the first
half in particular, our defense did an absolutely
tremendous job of bending here an there, but not
really breaking and not really giving up points."'
East Carolina... ee, 3: G0. 145.0 = 14
Dae ai a O47 FT AD. 45
FIRST QUARTER
DUKE: Dorsey 4 pass from Fischer (Gardner kick), 9:21.
Drive: 7 plays, 44 yards, 2:44 possession time. Key plays:
Sherrod recovers Beasley fumbled punt, Baldwin 22 run,
Cuthbert 5 run on 3rd down. DUKE 7, ECU 0.
DUKE: Baldwin 1 run (Gardner kick), 0:48. Drive: 7 plays,
71 yards, 2:08 possession time. Key plays: Baldwin 12 pass
from Fischer, Clark 16 pass from Fischer, Dorsey 38 pass
from Fischer. DUKE 14, ECU 0.
DUKE: Cuthbert 20 pass from Fischer (Gardner kick), 0:34.
Drive: 1 play, 20 yards, 0:07 possession time. Key plays:
Spells intercepts Anderson pass. DUKE 21, ECU 0.
SECOND QUARTER
DUKE: Lewis 2 run (Gardner kick), 3:47. Drive: 10 plays,
68 yards, 4:22 possession time. Key plays: Ellis intercepts
Anderson pass, Dorsey 18 pass from Fischer on 3rd down,
Dorsey 26 run. DUKE 28, ECU 0.
THIRD QUARTER
DUKE: Thomas 84 interception return (Gardner kick), 11:14.
Drive: none. Key plays: none. DUKE 35, ECU 0.
ECU: Letcher 9 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 6:03.
Drive: 6 plays, 47 yards, 2:23 possession time. Key plays:
Grandison intercepts Fischer pass, Letcher 18 pass from
Anderson, Hicks 12 pass from Anderson, Batson 11 pass
from Anderson. DUKE 35, ECU 7.
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ECU: Lewis 36 fumble recovery return (Owens kick), 3:09.
Drive: none. Key plays: none. DUKE 35, ECU 14.
FOURTH QUARTER
DUKE: Gardner 38 FG, 14:51. Drive: 4 plays, 5 yards, 1:17
possession time. Key plays: Jackson intercepts Anderson
pass, Fischer pass incomplete on 3rd down. DUKE 38, ECU
14.
DUKE: Clark 8 pass from Fischer (Gardner kick), 3:16.
Drive: 8 plays, 53 yards, 3:50 possession time. Key plays:
ECU fails on 4th down try, ECU personal foul penalty. DUKE
45, ECU 14.
TEAM STATISTICS
DUKE ECU
First' DOWNS... = 26.2.7 21 14
RUSHING "a0 oer oe ee Le 5
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POMAID 4a sake ce Seat tes, a 0
Net Yards Rushing........... 239 138
Busines 20 ise. re 47 34
Average per rus oii... 5.09 4.06
Net Yards Passing ........... 222 167
Completed-attempted.......... 20-29 22-37
Yards per completion.......... dia 7.59
Sacks-yards lost............% 1-5 3-18
Had imierncepied. ........ .2�.-: 2 4
Total Net: Yards :. 2.5 2.25..05" 461 305
TOtal plays... ui ere rs, 76 71
Average Gal... 21 gs 6.06 4.29
Punts-Average .............. 3-36.7 5-37.8
Punt Returns ....5.-. 7. .7 0.3.7: 4-25 2-13
Interception Returns ......... 4-85 2-1
Kickoff Returns.............. 2-35 6-142
Penalties-Yards.............. 5-65 5-65
Fumbles-Lost ............... 3-2 3-2
Time of Possession .......... 30751 29:09
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 6-15 2-15
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-1 0-3
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), Duke (Cochran
47).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 12-47, Van Buren 6-20,
Anderson 10-(-9), Driver 1-12, Foreman 1-2, Letcher 1-(-5),
Beasley 1-(-11), Miles 2-82.
Duke rushing: Cuthbert 23-126, Baldwin 6-30, Gallman
6-38, Fischer 5-9, Dorsey 2-34, Lewis 2-3, Cochran 1-(-1),
Prince 1-4, Decker 1-(-4).
East Carolina passing: McConnell 2-5 for 11 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 20-32 for 156 yards, 4 int., 1 TD.
Duke passing: Fischer 20-29 for 222 yards, 2 int., 3 TD.
East Carolina receiving: Crumpler 3-36, Zophy 2-15, Smith
2-15, Letcher 3-33, Driver 1-7, Hicks 3-22, Batson 3-18,
Van Buren 3-24, Wilson 1-(-3).
Duke receiving: Dorsey 5-83, Cuthbert 5-36, Clark 3-32,
Jensen 2-18, Khayat 1-23, Lewis 1-7, Farmer 1-6, Baldwin
2-17.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Davis
6-7-13, Dillon 6-5-11, Cunmulaj 5-6-11, Grandison 5-3-8,
Cooper 5-2-7, Render 5-1-6, Lewis 4-2-6, Der. Taylor
5-1-6, Cooke 3-3-6, Carter 4-1-5, Hurley 2-3-5.
Duke solos-assists-total (leaders only): Jackson 4-7-11,
Berdan 2-8-10, Spells 2-7-9, Ellis 4-4-8, Wafle 1-5-6,
Edwards 0-6-6.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Grandison 1 for 1 yard,
Walker 1 for 4 yards-fumble, Lewis 1 for 36 yards-fumble).
Duke (Thomas 1 for 84 yards, Jackson 1 for 1 yard, Spells
1 for O yards, Ellis 1 for O yards).
Officials: Referee-Rider, Linesman-Stephenson, Field
Judge-Looney, Back Judge-Valdez, Umpire-Burton, Line
Judge-Allen, Side Judge-Robertson.
Time: 2:55. Temperature: 76. Wind: SW 10 mph.
Weather: Sunny.
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Oct. 17 � Ficklen Stadium � Greenville, N.C.
ECU 42, Cincinnati 21 - Pirates 'pass' their test, 42-21
Obviously, it's no accident that the Cincinnati
Bearcats have been honored guests at three
homecoming games already this footbail season.
It seems the Bearcats, who haven't had a
winning season in nine years and haven't been
to a Bowl game since Harry Truman was in the
White House, are everyone's idea of a home-
coming pushover.
They certainly were for East Carolina, which
dumped the Bearcats, 42-21, Saturday afternoon
during - you guessed it - homecoming day at
Ficklen Stadium.
It turns out that a date with Cincinnati is just
what the skidding Pirates needed. The loss
halted a two-game Pirate losing streak that in-
cluded a 45-14 debacle last Saturday at Duke.
'This win today really put us back on track
for a winning season," East Carolina quarterback
Michael Anderson said.
The game featured the return of the explosive
Pirate offense that was nowhere to be found
against Duke.
After a sluggish first half and a third quarter
that opened with Anderson throwing two straight
interceptions, the sophomore quarterback got
hot and finished with 314 yards passing, in-
cluding four TDs.
The revelation that changed the game came
late in the first half, when the Pirates (3-3) scored
their first touchdown using their two-minute
offense.
'When we went into our two-minute drill, we
immediately discerned that they were not ready
for a five-wide-receiver offense,' East Carolina
coach Steve Logan said.
So that's what East Carolina threw at the
Bearcats the rest of the day. The scheme left Cin-
cinnati linebackers trying in vain to cover speedy
East Carolina receivers like senior Clayton
Driver, who had a career-high 10 catches for 155
yards.
''We feel that our receivers can beat any
linebackers in the country,'' Anderson said.
At least, they can beat any Cincinnati Bear-
cat linebacker.
'Their offense just never slowed down,"' Cin-
cinnati coach Tim Murphy said.
The Pirate offense was slow getting started,
however. After Anderson's two interceptions led
to Cincinnati touchdowns, the Pirates trailed,
14-7, mid-way through the third quarter.
But then Anderson started clicking, first
hitting fullback Cedric Van Buren with a 14-yard
pass to tie the game at 14.
After holding the Bearcats on downs, the
Pirates came back again and scored on a 13-yard
pass from Anderson to tight end Carlester
Crumpler.
The Bearcats (1-5) had one more drive left in
them, and moved 65 yards in four plays early in
the fourth quarter to knot the game at 21.
From then out, though, it was all East
By Ed Miller, Norfolk (Va.) Virginian-Pilot
Carolina. First full back Junior Smith ran 18 yards
up the left side for a touchdown, then Driver
made a one-handed grab at the Cincinnati 30,
spun away from a tackler, and ran untouched into
the end zone.
The Pirates finished the Bearcats for good
when safety Hank Cooper stepped in front of a
Lance Harp pass at the five and returned it 95
yards for a touchdown.
While the offense spent the second half
running up and down the field, Logan said the
key to the victory was the play of the much-
maligned Pirate defense, which came into the
game ranked 105th of 107 Division 1-A schools.
"'We've had three victories this year,'' Logan
said. ""Where did we play defense? Those three
games."'
Helping matters was a mostly-inept and
unimaginative Cincinnati offense. But for East
Carolina, a win is a win is a win.
"This is a thousand times better than last
week,'' Driver said.
Cinciniiatlh.:. 9)... 3.3 O � 14. 7 = 21
East Carolina. = 5223... O27 14.24 = 42
FIRST QUARTER
No scoring.
SECOND QUARTER
ECU: Crumpler 32 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), :10.
Drive: 4 plays, 74 yards, 0:52 possession time. Key plays:
Driver 16 pass from Anderson, Letcher 17 pass from Ander-
son. ECU 7, UC 0.
THIRD QUARTER
UC: Pearce 15 pass from Harp (Whitlow kick), 10:22. Drive:
2 plays, 19 yards, 0:39 possession time. Key plays: Fletcher
intercepts Anderson pass. ECU 7, UC 7.
UC: Britford 31 run (Whitlow kick), 8:09. Drive: 2 plays, 29
yards, 0:50 possession time. Key plays: Fletcher intercepts
Anderson pass. UC 14, ECU 7.
ECU: Van Buren 3 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 4:36.
Drive: 9 plays, 66 yards, 3:33 possession time. Key plays:
Driver 7 pass from Anderson on 3rd down, Batson 15 pass
from Anderson. ECU 14, UC 14.
ECU: Crumpler 13 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), :38.
Drive: 8 plays, 46 yards, 2:35 possession time. Key plays:
Crumpler 13 pass from Anderson, Driver 15 pass from
Anderson on 3rd down. ECU 21, UC 14.
FOURTH QUARTER
UC: Pearce 32 pass from Harp (Whitlow kick), 14:35. Drive:
4 plays, 65 yards, 1:03 possession time. Key plays: Pearce
22 pass from Harp, Small 11 run. ECU 21, UC 21.
ECU: Smith 18 run (Owens kick), 12:10. Drive: 8 plays, 79
yards, 2:25 possession time. Key plays: Driver 8 pass from
Anderson on 3rd down, Driver 20 pass from Anderson,
Smith 16 run, Driver 14 pass from Anderson. ECU 28, UC
a1.
ECU: Driver 40 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 9:48.
Drive: 3 plays, 51 yards, 0:50 possession time. Key plays:
none. ECU 35, UC 21.
ECU: Cooper 95 interception return (Owens kick), 5:40.
Drive: none. Key plays: none. ECU 42, UC 21.
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TEAM STATISTICS
ECU UC
FiItSt UOWNS (6 3s a 26 20
PRCISIIING! cers a5 Get ee os ees 6 v1
PASCING: Goa ie ee ks ha. Fe 19 7)
POM Sor 1 2
Net Yards Rushing. .........; 141 194
PMISIOS 0) 5G 29 40
Average perrusmt 9... Ts, 4.86 4.85
Net Yards Passing =.= Ss 360 188
Completed-attempted.......... 29-44 16-26
Yards per completion.......... 12.4 11:75
Sacks yards 1OSt) 02. bs. mene. 2-17 1-6
Flad infe�rcested . 2. :445.4..... 2 2
Total: Net. Vard@ 2.042 as 501 382
'Wotal BIAS eg esees os ei er Se 73 66
PVGIEGE-OAIN we init 2 oe 6.86 5,79
Punts-Average ......... .....�. 4-34.5 6-35.5
Pune Mombis: 20 7... . 5-21 1-5
Interception Returns ......... 2-100 2-18
Kickoff Returns... .....-.... 4-81 4-22
Penalties-Yards........-..... 9-85 9-66
Fumbles-Lost- 2.2... 5) i ere 2-0 1-0
Time of Possession .......... 30:24 29:36
3rd Down Efficiency .....:.:.. 7-15 TH
4th Down Efficiency.......... 0-0 1-1
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (Owens 46), Cincinnati
(Whitlow 42, 43).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 14-92, Miles 3-32, Anderson
3-(-13), Van Buren 5-18, Wilson 4-12.
Cincinnati rushing: Small 26-103, Britford 4-53, Harp 7-3,
Kimbrough 1-9, Harding 1-2, Abrams 1-24.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 4-5 for 46 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 25-39 for 314 yards, 2 int., 4 TD.
Cincinnati passing: Harp 16-26 for 188 yards, 2 int., 2 TD.
East Carolina receiving: Driver 10-155, Batson 6-77,
Crumpler 3-58, Letcher 3-32, Van Buren 6-31, Zophy 1-7.
Cincinnati receiving: Pearce 10-148, Small 2-4, Abrams
2-8, Jenkins 1-11, Britford 1-17.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Davis
9-4-13, Dillon 8-5-13, Floyd 4-3-7, Cooper 4-3-7, Cunmulaj
3-3-6, Carter 2-4-6, Cooke 2-3-5, Lewis 3-2-5.
Cincinnati solos-assists-total (leaders only): Kinsler
7-6-13, Dingle 8-3-11, Fletcher 6-5-11, Coppess 3-4-7,
White 4-1-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Cooper 1 for 95 yards,
Libiano 1 for 5 yards). Cincinnati (Fletcher 2 for 18 yards).
Officials: Referee-Louderback, Linesman-Hunter, Field
Judge-Gautreaux, Back Judge-Blum, Umpire-Champion,
Line Judge-Graas, Side Judge-Safrit.
Time: 2:50. Temperature: 62. Wind: N 15-20 mph.
Weather: Cloudy.
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ECU 37, Pittsburgh 31 - Pirates top Pitt by 37-31
By Mike Grizzard, Greenville (N.C.) Daily Reflector
For the record, East Carolina's win over
Pittsburgh on Saturday reads 37-31.
Another case where the Pirates' offense
shouldered the burden and put up just enough
points, you say? Not so.
Defense, as strange as it may sound, dominated
this one. ECU's defense, ranked 106th among 107
Division I-A teams in the nation, stonewalled the
Panthers and quarterback Alex Van Pelt before
giving up three fourth-quarter touchdowns.
The Pirates (4-3) led 27-10 at the end of the third
quarter and 37-17 with just 4:03 to go. Pitt got its
final score with 11 seconds left.
"It's a shame there's 31 points on the board
because it's very deceiving,' ECU head coach
Steve Logan said. ''We were in a prevent defense
on the last two touchdowns and making them milk
the clock."
Scoring drives of 74 and 70 yards in the final four
minutes enabled Pitt and Van Pelt to wind up with
some big - but misleading - numbers. The
Panthers had 565 total yards and Van Pelt com-
pleted 29 of 47 passes for 367 yards.
Pitt managed just 138 of its total yards in the first
half - 12 in the second quarter.
"| made the comment last Monday that this
game would be decided by one of the two
defenses,' Logan said. "'It would be whichever
defense showed up because | knew both offenses
would show up. Our defense showed up today."'
Two stands in the first quarter set the tone.
Trailing 7-0, Pitt put together a drive and had a
first down at the ECU 4. A penalty put the Panthers
back 5 yards. Zaim Cunmulaj then slipped through
to drop Van Pelt for a 7-yard loss.
Curtis Martin's 11-yard run put the ball at the 5,
but Van Pelt was pressured by Jerry Dillon on third
down and threw incomplete.
Sean Conley came on to attempt a field goal. He
never got the chance.
A high snap eluded holder John Ryan, who
scrambled to pick up the ball but was caught by
Dillon for a 28-yard loss.
Pitt threatened again after Deke Owens came
up short on a 48-yard field goal. The Panthers
moved to the 10, but Mark Libiano tripped up Martin
for a 2-yard loss and Bernard Carter sacked Van Pelt
for a loss of 10 more.
The drive stalled there with Conley converting
a 38-yard field goal.
'"As long as we play good defense and the of-
fense does something, the scoreboard's going to
reflect what the Pirates are all about,'' Dillon said.
The offense did its part, but the biggest contribu-
tion may have come from the special teams.
The Pirates recovered a fumble on the opening
kickoff, recovered a fumble punt, downed a punt at
the Pitt 1 and picked up a first down on a fake punt.
Offensively, ECU had 371 total yards - 214
passing and 157 rushing - and turned the ball over
just once. Quarterback Michael Anderson, getting
his first collegiate start, completed 20 of 37 passes
for 214 yards and Junior Smith rushed for 93 yards
and a pair of TDs.
The defense, which came up with two inter-
ceptions and a fumble, accounted for a touchdown
for the third straight week when Greg Floyd returned
an interception 55 yards.
''We went out there and played well offensively
and defensively and we executed well in the special
teams, also,'' Cunmulaj said. "'It was a real good
win."
A fast start on a day that turned dark, cold and
wet may have been the biggest factor.
After Morris Foreman recovered a fumble on the
opening kickoff, Anderson got the Pirates in the end
zone for only their second first-quarter TD of the
season.
Pitt came up empty after having first-and-goal
at the 4 then managed only a field goal after a first
down at the 10.
The Pirates then seized command in the second
period, getting a 1-yard TD run by Smith and Floyd's
interception return for a 21-3 halftime lead.
A homecoming crowd of 25,766 was not
amused.
'We talked to our football team all week about
coming up here, getting off the plane, getting off to
a good start and taking this thing late into the fourth
quarter and winning the football game,'' Logan said.
'"'We did control the tempo of the game."'
'""That's the first time our football team has done
that."'
Some trickery in the third period kept things from
getting suspenseful.
After Lyron Brooks scored on a 6-yard run and
Conley added the PAT to make it 21-10, the Pirates
faced a fourth-and-3 at the Panthers' 48. Foreman
took a short snap and raced around left end for a
9-yard gain and a first down.
Six plays later, on third-and-11, Anderson zipped
a 29-yard strike to freshman Derrek Batson to make
it 27-10. Owens' kick was blocked.
"They knew it was coming but we had good
design,'' Logan said of the fake punt. ''They were
in the right call and their front set as if we had a
quarterback under center.
'"'We have been practicing this all year long. All
it was is the option."
Owens put ECU up 30-10 with a 31-yard field
goal - his longest of the season - with 12:34 left.
After Van Pelt hit Dietrich Jells with a 13-yard TD
pass, Smith ran 55 yards untouched for a 37-17 lead
with 4:03 to play.
The two late scores by Pitt made it close. And
if the Panthers could have recovered a final on-sides
kick, they would have had one play to win it.
And that was reason to give Logan some
concern.
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FIRST QUARTER
ECU: Letcher 5 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 13:35.
Drive: 4 plays, 23 yards, 1:37 possession time. Key plays:
Davis fumbles kickoff return, Van Buren 10 run. ECU 7,
PITT 0.
SECOND QUARTER
PITT: Conley 38 FG, 13:10. Drive: 8 plays, 47 yards, 3:48
possession time. Key plays: Jells 48 pass from Van Pelt,
Carter sacks Van Pelt for 10 yard loss. ECU 7, PITT 3.
ECU: Smith 1 run (Owens kick), 9:31. Drive: 9 plays, 78
yards, 3:41 possession time. Key plays: Pass interference
on Pitt on 3rd down, Zophy 19 pass from Anderson, Driver
11 pass from Anderson, Smith 15 run, Van Buren 13 run.
ECU 14, PITT 3.
ECU: Floyd 55 interception return (Owens kick), 7:18. Drive:
none. Key plays: none. ECU 21, PITT 3.
THIRD QUARTER
PITT: Brooks 2 run (Conley kick), 9:35. Drive: 10 plays, 61
yards, 4:01 possession time. Key plays: Colicchio 11 run,
Nottoli 10 pass from Van Pelt, Martin 4 run on 3rd down,
Davis 12 pass from Van Pelt. ECU 21, PITT 10.
PITT: Batson 29 pass from Anderson (kick blocked), 7:35.
Drive: 11 plays, 59 yards, 2:12 possession time. Key plays:
Driver 12 pass from Anderson, Foreman 9 run on fake punt.
ECU 27, PITT 10.
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FOURTH QUARTER
ECU: Owens 31 FG, 12:39. Drive: 4 plays, 3 yards, 0:47
possession time. Key plays: Hupko fumbles punt return,
Anderson pass incomplete on 3rd down. ECU 30, PITT 10.
PITT: Jells 13 pass from Van Pelt (Conley kick), 8:05. Drive:
11 plays, 79 yards, 4:52 possession time. Key plays: Martin
6 pass from Van Pelt on 3rd down, Davis consecutive 21
and 14 passes from Van Pelt. ECU 30, PITT 17.
ECU: Smith 55 run (Owens kick), 4:35. Drive: 2 plays, 55
yards, 0:49 possession time. Key plays: Davis intercepts
Van Pelt pass. ECU 37, PITT 17.
PITT: Davis 13 pass from Van Pelt (Conley kick), 2:42.
Drive: 8 plays, 74 yards, 1:27 possession time. Key plays:
Davis 13 pass from Van Pelt, Jells 24 pass from Van Pelt,
Davis 21 pass from Van Pelt. ECU 37, PITT 24.
PITT: Moncrief 13 pass from Van Pelt (Conley kick), :15.
Drive: 9 plays, 70 yards, 1:26 possession time. Key plays:
Belvin 11 pass from Van Pelt, Martin 16 pass from Van Pelt,
Van Pelt 18 run on 4th down, Jells 12 pass from Van Pelt.
ECU 37, PITT 31.
TEAM STATISTICS
PITT ECU
First DOWNS..6 oc. ee 29 18
PRUSIUINO 6 ee 11 6
PASSING ca hk ees eo nT Ls
Pomauy, 1 1
Net Yards Rushing........... 198 Ys
RUGHOS 3) 39 34
Average perrusii = 5.08 4.62
Net Yards Passing ........... 367 214
Completed-attempted.......... 29-47 20-37
Yalds per completion.......... 12.65 10.7
Sacks-yards lost. 6. 2 5.657: 3-22 1-1
Had intercepied �... 424264 225 2 1
Fotal Net Yards. 2.) 4... 565 of
Total plays 3.2 22. 86 Tl
AVOTAGE GOWN = ao 6o7 5:25
Punts-Average .............. 4-42.5 5-37.4
Punt Returns. 4. oe. 3-10 2-23
Interception Returns ......... 1-0 2-55
Kickoff Returns 0.030: > 2. 7 7-94 5-76
Penalties-Yards.............. 8-54 10-65
Fumbles-Lost'. 20.0.0 02 5." 6-3 3-0
Time of Possession .......... 33:48 26:12
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 7-15 4-15
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-2 1-3
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (Owens 48), Pittsburgh
(none).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 14-93, Van Buren 11-53,
Foreman 1-9, Letcher 1-5, Miles 3-7, McConnell 1-(-3),
Wilson 1-1, Anderson 2-(-8).
Pittsburgh rushing: Colicchio 16-131, Martin 13-67, Van
Pelt 7-17, Brooks 2-11, Ryan 1-(-28).
East Carolina passing: McConnell 0-0, Anderson 20-37 for
214 yards, 1 int., 2 TD.
Pittsburgh passing: Van Pelt 29-47 for 367 yards, 2 int.,
e1D.
East Carolina receiving: Zophy 5-53, Van Buren 4-30,
Driver 3-44, Batson 2-38, Letcher 2-14, Hicks 1-15,
Crumpler 1-12, Smith 2-8.
Pittsburgh receiving: Davis 8-134, Martin 6-55, Jells 5-112,
Belvin 4-26, Colicchio 3-12, Nottoli 2-15, Moncrief 1-13.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Lewis
5-4-9, Davis 7-1-8, Render 4-3-7, Libiano 5-1-6, Dillon
5-1-6, Floyd 5-0-5, Walker 4-1-5, Cooper 4-1-5, Carter
4-1-5.
Pittsburgh solos-assists-total (leaders only): Perkins
5-2-7, Simpson 2-4-6, Whaley 4-2-6, Chavis 4-2-6, Sumner
2-4-6, Hosilyk 5-1-6, Hupko 2-3-5, Lewis 4-1-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Floyd 1 for 55 yards, Davis
1 for 0 yards). Pittsburgh (Sumner 1 for 0 yards).
Officials: Referee-Soffey, Linesman-Mahan, Field Judge-
Kierns, Back Judge-Cochran, Umpire-Ina, Line Judge-
Anderson, Side Judge-Ferber.
Time: 3:15. Temperature: 60. Wind: SW 14 mph.
Weather: Showers.
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Oct. 29 �� Ficklen Stadium � Greenville, N.C.
Southern Miss 38, ECU 21 - Southern Miss hands ECU a 38-21 defeat
East Carolina's debut in a nationally televised
home game, just two days before Halloween, turned
into a fright night.
A Thursday night crowd of 33,249 and an ESPN
audience watched the Pirates, trying to extend a two-
game win streak, turn the ball over seven times and
get hammered by Southern Miss 38-21.
ECU's offense, ranked third in the nation in
passing yards, was held to a season-low of 156
yards by the nation's fifth-ranked passing defense.
Up-and-down redshirt quarterback Michael Ander-
son was intercepted five times, tying a school record.
"We just weren't functioning real smoothly
tonight,'' ECU head coach Steve Logan said.
That's an understatement.
The Pirates got outmuscled up front and never
hit stride. The passing game, limited to short routes,
sputtered at best and produced just 97 yards
through three quarters.
By that time, the Eagles were up 28-7 and this
game was over.
"We really had them off their rhythm,'' USM
head coach Jeff Bower said. ''It was a great job by
our defensive staff. They gave them a great plan and
the kids went and played really well."'
The Golden Eagles, 6-3 overall and 4-0 against
Independent Football Alliance teams, cashed in the
seven turnovers for just nine points - a pair of field
goals by Lance Nations and one by Johnny Lomoro.
But Michael Welsh ran roughshod for 169 yards on
27 Carries.
The Pirates, despite the loss of Cedric Van
Buren to a season-ending injury, had two backs with
more than 100 yards for the first time since Oct. 20,
1990. Junior Smith ran for a career-high 150 yards
on 18 carries and Charles Miles, getting his first
start, had 112 yards on 10 carries.
Van Buren, the team's second-leading receiver
with 31 catches and second-leading rusher with 215
yards, did not dress out and will miss the remainder
of the season because of a congenital spinal con-
dition, known as spina bifida.
... Miles caught a 10-yard touchdown pass from
Anderson to get ECU within 13-7 with 4:31 left in
the half. But the Eagles scored on their first two
possessions of the second half to go up 28-7.
... The Eagles forced two punts to start the third
quarter, then recovered a fumble and intercepted
two passes on the next three possessions. Tyrone
Nix had two fumble recoveries and picked off one
pass. LaBariona Rankins and Terryl Ulmer in-
tercepted two passes each.
Ulmer now has six for the season. The Eagles
have intercepted 17 passes.
Anderson finished 23 of 39 with two touchdown
passes. For the season he has as many inter-
ceptions as touchdown passes (19).
Bower credited a combination of coverages, con-
stant pressure which created three sacks and
several more hurries for rattling Anderson.
'We mixed it up,'' Bower said. "'We played him
some man, played some zone, played some dime
package. We felt like we had to."'
Aside from what proved to be a harmless fumble,
USM did nothing to hurt its chances.
. ECU's first error came when Carlester
Crumpler was stripped of the ball and Nix recovered
at the Pirates' 16. The Eagles salvaged a 32-yard
field goal by Nations for a 3-0 lead.
USM marched 66 yards in six plays on its next
possession for a 10-0 lead. A 39-yard strike from
Tommy Waters to Greg Reed moved the ball to the
13. On second down from the 12, the Eagles picked
By Mike Grizzard, Greenville (N.C.) Daily Reflector
up the blitz and Waters flipped a pass to Myreon
McKinney, who found clear sailing to the end zone.
Anderson was picked off by Rankins at the ECU
46 on the next play from scrimmage. Two Welch
runs moved the ball to the 36, but the drive stalled.
Lomoro, a true freshman, came on and booted a
50-yard field goal to make it 13-0 with 11:07 left in
the half.
ECU's offense hit stride on the ensuing series,
moving 92 yards on 12 plays. Smith broke off runs
of 13 and 25 yards and Clayton Driver caught passes
for 13 and 12 yards to key the drive. The Pirates
scored on the only third-down play on the drive -
a 10-yard pass from Anderson to Miles.
The Pirates retained possession when Fred
Walker jarred the ball from Reed and Travis Render
recovered at the ECU 38. But Nix came up with an
interception two plays later.
The Eagles nearly had two more interceptions
later in the half with ECU backed up to its 14.
Rankins dropped what would have been a sure
return for a touchdown. Perry Carter then got his
hands on a pass intended for Crumpler.
Ulmer's interception of a desperation pass
ended the half.
USM upped its lead to 28-7 by scoring on its first
two possessions of the second half, moving 58 and
61 yards. Welch was the catalyst to both drives, with
51 on the first and 59 on the second.
His 32-yard scamper got the Eagles to the ECU
18 on the Eagles' opening series of the half. The
touchdown came on a 4-yard pass from backup
quarterback Kevin Bentley to tight end Marcus
Pope. Pope also got free to snare a pass on the two-
point conversion, this time from Waters.
Welch scored the next touchdown on a 50-yard
run on USM's only option play of the night. After
taking the pitch from Waters, he headed down the
right sideline then cut back at the 35 and outran the
pursuit. Nations tacked on the PAT.
After another interception by Rankins, Nations
kicked a 33-yard field goal to make it 31-7.
Smith scored on an 11-yard run and Anderson
zipped a two-point pass to Peter Zophy to make it
31-15;
The Pirates were unable to recover the onsides
kick. USM needed six plays to go 44 yards with Chris
Buckhalter dashing the final 20. A 9-yard pass from
Anderson to Crumpler with 4:04 to go capped the
scoring.
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FIRST QUARTER
USM: Nations 32 FG, 2:52. Drive: 4 plays, 2 yards, 0:53
possession time. Key plays: Crumpler fumbles pass re-
ception, Waters incompletes 3rd down pass. USM 3, ECU 0.
SECOND QUARTER
USM: McKinney 12 pass from Waters (Nations kick), 13:23.
Drive: 6 plays, 66 yards, 2:22 possession time. Key plays:
Reed 39 pass from Waters. USM 10, ECU 0.
USM: Lomoro 50 FG, 11:07. Drive: 6 plays, 13 yards, 2:05
possession time. Key plays: Rankins intercepts Anderson
pass, Waters incompletes 3rd down pass. USM 13, ECU 0.
ECU: Miles 10 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 6:36.
Drive: 12 plays, 92 yards, 4:31 possession time. Key plays:
Driver 14 pass from Anderson, Smith 13 run, Smith 23 run,
Driver 12 pass from Anderson. USM 13, ECU 7.
THIRD QUARTER
USM: Pope 5 pass from Bentley (Pope from Waters), 9:38.
Drive: 7 plays, 58 yards, 3:52 possession time. Key plays:
Welch 32 run, Welch 7 run on 3rd down. USM 21, ECU 7.
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USM: Welch 50 run (Nations kick), 5:11. Drive: 4 plays, 61
yards, 2:49 possession time. Key plays: none. USM 28, ECU
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FOURTH QUARTER
USM: Nations 33 FG, 10:51. Drive: 4 plays, 3 yards, 0:23
possession time. Key plays: Rankins intercepts Anderson
pass. USM 31, ECU 7.
ECU: Smith 11 run (Zophy from Anderson), 8:18. Drive: 9
plays, 64 yards, 2:33 possession time. Key plays: Smith 16
run, Crumpler 24 pass from Anderson. USM 31, ECU 15.
USM: Buckhalter 20 run (Nations kick), 6:02. Drive: 6 plays,
44 yards, 2:16 possession time. Key plays: USM recovers
onside kick, Nelson 1 run on 3rd down. USM 38, ECU 15.
ECU: Crumpler 9 pass from Anderson (pass fails), 4:04.
Drive: 5 plays, 73 yards, 1:58 possession time. Key plays:
Miles 31 run, Miles 13 run, Miles 15 run. USM 38, ECU 21.
TEAM STATISTICS
ECU USM
First POWNGs 66s io. Pad 17
PIS rt a wae 14 13
POG ok see eis se bk 6 3
ECC 2 ee ee ee re 1 1
Net Yards. Rushing ............ 245 262
Pee OS oy oe 32 55
Pverage Perttieh -............ 7.66 4.76
Net Yards Passing ........... 156 114
Completed-attempted.......... 23-39 9-18
Yards per completion.......... 6.78 12.67
DAacCke-Yards 1OSl. 2 ow 3-18 1-12
Had simercepied.. 2 2. 25. so: 5 0
Total Net Yards. 2 401 376
MOtal WlayS 6g Vo 71 73
mUOMAgG GoM oa oe 5.65 5.15
Punts-Average .............. 5-36.0 6-33.3
Pune Meturmns 65555... 4206522. 0-0 3-16
Interception Returns ......... 0-0 5-77
NicKkOn Returns ..... 2.54. 6-101 2-32
Penaies-Vards......:......++.. 8-51 7-50
Fumbles-tost .............-. 2-2 1-1
Time of Possession .......... 26:16 33:44
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 1-9 4-17
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-2 1-2
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), Southern Miss
(none).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 18-150, Miles 10-112, Ander-
son 4-(-17).
Southern Miss rushing: Welch 27-169, Nelson 7-9, Waters
2-(-5), McKinney 4-28, Buckhalter 14-58, Boyd 1-3.
East Carolina passing: Anderson 23-39 for 156 yards, 5
int.. 2 TD.
Southern Miss passing: Waters 8-17 for 109 yards, 0 int.,
1 TD, Bentley 1-1 for 5 yards, 0 int., 1 TD.
East Carolina receiving: Driver 4-32, Zophy 1-4, Letcher
6-25, Batson 2-6, Crumpler 5-64, Miles 1-10, Wilson 2-2,
Hicks 2-13.
Southern Miss receiving: Reed 3-59, Montgomery 1-9,
Welch 1-19, Pope 2-7, McKinney 1-12, Brock 1-8.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Davis
12-3-15, Dillon 11-4-15, Carter 10-2-12, Floyd 5-4-9,
Grandison 5-4-9, Libiano 3-4-7, Lewis 3-3-6, Foreman
4-1-5.
Southern Miss solos-assists-total (leaders only): Nix
6-3-9, Collins 7-1-8, Ulmer 6-0-6, Carter 5-1-6.
Interceptions: East Carolina (none). Southern Miss (Ulmer
2 for 42 yards, Rankins 2 for 32 yards, Nix 1 for 3 yards).
Officials: Referee-Taylor, Linesman-McGrath, Field Judge-
Henry, Back Judge-Ruta, Umpire-Oujesky, Line Judge-
Hunter, Side Judge-Grabowski.
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Nov. 7 � Mountaineer Field �� Morgantown, W.Va.
West Virginia 41, ECU 28 - Mountaineers march past ECU
According to all scouting reports, East
Carolina's strategy seemed sound - contain
Adrian Murrell.
But while the Pirates keyed on the touted
West Virginia tailback Saturday, fullback Rodney
Woodard blind-sided 'em as the Mountaineers
marched to a 41-28 victory in sun, sleet and
snow.
Woodard, who had gained just 183 yards all
season, belted the Pirates' innards for 135 yards
on 14 carries to lead a multiple-faceted attack
that also included solid rushing efforts from back-
ups Jim Freeman and Garrett Ford.
"Their fullback hurt us,'' Pirate coach Steve
Logan said. ''"We geared our game plan to
stopping Murrell [94 yards, 23 carries]. But they
made the necessary adjustments to counteract
our scheme."'
Flurries fell much of the day, but WVU's of-
fense handled the elements with the efficiency
of a snowmobile, passing and plowing for 521
yards and 32 first downs. On 24 snaps they
ripped off gains of 10 yards or more.
Yet amazingly, the Pirates (4-5) had WVU
shivering more from fear than the chill factor in
the waning moments.
Behind 34-21, ECU wheeled 80 yards,
scoring on a pass from Michael Anderson to
Morris Letcher with 1:41 left to pull within 34-28.
A miracle finish was possible. But the ensuing
onside kick didn't travel the required distance.
WVU took over on the Pirate 37 and punched in
another TD to assure victory and improve 4-3-2.
"East Carolina is a pesky outfit," WVU coach
Don Nehlen said. ''We had a chance to put them
away and we couldn't do it. | have nothing but
praise for them."'
While West Virginia controlled the statistics
and most of the game, the Pirates caught the
41,138 fans attention with some big - and
bizarre - plays.
In the first period, Derrek Batson staked ECU
to a 7-0 lead by rambling 97 yards on a reverse
punt return, setting a Pirate record for distance.
Then with less than 12 minutes left in the
game, West Virginia, ahead 31-14, moved to the
ECU 1. But Freeman fumbled, Ernie Lewis
scooped up the loose ball and scored on a
97-yard gallop as Greg Floyd shielded the Olym-
pic sprinter James Jett, who was in hot pursuit.
""But,"' lamented Lewis, "'it was just not
enough."'
All had begun well for the Pirates this day.
Batson's brilliant punt return gave the Pirates an
early spark. But the Mountaineers quickly
thawed out and retaliated with three straight
scores - a field goal and two touchdowns.
Then they rebuffed an ECU threat by
pouncing on a fumble at their own 9-yard line
moments before intermission to protect a 17-7
halftime lead.
WVU prudently employed the punishing
Woodard, who found plenty of daylight up the
middie. And quarterback Darren Studstill at-
tacked ECU's flats with passes, winding up with
By A.J. Carr, Raleigh (N.C.) News & Observer
a 15-for-27 throwing percentage and one TD.
Then as Murrell and Jon Jones (74 yards
rushing) further augmented the offense, WVU
nurtured leads of 17-7, 24-7, and 31-14 before
the Pirates' late flurry.
The Mountaineers, who picked off three
Pirate passes, also held a huge advantage in
field position in the second half, starting six
drives between their own 37 and the ECU 37.
"Our kicking game did not help us,'' Logan
said, referring to short punts. ''We also turned
the ball over too many times [4]. You can't ex-
pect to put your defense in tough situations like
that all day and expect to win."'
Sean McConnell opened at quarterback for
the Pirates and directed the offense until 9:16
left in the second period. Then Anderson re-
lieved, went the rest of the way and finished with
21 completions in 34 attempts for 237 yards, 2
TDs and 2 interceptions.
But West Virginia - which had lost three
straight to Syracuse, Penn State and Miami -
came into this fray still entertaining bowl hopes.
East Garouna T� � 7 14 2 26
Weer Virginia = == O17 14 10� -- 44
FIRST QUARTER
ECU: Batson 97 punt return (Owens kick), 8:26. Drive: none.
Key plays: none. ECU 7, WVU 0.
SECOND QUARTER
WVU: Vanderjagt 33 FG, 14:11. Drive: 14 plays, 64 yards,
5:19 possession time. Key plays: Jones 17 pass from
Studstill, Washington 12 pass from Studstill on 3rd down,
Murrell stopped on 3rd down. ECU 7, WVU 3.
WVU: Jones 5 run (Vanderjagt kick), 9:33. Drive: 8 plays,
25 yards, 2:32 possession time. Key plays: Collins inter-
cepts McConnell pass, Woodard 4 pass from Studstill on
4th down. WVU 10, ECU 7.
WVU: Cappa 4 pass from Studstill (Vanderjagt kick), 5:18.
Drive: 5 plays, 57 yards, 1:43 possession time. Key plays:
Beasley 23 punt, Murrell 17 run, Woodard 30 run. WVU 17,
ECU 7.
THIRD QUARTER
WVU: Studstill 6 run (Vanderjagt kick), 9:29. Drive: 11 plays,
57 yards, 4:31 possession time. Key plays: Hill 14 pass from
Studstill, Johnson 12 pass from Studstill, Murrell 12 run.
WVU 24, ECU 7.
ECU: Miles 1 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 4:20. Drive:
11 plays, 75 yards, 5:09 possession time. Key plays: Hicks
9 pass from Anderson on 3rd down, Smith 3 run on 3rd
down, Hicks 22 pass from Anderson on 3rd down. WVU 24,
ECU 14.
WVU: Woodard 31 run (Vanderjagt kick), 2:38. Drive: 5
plays, 57 yards, 1:42 possession time. Key plays: Studstill
10 run on 3rd down. WVU 31, ECU 14.
FOURTH QUARTER
ECU: Lewis 99 fumble recovery return (Owens kick), 11:53.
Drive: none. Key plays: none. WVU 31, ECU 21.
WVU: Vanderjagt 32 FG, 8:42. Drive: 7 plays, 37 yards, 3:11
possession time. Key plays: Jones 12 run, Jones 15 run,
Jones stopped on 3rd down. WVU 34, ECU 21.
ECU: Letcher 11 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 1:41.
Drive: 10 plays, 80 yards, 2:24 possession time. Key plays:
Miles 11 run, Driver 10 pass from Anderson, Letcher 44
pass from Anderson on 4th down. WVU 34, ECU 28.
WVU: Ford 5 run (Vanderjagt kick), 1:04. Drive: 3 plays, 37
yards, 0:37 possession time. Key plays: WVU recovers on-
side kick, ECU personal foul penalty, Ford 10 run. WVU 41,
ECU 28.
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TEAM STATISTICS
ECU WVU
FINSE WOWNS 05.) 61.5055 . 20 32
PON See ee, Ga eG 6 21
PoC sity ie i a Ve 8
POONA onic pay vs eee) ed 3
Net Yards Rushing........... 88 379
FUIGNGS Viv ee oe ar 63
AVEIAGS Per rush... 3.26 6.02
Net Yards Passing ........... Zo) 142
Completed-attempted.......... 23-41 15-27
Yards per compietion.......... 10.91 9.47
Sacks-yaras lost 7. 2-12 0-0
Had im@rcepied 2 rere eis. 3 1
Votal Nel Yards. 2... 22. 339 521
NOtal IANS es 68 90
Avelage Gall, .-.. 235. . 3... 4.99 5.79
Punts-Average .............. 5-31.4 2-47.0
PURUROIUINS 0. 2 ee. 2-123 2-3
Interception Returns ......... 1-30 3-62
Kickoff Returns: 2.2... 23. 5-115 3-83
Penalties-Yards.............. 10-71 7-64
Fumbles-Lost: � �.... 2-1 4-2
Time of Possession .......... 25:17 34:43
3rd Down Efficiency.......... 4-11 5-14
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-1 1-1
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), West Virginia
(Vanderjagt 47, 31).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 15-45, Miles 5-41, Anderson
7-2.
West Virginia rushing: Woodard 14-135, Murrell 23-94,
Jones 12-73, Ford 6-35, Freeman 4-27, Studstill 4-15.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 2-7 for 14 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 21-34 for 237 yards, 2 int., 2 TD.
West Virginia passing: Studstill 15-27 for 142 yards, 1 int.,
1 To.
East Carolina receiving: Letcher 6-110, Driver 4-32,
Crumpler 3-30, Hicks 3-40, Smith 3-40, Miles 2-10, Linville
1-14, Zophy 1-8, Batson 1-3.
West Virginia receiving: Woodard 4-21, Hill 3-33, Jett 2-22,
Parise 1-12, Murrell 1-9, Cappa 1-4, Johnson 1-12,
Washington 1-12, Jones 1-17.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Dillon
7-8-15, Lewis 4-6-10, Render 8-2-10, Davis 6-4-10, Carter
5-4-9, Grandison 6-2-8, Cunmulaj 3-3-6, Libiano 3-3-6,
Floyd 4-2-6, Foreman 4-1-5, Scott 2-3-5.
West Virginia solos-assists-total (leaders only): Richard-
son 10-3-13, Briggs 5-2-7, Brown 7-0-7, Collins 4-2-6, Dolly
2-3-5, Wiley 2-3-5, Mayfield 2-3-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Cooper 1 for 30 yards). West
Virginia (Collins 1 for 22 yards, Beasley 1 for 37 yards,
Axem 1 for 3 yards).
Officials: Referee-Thamert, Linesman-ina, Field Judge-
Guman, Back Judge-Mahan, Umpire-Donato, Line Judge-
Safrit, Side Judge-Gosier.
Time: 3:10. Temperature: 38. Wind: W 5 mph. Weather:
Cloudy, Snow.
A Look Back at 1992 EEE==
Nov. 14 e Ficklen Stadium � Greenville, N.C.
ECU 35, Arkansas State 18 - Senior Day turns into Junior's day for Pirates
By Todd Taylor, New Bern (N.C.) Sun-Journal
The schedule said Saturday was Senior Day
at Ficklen Stadium. To those who saw East
Carolina's game with Arkansas State, it looked
more like Junior Day.
Sophomore running back Junior Smith rolled
up a career-high 232 yards rushing on 31 car-
ries and scored two touchdowns as ECU kept its
hopes alive for a winning season by turning back
a surprisingly feisty band of Indians 35-18.
'"'His performance didn't surprise me, be-
cause he is a wonderful talent - a quality,
exciting back,'' said Pirate coach Steve Logan
of Smith, who did not attend the postgame news
conference. ''This is the first time since I've been
here that | look forward to the running game
because we have someone who can make
something exciting happen on any play."' Smith's
performance, the second best by any ECU
runner in twenty years, overshadowed a Sur-
prisingly long outing by senior quarterback Sean
McConnell, who played the entire game in place
of Michael Anderson, who has taken the majority
of the snaps this season.
McConnell, who completed 12 of 22 for 172
yards and three touchdowns with two inter-
ceptions, said he was surprised to stay in the
game the whole way.
'"'Coach Logan told me on our third posses-
sion, 'this is your last series, so do something
with it,' > McConnell said. "'But he always told
me that if | kept the ball rolling and kept things
moving that he'd keep me in there."'
Logan said there was no use tampering with
something that was working.
"| left him in because he kept putting us in
the end zone,'' Logan said. ''The running game
was keeping the pressure off of him, and he was
doing a good job moving the team."'
More surprising than McConnell still being in
the game in the fourth quarter was the fact that
Arkansas State (1-9) had not been put away by
that point.
The Indians, a team that had lost to the likes
of Toledo, Northern Illinois and Troy State by a
combined score of 121-7, trailed ECU just 28-18
with 11:22 left to play after an 8-yard touchdown
scamper by Savastin Henry and a two-point con-
version run by State Crockett.
But a 50-yard run by Smith set up a
McConnell touchdown pass to Dwight Linville
from two yards out, putting the game away for
the Pirates (5-5) with 3:03 left.
"It was a good victory. | never had a bad
one,'' Logan said. ''But we did not play with very
much intensity."'
One area of performance that particularly
riled Logan was the punt team, which allowed
the Indians to block two kicks.
''Lwas extremely upset about that,'' he said.
"Getting two punts blocked is ridiculous and
inexcusable. There will be personnel changes
made on the punt team."'
Arkansas State coach Ray Perkins liked the
effort by his team, but said his troops were
physically outmatched.
''We were overmatched with speed, over-
matched with size,"' he said. ''Their program is
a couple of levels higher than our program. Our
program is at the stage right now where ECU was
six years ago."'
Smith's second 1-yard scoring run of the
game gave ECU what seemed to be a com-
manding 21-3 lead early in the second half. But
with 4:58 left in the third quarter, Indian quarter-
back Tom Sears hit Jack Dollarhide with a
10-yard scoring toss to cut it to 21-10.
McConnell, who had earlier thrown a 17-yard
TD pass to Charles Miles, hit Morris Letcher with
a 30-yard scoring bomb that increased the
margin to 28-10.
Although he would not comment on the
quarterback arrangement for next week, Logan
sought to quell any speculation of ''quarterback
controversy' heading into ECU's last game
against Memphis State on Saturday.
''As hard as you guys (the media) have tried
(to invent one), there is no quarterback contro-
versy,'' he said. "Whoever is in the huddle is the
quarterback. It's really a non-issue."'
Anderson agreed, saying, ''I've been playing
the whole game and that was no problem for
Sean, so him playing the whole game was no
problem for me. | told (McConnell) before the
game that he should play the whole game
because it was Senior Day."'
Arkansas State ............... 0 38 7: � - 15
East Garolina. .......- 2... = hop Na Ff = 85
FIRST QUARTER
ECU: Smith 1 run (Owens kick), 4:54. Drive: 3 plays, 30
yards, 1:18 possession time. Key plays: Grandison inter-
cepts Sears pass. ECU 7, ASU 0.
SECOND QUARTER
ASU: Jose 37 FG, 12:45. Drive: 7 plays, 71 yards, 3:02
possession time. Key plays: Luellen intercepts McConnell
pass, Dollarhide 15 pass from Sears, Hampton 55 pass from
Sears with 15 yard ECU penalty added on, Sears 11 run on
3rd-and-27. ECU 7, ASU 3.
ECU: Miles 17 pass from McConnell (Owens kick), 7:06.
Drive: 6 plays, 50 yards, 2:03 possession time. Key plays:
Tate recovers ASU fumble, Miles 14 run, Miles 12 pass from
McConnell. ECU 14, ASU 3.
THIRD QUARTER
ECU: Smith 1 run (Owens kick), 11:06. Drive: 6 plays, 52
yards, 1:51 possession time. Key plays: Smith 24 run with
15 yard ASU penalty added on, Crumpler 11 pass from
McConnell on 3rd down. ECU 21, ASU 3.
ASU: Dollarhide 10 pass from Sears (Jose kick), 4:58. Drive:
12 plays, 95 yards, 5:08 possession time. Key plays:
Denison 24 pass from Sears, Sears 17 run, Dollarhide 12
pass from Sears, Davis 11 pass from Sears on 3rd down.
ECU 21, ASU 10.
ECU: Letcher 30 pass from McConnell (Owens kick), 1:38.
Drive: 6 plays, 68 yards, 3:20 possession time. Key plays:
Smith 10 run, Smith 10 run. ECU 28, ASU 10.
FOURTH QUARTER
ASU: Henry 7 run (Crockett run), 11:22. Drive: 12 plays, 66
122
yards, 5:16 possession time. Key plays: Griffin 9 pass from
Sears on 3rd down, Henry 11 run, Henry 8 run on 3rd down.
ECU 28, ASU 18.
ECU: Linville 2 pass from McConnell (Owens kick), :37.
Drive: 7 plays, 61 yards, 3:03 possession time. Key plays:
Smith 50 run, Miles 13 run. ECU 35, ASU 18.
TEAM STATISTICS
ECU ASU
Piet DOWOS .....:.5.5......4. 23 19
Pe ee 14 9
PaSGN ee 8 8
Pena 96.6 1 2
Net Yards Rushing ......-.... 284 166
PUIGINOS: 66 cs a i ei 41 45
Average Per rus ............: 6.93 3.69
Net Yards Passing ........... 2 179
Completed-attempted.......... 12-22 15-25
Yards per completion... ......- 14.33 11.93
Sacns-yards lOst.............. 0-0 2-15
Flag. IMGFCOPICG.. 2. �cad ces es 2 2
Fotal Net Yards ..............:. 456 345
OLA PeyS .�5 2 63 70
PCIQNC GaN. >. ee 7.24 4.93
Punts-Average .........:.... 4-23.8 5-41.0
Punt Reming. 0.15.14 .... 3-15 0-0
Interception Returns ......... 2-52 2-16
Micwotl Retuins ...........:. 2-42 6-77
Penaities-Yards.............. 9-65 9-77
PUMENCS-EOGL =. .2.,......,. 2-0 2-0
Time of Possession .......... 25:06 34:54
ora Down Efficiency. ......... 6-11 8-18
4th Down Efficiency.......... 0-0 1-1
PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), Arkansas State
(Frisella 53).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 31-232, Miles 7-43,
McConnell 2-4, Letcher 1-5.
Arkansas State rushing: Seymore 16-59, Sears 9-40,
Henry 10-53, Crockett 8-26, Hampton 1-(-5), Denison
1-(-7).
East Carolina passing: McConnell 12-22 for 172 yards, 2
mt., 3 TD.
Arkansas State passing: Sears 15-25 for 179 yards, 2 int.,
Tt FD.
East Carolina receiving: Letcher 2-59, Crumpler 3-22,
Zophy 2-45, Miles 2-29, Linville 3-17.
Arkansas State receiving: Denison 2-26, Griffin 1-9, Henry
1-0, Dollarhide 5-69, Hampton 2-59, Davis 1-11, Seymore
1-3, Crockett 1-(-3), Madden 1-5.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Dillon
9-8-17, Carter 8-7-15, Davis 6-7-13, Cunmulaj 2-7-9,
Boothe 5-3-8, Lewis 5-3-8, Cooper 4-4-8, Grandison 4-3-7,
Render 4-1-5.
Arkansas State solos-assists-total (leaders only):
Buckley 6-3-9, Bonds 6-2-8, Watkins 7-0-7, Luellen 5-1-6.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Grandison 1 for 52 yards,
Render 1 for 0 yards). Arkansas State (Luellen 1 for 16
yards, Bonds 1 for O yards).
Officials: Referee-McLaughlin, Linesman-Taylor, Field
Judge-Gautreaux, Back Judge-Jones, Umpire-Champion,
Line Judge-Graas, Side Judge-Grabowski.
Time: 2:55. Temperature: 54. Wind: NE 5-7 mph.
Weather: Sunny.
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Nov. 21 � Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium � Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis State 42, ECU 7 - Tigers take air out of Bucs' sails
East Carolina's football team did not see
Elvis, did not beat Memphis State, and did not
achieve a winning season Saturday afternoon.
Instead, what the Pirates saw was a fired-up
Tiger team that trotted up under a '"'We Believe"'
banner, struck quickly on three big plays and
roared to a 42-7 victory at Liberty Bowl Memorial
Stadium.
With Steve Matthews passing for 335 yards
and three touchdowns and MSU's nationally
third-ranked defense in a dominating mood, the
Tigers easily moved to 6-5. Conversely, ECU
finished 5-6, missing its goal of posting back-to-
back winning seasons for the first time in nearly
a decade.
'This is about as bad a day as | have ever
experienced,' first-year ECU coach Steve Logan
said.
Memphis State's game plan was obvious. Get
the ball and score quickly.
The tone was set early as Matthews fired a
51-yard strike to Ray Patterson on MSU's third
snap, then connected on an 80-yard bomb with
Russell Copeland. For a diversion, fleet John
Martin ran untouched for an 80-yard TD on the
way to a 164-yard rushing performance.
Are you getting the picture? All of this hap-
pened in the first quarter. In just six offensive
plays, MSU led 21-0 and that was pretty much
the ball game except for rolling up the score and
running out the clock.
"I'm just very disappointed,'' said Logan,
struggling to fathom this finish. ''l expected a
much better effort. | apologize to the ECU fans
and university for the effort that went forth today.
''Memphis State is an excellent team - great
defense, great kicking team and a solid offense.
There were very few if any redeeming qualities
for us today.''
Redeeming qualities? Well, sophomore
Junior Smith gained 109 yards to finish with
1,037 and become the first ECU back to break
the 1,000-yard barrier since Anthony Collins did
the trick in 1979.
And Morris Fletcher, playing in his hometown,
amassed 304 all-purpose yards to break Dion
Johnson's single-game ECU mark of 277 set last
year.
But the numbers that stood out on this sunny
day were MSU 42, ECU 7.
'It's a very big disappointment not to go out
with a winning season,"' senior offensive lineman
Nick Wilson said. "'If we had played the rest of
the season the way we should have, we wouldn't
have put ourselves in this hole."'
The Pirates, averaging 436.1 yards per game,
netted just 267 - their lowest output the year -
against an attacking Tiger defense. ECU also
was held to less than 14 points for the first time
in 24 games.
Down 28-0, East Carolina averted the shutout
when Michael Anderson picked a 28-yard pass
By A.J. Carr, Raleigh (N.C.) News & Observer
to wide-open Carlos Blake with 1:23 left in the
first half. It was Blake's first reception of his Pirate
career.
"We couldn't establish anything without
defense in the second half,'' Logan said.
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Memonis Slate... 4.44.2. 241. 7 � = ae
FIRST QUARTER
MSU: Patterson 51 pass from Matthews (Allison kick),
12:35. Drive: 3 plays, 52 yards, 1:22 possession time. Key
plays: none. MSU 7, ECU 0.
MSU: Copeland 80 pass from Matthews (Allison kick), 7:09.
Drive: 2 plays, 80 yards, 0:51 possession time. Key plays:
none. MSU 14, ECU 0.
MSU: Martin 80 run (Allison kick), 3:38. Drive: 1 play, 80
yards, 0:14 possession time. Key plays: none. MSU 21, ECU
0.
SECOND QUARTER
MSU: Martin 2 run (Allison kick), 3:52. Drive: 5 plays, 87
yards, 3:07 possession time. Key plays: Cody 71 pass from
Matthews. MSU 28, ECU 0.
ECU: Blake 28 pass from Anderson (Owens kick), 1:23.
Drive: 8 plays, 77 yards, 2:29 possession time. Key plays:
Drive 15 pass from Anderson on 3rd down, Smith 13 run,
Letcher 17 pass from Anderson. MSU 28, ECU 7.
THIRD QUARTER
MSU: Copeland 8 pass from Matthews (Allison kick), 11:28.
Drive: 7 plays, 56 yards, 3:32 possession time. Key plays:
Martin 10 run, Martin 16 pass from Matthews, Copeland 14
pass from Matthews. MSU 35, ECU 7.
FOURTH QUARTER
MSU: Crawford 2 run (Allison kick), 2:18. Drive: 4 plays, 36
yards, 1:34 possession time. Key plays: Fletcher 14 run,
Crawford 15 run. MSU 42, ECU 7.
TEAM STATISTICS
MSU ECU
Filst DOWNS. =... a7 17
Rising: 2. 9 Z
Passing 2 ee 8 9
Pend 0 1
Net Yards Rushing........... 219 100
MUGNGS 32 39 39
Avelage Permsn .... ..... eyo) 2.00
Net Yards Passing ........... 335 167
Completed-attempted.......... 18-30 17-41
Yards per completion.......... 18.61 9.82
Sacke-vares 1Ost.............. 2-20 5-34
Flag injercepied........-...... 2 2
Total Net Yards.........-3:.. 550 267
Teiglhave . �2s 69 80
PYOWAGS GAM... 5 ee. 7.97 3.34
Punts-Average ............:: 8-47.0 13-37.5
Poni MeUWInNG................ 7-35 5-127
Interception Returns ......... 2-56 2-7
Kickot Melmmns. 2.2. i468, 2-55 7-179
Penalties-Yards.............. 1-78 8-51
FuMmbIES3.06l ....,-:.....3:; 1-0 1-1
Time of Possession .......... 30:01 29:59
srd Down Efficiency.......... 4-13 5-19
4th Down Efficiency.......... 1-1 0-0
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PLAYER STATISTICS
Missed field goals: East Carolina (none), Memphis State
(none).
East Carolina rushing: Smith 28-109, Anderson 9-(-11),
Miles 2-2
Memphis State rushing: Porter 7-11, Martin 19-164,
Matthews 2-(-20), Crawford 7-45, Williams 1-(-1), Holliday
1-4, Patterson 1-(-2), Fletcher 1-14.
East Carolina passing: McConnell 5-10 for 38 yards, 0 int.,
0 TD, Anderson 12-31 for 129 yards, 2 int., 1 TD.
Memphis State passing: Matthews 18-29 for 335 yards, 2
int., 3 TD, Cole 0-1.
East Carolina receiving: Zophy 3-15, Crumpler 2-16, Driver
5-56, Letcher 4-43, Miles 1-7, Blake 2-30.
Memphis State receiving: Holliday 1-(-2), Patterson 2-58,
Copeland 6-140, Bruce 4-35, Cody 2-77, Martin 1-16,
Crawford 1-2, Walker 1-9.
East Carolina solos-assists-total (leaders only): Carter
7-2-9, Davis 9-0-9, Lewis 5-3-8, Dillon 6-1-7, Grandison
7-0-7, Walker 4-1-5.
Memphis State solos-assists-total (leaders only): Barto
7-6-13, Brown 6-3-9, Michael 5-3-8, Hobbs 4-4-8, King
6-1-7, Jansen 2-4-6, Williams 3-2-5, Calloway 3-2-5,
Barnett 3-2-5, Avery 4-1-5.
Interceptions: East Carolina (Grandison 1 for 7 yards,
Crumbie 1 for 0 yards). Memphis State (Barto 1 for 56
yards, Miles 1 for 0 yards).
Officials: Referee-Taylor, Linesman-Wiltshire, Field Judge-
Klingensmith, Back Judge-Ruta, Umpire-Baumeister,
Line Judge-Hunter, Side Judge-Keirns.
Time: 2:44. Temperature: 71. Wind: N 3-5 mph. Weather:
Sunny.
Apr. 17 � Ficklen Stadium �� Greenville, N.C. � Att. 7,500
Gold 34, Purple 28 - Defense stops Offense
The 1993 spring game was different than past
spring games. The offense wore purple and the
defense wore the gold and white. The normal
scoring system was used with the exception of
the defense.
The defense could score one point by
stopping a drive without scoring, two points for
a turnover and three points for three-downs-
and-out.
After all was said and done, the defense held
on to defeat the offense, 34-28.
The defense scored the game's first seven
points, which included fumble recoveries by
Dealton Cotton and Walter Scott. The offense got
on the board when Marcus Crandell connected
with Dwight Linville on a three-yard TD pass.
Crandell's pass to Jerris McPhail on the two-point
conversion put the offense ahead, 8-7.
After being stopped three-downs-and-out, the
offense scored on a three-yard run by McPhail.
The two-point conversion failed and the offense
led, 14-10.
However, the defense scored the game's
next 12 points to take a 22-14 lead after halftime.
Six of those points came on turnovers - inter-
ceptions by Garrett Beasley and Emmanuel
McDaniel and a fumble recovery by Jeff Griffin.
A four-yard run by Orlando Whitaker and
Schizo Sherman's run on the two-point conver-
sion tied the score, 22-22, in the third quarter.
The defense scored the next 12 points,
stopping the offense three times on three-
Pirates in 1992
downs-and-out.
Rob Whitten hit Allen Williams with a 55-yard
scoring strike for the last score of the game. The
two-point conversion failed and the defense held
on to win, 34-28.
'This was a good chance for the kids to have
some fun,' said Pirate coach Steve Logan. ''We
didn't want to get anyone hurt today and that
didn't happen. Now, we'll have to focus on our
off-season conditioning and get ready for
everyone to report in early August."'
Statistically, McPhail had eight rushes for 51
yards while Derrek Batson, Scott Richards and
Dwight Linville eacn caught four passes each.
McPhail was named the offensive MVP for his
efforts.
Crandell completed six of 13 passes for 30
yards and a touchdown while Chris Hester com-
pleted five of eight passes for 38 yards.
Reggie Robinson was named the defensive
MVP, leading all tacklers with 10, including one
for a six yard loss. Mike Sweat added nine stops.
The Pirates open their 1993 season in Ficklen
Stadium on Sept. 9 against Syracuse. The game
will be broadcast nationally by ESPN.
Gold 4. 8. 10 10 6 8&8 - &
Puiple 44.) . 4. S& 6 & 6 - 25
FIRST QUARTER
Gold: Dealton Cotton fumble recovery.
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
Gold: Walter Scott fumble recovery.
Purple: Dwight Linville 3 pass from Marcus Crandell (Jerris
McPhail from Crandell)
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
SECOND QUARTER
Purple: McPhail 3 run (run failed).
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
Gold: Garrett Beasley interception.
Gold: Emmanuel McDaniel interception.
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
THIRD QUARTER
Gold: Jeff Griffin fumble recovery.
Purple: Orlando Whitaker 4 run (Schizo Sherman run).
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
Gold: Held offense without scoring.
FOURTH QUARTER
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
Gold: Held offense without scoring.
Gold: Held offense without scoring.
Gold: Held offense to three-downs-and-out.
Purple: Allen Williams 55 pass from Rob Whitten (pass
failed).
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: McPhail 8-51-1 TD, Sherman 5-25, Burke 4-13,
Blanton 6-11, Smith 3-7.
Passing: Crandell 6-13-1 for 30 yards, 1 TD, Hester 5-8-2
for 38 yards, Whitaker 5-9-0 for 32 yards, Whitten 3-10-0
for 65 yards, 1 TD.
Receiving: Batson 4-33, Richards 4-31, Linville 4-15-1 TD,
Blanton 2-9, Floyd 2-11.
Punting: Wilson 7-45.7, Crabtree 3-35.6.
Defense: Robinson 5-5-10, Sweat 0-9-9, Bunch 1-5-6,
Williams 3-1-4, Haywood 0-4-4, Cooke 1-3-4.
NCAA Statistical Rankings
(Top 50 listed only)
Rushing
Junior Smith, T24th (94.27 yards per game)
National Leader - Marshall Faulk, San Diego
State (163.0 yards per game)
Total Offense
Michael Anderson, 11th (240.70 yards per game)
National Leader - Jimmy Klingler, Houston
(342.55 yards per game)
Interceptions
Greg Grandison, T10th (0.55 interceptions per
game)
National Leader - Carlton McDonald, Air Force
(0.73 interceptions per game)
Punt Returns
Morris Letcher, 15th (11.95 yards per return)
National Leader - Lee Gissendaner, North-
western (21.80 yards per return)
Kickoff Returns
Morris Letcher, T48th (21.42 yards per return)
National Leader - Fred Montgomery, New
Mexico State (32.64 yards per return)
All-Purpose Rushing
Morris Letcher, 12th (147.82 yards per game)
National Leader - Ryan Benjamin, Pacific
(236.09 yards per game)
Team Passing Offense
ECU, 10th (280.45 yards per game)
National Leader - Houston (407.09 yards per
game)
Team Total Offense
ECU, 18th (421.09 yards per game)
National Leader - Houston (519.45 yards per
game)
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Team Scoring Offense
ECU, T33rd (26.27 points per game)
National Leader - Fresno State (40.50 points
per game)
Team Punt Returns
ECU, 5th (14.92 yards per return)
National Leader - Northwestern (21.80 yards
per return)
Team Kickoff Returns
ECU, 25th (21.54 yards per return
National Leader - Florida State (30.33 yards per
return)
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AN DERS ON Game Att. Comp. Int. Pet. Yes: =D
1991-Central Florida 4 2� + te 48 0
QB, Jr-2L, 6-4, 226 Akron =. 10 � 8t. 6. 2
Decatur, Ga. (Crim HS) Southern Mississippi 3 0p: 0 080 a...�
Virginia Tech 0 0 Vv GD 0.2
1991 Totals 29 36 � + Sir meh
1992-Syracuse 52 ea � S62 .355 �
Virginia Tech 44 26 S$ wm ae s
South Carolina Ke 18 0 S13 2a Ss
Bowling Green s. 33 3 WD sro 2
Duke 32 20 �� Gs we 7
Cincinnati 39 23 2 Set ae 4
Pittsburgh SY. 20 +7 set se
Southern Mississippi 39 23 5 See Te 2
West Virginia 34 2t 2 6ir = 6 ore 2
Memphis State 31 12. 2: Br. 1
1992 Totals 308.222 23 353 2406 2
Career Totals Q27. 231 BA 5535 2662 24
Adrian DEFENSE
B ARNHILL Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT
1988-Tennessee Tech 0 O O 00 0-0 0-0 0-0
LB, Sr-3L, 5-11, 231 Virginia Tech 1 0 100 00 00 00
Greenville, N.C. South Carolina 00 000 00 00 00
(Rose HS) Southern Mississippi 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
SW Louisiana 0 0 000 00 0-0 0-0
Florida State 0 0 000 00 00 0-0
Syracuse 0.0 0 00 Ge 0D 066
Miami (Fla.) 0 6 0 60 80 00 060
Cincinnati � 0 @ 60 00 02 00
1988 Totals 1 2 3 00 0-0 0-0 0-0
1989-Bowling Green 5 3 8 00 00 00 00
Cincinnati 2 4 660 00 10 060
Illinois State So .2 5 0D 6009 06 128
Louisiana Tech 3 3 600 00 00 00
South Carolina 2 41 360 OO 80 O60
Virginia Tech 5 6 11 00 0-0 00 0-0
Syracuse 5 0 5 00 00 00 0-0
Miami (Fla.) 4 2 6 00 00 0-0 0-0
Temple 2 2 4 00 0-0 0-0 0-0
Pittsburgh A 0 400 00 00) 00
Southern Mississippi 2 2 4 0:0 00 0-0 0-0
1989 Totals 37 25 62 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0
1990-Louisiana Tech 1010060 66 00 00
Florida State 3s 3 6 00 60 00 00
Virginia Tech 0 0 000 00 00 0-0
SW Louisiana 3 0 300 00 00 00
Georgia 3 1 400 00 00 00
South Carolina 3 3 600 OO 00 00
Cincinnati 0 0 @60 80 60 060
Memphis State A CG 4174 GOO GO O00
Northern Illinois 0 � 6 80 60 00 60
1990 Totals 17 7 24 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
1991-Redshirted
1992-Southern Miss 0 � @CG0 CGO O60 Go
West Virginia 0 0 000 00 00 00
Arkansas State 1 � 1060 66 GO 60
Memphis State 0 0 000 00 00 00
1992 Totals 1 0 100 0-0 0-0 0-0
Career Totals 56 34 90 1-1 0-0 1-0 1-0
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CUNMULA J Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT
1991-Illinois 2 i 1 0-0 0-0 0-0
DT, Sr-2L, 6-1, 240 Memphis State 2.82 06-> +8 OO Of
North Farmington, Mich. Syracuse 101 #00 %2 60 060
(Grand Rapids JC/HS) _ Pittsburgh 6.6 6 008 O68 00 Go
Tulane S 0-8 i 0-0 0-0 1-0
Southern Mississippi 3 1 4 2-5 1-13 00 0-0
Virginia Tech , 3.5 +4 0-0 0-0 0-0
Cincinnati 20.2 oS 1-9 00 0-0
North Carolina State 2 2 4 0-0 0-0 00 0-0
1991 Totals 16 723 5-8 3%-32 0-0 1-0
1992-Syracuse A 4.8 = 0-0 0-0 0-0
Virginia Tech 2 6. 12 0-0 0-1 0-0
South Carolina 5 2 ft 2a 0-0 0-0 00
Bowling Green 2-6 7 = 13 0-0 0-0 0-0
Duke & 641 1-5 1-3 0-0 0-0
Cincinnati os oo 60 1-6 00 0-0
Pittsburgh 3.1.4 60 1-7 0-0 0-0
Southern Mississippi 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
West Virginia S-3-6 22 0-0 1-1 0-0
Arkansas State 2 1,9 $11 T2686 tO 68
Memphis State 1,422 66 0-0 0-0 0-0
1992 Totals 33 32 65 10-24 4%-22 2-2 0-0
Career Totals 49 39 88 15-32 8-54 2-2 1-0
Tony DEFENSE
D AVIS Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR POD-INT
1991-Illinois 0.28 � 00 00 Oe 00
LB, Jr-2L, 6-1, 245 Memphis State 3.4 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Boston, Mass. Central Florida 5 �1. 6 600 0 00 6 610~~COCO 8
(Coffeyville CC) South Carolina... 4 ..2..,2 00 06 08 60
Akron a. 5 8 0-0 0-0 00 0-0
Syracuse 4. 8 7 60 6 600)h6U0e6hCOCU�dGSE
Pittsburgh 0.2 2 @68 00 00 G28
Tulane a 8 0 00 O00 00 0-0
Southern Miss 1.6 4 00 00 0-0 0-0
Virginia Tech As 4 3 00 00 Ge ts
Cincinnati a 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
N.C. State 5 2 8 0-0 0-0 00 0-0
1991 Totals 22 18 40 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0
1992-Syracuse 7.6.18 00 GG Ge �a
Virginia Tech 2.4.76 OO fa tt te
South Carolina ..11.23 .44 26 660 12 ��@
Bowling Green ae 2 00 @0 08 Get
Duke 6.72460 "12� GO 2 GO
Cincinnati 9.4.18 -00 0G Q6 66
Pittsburgh L241 8 0-0 00 00 0-0
Southern Miss 10. 3 3 22 G0 66 0
West Virginia 6 4 0. ?0 66 Ge O86
Arkansas State A 7 44 We i ee. te
Memphis State 2 0 9 00 00 00 0-1
1992 Totals 82 40 122 6-17 2-10 3-1 1-1
Career Totals 104 58 162 6-17 2-10 4-1 1-1
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DILLON Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT DRIVER Game No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1989-Bowling Green 1 2 3 00 000-0 00 1989-Bowling Green 0 0 0.0 0 0 i
OLB, Sr-4L, 6-4, 224 Cincinnati 20 2 1-3 0000 60 SE, Sr-3L, 6-0, 201 Cincinnati 0 oS te 9 oO
Lake Placid, Fla. (HS) Illinois State A450 4 12 te 10 00 College Park, Ga. Illinois State 3 6 107" 4 20 ge
Louisiana Tech 2 4 6 00 0000 00 (Douglass HS) Louisiana Tech 3 SO 167 8 25�
South Carolina 3 8 6 00 00 00 00 South Carolina 1 18 i360 0 Te =
Virginia Tech 000 00 0000 0-0 1989 Totals 7 1S = 96 1 29
Syracuse oO Tr tf .00 C0 00 00 1990-Louisiana Tech 2 Zo �100 0 15 "
Miami (Fla.) 1-0 1 OO 060 00 C0 Florida State 1 4 4.0 0 4 -
Temple 27 3 OO OC 00 O06 Georgia 1 t2 120 0 12
Pittsburgh 22 4 00 G0 61 00 Southern Mississippi 1 2 20 �866 2
Southern Mississippi O O 0O 0-0 000-0 0-0 South Carolina 2 9 4.5 0 6 a
1989 Totals 17 13 30 2-5 1-6 1-1 0-0 Cincinnati 1 1 1.0 0 1
1990-Louisiana Tech 4 5 9 1-6 00 00 1-0 Temple 0 0 0.0 0 0 =
Florida State 3 2 5 OO 60 60 00 Memphis State 2 25. i205 0 22
: Virginia Tech 6�2 8 O00 00 00 00 Northern Illinois 0 0 0.0 0 0 =
| SW Louisiana 2 3s & OO 0 00 00 1990 Totals 10 We As 0 22
Georgia 7 3 10� 00 00 00 00 1991-Illinois 3 so 11.7 1 16
Southern Mississippi 1 5 6 O00 0000 0-0 Memphis State 2 St (5 1 19 =
| South Carolina 4 812 00 0000 00 Central Florida 0 oS 2o � 8
Cincinnati Awe 7 80 600 00 04 South Carolina 1 me 28 {
Temple 5 3 8 00 0000 00 Akron 3 6 26 2 2 FE
| Memphis State 2 1 3 00 00 00 1-0 Syracuse 3 42 14.0 ta
Northern Illinois 16 4�17 2-12 00 0-0 1-0 Pittsburgh 1 6 6.0 0 6 -
1990 Totals 51 39 90 3-18 0-0 0-0 3-1 Tulane 1 16 �3=10-0 0 10 =
. 1991-Illinois 2.2 4.00. 0000. 10 Southern Mississippi 5 1 236 2 50
Memphis State Bo 85-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Virginia Tech 5 52 10.4 1 15 ~
| Central Florida 8.0. 300 . 00 060 00 Cincinnati 4 SS 45 |. 3 ai
South Carolina 3.3 6 �13 #00 14 69 North Carolina State 2 a7 ies 0 .
Akron 3 1 4 #13 # �+00 00 00 1991 Totals 28 464 16.6 10 50 =
Syracuse 1 3 G6. 00 00 00 C1 1992-Syracuse 5 fay. 222 1 28
Pittsburgh | 6. 24 00 GO 60 Virginia Tech 4 62 205 is �
Tulane 4 6 10 1-51%-17 0-0 0-0 South Carolina 4 67. 6168 2 45 -_
Southern Mississippi 4 7 11 1-4 0-0 0-1 0-0 Bowling Green 3 36 126 1 15
Virginia Tech A' 7 11 60 00 060 1 Duke 1 oman A) gee 7 =
Cincinnati o� 4: 9] 0-0 0-0 0-1 Cincinnati 10 SS �= 15.5 1 40
North Carolina State 4 3 7 1-7 %-10 0-0 0-0 Pittsburgh 3 44 �(147 0 21
1991 Totals 36 39 75 7-201%-17 1-1 2-2 Southern Mississippi 4 32 8.0 0 14 _-
1992-Syracuse � 7 12. 12 49 00 00 West Virginia 4 32 8.0 0 10
Virginia Tech 3� 4 7 00 0000 00 Arkansas State 0 0 0.0 0 0 =
Duke 6 5 11 00 009 10 00 Memphis State 5 56. 11-2 0 15
Cincinnati 6 513 28 0000 00 1992 Totals 43 624 14.5 6 45 dj
Pittsburgh 5� | 6 00 00061 1-0 Career Totals G 1266 45 7 50 -
Southern Mississippi 11 4 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0
West Virginia 7 8.00 0000 00 A
Arkansas State 9 6 i717 G0 10. 10 a
Memphis State 6 7 14 00.00 06 Derrick DEFENSE
1992 Totals 60 43103 5-18 %-9 2-1 4-0 FIELDS Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT =
Career Totals 164 134 298 17-61 5-32 4-3 9-3 1989-Bowling Green 6 4 10 00 00 0-0 0-0
OLB, Sr-3L, 6-1, 203 Cincinnati 3 3 6 140 00 11 G0 :
Clearwater, Fla. (HS) Illinois State 24 6 13 00 00 10 f-
Louisiana Tech 3 f 10 14 O60 06 61
South Carolina 5 �@ & GO 00 GO 10
Virginia Tech 5 4 9 60 00 10 10 -
Syracuse 9 1 170 28 00 00 00
Miami (Fla.) 4.3 6 @0 00 00 1-0 -
Temple 4 t �-138 @0 00 G0
1989 Totals 40 30 70 6-28 0-0 2-1 4-1
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Florida State 2 4 6 OO 00 00 10
SW Louisiana G6 2 & @O 00 60 14
Georgia 3 2 �& 00 @0 60 C66 =
Temple 3 2 � @Q 06 G0 60
Northern Illinois 3 Tt 4 00 00 G6 046 =
1990 Totals 20 15 35 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0
1991-Illinois G6 @ 0 600 G0 G0 60
Memphis State 3 1 4 00 0000 00 fi
Central Florida 2 0 2 @0 06 00 106
South Carolina 1 0 Ff OO GO G0 00
1991 Totals 6 1 7 00 0-0 0-0 1-0 -
1992-No Statistics
Career Totals 67 46 114 6-28 0-0 2-2 8-1 =
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Greg DEFENSE
GR ANDISON Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT
1991-Illinois : s 2? 700 UO Gl 14
SAF, Sr-2L, 6-2, 218 Memphis State 10 3 13 00 00 00 1-0
Pensacola, Fla. Central Florida 7, 2 8 00 00 it 02
(Pearl River JC/ South Carolina 5 4 900 00 00 00
Washington HS) Akron 3 1 400 G0 00 10
Syracuse 7-6 13 11 OO GD 614
Pittsburgh 8 5 13 00 00 00 00
Tulane 51 6 00 00 00 0-0
Southern Mississippi 9 2 1100 00 1-0 0-0
Virginia Tech 6 2 800 00 00 OI
Cincinnati 5.2 70 00 00 OF
North Carolina State 5 6 1100 00 00 00
1991 Totals 70 30 100 1-1 0-0 2-2 4-4
1992-Syracuse 4 1 500 00 00 00
Virginia Tech 42 � 600 00 00 02
South Carolina 30 3 00 00 00� 1-0
Bowling Green 6.2� 8 00 00 Gl ia
Duke 5,3 68 00 00 00 C1
Cincinnati 20 200 00 00 060
Pittsburgh 2 2 400 00 00. 10
Southern Mississippi 5 4 900 00 00 0-0
West Virginia 6 2 8 00 O00 00 00
Arkansas State 42 3 7 00 606.00 i
Memphis State 7 0 700 00 00 Ci
1992 Totals 48 19 67 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-6
Career Totals 118 49 167 1-1 0-0 2-2 8-10
Thomas DEFENSE
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1992-Syracuse A. 5.9 15. 00. 00 0-0
LB, JI-1L, 62, 202 Virginia Tech 4,2. 6 00 00. 060 0-0
Lumberton, N.C. South Garoina 4 8 12 00 O00 60 �00
(HS/Campbell University) BowlingGreen 8 3 11 1-1 0-0 00 00
Duke 0 0 0 00 00 G0 0-0
Cincinnati @ � 2 00 00 09 0-0
Pittsburgh 0 � 0 00 GO G0 0-0
Southern Miss 2 41 2 638 00. CGO C08 0-0
West Virginia � 0 0 060 60. C0 0-0
Arkansas State O 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Memphis State 0O 0 0 0-0 00 0-0 1-0
1992 and
Career Totals 24 19 43 2-6 0-0 0-0 1-0
Nick Wilson
Ernie DEFENSE
LEWIS Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT
1989-Bowling Green 3 0 3 00 00 00 00
OLB, Sr-4L, 6-1, 216 Cincinnati 12 83 66 00 00 0
Sanford, Fla. Illinois State 3 2 5 00 00 00 00
(Seminole HS) Louisiana Tech 12 3.00 00 OO 0
South Carolina 00 0 00 00 00 00
Virginia Tech 0 0 0 & C0 00 00
Syracuse 0 0 0 00 CO CO GO
Miami (Fla.) 0 1 1 60 OO O00 60
Temple 6 2 8 00 00 00 0-0
Pittsburgh 510 15 00 00 00 1-0
Southern Mississippi 4 4 8 1-3 00 00 1-0
1989 Totals 23 23 46 1-3 0-0 0-0 2-0
1990-Louisiana Tech 2 3 5 OO O00 00 0-0
Florida State 10 5 15 00 00 00 0-0
Virginia Tech 20� 2�00 00 CO CY
SW Louisiana 4 2 6 @O @O G0 CO
Georgia 3 0 3 00 00 00 00
Southern Mississippi 1 3 4 00 00 00 00
South Carolina 24 6 00 00 00 00
Cincinnati 10 1 060 O00 GO 06
Temple 2�s 5 00 ?0 60 G0
Memphis State 22 4 00 00 00 00
Northern Illinois 3:1 4 14 00 00 60
1990 Totals 32 23 55 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0
1991-Illinois 5 2 7 80 00 00 00
Memphis State 5 4 9 00 00 00 00
Central Florida 5 0 6 00 OO 00 00
South Carolina 1.2 3�00 00 00. 00
Akron 1.3 4-00 00 O00 60
Syracuse 21 38 00 00 60 00
Pittsburgh 00 0 00 00 00 00
Southern Mississippi O O O 00 00 00 00
Virginia Tech 22 4 GO 00 GO 060
Cincinnati 00 0 00 00 00 00
1992 Totals 21 14 35 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
1992-Syracuse 7-3 10 0079 00 00
Virginia Tech 7.5 12> 25 00 00 @0
South Carolina 11.4 15 1-11 #4 01 O00
Bowling Green 44 8 00 00 00 0-0
Duke 4.2 6. 00 00 01 10
Cincinnati 3 2 5 00 00 00 60
Pittsburgh 5 4 9 1-1 00 00 00
Southern Mississippi 3 3 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
West Virginia 4 6 10 00 00 0-1 1-0
Arkansas State 5 3 8 00 00 GO 1-0
Memphis State 5 3 8 24 00 0.0 00
1992 Totals 58 39 97 6-21 1-13 0-3 3-0
Career Totals 134 99 233 8-28 1-13 0-3 5-0
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1989-No Statistics
CB, Sil, 68, 172 1990-No Statistics
Nashville, N.C. 1991-Central Florida 2 0 2 00 00 00 1-0
(Northern Nash HS) South Carolina 0-0 000 60.600. 00
Akron 0 0 000 00 00 0-0
Syracuse 0 0 000 00 00 0-0
Pittsburgh 0 0 0600 OO O00 - 00
Tulane 0 0 00-0 00 00 0-0
Southern Mississippi O O O 0:0 00 00 00
Virginia Tech O.0 000 00 00 60
Cincinnati 0 0 0 G0 00 00 00
North Carolina State 0 0 000 00 00 0-0
1991 Totals 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0
1992-No Statistics
Career Totals 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0
Statistics of 1992 Lettermen Lost
Victor RUSHING
Game Mo. Yds. Avg. TD Long
McBRYDE 1989-Bowling Green 6 39 6.5 0 32
LB/RB, Sr-3L, 5-11, 225 Cincinnati 0 0 00. 0 0
Red Springs, N.C. (HS) Illinois State 3 10 33 0 4
Louisiana Tech 0 0 0.0 0 0
South Carolina 0 0 0.0 0 0
Virginia Tech 0 0 0.0 0 0
Syracuse 0 0 0.0 0 0
Miami (Fla.) 2 21 10.5 0 +5
Temple 4 47 Vis 0 36
Pittsburgh 0 0 0.0 0 0
Southern Mississippi 0 0 0.0 0 0
1989 Totals We. V7, 7.8 0 36
1990-Louisiana Tech 5 25 5.0 0 10
Florida State 1 2 2.0 0 Z
Georgia 0 0 0.0 0 0
Southern Mississippi 0 0 0.0 0 0
South Carolina 0 0 0.0 0 0
Cincinnati Z 3 15 0 2
1990 Totals 8 30 3.8 0 10
1991-Redshirted
Career Totals 2a 40s �i147 6.4 0 36
DEFENSE
Game UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF-FR PD-INT
1992-Syracuse 0 2 200 00 00 0-0
Virginia Tech 0 0 000 00 00 00
South Carolina 6 0 600 00 0-0 0-0
Bowling Green 9 5 14 1-1 00 60 00
Duke 1 0 100 00 00 00
Cincinnati 0 0 000 0-0 00 0-0
Pittsburgh 0 0 00-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
1992 Totals 16 7 23 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
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Game Att. Comp. Int. Pet. Yds. TD
McCONNELL 1991-Illinois 3 3 2.0 1060. 8 . 0
QB, Sr-2L, 6-2, 192 Memphis State 1 0 0 000 0 0
Downey, Cal. Central Florida 7 A.A 6571. 36. 0
(Cerritos JC/HS) 1991 Totals 11 724 635. 54. 0
1992-Syracuse 24 12.4 500 168 1
Virginia Tech 13 7.90 508 457.0
South Carolina 5 1...0 200 Ee 0
Bowling Green 4 3.0 750. 27. 0
Duke 5 2.0 �400. 11. 0
Cincinnati 5 A 0 800 46 0
Pittsburgh 0 0.08 000 0.0
Southern Mississippi 0 0 0 ._ 000 6. 0
West Virginia 4 2 eM 2B Been Arn Q
Arkansas State 22 l2@ 2... S45 72 ..3
Memphis State 10 � � 500 368 0
1992 Totals 95 48 4 505 560 4
Career Totals 106 55.5 51.9 614 4
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No Rushing Attempts in 1991
RB, Sr-2L, 5-10, 178 1992-Syracuse 0 0 G0 0 0
Indianapolis, Ind. Virginia Tech 0 0 0.0 0 0
(Ellsworth JC/ South Carolina 0 0 G0 0 0
Broad Ripple HS) Bowling Green 0 0 00. 0 0
Duke 2 S2.= �41.0 0 79
Cincinnati 3 32 10.7 0 36
Pittsburgh 3 7 ea 0 3
Southern Mississippi 10 112 ite 0 30
West Virginia S) 41 8.2 0 15
Arkansas State Vi 43 6.1 0 14
Memphis State 2 2 1.0 0 2
1992 and
Career Totals S29 6=6318 9.9 0 79
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PRK, SeIL, 611, 172 1992-Syracuse 0-1 3-3 3 -
Jacksonville, N.C. (HS) Virginia Tech 1-2 1-2 4 26
South Carolina 0-1 2-2 2 oe
Bowling Green 0-0 2-3 2 -_
Duke 0-0 2-2 2 o
Cincinnati 0-1 6-6 6 -
Pittsburgh 1-2 4-5 is 31
Southern Mississippi 0-0 1-1 1 a
West Virginia 0-0 4-4 4
Arkansas State 0-0 5-5 5 -
Memphis State 0-0 1-1 1 -
1992 and
Career Totals 2-7 31-34 of 31
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SE - K Fr O R D Game No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1991-Illinois 1 6 6.0 0 6
TE, Sr-2L, 6-6, 239 Memphis State 0 0 0.0 0 0
Leesburg, Va. Central Florida 2 7 eo 6 4
(Mars Hill College/ South Carolina 0 ? @6 6 0
Loudoun County HS) Akron 0 0 0.0 0 0
Syracuse 0 0 0.0 0 0
Pittsburgh 0 0 0.0 0 0
Tulane 0 0 0.0 0 0
Southern Mississippi 0 0 0.0 0 0
Virginia Tech 0 0 0.0 0 0
Cincinnati 0 0 0.0 0 0
North Carolina State 0 0 0.0 0 0
1991 Totals 3 13 4.3 0 6
1992-No Statistics
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Game No. Yds. Avg. TD Wo. Yds. Avg. TD
1989-Bowling Green 5 8050 8. 0 3 U0 .0
Cincinnati 0 000 0 2. 0 34 0
Illinois State S mse 0 @ 0 OD 4
Louisiana Tech 7 wece UV UU 8 Be 8
South Carolina - B46 0 2 4785 0
Virginia Tech 0 00D 0 DBD G00 8
Syracuse 5 2244 1� �2. 7.35 28
Miami (Fla.) S 23�32 0. 4. 2460-0
Temple 7. 1616 0. 1 16. 140.0
1989 Totals Be 2244.3 1 9 62 6.5 6
1990-Louisiana Tech SB 4b eo 0 2 16 Gu 0
Florida State 9 4629 0 41.13 160 4
Virginia Tech i906 �6561-3656. 0 1, 6 30 0
SW Louisiana i GZ52 08. 1 70 0
Georgia So wes 0. 0 8.00 0
Southern Mississippi Do 57.660 0 1. 4:40 0
South Carolina 10 -29 29 12.0 9. 00 6
Cincinnati BS 31390 1.5 50 0
Temple SB 123 0 2 12 60 0
Memphis State iy 711 Go 0. 2 33 495 1
Northern Illinois 2 615.12 0 0: 00 0
1990 Totals 116 468842 3 11 162 14.7 2
1991-Illinois SO 6348 0 12. 7.7038
Memphis State 18� 82145 0 8 08 06 0
Central Florida 11 ~- 4036 0 2 798 305 7
South Carolina 11 33848 0 0.0200 0
Akron 7 2840 0. 4 32 60.1
Syracuse 11 23.27-9 0. 8 00 0
Pittsburgh B. 2038 42.11.10 6
Tulane 6 1627-0 0 0.00 0
Southern Mississippi A 1435 0 4 3 304
Virginia Tech 2 8400 14 - 9
Cincinnati B 1550.0 4.411.110 G6
North Carolina State 11 6559 0 5 30 60 1
1991 Totals 80 3513.5 4 11 129 11-7 3
1992-Syracuse 4 3996 0 3 56 187 0
Virginia Tech 11... 3935 � 5 49�95 |
South Carolina 5 29568 0 5 35.70 3
Bowling Green 2�17 85 0 5 26-52 0
Duke 6 2033 6G 3 24 80 0
Cincinnati 16836 0 6 31 52 1
Pittsburgh M06 668348 0. 4 20 75 8
1992 Totals AA 2154.9 0 31 251 38.1 3
Career Totals 297 1260 4.2 5 62604 9.7 8
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1991-Illinois 0 0 0 00 OO Ce 06
SAF, Jr-2L, 5-11, 197 Memphis State 10 100 O68 OC GC
Aiken, S.C. (HS) Central Florida 6 2 68 00 60 Go 68
South Carolina 5 4 � 00 00 00 15
Akron a 3 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0
Syracuse 6 2 8 GD 00 Of o�
Pittsburgh 7 6 13 00 OO 06. Te
Southern Mississippi 1 1 2 00 00 00 0-0
Virginia Tech 4 3 / 00 O68 OO GE
Cincinnati Ss 2 + 8 C8 O00 Ce C2
N.C. State $3 6 983 OO 00 O00 O68
1991 Totals 38 27 65 0-0 0-0 1-0 2-2
1992-Syracuse A. 2 $3 00 06 Ge GG
Virginia Tech a 5 00 00 00 0-0
South Carolina eS 4 9 00 00 00 1-0
Bowling Green a. 4 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Duke 0 0 6 00 GO Gi 68
Cincinnati 3-0. 3.00 ?0: 00. 60
Pittsburgh a4 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Southern Mississippi O O 0O 0-0 0-0 1-0 20
West Virginia 124 200 00 00 00
Arkansas State 1A 2 00 00 00 0-0
Memphis State a5 5 00 00 00 00
1992 Totals 31 9 40 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-0
Career Totals 69 36 105 0-0 0-0 2-1 4-2
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1990-Florida State 0 0 0.0 0 0
WR, Si-2L, 6-1, 176 Georgia 1 18 (180 "0 > 16
Burke, Va. Southern Mississippi 0 0 O06 0
(Robinson HS) South Carolina 0 0 00 � 0
ae Memphis State 0 0 0.0 0 0
2 Northern Illinois 2 17 S85" 6 9
1990 Totals 3 ao 147 0 18
1991-Illinois 0 0 0.0 0 0
Memphis State 0 0 0.0 0 0
Central Florida 2 28 14.0 0 15
South Carolina 0 0 0.0 0 0
Akron 6 76 12:7 1 23
Syracuse 0 0 0.0 0 0
Pittsburgh 0 0 0.0 0 0
Tulane 0 0 0.0 0 0
Southern Mississippi 1 11 11.0 0 11
1991 Totals 9 5 �128 1 23
1992-Syracuse 6 55 9.2 0 22
Virginia Tech 9 111 12.3 1 18
South Carolina 2 26 13.0 0 19
Bowling Green ta. 148 12.3 1 31
Duke 2 15 75 0 8
Cincinnati 1 7 7.0 0 Z
Pittsburgh 5 53 10.6 0 19
Southern Mississippi 1 4 4.0 0 4
West Virginia 1 8 8.0 0 8
Arkansas State 2 45 225 0 31
Memphis State 3 18 5.0 0 9
1992 Totals 44 487 cy 2 31
Career Totals 56. .6397 = 17.4 3 31
SENIORS WITH NO CAREER STATISTICS
SN Charles Howard
OT Tony Howard
RB Derrick Pasley
OT Tom Scott
OT Nick Wilson
1992 Honors/Records Broken or Tied
Player Honors
Tom Scott
All-America, The Sporting News (1st Team)
All-America, Football News (1st Team)
All-America, UPI (2nd Team)
ECAC/Budget All-Star Team (1st Team)
All-South Independent, AP (1st Team)
All-independent Football Alliance (1st Team)
Senior Bowl
East-West All-Star Shrine Game
Southeast's Top Offensive Lineman, Atlanta
Touchdown Club
Michael Anderson
All-America, UPI (Honorable Mention)
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (2nd Team)
ECAC Player of the Week (Virginia Tech)
Independent Football Alliance Player of the
Week (Syracuse, Virginia Tech)
Junior Smith
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (1st Team)
All-lndependent Football Alliance (1st Team)
ESPN Player of the Game (Southern Miss)
ECAC Player of the Week (South Carolina,
Southern Miss, Arkansas State)
Independent Football Alliance Player of the
Week (Arkansas State)
Carlester Crumpler
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (1st Team)
All-independent Football Alliance (1st Team)
Bernard Carter
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (1st Team)
ECAC Player of the Week (Duke)
Jerry Dillon
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (2nd Team)
ECAC Player of the Week (Arkansas State)
Greg Grandison
All-America, Football News (Honorable Mention)
All-South Independent, AP (2nd Team)
Blue-Gray All-Star Game
Individual Records
Single Game Pass Attempts - 55, Michael
Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Old Mark, 51, Jeff
Blake vs. N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992). Also breaks
school mark by a sophomore.
Single Game Pass Completions - 33, Anderson
vs. Bowling Green (Old Mark, 31, Blake vs. N.C.
State, Jan. 1, 1992). Also breaks school mark by a
sophomore.
Single Game Passing Yardage - 379,
Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Old Mark, 378,
Blake vs. N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992). Also breaks
school mark by a sophomore.
Single Game Pass Receptions By A Junior - 9,
Morris Letcher vs. Syracuse (Old Mark, 6, Luke
Fisher vs. Temple, Oct. 27, 1990, Stefon Adams
vs. Florida, Oct. 22, 1989).
Single Game Pass Receptions By A Freshman
- 7, Derrek Batson vs. Va. Tech (Old Mark, 4,
Cedric Van Buren vs. Miami, Fla., Nov. 4, 1989).
Single Game Rushing Yards By A Sophomore
- 232, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State (Old Mark,
177, Eddie Hicks vs. Southern Illinois, Oct. 9,
1976).
Single Game Total Offensive Yardage By A
Sophomore - 369, Anderson vs. Bowling Green
(Old Mark, 313, Travis Hunter vs. Va. Tech, Oct.
17, 1987).
Single Game Interceptions Thrown - 5,
Anderson vs. Southern Miss (Old Mark, 4, Bill
Bailey vs. Louisville, Nov. 25, 1966, John Casazza
vs. Richmond, Oct. 24, 1970).
Single Game Punt Attempts - 13, Michael
Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Old Mark, 12, Billy
Wightman vs. three opponents). Also breaks
school mark by a freshman.
Single Game Punting Yards - 488, Jacobs vs.
Memphis State (Old Mark, 450, Wightman vs.
Southern Miss, Oct. 5, 1968). Also breaks school
mark by a freshman.
Single Game All-Purpose Rushing Yardage -
304, Letcher vs. Memphis State (Old Mark, 277,
Dion Johnson vs. Illinois). Also breaks school
mark by a junior.
Single Season Receptions By A Freshman -
26, Batson (Old Mark, 11, Walter Wilson, 1986).
Single Season Receptions By A Junior - 47,
Morris Letcher (Old Mark, 35, Luke Fisher, 1990).
Single Season Receiving Yardage By A Junior
- 557, Letcher (Old Mark, 534, Fisher, 1990).
Single Season Reception Yardage By A
Freshman - 288, Batson (Old Mark, 220, Walter
Wilson, 1986).
Single Season Touchdown Receptions By A
Freshman - 2, Batson (Old Mark, 1, set six times by
four others).
Single Season Touchdown Receptions By A
Running Back - 3, Miles and Van Buren (Old Mark,
2, by 4 others).
Single Season Receptions By A Running Back
- 31, Cedric Van Buren (Old Mark, 22, Jarrod
Moody, 1986).
Single Season Touchdown Passes By A
Sophomore - 22, Anderson (Old Mark, 6, Darrell
Speed, 1984).
Single Season Pass Attempts - 398, Anderson
(Old Mark, 168, Blake, 1991). Also breaks school
mark by a sophomore.
Single Season Pass Completions - 222,
Anderson (Old Mark, 203, Blake, 1991). Also
breaks school mark by a sophomore.
Single Season Passing Yardage By A
Sophomore - 2,486, Anderson (Old Mark, 1,107,
Hunter, 1987).
Single Season Pass Efficiency Rating By A
Sophomore - 114.6, Anderson (Old Mark, 108.96,
Hunter, 1987).
Single Season Total Offensive Yardage By A
Sophomore - 2,407, Anderson (Old Mark, 1,478,
Hunter, 1987).
130
Single Season Interceptions Thrown - 23,
Anderson (Old Mark, 20, John Casazza, 1970).
Single Season Quarterback Sacks - 11,
Bernard Carter (Old Mark, Jody Schulz, 1982).
Also breaks school mark by a junior.
Single Season Interception Yards By A
Freshman - 125, Hank Cooper (Old Mark, 84, Jim
Bolding, 1973).
Single Season Kickoff Returns By A Junior -
36, Letcher (Old Mark, 34, Dion Johnson, 1990).
Single Season Punt Return Yards By A Junior
- 263, Letcher (Old Mark, 230, Henry Williams,
1983).
Career Touchdown Receptions - 17, Clayton
Driver (Old Mark, 16, Walter Wilson, 1986-89).
Career Receptions By A Running Back - 62,
Cedric Van Buren (Old Mark, 51, Tom Grant,
1965-67).
Career Quarterback Sacks - 202, Bernard
Carter (Old Mark, 19, Jody Schulz, 1981-82).
Season, Game Interception Returned For
Touchdown - 1, Hank Cooper vs. Cincinnati, 1992
(Ties mark of 22 others).
Career Interceptions Returned For Touch-
down - 2, Greg Floyd (Old Mark, 1, by 22 others).
Longest Punt Return - 97 yards, Derrek Batson
vs. West Virginia (Old Mark, 80 yards, Gerald Hall
vs. Richmond, Oct: 15, 1977).
Longest Fumble Recovery Return - 97 yards,
Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia (Old Mark, 36 yards,
Lewis vs. Duke, 1992).
Team Records
Single Game Pass Attempts - 77, vs. Syracuse
(Old Mark, 51 vs. Southern Miss, Nov. 9, 1991,
N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992). Was four shy of NCAA
record 81 set by Houston vs. SMU on Oct. 20,
1990.
Single Game Pass Completions - 36, vs.
Syracuse and Bowling Green (Old Mark, 31 vs.
N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992).
Single Game Passing Yardage - 51, vs.
Syracuse (Old Mark, 411 vs. Southern Miss, Nov.
9, 1991).
Single Game First Downs Passing - 23, vs.
Syracuse (Old Mark, 22 vs. Southern Miss, Nov. 9,
1991).
Single Game Interceptions Thrown - 5, vs.
Southern Miss (Ties old mark, set vs. three
opponents).
Single Season Most Passing Attempts - 497.
(Old Mark, 414, 1991).
Single Season Most Pass Completions - 272.
(Old Mark, 229, 1991).
Single Season Interceptions Thrown - 27. (Old
Mark, 23, 1971).
Single Season Punt Return Average - 14.9.
(Old Mark, 12.3, 1978).
Single Season Home Attendance Average -
33,068. (Old Mark, 31,083, 1991).
Single Season Home Attendance Total -
165,340 (Old Mark, 155,415, 1991).
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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: 20, Tony Baker vs. Temple (Nov. 20, 1982)
Season: 340, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
By a Senior: 204, Carlester Crumpler, 1973
By a Junior: 340, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
By a Sophomore: 252, Butch Colson, 1967
By a Freshman: 126, Tony Baker, 1982
Career: 658, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73
YARDS GAINED
Game: 245, Bill Wightman vs. Davidson (Nov. 8, 1969)
By a Senior: 245, Bill Wightman vs. Davidson (Nov. 8, 1969)
By a Junior: 212, Reggie McKinney vs. Cincinnati (Oct. 10, 1987)
By a Sophomore: 232, Junior Smith vs. Arkansas State (Nov. 14, 1992)
By a Freshman: 165, Tony Baker vs. Temple (Nov. 20, 1982)
Season: 1,309, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
By a Senior: 1,042, Carlester Crumpler, 1973
By a Junior: 1,309, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
By a Sophomore: 1,135, Butch Colson, 1967
By a Freshman: 827, Tony Baker, 1982
Career: 2,889, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73
YARDS PER GAME
Season: 119.0, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
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: 8.1, James Speight, 1959 (38 for 306)
Career: 6.5, James Speight, 1955-59 (350 for 2,276)
GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE
Season: 9, Carlester Crumpler, 1972
Career: 14, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73
Consecutive: 6, Carlester Crumpler (Oct. 28, 1972 - Furman, UT-Chattanooga
William & Mary, Dayton, North Carolina, Sept. 8, 1973 - N.C. State)
TOUCHDOWNS Ve
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: 55, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Senior: 51, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992)
By a Junior: 43, John Casazza vs. Richmond (Oct. 24, 1970)
By a Sophomore: 55, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Freshman: 26, Charlie Libretto vs. N.C. State (Sept. 6, 1986)
Season: 398, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Senior: 368, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Junior: 277, John Casazza, 1970
By a Sophomore: 398, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 148, Charlie Libretto, 1986
Career: 667, Jeff Blake, 1988-91
132
COMPLETIONS
Game: 33, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Senior: 31, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992)
By a Junior: 21, John Casazza vs. Richmond (Oct. 24, 1970)
By a Sophomore: 33, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Freshman: 14, Charlie Libretto vs. N.C. State (Sept. 6, 1986)
14, Greg Stewart vs. Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 15, 1980)
Season: 222, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Senior: 203, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Junior: 122, John Casazza, 1970
By a Sophomore: 222, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 71, Charlie Libretto, 1986
Career: 360, Jeff Blake, 1988-91
HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Game (Min. 15 att.): 75.0, Kevin Ingram vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982)
(12 for 16)
Season (Min. 150 att.): 55.8, Michael Anderson, 1992 (222 for 398)
By a Senior: 55.2, Jeff Blake, 1991 (203 for 368)
By a Junior: 52.9, Jeff Blake, 1990 (116 for 219)
By a Sophomore: 55.8, Michael Anderson, 1992 (222 for 398)
By a Freshman: None qualified
Career (Min. 250 att.): 54.1, Bill Cline, 1962-64 (153 fo 283)
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: 6, Charlie Libretto, 1986
Career: 35, John Casazza, 1970-71
YARDS GAINED
Game: 379, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Senior: 378, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992)
By a Junior: 270, John Casazza vs. Richmond (Oct. 24, 1970)
By a Sophomore: 379, Michael Anderson vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 26, 1992)
By a Freshman: 243, Travis Hunter vs. Temple (Oct. 11, 1986)
Season: 3,073, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Senior: 3,073, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Junior: 1,512, John Casazza, 1970
By a Sophomore: 2,486, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 833, Charlie Libretto, 1986
Career: 5,133, Jeff Blake, 1988-91
YARDS PER GAME
Season: 279.4, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Senior: 279.4, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Junior: 137.5, John Casazza, 1970
By a Sophomore: 248.6, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 83.3, Charlie Libretto, 1986
Career: 160.4, Jeff Blake, 1988-91
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: 13, Jeff Blake, 1990
Bye nee 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. Virginia Tech (Oct. 17, 1987)
74, Mike Weaver to Theodore Ashford vs. William & Mary (Nov. 16, 1975)
By a Freshman: 53, Ron Jones to Ricky Nichols vs. SW Louisiana (Nov, 3, 1984)
PASSING 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: 114.6, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 99.67, Ron Jones, 1984
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Total Offense
MOST PLAYS
Game: 61, Jeff Blake vs. N.C. State (Jan. 1, 1992)
Season: 445, Jeff Blake, 1991
Career: 931, Travis Hunter, 1986-89
YARDS GAINED
Game: 402, Jeff Blake vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 9, 1991) (361 pass, 41 rush)
By a Senior: 402, Jeff Blake vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 9, 1991)
(361 pass, 41 rush)
By a Junior: 318, Jeff Blake vs. Cincinnati (Oct. 20, 1990) (199 pass, 119 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: 2,407, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 827, Tony Baker, 1982
Career: 5,618, Jeff Blake, 1988-91
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: 5.59, Travis Hunter, 1987 (264 for 1,478)
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)
YARDS PER GAME
Season: 289.3, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Senior: 289.3, Jeff Blake, 1991
By a Junior: 174.9, Jeff Blake, 1990
By a Sophomore: 240.7, Michael Anderson, 1992
By a Freshman: 82.7, Tony Baker, 1982
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: 7, Morris Letcher vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992)
By a Sophomore: 6, Luke Fisher vs. Miami, Fla. (Nov. 4, 1989)
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: 22, Jarrod Moody, 1986
By a Freshman: 26, Derrek Batson, 1992
By a Tight End: 48, Luke Fisher, 1991
By a Running Back: 31, Cedric Van Buren, 1992
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: 112, Luke Fisher vs. Florida State (Sept. 8, 1990)
By a Sophomore: 218, Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 13, 1975)
By a Freshman: 56, Clayton Driver vs. Illinois State (Sept. 23, 1989)
Season: 881, Hunter Gallimore, 1991
By a Senior: 881, Hunter Gallimore, 1991
By a Junior: 557, Morris Letcher, 1992
By a Sophomore: 288, Norwood Vann, 1981
By a Freshman: 288, Derrek Batson, 1992
By a Tight End: 686, Luke Fisher, 1991
By a Running Back: 288, Reggie McKinney, 1988
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: 613, Tom Grant, 1965-67
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)
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 Sophomore: 3, Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 13, 1975)
By a Freshman: 1, six times by four players
Season: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991
By a Senior: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991
By a Junior: 6, Luke Fisher, 1990
By a Sophomore: 7, Terry Gallaher, 1975
By a Freshman: 2, Walter Wilson, 1986; Ricky Nichols, 1981;
Derrek Batson, 1992
By a Tight End: 6, Luke Fisher, 1990
By a Running Back: 3, Charles Miles; Cedric Van Buren, 1992
By a Wide Receiver: 10, Bobby Hodges, 1953; Clayton Driver, 1991
Career: 17, Clayton Driver, 1989-92
By a Tight End: 11, Luke Fisher, 1988-91
By a Running Back: 6, Tom Grant, 1965-67
By a Wide Receiver: 17, Clayton Driver, 1989-92
Punting
NUMBER OF PUNTS
Game: 13, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992)
By a Senior: 10, Rodney Allen vs. Miami (Fla.) (Nov. 8, 1980),
North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980)
By a Junior: 12, Billy Wightman vs. three opponents
By a Sophomore: 11, Craig Losito vs. Auburn (Sept. 20, 1986)
By a Freshman: 13, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992)
Season: 84, Billy Wightman, 1968
By a Senior: 69, Mike Herring, 1966
By a Junior: 84, Billy Wightman, 1968
By a Sophomore: 71, John Jett, 1988
By a Freshman: 68, Tim Wolter, 1985
Career: 238, Rodney Allen, 1977-80
AVERAGE PER PUNT
Game: 52.3, John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988) (3 for 157)
By a Senior: 51.3, John Jett vs. Memphis State (Sept. 14, 1991) (4 for 205)
By a Junior: 48.4, Tom Daub vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1975) (7 for 339)
By a Sophomore: 43.0, John Jett vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 25, 1989)
(5 for 215)
By a Freshman: 52.3, John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988) (3 for 157)
Season: 45.7, Claude King, 1954 (54 for 2,468)
By a Senior: 45.7, Claude King, 1954 (54 for 2,468)
By a Junior: 40.3, Jeff Bolch, 1983 (50 for 2,013)
By a Sophomore: 40.2, John Jett, 1989 (71 for 2,853)
By a Freshman: 39.7, John Jett, 1988 (38 for 1,509)
Career: 40.08, John Jett, 1988-91 (216 for 8,640)
TOTAL YARDS
Game: 488, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992)
By a Senior: 430, Rodney Allen vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980)
By a Junior: 450, Billy Wightman vs. Southern Mississippi (Oct. 5, 1968)
By a Sophomore: 427, John Jett vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 21, 1989)
By a Freshman: 488, Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992)
Season: 3,166, Billy Wightman, 1968
By a Senior: 2,688, Mike Herring, 1966
By a Junior: 3,166, Billy Wightman, 1968
By a Sophomore: 2,853, John Jett, 1989
By a Freshman: 2,616, Tim Wolter, 1985
Career: 8,640, John Jett, 1988-91
LONGEST PUNT
88 yards - Claude King vs. Appalachian State (Oct. 18, 1954)
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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: 83, Zack Valentine, 1975
Career: 493, Harold Randolph, 1974-77
388, Jeffrey Warren, 1977-80
371, Mike Brewington, 1976-79
318, Clint Harris, 1980-83
312, Zack Valentine, 1975-78
SACKS
Game: 3, Bernard Carter vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991)
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: 72, Bernard Carter, 1991
By a Freshman: 3, Zack Valentine, 1975; Fred Chavis, 1975
Career: 2012, Bernard Carter, 1989-
TACKLES FOR LOSS
Game: 6, George Koonce vs. South Carolina (Oct. 13, 1990),
Southwestern Louisiana (Sept. 22, 1990)
Season: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977
By a Senior: 18, Harold Randolph, 1977
By a Junior: 18, Cary Godette, 1975
By a Sophomore: 16, Harold Randolph, 1975
By a Freshman: 8, Zack Valentine, 1975
Career: 43, Harold Randolph, 1974-77
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 22 players
Season: 1, by 22 players
Career: 2, Greg Floyd, 1990-
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)
PASS DEFLECTIONS
Game: 4, Chris Hall vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 9, 1989)
Season: 10, Junior Robinson, Chris Hall, 1989
Career: 26, Chris Hall, 1988-91
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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
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 (36 for 478)
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)
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: 17, Carlester Crumpler, 1971
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)
Season: 990, Anthony Collins, 1980
By a Senior: 990, Anthony Collins, 1980
By a Junior: 879, Dion Johnson, 1990
By a Sophomore: 447, Jerry Tolley, 1962
By a Freshman: 625, 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)
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POINTS SCORED
Game: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice (Nov. 14, 1959)
(41D, 1 PAY)
By a Senior: 26, James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice
(Nov. 14, 1959) (4 TD, 1 PAT)
By a Junior: 24, Kenny Strayhorn vs. Dayton (Oct. 26, 1974) (4 TD)
By a Sophomore: 18, Carlester Crumpler vs. The Citadel
(Oct. 2; 1971) (3 1D)
By a Freshman: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington
(Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FG, 4 PAT)
Kicking: 16, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982) (4 FG, 4 PAT)
Season: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TD)
By a Senior: 96, Dave Alexander, 1965 (16 TD)
By a Junior: 102, Carlester Crumpler, 1972 (17 TD)
By a Sophomore: 92, Butch Colson, 1967 (15 TD, 1 2PT)
By a Freshman: 75, Jeff Heath, 1982 (16 FG, 27 PAT)
Kicking: 82, Anthony Brenner, 1991 (14 FG, 40 PAT)
Career: 251, Jeff Heath, 1982-85 (53 FG, 92 PAT)
Non-Kicking: 222, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 (37 TD)
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, 9172
By a Sophomore: 15, Butch Colson, 1967
By a Freshman: 4, Travis Hunter, 1986; Tony Baker, 1982
Career: 37, Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
Game: 4, Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982)
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)
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
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
ECU Individual Records
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)
Season: 4, Biil 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. 3, 1990)
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, Antony Collins, 1979
By a Sophomore: 1,191, Butch Colson, 1967
By a Freshman: 940, Tony Baker, 1982
Career: 4,463, Anthony Collins, 1977-80
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ECU Team Records
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: 37 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992)
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)
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 PERCENTAGE
Game (Min. 10 att.): 81.8 (9 for 11) vs. Tennessee
Tech (Sept. 3, 1988)
Season: 55.3 (1991)
Lowest: 22.9 (1974)
INTERCEPTIONS
Game: 5 vs. four opponents
(Latest: vs. Southern Mississippi, Oct. 29, 1992)
Season: 27 (1992)
Fewest: 3 (1980)
YARDS GAINED
Game: 521 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992)
Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Illinois (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)
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: 1.98 vs. North Carolina (Oct. 25, 1980)
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: 39.77 (1979)
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: 1, many times
Season: 4 (1991)
136
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 CF 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: 1, many times
Season: 2 (1980, 1983)
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POINTS SCORED
Game: 74 vs. Newport News Apprentice
(Nov. 14, 1959)
Season: 380 (1979)
Fewest: 108 (1969)
POINTS PER GAME
Season: 34.5 (1979)
Lowest: 12.0 (1969)
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 10 vs. Newport News Apprentice
(Nov. 14, 1959)
Season: 51 (1979)
Fewest: 15 (1969)
FIELD GOALS MADE
Game: 4 vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982)
Season: 16 (1982)
Fewest: 0 (1962, 1963, 1964)
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game: 7 vs. Temple (Oct. 15, 1983)
Season: 25 (1972)
Fewest: 5 (1967)
POINTS AFTER
TOUCHDOWN KICKS MADE
Game: 9 vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981)
Season: 46 (1979)
Fewest: 9 (1962)
POINTS AFTER
TOUCHDOWN KICKS ATTEMPTED
Game: 9 vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981)
Season: 47 (1979)
Fewest: 12 (1962)
TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE
Game: 3 vs. Newberry (Oct. 20, 1962),
Presbyterian (Oct. 5, 1963)
Season: 11 (1963)
SAFETIES
Game: 1, many times
Season: 3 (1989)
First Downs
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Game: 36 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975)
Fewest: 4 vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980)
Season: 263 (1979)
Fewest: 136 (1967)
FIRST DOWNS PASSING
Game: 23 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992)
Fewest: 0 vs. Southern Illinois (Sept, 28, 1974),
Bowling Green (Sept. 14, 1974),
Appalachian State (Oct. 19, 1974),
Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980)
Season: 153 (1991)
Fewest: 20 (1974)
FIRST DOWNS RUSHING
Game: 34 vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975)
Fewest: 3 vs. Syracuse (Sept. 5, 1992)
Season: 204 (1979)
Fewest: 92 (1970)
FIRST DOWNS PENALTY
Season: 24 (1972)
Fewest: 6 (1983)
Penalties
NUMBER OF PENALTIES
Game: 18 vs. Tulane (Nov. 2, 1991)
Fewest: 1 vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 13, 1962)
Richmond (Oct. 18, 1969),
Temple (Sept. 28, 1985)
Season: 103 (1991)
Fewest: 50 (1966, 1974)
YARDS PENALIZED
Game: 159 vs. Tulane (Nov. 2, 1991)
Fewest: 10 vs. William & Mary (Nov. 11, 1972)
Season: 892 (1991)
Fewest: 490 (1966)
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TOTAL FUMBLES
Game: 11 vs. Richmond (Oct. 21, 1978)
Season: 54 (1978)
Fewest: 21 (1989)
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: 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)
Opponent Records
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: 52, by Georgia Southern (Sept. 22, 1984)
Most Completions: 35, by William & Mary (Nov. 14, 1981)
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: 5, by Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982)
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: 5, by three opponents
Most Yards Returned: 116, by West Virginia (Oct. 3, 1987)
Tom Coleman
138
Greg Smith
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)
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: 20, by three opponents
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)
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TEAM STATISTICS
Total Offensive Yards
1, Ponda State,.1982... ... 706
2. Georgia Southern, 1985 ....645
3. syracuse, 1992 .......... 634
4. South Carolina, 1990 ...... 626
5. Southern Miss., 1988 ...... 592
Passing Yards
1. Flonda State, 1982 ......._.. 456
2. 90th Carolina; 1987 2... 425
3. Georgia Southern, 1984 ....403
4. William & Mary, 1981 ...... 403
5, South Carolina, 1989 ...... 399
Scoring
1. Guilford, 132 .2-.% 7-02 | 79
2. Southern Miss, 1968........ 65
3. Appalachian State, 1939..... 64
4, Flonda State, 1980... =... 63
5. Lenoir-Ahyne, 1958. ....... . 59
Rushing Yards
1 dNvanal (Fla.), 1980. 04... 454
2. Bowling Green, 1971... ._.... 426
3S. soybacuse, IGS. 45s 421
4. South Carolina, 1990 ...... 415
5. Nom Carolina, 1981 ....... 393
First Downs
1 -Pionda State 1960 ......... 36
2. Georgia Southern, 1984 ..... 35
3 Fionda State: 1983. :...--) = 34
4 Soutn Garolina, 1990 .....-. SiS)
5. SW Louisiana, 1988 ........ Se
Wesi Virginia, 1992 .. 7... 32
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
1. Paul Palmer, Temple, 1986
2. Sammie Smith, Florida State, 1987
3. Mercury Morris, West Texas St., 1967
4. Kevin Bryant, North Carolina, 1981
5. Mike Voight, North Carolina, 1975
Passing
1. Todd Ellis, South Carolina, 1987
2. Tracy Ham, Georgia Southern, 1984
3. Chris Garrity, William & Mary, 1981
4. Vinny Testaverde, Miami (Fla.), 1985
5. Alex Van Pelt, Pittsburgh, 1991
Receiving (Catches)
1. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991
2. Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1989
3. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1992
Bobby Slaughter, Louisiana Tech, 1990
Jeff Powell, William & Mary, 1981
Receiving (Yards)
1. Wilbert Ursin, Tulane, 1991
2. Michael Irvin, Miami, Fla., 1986
3. Marlon Pearce, Cincinnati, 1991
4. Harold Robinson, Akron, 1991
5. Rick Beasley, Appalachian State, 1979
Opponent Records
349 yds., 43 atts., 8.1 avg.
244 yds., 19 atts., 12.8 avg.
224 yds., 25 atts., 8.9 avg.
211 yds., 19� alts.; 17.7 avg.
209 yds., 42 atts., 4.9 avg.
425 yds. (21 of 32)
403 yds. (26 of 52)
399 yds. (34 of 44)
385 yds. (23 of 34)
369 yds. (29 of 43)
15 catches (206 yds.)
12 catches (145 yds.)
10 catches (148 yds.)
10 catches (109 yds.)
10 catches (53 yds.)
206 yds. (15 catches)
194 yds. (8 catches)
183 yds. (7 catches)
160 yds. (8 catches)
159 yds. (6 catches)
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Reception Yardage
No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. TD No. Player
1. Walter Wilson 1986-89 | 1,670 91 18.4 16 1. Jeff Blake
2. Luke Fisher 1988-91 |1,462; 102 14.3 11 2. Travis Hunter
3. Terry Gallaher 1975-78 |1,441 Ce 0 13 3. Bill Cline
4. Clayton Driver 1989-92 | 1,280 8B... 14.5 VW 4. Carl Summerell
5. Hunter Gallimore 1988-91 | 1,244 66.) 416.5 10 5. Leander Green
6. Ricky Nichols 1981-84 | 1,206 65... 13,6 10 6. Butch Colson
7. Tim Dameron 1970-72 |1,193, 58 20.6 11 7. Kevin Ingram
8. Billy Ray Washington 1977-79 |1,096 Al 26.7. 9 8. Carlester Crumpler
9. Dave Bumgarner 1962-64 | 1,023 74� 136 3 9. Dave Alexander
10. Dick Corrada 1968-70 | 906 TAC cece Gale) 3 10. Mike Weaver
Pass Completions Pass Receptions
No. Player Years Comp. Att. TD Yds. No. Player
1. Jeff Blake 1988-91 | 360 | 667 AS 00 1. Luke Fisher
2. Travis Hunter 1986-89 | 280 | 587 oz . 3,928 2. Walter Wilson
3. Michael Anderson 1990-92 | 237 | 427 24 2,682 3. Clayton Driver
4. Carl Summerell 1971-73 | 198 | 427 26. 2,009 4. Dick Corrada
5. John Casazza 1970-71 | 194 | 459 3... 2,516 5. Dave Bumgarner
6. Bill Cline 1962-64 | 153 | 283 2/2425 6. Terry Gallaher
7. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 | 147 | 282 10 1.976 7. Hunter Gallimore
8. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 | 147 | 309 9. 1,897 8. Ricky Nichols
9. Leander Green 1976-79 | 133 | 289 12 ~ 2,098 9. Cedric Van Buren
10. Greg Stewart 1979-82 | 108 | 223 T1466 10. Stan Eure
Punt Returns Punting
No. Player Years Yds. No. No. Player
1. Bobby Ellis 1964-66 348 ZT, 1. John Jett
2. Gerald Hall 1975-78 967 80 2. Jeff Bolch
3. Jimmy Walden 1981-84 115 10 3. Rodney Allen
4. Tommy Bullock 1967-69 321 29 4. Mike Herring
5. Henry Williams 1983-84 386 41 5. Craig Losito
Tim Dameron 1970-72 179 19 6. Tom Daub
7. George Whitley 1968-70 197 22 7. Billy Wightman
8. Bill Cline 1962-64 313 36 8. Bill Cline
9. Jack Patterson 1969-71 220 26
10. Dion Johnson 1990-91 329 41
Rushing Scoring
No. Player Years Att. Gain Avg. No. Player
1. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 |2,889; 4.39 1. Jeff Heath
2. Tony Baker 1982-85 563 [2626 5.02 2. Carlester Crumpler
3. Theodore Sutton 1977-80 507 |2,730; 5.38 3. Dave Alexander
4. Butch Colson 1967-69 638 |2,512| 3.94 4. Anthony Collins
5. Anthony Collins 1977-80 367 |2,207| 6.01 5. Bill Lamm
6. Kenny Strayhorn 1972-75 421 {2,155 5.12 6. Butch Colson
7. Dave Alexander 1963-65 394 2,112) 5.36 Kenny Strayhorn
8. Eddie Hicks 1975-78 330 {|2,101| 6.37 8. Robb Imperato
9. Earnest Byner 1980-83 378 /|2,049| 5.42 9. Eddie Hicks
10. Anthony Simpson 1984-87 478 /|2,034/ 4.25 10. Leander Green
Passing Yardage Kickoff Returns
No. Player Years Att. Comp. TD Yds. No. Player
1. Jeff Blake 1988-91 667 360 43 | 5,133 1. Jerry Tolley
2. Travis Hunter 1986-89 587 280 32 | 3,928 2. Bill Cline
3. Carl Summerell 1971-73 427 198 26 | 2,859 3. Henry Williams
4. Michael Anderson 1990-92 427 237 24 | 2,682 4. Anthony Collins
5. John Casazza 1970-71 459 194 9 | 2,516 5. Dion Johnson
6. Bill Cline 1962-64 283 153 27 12,425 6. Junior Robinson
7. Leander Green 1976-79 289 133 12 | 2,098 7. Reggie McKinney
8. Kevin Ingram 1981-83 282 147 10 | 1,976 8. Reggie Pinkney
9. Charlie Libretto 1986-89 309 #147 9 | 1,897 9. Jimmy Walden
10. Greg Stewart 1979-82 223 #108 7 |1,466 10. Willie Hawkins
Returning Players In Bold. (NOTE: Qualifiers must have played two years or more when averages are used.)
Years
1988-91
1986-89
1962-64
1971-73
1976-79
1967-69
1981-83
1971-73
1963-65
1973-76
Years
1988-91
1986-89
1989-92
1968-70
1962-64
1975-78
1988-91
1981-84
1989-92
1971-73
Years
1988-91
1982-84
1977-80
1965-66
1986-87
1975-76
1967-69
1963-64
Years
1982-85
1971-73
1963-65
1977-80
1977-80
1967-69
1967-69
1988-90
1975-78
1976-79
Years
1962-64
1962-64
1983-84
1977-80
1990-91
1987-89
1985-88
1974-76
1981-84
1975-77
Plays
879
931
619
646
634
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658
494
605
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102
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74
72
66
65
62
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No.
216
137
238
96
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112
199
86
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Yds.
609
516
1,104
1,939
T,392
1,609
1,709
508
811
918
Rush
485
1,268
1,458
180
1071
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2,889
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Yds.
1,462
1,670
1,280
906
1,023
1,441
1,244
1,206
604
882
Yds.
8,640
5,434
9,224
3,717
4,445
4,221
7,265
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58
68
73
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3,928
2,425
2,859
2,098
513
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1,457
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18.4
14.5
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24.0
23.7
23.4
23.1
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21.3
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Yds.
5,618
5,196
3,883
3,644
3,609
3,025
2,908
2,889
2,852
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No. Player
Hunter Gallimore
Walter Wilson
Dion Johnson
Luke Fisher
Tim Dameron
Clayton Driver
Morris Letcher
Luke Fisher
Carlton Nelson
Carlester Crumpler, Jr.
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No. Player
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
John Casazza
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Kevin Ingram
Carl Summerell
Carl Summerell
Travis Hunter
Leander Green
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Punt Returns
No. Player
Tommy Bullock
Bobby Ellis
Gerald Hall
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Morris Letcher
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Jimmy Walden
Dion Johnson
Junior Robinson
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No. Player
Carlester Crumpler
Butch Colson
Anthony Collins
Carlester Crumpler
Junior Smith
Dave Alexander
Tony Baker
Billy Wallace
Eddie Hicks
Dave Alexander
Passing Yardage
Player
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
John Casazza
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Carl Summerell
Carl Summerell
Kevin Ingram
Bill Cline
10. Travis Hunter
Returning Players In Bold
Year
1997
1989
1991
1991
1972
1992
1992
1990
1983
1992
Year
1o92
1991
1970
1990
1989
1983
1972
1973
1987
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Year
1968
1965
1976
1262
1992
1966
1976
1981
1990
1989
Year
1972
1967
1979
1973
1992
1965
1985
1970
1976
1964
Year
1991
1992
1970
1990
1989
1972
1973
1983
1964
1987
Yds.
881
771
743
686
648
624
557
534
526
524
Comp.
222
203
122
116
110
86
82
76
73
Yds.
148
189
478
97
263
130
302
145
167
201
Att.
340
Zoe
154
204
186
227
17
210
137
151
Att.
368
398
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197
154
164
127
155
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43
40
48
30
43
47
35
28
38
Att.
398
368
277
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164
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154
155
141
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22
17
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Gain
1,309
1,135
1,130
1,042
1,037
1,029
951
902
897
888
Comp.
203
222
122
116
110
86
82
90
71
76
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17.9
179
18.6
14.3
21.6
14.5
11.9
15.3
18.8
13.8
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22
28
13
19
12
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16.4
13.5
13.3
12.1
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11.8
11.6
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4.5
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4.5
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1,191
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1,082
Yds.
3,073
2,486
1,512
1,510
1,478
1,275
1,222
1,191
1,122
1,107
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Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Leander Green
Carl Summerell
Kevin Ingram
Dave Alexander
Bill Cline
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No. Player
Hunter Gallimore
Luke Fisher
Morris Letcher
Dick Corrada
Peter Zophy
Walter Wilson
Clayton Driver
8. Dave Bumgarner
9. Dion Johnson
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No. Player
1. John Jett
2. Jeff Bolch
3. Jeff Bolch
John Jett
5. Gil Job
6. Rodney Allen
7. John Jett
8. Rodney Allen
9. Rodney Allen
0. Mike Herring
Scoring
No. Player
1. Carlester Crumpler
2. Dave Alexander
Dave Alexander
Butch Colson
Pete Conaty
Anthony Collins
Anthony Brenner
Leander Green
Jeff Heath
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1992
1990
1989
1979
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1983
1965
1964
1975S
Year
1991
1991
1992
1970
1992
1989
1992
1964
121
1992
Year
1991
1983
1984
1989
1974
1979
1988
1978
1980
1966
Year
1972
1964
1965
1967
1976
1979
1997
1979
1982
1973
Plays
445
441
337
321
288
289
280
303
Pw:
234
No.
| 49
48
47 |
46
44
43 |
43
42
40
38
No.
48
50
62
71
50
48
39
66
61
69
TD
ve
16
16
ro
2
14
0
12
0
12
Yds.
881
686
557
SZ
487
171
624
519
743
524
Yds.
2,025
2,015
2,492 |
2,853
2,001
1,910
1,509
2,001
2,385
2,001
Kickoff Returns (Min. 1.2 att. per game)
No. Player
Henry Williams
Anthony Collins
Dion Johnson
Junior Robinson
Bobby Clair
Anthony Collins
Junior Robinson
Willie Hawkins
Reggie Pinkney
Reggie McKinney
ao 2
=e =
Year
1983
1980
1990
1989
1985
1978
1988
1977
1973
1988
Yds.
591
990
879
955
423
398
435
525
467
566
No.
19
37
34
38
17
16
18
22
20
25
Pass
3,073
2,486
1,510
1,478
1,082
WZro
1,191
1,029
630
\ 222
Avg.
17.9
14.3
11.9
ci a
att
17.9
14.5
12.0
18.6
13.8
Avg.
42.2
40.3
40.2
40.2
40.02
39.8
39.7
39.1
39. |
39.0
FG
Avg.
31.1
26.8
20.9
20. |
24.9
24.9
24.2
23.9
23.4
22.6
Total
Yds.
3,182
2,407
1,924
1,876
1,714
1,700
1,655
1,587
1,574
1,507
om
Oo
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Pts.
102
96
96
92
86
84
82
76
15
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ECU Team Single Season Top Ten
Rushing Offense
No. Year G Att.
1,� 1979 A 692
2. 1976 11 734
Se 1970 a O17
4. 1974 La 643
a. 1977 11 604
6. 1973 Aol 638
7. 1962 a 619
S 1972 11 687
9... 1978 14 625
10. 1981 1 601
Passing Offense
No. Year G Att.
1, 1991 a 414
2.. 1992 ql 398
3. 1989 11 314
4. 1988 i ea 240
S. 1970 11 301
6. 1990 ql 241
7.1971 10 260
8.. 1982 i 202
1964 10, 183
10. 1965 10 209
Total Offense...
No. Year G Vet
1, 1979 11 4,053
2. 1994 11 1,429
6, 1992 V1 1,547
4. 1982 ud 2,845
5. 1968 ie 2,650
6. 19732 11 2,918
7. A972 a4 2,/83
5S. 19/75 WA 3,090
9. 1989 11 1,852
10. 1976 A 3,263
Punting
No. Year No. Yds.
1 1983 O11 2,013
2. 1984 63 2,505
3.4975 63 2,369
A 1979 48 1,909
5. 1974 68 2,673
6.1977 64 2,349
1978 66 2,580
8. 1997 49 2,025
9. 1985 68 2,616
10. 1986 71 2,637
Scoring
No. Year TD FG
1, 1970 51 8
e. 1991 47 14
2. 1973 47 8
4. 1964 42 0
5. 1989 39 7
6. 1965 38 e
7. 1892 41 2
8. 1988 38 8
o. 1976 34 14
1967 3/7 1
Net
Yds.
4,053
3,263
3,090
3,015
Ze
2,7 le
2,845
Zoo
Zyoge
2,662
Comp.
229
Zhe
156
108
133
128
103
99
99
108
Pass
Yds.
Vj479
3,379
3,085
1,546
1,645
327
1,283
969
2,145
mA
Avg.
39.5
39.8
37.6
39.8
39.3
36.7
39.1
41.3
38.5
37.1
PAT
48
43
42
23
37
34
34
33
30
26
Avg./
Game
368.5
296.6
280.9
274.1
266.1
265.3
258.6
253.0
244.7
242.0
vds;
3,379
3,085
2,145
1,645
1,612
1,605
1,408
1,546
1,405
1,400
Total
Yds.
5,228
4,808
4,632
4,391
4,295
4,245
4,066
4,059
3,997
3,974
Ret.
Yds.
128
202
88
181
247
194
231
288
228
149
SAF
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TD
47
28
E4S)
30
ae
32
23
23
21
25
Avg./
Game
307.2
280.4
195.0
149.6
146.5
145.9
140.8
140.5
140.5
140.0
Avg./
Game
475.3
437.1
421.1
399.2
390.5
385.9
369.6
369.0
363.4
361.2
Net
Avg.
36.9
36.6
36.2
36.0
35.7
35.6
35.6
35.4
35.1
35.0
Pts.
380
372
352
279
301
268
289
287
278
253
TD
30
af
18
14
13
13
14
TD
a1
43
36
2L8,
35
41
35
40
39
32
Avg.
34.5
33.8
32.0
27.9
27.4
26.8
26.3
26.1
25.3
29.3
Interceptions
No. Year No.
1,-1876 26
2. A975 24
3. (1965 23
4. 1973 22
5. 1991 20
6. 1965 19
1978 19
&. 19611 Vf
1977 17
1968 V7
Punt Returns
No.
1
Total Defense
No. Rush Yds.
-"s
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Year
1978
1976
1962
1981
1983
1965
1967
1985
1989
1964
Year
1965
1964
1978
1963
1976
1972
1973
1966
1969
1967
No.
38
36
27
12
22
31
40
21
34
38
881
aaa
1,416
1,144
1,353
1,200
1,406
1,608
1,200
1,413
Yds.
519
198
Z\o
333
361
206
1350
226
WA
120
Scoring Defense
No.
1, 1963 10
2. 1965 9
3. 1964 10
4. 1978 11
5 1976 vl
6, 71973 11
1. A9/7 14
1975 11
9. 1962 9
10. 1974 11
Kickoff Returns
No. Year No.
1. 1963 16
2. 1962 26
3. 1980 43
4. 1983 30
5. 1989 53
6. 1985 38
7. 1990 oo
8. 1992 56
9. 1988 54
10. 1978 32
Year
G
Pts.
54
83
99
123
116
1]
154
154
136
167
Yds.
455
663
1,088
748
1,245
883
1,197
1,206
1,160
684
Avg./
Int.
20.0
8.3
6
TO.
18.0
10.8
G.2
3.2
16.1
lon
Avg.
12.3
a2t
11.4
105
10.5
10.2
10.1
v9
25
8.8
Total
Yds.
oor
2.016
2,253
2,061
2.050
Fae ales
Zo
Zee
2,844
2,078
Avg./
Game
195.7
201.8
204.8
206.1
214.1
247.0
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Avg.
5.4
9.2
o9
10.3
10.5
137
14.0
14.0
15.1
1O.2
Avg.
28.4
20.5
29.3
24.9
23.5
23.2
22.6
21.54
21.48
21.4
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DBOO-Y-FH]NONH]NH HOH HAOHRNNNBHARBAWOBRB OHA NWHAH BADOONARHA KH NWNNH WANNNONNDH =H OA NDA ODOONN=ABAND =| BA W=A NW
NAME
Billy Wightman
Junior Smith
Reggie McKinney
Carlester Crumpler
Dave Alexander
Earnest Byner
Leander Green
Eddie Hicks
Dave Alexander
Butch Colson
Dave Alexander
Butch Colson
Les Strayhorn
Carlester Crumpler
Billy Wightman
Billy Wallace
Tony Baker
Eddie Hicks
Tony Baker
Carlester Crumpler
Tony Collins
Jeff Blake
Carlester Crumpler
Bubba Bunn
Tim James
Ken Strayhorn
Billy Wightman
Tony Baker
Tom Michel
Butch Colson
Carlester Crumpler
Theo Sutton
Junior Smith
Butch Colson
Billy Wightman
Tony Baker
Les Strayhorn
Ken Strayhorn
Don Schink
Carlester Crumpler
Theo Sutton
Les Strayhorn
Bill Bailey
Billy Wallace
Jimmy Howe
Les Strayhorn
Carlester Crumpler
Tony Baker
Eddie Hicks
Theo Sutton
Junior Smith
Billy Wallace
Carlester Crumpler
Anthony Collins
Carlester Crumpler
Anthony Simpson
Carlester Crumpler
Tony Baker
Billy Wightman
Eddie Hicks
Earnest Byner
Willie Hawkins
Billy Wightman
Billy Wallace
Theo Sutton
George Gay
OPPONENT
Davidson
Arkansas St.
Cincinnati
Appalachian St.
Howard
William & Mary
Richmond
Southern Illinois
Lenoir-Rhyne
Furman
Maine
Southern Miss.
Toledo
Dayton
Furman
Davidson
Temple
Virginia
SW Texas State
William & Mary
William & Mary
Northern Illinois
Davidson
E. Tenn. State
Cincinnati
Davidson
Louisiana Tech
Richmond
Wofford
The Citadel
Furman
N. Texas State
Southern Miss.
Tampa
Tampa
SW Louisiana
Davidson
Furman
The Citadel
Richmond
Louisiana Tech
Marshall
NE Louisiana
W. Texas State
Appalachian St.
The Citadel
UNC
William & Mary
Southern Miss.
Appalachian St.
South Carolina
Marshall
Richmond
Wake Forest
The Citadel
Ga. Southern
UT-Chattanooga
Tulsa
Marshall
UNC
William & Mary
Southern Miss.
Parsons
Furman
N.C. State
Davidson
DATE
Nov. 8, 1969
Nov. 14, 1992
Oct. 10, 1987
Nov. 17, 18738
Sept. 26, 1964
Nov. 13, 1982
Nov. 10, 1979
Oct. 9, 1976
Nov. 6, 1965
Nov. 4, 1967
Dec. 11, 1965
Nov. 22, 1969
Sept. 12, 1970
Nov. 18, 1972
Nov. 1, 1969
Nov. 28, 1970
Nov. 20, 1982
Nov. 8, 1975
Sept. 14, 1985
Nov. 3, 1973
Nov. 24, 1979
Nov. 10, 1990
Nov. 6, 1971
Oct. 20, 1984
Nov. 19, 1988
Oct. 6.1972
Sept. 27, 1969
Oct. 9,.1982
Nov. 17, 1962
Oct. 28, 1967
Oct. 28, 1972
Nov. 17, 1979
Oct. 29, 1992
Nov. 9, 1968
Nov. 9, 1968
Oct. 12, 1985
Nov. 18, 1970
Sept. 29, 1973
Nov. 2, 1969
Nov: 40, 1973
Dec. 16, 1978
Nov. 14, 1970
Sept. 24, 1966
Oct: 3, 1970
Oct. 19, 1974
Oct,-2, 1971
Nov.25, 1972
Nov. 12, 1983
Sept. 11, 1976
Nov. 3, 1979
Sept. 19, 1992
Nov. 14, 1970
Oct. 7, 1972
Sept. 22, 1979
Oct. 14, 1972
Oct. 18, 1986
Nov. 4, 1972
Nov. 16, 1985
Nov. 16, 1968
Oct. 23, 1976
Nov. 12, 1983
Sept. 11, 1976
Sept. 14, 1968
Oct. $7, 1970
Sept. 2, 1977
Oct. 8, 1966
143
YDS. CAR.
124 34
124 (15
124 19
124. 18
l2e-, AO
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lai. 1s
121 oo
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120 2�20
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118,228
118 34
148. 2
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17 44
116 7 315
11S 25
11S 20
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114-015
114 28
114 16
Ws 13
118... 12
113,19
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1122168
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192 7
1125 2 10
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110. 24
109� 16
103 25
108� 12
109 . 22
(09. 165
108 29
108 238
107 � 1
107 16
107 1%
106� 12
106. 10
105 +14
105. 6
104 .22
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104 21
103. 18
103 14
103. 26
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192 21
107 417
161 20
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NAME
Carlester Crumpler
Mike Weaver
Kevin Ingram
Reggie Branch
Willie Hawkins
Anthony Collins
David Daniels
Carlester Crumpler
Theo Sutton
Leon Lawson
Tony Baker
Jeff Blake
Butch Colson
Butch Colson
Carlton Nelson
Butch Colson
Billy Wallace
Tony Baker
Willie Hawkins
Theo Sutton
Theo Sutton
Tony Baker
Theo Sutton
Leander Green
Eddie Hicks
Ken Strayhorn
Eddie Hicks
Tony Collins
Leander Green
Butch Colson
Willie Hawkins
Tony Collins
Theo Sutton
Tony Collins
Charles Miles
Anthony Simpson
Cedric Van Buren
Buddy Bovender
Carlester Crumpler
Dave Alexander
Junior Smith
Carlester Crumpler
Raymond Jones
Reggie Branch
Carlester Crumpler
Tony Baker
Bobby Myrick
Carlton Nelson
Ron Jones
Eddie Hicks
Sam Harrell
Ken Strayhorn
Eddie Hicks
Billy Wallace
Marvin Cobb
Reggie Branch
Ken Strayhorn
Ken Strayhorn
Mike Weaver
Pete Conaty
Butch Colson
David Daniels
George Robinson
Don Schink
Theo Sutton
100+ Yard Performances Since
OPPONENT
William & Mary
N.C. State
Florida State
Southern Miss.
William & Mary
Appalachian St.
Cincinnati
Appalachian St.
William & Mary
USL
N.C. State
Cincinnati
The Citadel
Furman
W. Carolina
Marshall
N.C. State
Texas-Arlington
N.C. State
VMI
W. Carolina
Temple
VMI
Richmond
Appalachian St.
UT-Chattanooga
VMI
Duke
The Citadel
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois
USL
W. Carolina
VMI
Southern Miss.
Ga. Southern
Memphis State
W. Carolina
Furman
Furman
Memphis State
N.C. State
William & Mary
Illinois State
VMI
SW Louisiana
Richmond
W. Carolina
Penn State
Appalachian St.
Richmond
Furman
William & Mary
N.C. State
The Citadel
N.C. State
Dayton
Virginia
The Citadel
Southern Illinois
W. Texas State
Virginia Tech
The Citadel
Southern Illinois
Richmond
DATE
NOV. Tl, 1872
Oct. 51974
Sept. 3, 1984
Oct. 10, 1984
Sept. 20, 1975
Nov. 3, 1979
Oct. 20, 1990
Sept. 23, 1972
Nov. 1, 1980
Oct. 17, 1981
Sept. 29, 1984
Oct. 20, 1990
Nov. 23, 1968
Nov. 1, 1969
Sept. 5, 1981
Nov. 18, 1967
Oct. 23, 1971
Nov. 6, 1982
Oct. 30, 1976
Oct. 7, 19/76
Oct. 18, 1980
Gct. 15, 1963
Sept. 24, 1977
Oct. 21, 1978
Nov. 4, 1978
Nov. 4, 1972
Oct. 16, 1976
Sept. 15, 1979
Oct. 13, 1979
Oct. 7, 1967
Oct. 9, 1976
Sept. 23, 1978
Sept. 1, 1979
Sept. 29, 1979
Oct. 29, 1992
Sept. 26, 1987
Nov. 3, 1990
Oct. 19, 1963
Oct 30, 197)
Oct. 2, 1965
Nov. 21, 1992
Sept. 8, 1973
Sept. 25, 1976
Oct. 23, 1982
Sept. 9, 1972
Oct. 8, 1983
Nov. 9, 1974
Oct. 18, 1980
Sept. 21, 1985
Nov. 25, 1976
Nov. 11, 1979
Nov. 1, 1975
Nov. 11, 1977
Oct. 10, 1970
Cet. 13; 1979
Sept. 29, 1984
Cet. 26. 1974
Nov. 8, 1975
Oct. 2, 1976
Oct. 9, 1976
Nov. 11, 1967
Sept. 15, 1990
Oct. 23, 1965
Sept. 28, 1974
Oct. 15, 1977
Other To
100 +
NO.
YDS.
218
Ve
169
OF
155
154
152
148
144
144
138
136
133
130
128
elt
145
114
113
La
1i2
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Tt
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110
110
109
108
106
105
104
104
103
er =k hy sols
PNMDON A$ Oa AN W
ONOOAA A ATHDWOSOOSAONAN A AYN AWN OO N
Yard Receiving
NAME
Terry Gallaher
Walter Wilson
Dick Corrada
Dion Johnson
Clayton Driver
Hunter Gallimore
Tim Dameron
Peter Zophy
Walter Wilson
Luke Fisher
Billy Ray Washington
Dion Johnson
Hunter Gallimore
Bob Withrow
Terry Gallaher
Hunter Gallimore
Clayton Driver
Reggie McKinney
Hunter Gallimore
Luke Fisher
Stan Eure
Clayton Driver
Tim Dameron
Peter Zophy
Tim Dameron
Morris Letcher
Luke Fisher
Walter Wilson
Billy Ray Washington
Walter Wilson
Carlester Crumpler
Tim James
Morris Letcher
OPPONENT
Appalachian St.
Pittsburgh
Southern Illinois
Illinois
Cincinnati
Southern Miss.
Furman
Bowling Green
Illinois State
N.C. State
North Texas St.
Syracuse
Tulane
Louisville
W. Carolina
South Carolina
Southern Miss.
Southern Miss.
N.C. State
Florida State
Davidson
Syracuse
Davidson
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
West Virginia
Georgia
Temple
SW Louisiana
Miami (Fla.)
Bowling Green
Virginia Tech
Syracuse
DATE
Sept. 13, 1975
Nov. 18, 1989
Oct 17, 1970
Aug. 31, 1991
Oct. 17, 1992
Nov. 9, 1991
Oct. 30, 1977
Sept. 26, 1992
Sept. 23, 1989
Jan. 1, 1992
Nov. 17, 1979
Oct. 12. 1991
Nov. 2, 1991
Nov. 25, 1966
Oct. 18, 1975
Sept. 28, 1991
Nov. 9, 1991
Sept. 24, 1988
Jan. 1, 1992
Sept. 8, 1990
Oct. 6: 1973S
Sept. 5, 1992
Nov. 6, 1971
Sept. 12, 1992
Nov. 11, 1972
Nov. 7, 1992
Sept. 29, 1990
Nov. 7, 1987
Sept. 23, 1979
Nov. 4, 1989
Sept. 26, 1992
Oct. 17, 1987
Sept. 5, 1992
Morris Letcher
144
� Performances Since 1962
200+ Yard Passing
YDS. ATT. COMP. NAME
379
378
361
353
349
347
337
333
324
314
283
270
266
265
243
243
237
237
231
228
219
aS,
214
210
209
205
201
55
ot
47
42
4a4
31
47
52
43
39
46
43
42
Lg
32
23
34
31
19
18
35
PLS,
37
15
32
33
30
300 +
YDS.
402
376
369
365
365
364
361
342
339
333
318
313
301
ATT.
54
52
57
37
61
54
54
54
48
52
30
30
42
33
31
ra
21
26
18
24
24
23
Zo
22
A
20
5
18
12
ZA
21
12
10
18
a
20
9
15
18
a2
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
John Casazza
Travis Hunter
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Travis Hunter
Greg Stewart
Travis Hunter
Carl Summerell
Total Offense
NAME
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Michael Anderson
Jeff Blake
Travis Hunter
Michael Anderson
OPPONENT
Bowling Green
N.C. State
Southern Miss.
Illinois
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Syracuse
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Richmond
Southern Miss.
Central Florida
Tulane
Temple
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Illinois State
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Memphis State
Pittsburgh
Temple
East Tenn. State
Pittsburgh
Furman
OPPONENT
Southern Miss.
Syracuse
Bowling Green
South Carolina
N.C. State
Southern Miss.
Illinois
Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Cincinnati
DATE
Sept. 26, 1992
Jan. 1, 1992
Nov. 9, 1991
Aug. 31, 1991
Sept. 12, 1992
Sept. 28, 1991
Nov. 16, 1991
Sept. 5, 1992
Oct. 12, 1991
Oct. t7, 1992
Nov. 23, 1991
Oct. 24, 1970
Nov. 25, 1989
Sept. 21, 1991
Nov. 2, 1991
Oct. 11, 1986
Nov. 7, 1992
Oct. 26, 1991
Sept. 23, 1989
Oct. 17, 1987
Sept. 19, 1992
Nov. 3, 1990
Oct. 24, 1992
Nov. 7, 1987
Sept. 18, 1982
Nov. 18, 1989
Oct. 28, 1972
DATE
Nov. 9, 1991
Oct. 12, 1991
Sept. 26, 1992
Sept. 28, 1991
Jan. 1, 1992
Nov. 25, 1989
Aug. 31, 1991
Nov. 16, 1991
Sept. 12, 1992
Sept. 5, 1992
Oct. 20, 1990
Oct. 17, 1988
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Dave Alexander vs. Howard (Sept. 26, 1964)
Ken Strayhorn vs. Davidson (Oct. 6, 1973)
Leander Green vs. Richmond (Nov. 10, 1979)
Eddie Hicks vs. Virginia (Nov. 8, 1975)
Leander Green vs. North Carolina State (Sept. 3, 1977)
Tom Michel vs. Northeastern (Dec. 14, 1963)
Willie Hawkins vs. Southern Mississippi (Sept. 11, 1976)
Charles Miles vs. Duke (Oct. 10, 1992)
Tony Baker vs. Richmond (Oct. 9, 1982)
Eddie Hicks vs. North Carolina (Oct. 23, 1976)
Passing
91
87
84
83
Jeff Blake to Luke Fisher vs. Florida State (Sept. 8, 1990)
Mike Weaver to Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State
(Sept. 13, 1975)
Charlie Libretto to Reggie McKinney vs. Southern Mississippi
(Sept. 24, 1988)
Carl Summerell to Tim Dameron vs. VMI (Sept. 9, 1972)
81 Bill Cline to Larry Rudisill vs. Northeastern (Dec. 14, 1963)
80 Jeff Blake to Dion Johnson vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991)
77 Pete Conaty to Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State
(Sept. 13, 1975)
74 Jeff Blake to Cedric Van Buren vs. Central Florida
(Sept. 21, 1991)
74 Mike Weaver to Theodore Ashford vs. William & Mary
(Nov. 16, 1974)
74 Jeff Blake to Cedric Van Buren vs. Memphis State
(Nov. 3, 1990)
74 Travis Hunter to Tim James vs. Virginia Tech (Oct. 17, 1987)
74 Bill Cline to Dinky Mills vs. Furman (Nov. 7, 1964)
Punts
88 Claude King vs. Appalachian State (Oct. 18, 1954)
76 Rodney Allen vs. Wake Forest (Sept. 22, 1979)
74 Tom Daub vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976)
71 John Jett vs. Syracuse (Oct. 22, 1988)
69 Jeff Bolch vs. Florida State (Oct. 16, 1982)
67 Craig Losito vs. Illinois (Sept. 19, 1987)
66 Jeff Bolch vs. Southern Mississippi (Nov. 19, 1983)
64 Clark Davis vs. Toledo (Sept. 11, 1971)
63 Mike Herring vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 29, 1966)
62 Craig Losito vs. Temple (Oct. 11, 1986)
Punt Returns
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70
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Derrek Batson vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992)
Morris Letcher vs. Memphis State (Nov. 21, 1992)
Gerald Hall vs. Richmond (Oct. 15, 1977)
Jimmy Walden vs. Southwestern Louisiana (Oct. 17, 1981)
Bobby Ellis vs. Lenoir Rhyne (Nov. 6, 1965)
Gerald Hall vs. VMI (Oct. 7, 1978)
Stu Garrett vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 25, 1969)
Gerald Hall vs. Southern Mississippi (Sept. 11, 1976)
Junior Robinson vs. Illinois State (Sept. 23, 1989)
Henry Williams vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983)
Henry Williams vs. Tempie (Oct. 15, 1983)
Dion Johnson vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990)
100
99
98
93
93
92
90
Longest Plays
Kickoff Returns
Tony Collins vs. Florida State (Sept. 20, 1980)
Henry Williams vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983)
Junior Robinson vs. Tennessee Tech (Sept. 3, 1988)
Jimmy Walden vs. East Tennessee State (Nov. 7, 1981)
Henry Williams vs. Murray State (Sept. 17, 1983)
Jerry Tolley vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 19, 1963)
Dion Johnson vs. Temple (Oct. 27, 1990)
Interception Returns
98
95
95
93
90
85
80
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74
68
66
61
60
Field Goals
58
53
52
51
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50
50
49
48
48
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Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond (Nov. 6, 1976)*
Hank Cooper vs. Cincinnati (Oct. 17, 1992)
Greg Grandison vs. Virginia Tech (Nov. 16, 1991)
Greg Floyd vs. Central Florida (Sept. 21, 1991)
Mac Thacker vs. Western Carolina (Oct. 15, 1960)
Danny Kepley vs. Appalachian State (Nov. 17, 1973)
Kevin Walker vs. LSU (Dec. 7, 1985)
Clint Harris vs. Central Michigan (Sept. 25, 1982)
Clint Harris vs. Temple (Oct. 5, 1983)
Chris Hall vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 9, 1989)
Chris Hall vs. South Carolina (Oct. 13, 1990)
Fella Rhodes vs. Southern Illinois (Oct. 7, 1967)
Zack Valentine vs. North Carolina State (Sept. 3, 1977)
Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982)
Jeff Heath vs. Texas Arlington (Nov. 6, 1982)
Jeff Heath vs. Florida State (Sept. 1, 1984)
Anthony Brenner vs. Syracuse (Oct. 21, 1991)
Jeff Heath vs. South Carolina (Oct. 26, 1985)
Jeff Heath vs. Florida State (Sept. 3, 1983)
Anthony Brenner vs. Illinois (Aug. 31, 1991)
Jeff Heath vs. North Carolina State (Sept. 7, 1985)
Chuck Bushbeck vs. Miami, Fla. (Oct. 24, 1981)
Jeff Heath vs. Florida (Oct. 22, 1983)
Junior Creech vs. South Carolina (Oct. 1, 1977)
Chuck Berleth vs. Georgia Southern (Oct. 18, 1986)
Fumble Recovery Returns
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Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia (Nov. 7, 1992)
Ernie Lewis vs. Duke (Oct. 10, 1992)
Greg Grandison
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Victory Margin
Margin Opponent Site Date Score
74 Newport News Apprentice Greenville, N.C. Nov. 14, 1959 74-0
7 Edenton Flyers Greenville, N.C. Oct. 24, 1949 67-0
o1 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. INOV. 6, 1975 61-10
50 Western Carolina Greenville, N.C. Oct: 19, 1963 50-0
48 Southern Mississippi Greenville, N.C. Sept. 17, 1976 48-0
47 Atlantic Christian Greenville, N.C. Nov. 18, 1950 54-7
46 Illinois State Greenville, N.C. Sept. 23, 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
Margin Opponent Site Date Score
79 Guilford Greenville, N.C. Nov. 12, 1932 0-79
65 Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. Oct. 5, 1965 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.V. Cet. 3, 1987 0-49
48 Lenoir-Rhyne Greenville, N.C. Nov. 9,.195/ 7-55
47 Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir, N.C. Nov. 23, 1934 0-47
47 Appalachian State Greenville, N.C. Nov. 6, 1948 0-47
Best and Worst Seasons
Best Worst
Record Year Coach Record Year Coach
7-0-0 1941 John Christianbury 0-9-0 1948 Jim Johnson
11-1-0 1991 Bill Lewis 0-8-0 1939 O.A. Hankner
9-1-0 1963 Clarence Stasavich 0-5-0 1932 Kenneth Beatty
9-1-0 1964 Clarence Stasavich 1-8-0 1957 Jack Boone
9-1-0 1965 Clarence Stasavich 1-5-0 1933 Kenneth Beatty
9-2-0 1972 Sonny Randle 1-6-1 1938 Joe Alexander
9-2-0 1973 Sonny Randle 1-4-1 1934 Doc Mathis
9-2-0 1976 Pat Dye
Top Road Crowds
Attend.
84,774
84,266
77,019
73,943
73,800
69,131
68,327
66,000
65,660
65,600
65,600
Opponent
Penn State
Penn State
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
South Carolina
South Carolina
South Carolina
LSU
Auburn
South Carolina
Location
Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa.
Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa.
Sanford Stadium, Athens, Ga.
Florida Field, Gainesville, Fla.
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C.
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C.
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C.
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C.
Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, La.
Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Ala.
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C.
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Date
Sept. 27, 1986
Sept. 28, 1985
Sept. 29, 1990
Oct. 22, 1983
Oct. 27, 1984
Oct. 24, 1987
Oct. 25, 1986
Sept. 17, 1988
Dec. 7, 1985
Nov. 2, 1985
Oct. 7, 1989
Score
17-42
10-17
15-19
17-24
20-42
12-34
3-38
0-17
15-35
10-35
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Ficklen Records
FIRST DOWNS ECU OPPONENTS
Most total 32 vs. William & Mary (1983) 35 by Georgia Southern (1984)
Most rushing 28 vs. William & Mary (1983) 20 by Temple (1985)
Most passing 23 vs. Syracuse (1992) 20 by William & Mary
& Georgia Southern (1984)
Most by penalty 7 vs. Parsons (1968) 5 by Tulane (1991)
RUSHING
Most attempts 86 vs. Western Carolina (1978) 69 by Temple (1985)
Most net yards 500 vs. Cincinnati (1987) 421 by Syracuse (1992)
PASSING
Most attempted 77 vs. Syracuse (1992) 52 by Georgia Southern (1984)
Most completed 36 vs. Syracuse (1992) 35 by William & Mary (1981)
Most net yards passing 521 vs. Syracuse (1992) 403 by William & Mary (1981)
& Georgia Southern (1984)
Most had intercepted 5 vs. Southern Mississippi (1992) 7 by Western Carolina (1975)
TOTAL OFFENSE
Most offensive plays 91 vs. Syracuse (1992) 103 by Georgia Southern (1984)
Most net yards gained 600 vs. North Texas St. (1979) 645 by Georgia Southern (1984)
TURNOVERS
Most fumbles 10 vs. VMI (1977) & Dayton (1974) 9 by E. Tennessee St. (1982)
Most fumbles lost 6 vs. VMI (1977) 5 by Texas-Arlington (1978)
Most interceptions made 7 vs. Western Carolina (1975) 5 by Southern Mississippi (1992)
Most intercept. ret. yards 151 vs. SW Louisiana (1980) 85 by Temple (1985)
PENALTIES
Most penalties 18 vs. Tulane (1991) 14 by Parsons (1968)
Most yards penalized 159 vs. Tulane (1991) 182 by Parsons (1968)
PUNTING
Most punts 13 vs. William & Mary (1968) 11 by Richmond (1979)
& Illinois State (1989)
Most punting yards 427 vs. Virginia Tech (1989) 434 by Richmond (1979)
Highest average per punt
51.3 vs. Memphis State (1991) (4 punts)
47.5 by West Virginia (1988) (4 punts)
RETURNS
Most kickoff returns 8 vs. three teams 9 by Tennessee Tech (1988)
Most kickoff ret. yards 191 vs. Tennessee Tech (1988) 227 by Furman (1969)
Most punt returns 7 vs. Marshall (1968), Bowling Green (1989) 9 by William & Mary (1968)
& Illinois State (1989)
Most punt return yards 134 vs. Marshall (1968) 85 by Southern Miss. (1980)
MISCELLANEOUS
Most total points in one game 89 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981), ECU 66, ETSU 23
Most touchdowns 9 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)
Most PAT kicks made 9 vs. E. Tennessee St. (1981)
Most two-point conversions 2 vs. Southern Illinois (1976)
Most field goals made 3 vs. Southern Illinois (1972), Richmond (1973), The Citadel (1976) & Texas-Arlington (1978)
Most ECU points in one season
Fewest ECU points in one season
Most opponents' points in one season
Fewest opponents' points in one season
Biggest margin of victory
Biggest margin of defeat
Longest winning streak
Longest losing streak
226 (1979) 5 games
43 (1970) 4 games
205 (1988) 6 games
17 (1963) 5 games
48 points vs. Southern Mississippi (1976 - 48-0)
45 po
ints vs. Toledo (1971 - 45-0)
11 games from Furman (1971) to William & Mary (1975)
6 games from Temple (1985) to SW Louisiana (1986)
21 winning seasons
10 undefeated seasons
147
8 losing seasons
Ficklen Records
Yearly Attendance
Top Five Years (By Average)
Overall
Year
1985
1986
1987
1983
1990
Ficklen Stadium
Year
1992
1991
1985
1989
1990
On Road
Year
1986
1985
1987
1990
1983
ESPN returns to Ficklen Stadium in 1993.
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Attendance
466,732
442,426
412,226
405,855
404,714
Attendance
164,068
155,415
153,182
148,331
143,285
Attendance
319,337
315,550
273,929
261,429
291,888
Average
42,430
40,221
37,475
36,896
36,792
Average
32,814
31,083
30,636
29,666
28,657
Average
53,223
52,258
45,655
43,572
41,698
Record
2-9-0
2-9-0
5-6-0
8-3-0
5-6-0
Record
3-2-0
5-0-0
1-4-0
4-0-1
3-2-0
Record
0-6-0
1-5-0
2-4-0
2-4-0
4-3-0
148
Pirates in Ficklen Stadium (1963-92)
Year
Attendance
Average
Record
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1963 5 51,500 10,300 5-0-0
1964 4 47,322 11,631 3-1-0
1965 4 56,834 14,209 4-0-0
1966 5 60,164 12.030 3-2-0
1967 5 64,505 12,901 3-2-0
1968 5 66,187 1O.207 2-3-0
1969 5 45,837 9,167 1-4-0
1970 4 48 264 12,066 1-3-0
1971 5 1a,585 14,517 3-2-0
1972 5 65,911 13,066 5-0-0
1973 5 84,352 16,870 5-0-0
1974 5 82,376 16,475 5-0-0
1975 5 77,684 15.5357 4-1-0
1976 5 88,691 17,738 5-0-0
1977 4 84,464 21.017 3-1-0
1978 5 125,644 25,129 5-0-0
1979 5 116,693 23,3509 5-0-0
1980 5 97,789 19,558 2-3-0
1981 5 103,476 20,695 3-2-0
1982 4 87,169 21 ive 4-0-0
1983 4 113.967 28,492 4-0-0
1984 4 104,972 26,243 2-2-0
1985 s. 150.162 30,636 1-4-0
1986 5 123,089 24,617 2-3-0
1987 2 138,297 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
Totals 144 2,098,552 20,129 97-44-1
*School Record (68.7)
Top 12 Ficklen Stadium Crowds
Att. 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. 34,511 Miami, Fla. Oct. 5, 1985 15-27 L
7. 34,126 Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 42-21 W
8. 33,857 West Virginia Sept. 13, 1986 21-24 L
9. 33,810 Virginia Tech Sept. 15,1990 23-24 L
10. 33,786 West Virginia Oct. 8, 1988 10-30 L
11. 33,767 East Tenn. State Oct. 29, 1983 21-9 W
12. 33,412 Bowling Green Sept. 9, 1989 41-6 W
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Year Player G.
1981 Jimmy Walden 11
1982 Chuck Bishop 11
1983 Henry Williams 11
1984 Henry Williams 10
1985 Tony Smith 11
1986 Tony Smith 17
1987 Tony Smith 11
1988 Darren Bynum 10
1989 Junior Robinson a4
1990 Dion Johnson 9
1991 Dion Johnson 11
1992 Morris Letcher 14
Kickoff Returns
Year Player G.
1963* Jerry Tolley 10
1964 Bill Cline 9
1965 Neal Hughes 9
1966 Bobby Ellis 10
1967 Dwight Flanagan 10
1968 Tommy Bullock 10
1969 Tommy Bullock 9
1970 George Whitley 11
1971 Rusty Scales 10
1972 Carlester Crumpler 11
1973 Reggie Pinkney 11
1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11
1975 Kenny Strayhorn 10
1976 Willie Hawkins 11
1977 Willie Hawkins 10
1978 Anthony Collins 10
1979 Anthony Collins 13
1980 Anthony Collins 11
1981 Jimmy Walden 7
1982 Ricky Nichols 7.
1983 + Henry Williams 17
1984 Henry Williams 10
1985 Bobby Clair 11
1986 Walter Wilson 7
1987 Reggie McKinney 11
1988 Reggie McKinney 10
1989 Junior Robinson 11
1990 Dion Johnson 9
1991 Dion Johnson 11
1992 Morris Letcher 14
Tackles
(Since 1975)
Year Player UT
1975 Harold Randolph 175
1976 Harold Randolph 108
1977 Harold Randolph 124
1978 Mike Brewington 42
1979 Mike Brewington 64
1980 Jeffrey Warren 80
1981 Mike Grant 81
1982 Jody Schulz 74
1983 Mike Grant 66
1984 Tyrone Johnson 54
1985 Robert Washington 81
1986 Vinson Smith 64
1987 Vinson Smith 62
1988 Anthony Thompson 37
1989 Robert Jones 70
1990 Robert Jones 112
1991 Robert Jones 104
1992 Tony Davis 82
No.
10
21
22
19
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Yds.
146
246
159
255
322
256
211
406
325
185
467
269
276
142
525
398
473
990
540
186
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513
423
625
495
566
955
879
513
771
Pass Interceptions
(Since 1965)
Year
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975 +
1976
1S77
1978
jor
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985 +
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Player
Bobby Ellis
Todd Hicks
Bobby Ellis
Todd Hicks
Stu Garrett
Mike Boaz
Mike Mills
Stu Garrett
Mike Mills
George Whitley
Jack Patterson
Rusty Markland
Jim Bolding**
Reggie Pinkney
Jim Bolding
Gerald Hall
Reggie Pinkney
Gerald Hall
Charlie Carter
Willie Holley
Clint Harris
Willie Holley
Clint Harris
Clint Harris
Kevin Walker
Kevin Walker
Kevin Walker
Flint McCallum
Gary London
Ellis Dillahunt
Junior Robinson
Junior Robinson
Donald Porch
Greg Grandison
Greg Grandison
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Year
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
*Eastern Bowl statistics figured
Player
Tom Michel
Bill Cline
Dave Alexander
Bill Bailey
Butch Colson
Butch Colson
Billy Wightman
Billy Wallace
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
Kenny Strayhorn
Willie Hawkins
Willie Hawkins
Willie Hawkins
Anthony Collins
Anthony Collins
Anthony Collins
Jimmy Walden
Tony Baker
Earnest Byner
Reggie Branch
Tony Baker
Anthony Simpson
Reggie McKinney
Reggie McKinney
Junior Robinson
Dion Johnson
Dion Johnson
Morris Letcher
G.
10
10
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10
11
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+ Led nation.
Plays
Viz
154
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188
187
224
133
353
206
120
131
167
102
105
186
164
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190
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206
192
102
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60
109
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1612
820
940
1060
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1068
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1294
1224
1402
1673
1626
Yearly Leaders
Total Offense
Year Player
1963* Tom Michel
1964 Bill Cline
1965 Dave Alexander
1966 Bill Bailey
1967 Neal Hughes
1968 Billy Wightman
1969 Billy Wightman
Butch Colson
John Casazza
John Casazza
Carl Summerell
Carl Summerell
Mike Weaver
Mike Weaver
Mike Weaver
Jimmy Southerland
Leander Green
Leander Green
Theodore Sutton
Carlton Nelson
Greg Stewart
Kevin Ingram
Darrell Speed
Tony Baker
Anthony Simpson
Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Rushing
Year Player
1963* Tom Michel
1964 Dave Alexander
1965 Dave Alexander
1966 Bill Bailey
1967 Butch Colson
1968 Butch Colson
1969 Billy Wightman
1970 Billy Wallace
1971 Billy Wallace
1972 Carlester Crumpler
1973 Carlester Crumpler
1974 Kenny Strayhorn
1975 Kenny Strayhorn
1976 Eddie Hicks
1977 Theodore Sutton
1978 Theodore Sutton
1979 Anthony Collins
1980 Theodore Sutton
1981 Carlton Nelson
1982 Tony Baker
1983 Earnest Byner
1984 Reggie Branch
1985 Tony Baker
1986 Anthony Simpson
1987 Anthony Simpson
1988 Tim James
1989 Travis Hunter
1990 David Daniels
1991 Cedric Van Buren
1992 Junior Smith
Passing
Year Player
1963* Bill Cline
1964 Bill Cline
1965 George Richardson
1966 Bill Bailey
1967 Neal Hughes
1968 Billy Wightman
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Plays
185
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303
242
283
188
228
239
343
235
289
234
248
ae
245
Zl
220
288
135
185
169
280
209
197
178
264
213
321
337
445
441
Plays
170
138
227
252
180
170
210
108
At-Cp
80-44
111-63
98-53
151-62
124-65
63-29
Yds.
934
1574
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1484
925
1003
1003
1336
1060
1700
1507
1008
714
1124
1190
1145
1714
586
973
1092
1655
1009
951
753
1478
1161
1876
1924
3182
2407
Yds.
830
869
1029
378
Lalsis'
630
902
557
1309
1042
635
638
897
706
621
1130
586
489
827
862
521
951
753
670
787
398
553
1037
Yds.
693
944
680
774
805
306
P. assin g (continued)
Year
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Player
Butch Colson
John Casazza
John Casazza
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
Ron Jones
Charlie Libretto
Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter
Jeff Blake
Jeff Blake
Michael Anderson
Receiving
Year
1963*
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Player
Dave Bumgarner
Dave Bumgarner
Ruffin Odom
Nelson Gravatt
Jimmy Adkins
Jimmy Adkins
Dick Corrada
Dick Corrada
Tim Dameron
Tim Dameron
Stan Eure
Vic Wilfore
Terry Gallaher
Terry Gallaher
Terry Gallaher
Terry Gallaher
Vern Davenport
Vern Davenport
Norwood Vann
Carlton Nelson
Stefon Adams
Ricky Nichols
Tony Smith
Jarrod Moody
Ron Jones
Walter Wilson
Walter Wilson
Luke Fisher
Hunter Gallimore
Morris Letcher
Scoring
Year
1963*
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Player
Tom Michel
Dave Alexander
Dave Alexander
Jim Flowe
Butch Colson
Butch Colson
Billy Wightman
Billy Wallace
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
Kenny Strayhorn
Terry Gallaher
150
G:
9
1
10
1
11
At-Cp
33-19
277-122
182-72
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
127-47
148-71
155-76
118-52
223-110
219-116
368-203
398-222
TD
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Yds.
256
1512
1004
LIS)
i222
443
463
633
779
838
1082
400
484
941
1191
795
652
833
1107
828
1478
1510
3073
2486
Yds.
328
450
367
184
328
331
211
52
487
648
495
110
433
269
Sia
2er
343
186
288
526
2rT
5t3
234
252
301
305
T71
534
881
557
42
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Year
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1og2
Player
Willie Hawkins
Pete Conaty
Junior Creech
Jimmy Southerland
Bill Lamm
Anthony Collins
Anthony Collins
Harold Blue
Jeff Heath
Jeff Heath
Jeff Heath
Jeff Heath
Chuck Berleth
Chuck Berleth
Robb Imperato
Walter Wilson
Robb Imperato
Anthony Brenner
Junior Smith
Punting
Year
1963*
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976.
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Punt Returns
Year
1963*
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Player
Bill Cline
Bill Cline
Mike Herring
Mike Herring
Billy Wightman
Billy Wightman
Billy Wightman
Tony Maglione
Clark Davis
Ricky McLester
Jonathan Deming
Gill Job
Tom Daub
Tom Daub
Rodney Allen
Rodney Allen
Rodney Allen
Rodney Allen
Tommy Barnhardt
Jeff Bolch
Jeff Bolch
Jeff Bolch
Tim Wolter
Craig Losito
Craig Losito
John Jett
John Jett
John Jett
John Jett
Michael Jacobs
Player
Buddy Bovender
Bill Cline
Bobby Ellis
Bobby Ellis
Tommy Bullock
Tommy Bullock
Stu Garrett
George Whitley
Jack Patterson
Tim Dameron
Jim Bolding
Jim Bolding
Bobby Myrick
Gerald Hall
Gerald Hall
Gerald Hall
Willie Holey
Chuck Bishop
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Avg.
Yds.
33.3
34.7
38.1
39.0
35.8
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35.9
36.7
35.7
32.5
35.4
40.02
37.5
37.9
37.3
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39.8
39.1
37.5
37.6
40.3
40.2
38.5
37.5
38.5
39.7
40.2
38.2
42.2
af.t
Yds.
107
129
189
130
146
148
ie
220
179
164
110
302
187
478
74
66
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-Year Offensive Statistics
First 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
1960 2,081 700 552 SOs2 2101 276.1 5.0 103- 35 144-14.4
1961 1,802 719 635 63.5 2.071 2011 4.0 123- 50 154-15.4
1962 1,931 834 496 oo 2.165 307.2 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
1965 1,905 1,400 663 66.3 3,305 330.5 4.9 209-108 268-29.8
1966 143 1,793 1,230 678 67.8 3,021 302.1 4.4 231- 94 174-17.4
1967 170 2,318 1,139 744 74.4 3,453 345.3 4.6 173- 88 253-25.3 37
1968 136 1,971 1,009 681 68.1 2,580 258.0 3.8 195- 84 17S 719
1969 149 1719 745 666 74.0 2,020 280.0 3.8 160- 69 108-12.0 lo
1970 193 1,653 1,612 824 74.9 3.205 296.8 3.9 301-133 136-12.4 19
1971 176 1,853 1,408 730 730 3,261 326.1 4.5 260-103 181-18.1 Ze
1972 ELEM 2,/83 1,283 890 80.9 4,066 369.6 4.6 203- 87 269-24.5 35
1973 wae 2,916 1327 811 TS 4,245 385.9 BZ 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
1975 187 3,090 969 TeeWs 67.0 4,059 369.0 3) 2) 120- 53 269-26.9 40
1976 217 3,263 Tee 832 19.6 3,974 361.2 4.8 98- 44 278-25.3 32
1977 181 2,927 966 728 66.2 3,893 353.9 36) 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 Be Wee. 846 76.9 5,228 475.3 6.2 154- 79 380-34.5 SU
1980 161 2,367 676 692 62.9 3,043 276.6 4.4 141- 64 192-17.5 23
1981 179 2,662 839 Thaw 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 eo
1983 201 2,634 1,211 156 68.7 3,845 349.5 S| 173- 91 271-24.6 29
1984 191 2,316 1,495 783 TAc2 3,011 346.5 4.9 232-100 210-19.1 24
1985 173 2,094 967 790 68.2 3,061 278.3 4.1 199- 72 161-14.6 17
1986 194 2,023 1,465 783 TAZ 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 50 212-100 229-20.8 28
1988 242 2,650 1,645 794 72.2 4,295 390.5 5.4 240-108 281-25.6 35
1989 204 1,892 ZA45 756 68.7 3,997 363.4 5.3 314-156 301-27.4 35
1990 182 1,996 1,605 116 65.1 3,601 327.4 5.0 241-128 254-23.1 29
1991 246 1,429 3,3/9 794 (22 4,808 437.1 61 414-229 372-33.8 47
1992 241 147 3,085 824 74.9 4,632 421.1 5-6 497-272 289-26.3 41
All-time best in each category is underlined.
151
-Year Defensive Statistics
Opp. ECU
First Net Net Total Punt Punt Inter-
Year Downs Rushing Passing Offense Att-Comp Avg. Pts.-Avg. Avg. ceptions 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 As 907 2,018 179- 77 oo. 99- 9.9 34.7
1965 881 1,076 1957 199- 82 39.1 83- 9.2 35.6 23 215 9.3
1966 10 1,608 1,114 a ed 199- 96 33.3 1/S-17.5 34.9 15 148 9.9
1967 150 1,413 1,464 2.57 1. 211-104 29.6 178-17.8 31.4 Lis, 221 14.7
1968 192 1,406 1,778 3,184 281-139 o2.1 244-24.4 32.6 Le 120 To
1969 153 1,200 1,644 2,844 217-119 34.7 204-22.7 35.5 14 247 17.6
1970 183 1,619 1,806 3,425 270-127 35.5 253-23.0 34.7 13 133 10.2
1971 195 Zwolle 1,485 3,857 219- 90 37.6 300-30.0 30.7 tZ 69 S43,
1972 150 1,200 Hol? ia Gai & 249-106 35.0 176-16.0 31.8 te 134 8.9
1973 167 1,406 Lou pao 3 He 257-121 36.9 151-13.7 35.4 22 333 7S. 1
1974 184 1,971 es 3,148 221- 98 37.8 167-15.2 39.3 14 161 ao.
1975 181 1377 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 bale, 20.0
1977 194 1,573 1,534 3,107 201-125 37.9 154-14.0 3/.3 17 72 10.1
1978 128 1,416 837 2,253 180- 70 36.5 123-10.3 39.1 19 133) 8.2
1979 189 1,861 1,779 3,640 250-131 38.4 193-17.5 39.8 11 2 6.5
1980 Zid 2,481 1,430 3,911 205-115 39.0 312-28.4 or .2 10 131 13.1
1981 219 1,918 2,080 3,998 279-159 Sof 290-26.3 37.4 7 226 3.2
1982 212 1,536 2,260 3,190 318-177 38.5 228-20.7 35.9 10 271 aaa
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 18
1985 241 2,613 1,920 4,533 252-146 38.5 261-25.5 38.5 19 206 10.8
1986 243 2,235 2,392 4,627 273-162 40.4 364-33. 1 o7.4 6 33 5.6
1987 237, 2,110 2,392 4,502 212-102 34.7 330-30.0 38.8 t2 126 10.5
1988 232 2,141 2,145 4,286 260-153 36.3 325-29.6 37.3 16 92 12.0
1989 242 2,260 2,430 4,690 350-177 30.7 286-26.0 34.9 13 197 15.2
1990 240 2,417 2,123 4,540 293-163 32.9 267-24.3 Sf .2 13 322 21.9
1991 262 1,637 2,860 4,497 359-221 37.4 243-22.1 41.3 20 361 18.0
1992 Cor 2,708 2,236 5,024 298-179 39.5 367-33.4 35.4 14 289 20.6
All-time best in each category is underlined.
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Ye
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Rushing
Year Att.
1959 440
1960 449
1961 512
1962 383
1963 463
1964 410
1965 454
1966 447
1967 571
1968 486
1969 506
1970 523
1971 470
1972 687
1973 638
1974 643
1975 617
1976 734
1977 604
1978 625
1979 692
1980 551
1981 601
1982 619
1983 583
1984 551
1985 551
1986 528
1987 534
1988 554
1989 442
1990 475
1991 380
1992 327
All-time best in each category is underlined.
Gross
Yards
1,931
2,229
2,363
2,109
1,323
2,685
2,005
2,100
2,106
2,147
2,922
3,046
3,313
3,309
3,280
2,964
2,184
2,313
1,731
1,785
Yards
Lost
226
333
331
254
132
367
434
325
453
294
139
128
298
219
378
353
444
248
355
"4g
263
313
314
332
317
302
238
Net
Yards
2,226
2,081
1,852
1,705
1,896
2,032
1,909
1,791
2,318
197%
1,775
1,653
1,853
2,783
2918
3,015
3,090
3,263
2,927
2,692
4,053
2,367
2,662
2,845
2,634
2,316
2,094
2,023
2,352
2,650
1,652
1,996
1,429
1,547
Avg./
Carry
5.1
4.6
3.6
4.3
4.1
4.9
4.2
4.0
4.1
3.3
3.5
se
3.9
4.1
4.6
4.7
3.0
4.4
4.8
4.3
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4.3
4.4
4.5
4.5
4.2
3.8
3.8
4.4
4.8
4.2
4.2
3.8
4.7
Yards/
Game
202.4
208.1
185.2
189.4
189.6
203.2
2117
1794
231.8
1974
197.2
150.3
185.3
253.0
265.3
274.1
280.9
296.6
266.1
244.7
368.5
215.2
242.0
258.6
239.5
ZIG >
190.4
183.9
213.8
240.9
168.4
181.5
129.9
140.6
Passing
Yards/
Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Att.
1959 136 59 .433 1,316 7
1960 103 35 .339 700 6.8
1961 123 50 .407 719 5.8
1962 113 53 .469 834 7.4
1963 138 7S 543 1,054 756
1964 183 99 541 1,405 Te
1965 209 108 Ole 1,400 o7
1966 231 94 .407 1,230 Ko
1967 173 88 .509 1,135 6.6
1968 195 84 .431 1,009 oz
1969 160 69 431 745 4.7
1970 301 133 442 $,612 5.4
1971 260 103 .396 1,408 5.4
1972 203 87 .429 1,283 6.3
1973 173 90 .520 bye7 1p
1974 105 24 .229 482 4.6
1975 120 53 442 969 8.1
1976 98 44 .449 rat 13
1977 124 62 .500 966 7.8
1978 134 52 .388 929 6.9
1979 154 79 513 1,175 �6
1980 141 64 .454 676 4.8
1981 136 57 .419 839 6.2
1982 202 99 .490 1,546 tot
1983 173 91 .526 1,211 7.0
1984 232 100 431 1,495 6.4
1985 199 Ta .362 967 4.9
1986 255 121 475 1,465 a7
1987 212 100 472 1,416 6.7
1988 240 108 .450 1,645 6.9
1989 314 156 .497 2,145 6.8
1990 241 128 531 1,605 6.6
1991 414 229 553 3,379 8.2
1992 497 miele .547 3,085 62
Yards/
Comp.
22.0
20.0
14.4
15.7
14.1
14.2
12.9
16.1
12.9
12.0
10.8
Peat
13.7
14.7
14.7
20.1
18.3
16.2
15.6
17.9
14.9
10.6
14.7
15.6
13.3
14.9
13.4
12%
14.2
15.2
13.8
125
14.8
11.3
Bernard Carter
-Year Team Statistics
Kickoff Returns
Year
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Punt Returns
Year
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
No.
26
16
20
17
oT
30
41
38
45
50
35
31
34
31
20
32
32
29
43
35
31
30
44
38
54
58
54
53
53
30
56
No.
27
36
38
31
36
40
45
26
36
28
35
21
23
20
36
32
38
22
24
12
25
22
29
21
27
14
19
34
21
26
24
Yards
663
455
529
oge
657
610
722
689
832
821
o/2
588
Tle
649
285
653
684
590
1,088
677
605
748
786
883
1,143
1,119
1,160
1,245
lt O7
638
1,206
Yards
308
260
335
316
246
404
332
189
239
215
291
173
121
128
437
259
469
132
119
126
144
230
208
207
Gel
78
90
324
164
162
358
Average
25.5
28.4
211
19.5
17.8
20.3
h7.0
18.1
V8:2
16.4
16.5
19.0
20.9
20.9
14.3
20.4
21.4
20.3
2503
19.3
19.5
24.9
179
23.2
Zine
19,3
21.5
23.5
22.6
21.0
21:5
Average
11.4
fee
8.8
10.2
6.9
10.1
7.4
7.3
6.6
7.7
8.3
8.2
5.3
6.4
12:1
8.1
12.3
6.9
5.0
10.5
5.0
10.5
(As
9.9
8.4
2.6
rg
9.5
7.8
6.2
14.9
All-time best in each category is underlined.
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Yards/
Game
73.7
45.5
32.9
Save
65.7
61.0
Vee
76.6
75.6
82.1
32.0
53.5
64.7
59.0
25.9
59.4
62.2
53.6
98.9
61.5
55.0
68.0
5
80.3
103.9
101.7
105.4
113.2
108.8
58.0
109.6
Yards/
Game
34.2
26.0
33.5
31.6
24.6
40.4
33.2
21.0
AA.
21.5
26.5
15.7
110
11.6
39.7
23.0
42.6
13.8
10.8
11.9
13.1
20.9
18.9
18.8
20.6
TA
8.2
29.5
14.9
14.7
32.5
154
Turnover Ratio
Year
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Int.
15
15
15
14
13
Le
15
22
14
24
26
17
19
Al
TI
17
10
14
11
17
6
12
16
13
15
20
14
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Fum.
pls,
8
13
15
Saas
16
21
ED aA
15
22
16
17
23
15
17
47
13
14
12
19
ala
a
17
a
10
16
13
Total
30
23
28
29
37
28
36
46
29
auge
42
34
42
26
28
34
23
28
23
36
a7
23
33
24
25
36
27
GIVEAWAY
Fum.
14
8
18
17
26
20
23
19
18
19
eo
24
29
13
20
Zo
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17
16
11
1
14
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17
6
10
Total
36
one
35
24
46
48
35
27
29
23
33
28
39
18
23
35
35
26
33
28
23
26
23
22
28
16
37
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ECU vs. Post-Season Winners
In the past decade, East Carolina has made a commitment to
play against the best in college football.
In the 1980's, ECU has played against the eventual national
champion four times - 1983 vs. Miami (Fla.), 1986 vs. Penn State
and 1987 and 1989 vs. Miami (Fla.).
The Pirates have also played against some of the best individual
talent in the nation. Below is a chart of who's suited up against the
Pirates:
ECU vs. Heisman Trophy Winners
*1977: George Rogers, South Carolina
1985: Bo Jackson, Auburn
ECU vs. Outland Trophy Winners
1979: Jimmy Richter, N.C. State
ECU vs. Butkus Award Winners
1987: Paul McGowan, Florida State
ECU vs. Jim Thorpe Award Winners
1987: Bennie Blades, Miami (Fla.)
ECU vs. Lombardi Trophy Winners
#1990: Marvin Jones, Florida State
"Rogers was voted the Heisman Trophy in 1980.
#Jones was voted the Lombardi Trophy in 1992.
Pirates on the Tube
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Retired Numbers
Four numbers have been retired in the history of East Carolina
University's football program. Those are numbers 16, 18, 29 and
36.
The jersey number 16 was last worn by Robert Farris, a kicker
from Falls Church, Va. Farris was killed in an automobile accident
while returning to campus for fall practice prior to his senior season
in 1967.
The jersey number 18 was last worn by Norman Swindell, a
blocking back from New Bern. The most valuable player on the
1965 team, Swindell drowned near his home during the Christmas
holidays following the 1965 season.
The jersey number 29 was worn by James Speight, running
back from Greenville. The MVP of the 1957 and 1959 squads,
Speight still holds the school record for most points in a single
game with 26, while third on the all-time rushing list with 2,700
Career yards.
The jersey number 36 was worn by Roger Thrift, a quarterback
from New Bern, N.C. He earned letters during the 1949 and 1950
seasons. His jersey was retired by the Student Government
Association.
East Carolina has appeared on television 28 times during its history. In those games, the Pirates sport a 8-20 record. ECU has been on
national television six times in its history, including three in the last two years. Below is a listing of how ECU has fared on the tube:
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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
Sept. 27, 1980
Florida State 63, ECU 7
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
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The Last Time...
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: Dion Johnson vs. Temple, Oct. 27, 1990
(90 yards)
Opponent scored on a kickoff return: Tony Smith of Southern
Miss, Nov. 25, 1989 (82 yards)
ECU scored on an interception return: Greg Floyd vs. Pittsburgh, Oct.
24, 1992 (55 yards)
Opponent scored on an interception return: Sean Thomas of
Duke, Oct. 10, 1992 (84 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 an intercepted fumble return: Greg Floyd vs. Central
Florida, Sept. 21, 1991 (93 yards)
Opponent scored on an intercepted fumble return: Darin
McMurray of Miami, Fla., Oct. 5, 1985 (15 yards)
ECU scored on a blocked punt return: Robert Jones vs. Louisiana Tech,
Sept. 30, 1989 (recovered in end zone)
Opponent scored on a blocked punt return: Richie Phillips of
Southern Miss, Sept. 27, 1980 (33 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: Jeff
Fulop of Cincinnati, Oct. 20, 1990
ECU scored on a safety: Eric Myers tackled David Small of Cincinnati in
end zone, Nov. 23, 1991
Opponent scored on a safety: Ronnie Dixon and Vaughn Booker
of Cincinnati sacked Jeff Blake in end zone, Nov. 23, 1991
ECU scored on a two-point conversion: Peter Zophy pass from Michael
Anderson vs. Southern Miss, Oct. 29, 1992
Opponent scored on a two-point conversion: Stacy Crockett
(Run) of Arkansas State, Nov. 14, 1992
ECU blocked a punt: Mark Libiano vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 17, 1992 (Partial)
Opponent blocked a punt: Freddy Wilson of Arkansas State, Nov.
14, 1992 (Partial)
ECU blocked a field goal: Bernard Carter vs. West Virginia, Nov. 7, 1992
Opponent blocked a field goal: Hank Campbell of South Carolina,
Sept. 19, 1992
ECU biocked an extra point: Robert Jones vs. N.C. State, Jan. 1, 1992
Opponent blocked an extra point: Tom Barndt of Pittsburgh, Oct.
24, 1992
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
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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: None since
1965
ECU had quarterback throw four touchdowns: Michael Anderson vs.
Cincinnati, Oct. 17, 1992
Opponent had quarterback throw four touchdowns: Steve Walsh
of Miami, Fla., Oct. 29, 1988
ECU had quarterback throw three touchdowns: Michael Anderson vs.
South Carolina, Sept. 19, 1992
Opponent had quarterback throw three touchdowns: Marvin
Jones of Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992
ECU had player score four touchdowns: Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh,
Nov. 18, 1989
Opponent had player score four touchdowns: Greg Allen of
Florida State, Oct. 16, 1982
ECU had player score three touchdowns: Junior Smith vs. Bowling
Green, Sept. 26, 1992
Opponent had player score three touchdowns: Wilbert Ursin of
Tulane, Nov. 2, 1991
ECU had kicker make four field goals: Jeff Heath vs. Texas-Arlington,
Nov. 6, 1982
Opponent had kicker make four field goals: Marty Simpson of
South Carolina, Sept. 19, 1992
ECU had kicker make three field goals: Anthony Brenner vs. Syracuse,
Oct. 12, 1991
Opponent had kicker make three field goals: Bob Wright of
Temple, Oct. 27, 1990
ECU scored 50 points: 56 vs. Akron, Oct. 5, 1991
Opponent scored 50 points: 52 by South Carolina, Oct. 26, 1985
ECU scored 40 points: 42 vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 17, 1992
Opponent scored 40 points: 42 by Memphis State, Nov. 21, 1992
ECU scored 40 points in one half: 42 vs. Akron (ist), 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: 33 by Pittsburgh (2nd),
Nov. 18, 1989
ECU scored 25 points in one quarter: 28 vs. Cincinnati (4th), Oct. 10,
1987
Opponent scored 25 points in one quarter: 25 by N.C. State (4th),
Sept. 6, 1986
ECU has been shut out: by South Carolina, Sept. 17, 1988 (53 consecutive
games)
Opponent has been shut out: vs. Illinois State, Oct. 23, 1982 (115
consecutive games)
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Record: 33-22-2 Sept. 9 1972 def. VMI, 30-3
Nov. 12, 1932 lost to Guilford, 0-79 1 as He Z nae ae aay
Oct. 20, 1933 lost to Wake Forest Frosh, 0-27 ee eee
Oct. 13, 1934 lost to Wingate, 0-6 oa i a ee 2 sine a, eee
- ost to Richmond, 7-
Oct. 26, 1935 lost to Oak Ridge, 2-6 4971 lost to William & Mary, 10-28
Oct. 30, 1936 def. William & Mary, 25-0 1976 def. NC. State. 23-14
Oct. 2, 1937 lost to Guilford, 0-7 1982 def. East Tennessee State, 30-0
Oct. 8, 1938 lost to Campbell, 6-19 Sept. 25 1948 lost to Lenoir-Rhyne, 6-26
Oct. 13, 1939 lost to Western Carolina, 6-12 (4-2) 1954 def. Lenoir-Rhyne, 7-6
Sept. 28, 1940 def. Kutztown State, 14-6 si ne hig lag gitar e
: ost to Bowling Green, 21-
ee ie ee te 1976 def. William & Mary, 20-19
Oct. 5, 1946 tied Atlantic Christian, 6-6 1982 def. Central Michigan, 24-6
Sept. 27, 1947 lost to Lenoir-Rhyne, el Oct. 2 1937 lost to Guilford. 07
Oct. 15, 1948 lost to Western Carolina, 0-39 (3-3) 1954 def. Catawba 26-7
Sept. 14, 1949 def. Cherry Point Marines, 24-0 1965 lost to Furman, 7-14
Sept. 30, 1950 lost to Hampden-Sydney, 26-38 Ede Soe Vi) Olea) Oe
Oct. 6, 1951 lost to Elon, 20-34 Ie eo ws Cieee cate
1982 lost to Missouri, 9-28
Sept. 13, 1952 lost to Norfolk Navy, 7-13
Sept. 19, 1953 def. Wilson Teachers, 41-0 aS 2 ha see 2 ake oe
Sept. 11, 1954 def. Norfolk Navy, 21-0 4965 det ich isand. a413
Sept. 10, 1955 def. Norfolk Navy, 6-0 4971 lost to Richmond, 7-14
Sept. 22, 1956 tied Stetson, 7-7 1976 def. Southern Illinois, 49-14
Sept. 28, 1957 lost to Davidson, 7-19 1982 def. Richmond, 35-14
Sept. 13, 1958 def. Emory & Henry, 12-0 Oct. 16 1937 lost to Belmont Abbey, 7-19
Sept. 19, 1959 def. Albright, 45-0 (3-3) 1954 def. Western Carolina, 27-13
1965 def. Louisville, 34-20
Sept. 17, 1960 def. bile au News Apprentice, 21-6 4971 lost to West Virginia, 21-44
Sept. 16, 1961 def. Indiana State, 19-6 1976 def. VMI. 17-3
Sept. 29, 1962 def. Catawba, 15-14 1982 lost to Florida State, 17-56
Sept. 21, 1963 def. Wake Forest, 20-10 Oct. 23 1937 lost to Western Carolina, 0-7
Sept. 12, 1964 def. Catawba, 25-0 (3-2-1) 1954 tied East Tennessee State, 6-6
Sept. 25, 1965 def. West Chester, 27-6 1965 def. The Citadel, 21-0
Sept. 24, 1966 lost to Northeastern Louisiana, 14-21 1971 def. N.C. State, 31-15
Oct. 7, 1967 def. Southern Illinois, 21-8 1976 lost to North Carolina, 10-12
Sept. 14, 1968 fen Parone 277 1982 def. Illinois State, 21-0
Sept. 27, 1969 lost to Louisiana Tech, 6-24 Oct. 30 1936 def. William & Mary, 25-0
(4-3) 1937 lost to William & Mary, 6-18
Sept. 19, 1970 lost to East Tennessee State, 0-10 1954 lost to Appalachian State, 7-13
Sept. 11, 1971 lost to Toledo, 0-45 1965 def. Northeast Louisiana, 45-0
Sept. 16, 1972 def. Southern Illinois, 16-0 1971 def. Furman, 26-13
Sept. 29, 1973 def. Furman, 14-3 1976 def. Western Carolina, 24-17
Sept. 14, 1974 def. Bowling Green, 24-6 lee eet to vest VRC Inia ee?
Sept. 20, 1975 def. William & Mary, 20-0 Nov.6 = 1936 def. Duke B Team, 14-6
Sept. 11, 1976 def. Southern Mississippi, 48-0 (6-3) a ae ee oe
ee ee 1948 lost to Appalachian State, 0-47
Sept. 2, 1978 def. Western Carolina, 14-6 1954 lost to Tampa, 14-27
Sept. 1, 1979 def. Western Carolina, 31-6 1965 def. Lenoir-Rhyne, 44-0
Sept. 13, 1980 lost to Southwestern Louisiana, 21-27 ee es maak nae
ef. Richmond, 20-
Sept. 5, 1981 def. Western Carolina, 42-6 1982 def. Texas-Arlington, 40-24
Sept. 18, 1982 def. East Tennessee State, 30-0 = - aa Wace: eo
: Ov. ef. High Point, 19-
Sept. 17, 1983 def. Murray State, 50-25 (5-3) 1941 def. Belmont Abbey, 13-0
Sept. 8, 1984 lost to Temple, 0-17 1948 lost to High Point, 7-30
Sept. 14, 1985 def. Southwest Texas State, 27-16 1954 def. Stetson, 26-7
Sept. 13, 1986 lost to West Virginia, 21-24 1965 def. George Washington, 21-20
Sept. 12, 1987 lost to Florida State, 3-44 1971 lost to Tampa, 7-43
Sept. 3, 1988 def. Tennessee Tech, 52-13 1976 lost to : a oe =
Sept. 9, 1989 def. Bowling Green, 41-6 Be det, Willan �MAD. 2h
se Nov. 20 1948 lost to Atlantic Christian, 0-6
Sept. 1, 1990 def. Louisiana Tech, 27-17 (3-1) 1965 def. Howard. 35-10
Sept. 14, 1991 def. Memphis State, 20-13 1976 def. Appalachian State, 35-7
Sept. 5, 1992 lost to Syracuse, 21-42 1982 def. Temple, 23-10
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Pirates in Season Openers
Record: 29-27-1
Oct. 29, 1962 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, 1997 lost to Guilford, 0-7
Oct. 1, 1936 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
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Pirates in Homecoming Games
Record: 30-8 (Since 1955)
Oct: 5, 1955 def. Elon, 13-0
Oct. 14, 1956 def. Western Carolina, 20-19
Oct. 12, 1957 lost to Elon, 12-21
Oct. 18, 1956 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. 1/7, 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. 6, 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
Pirates in Games After Open Date
Record: 16-6-1 (Since 1955)
Nov. 17, 1956 lost to Richmond, 7-45
Nov. 27, 1958 def. Guilford, 20-0
Sept. 29, 1962 def. Catawba, 15-14
Nov. 17, 1962 def. Wofford, 41-9
Nov. 2, 1963 def. The Citadel, 20-6
Oct. 10, 1964 def. Wofford, 21-0
Nov. 12, 1966 def. Richmond, 28-16
Oct. 26, 1968 lost to Richmond, 7-13
Oct. 18, 1969 lost to Richmond, 7-24
Nov. 28, 1970 def. Davidson, 36-18
Oct. 7, 1972 def. Richmond, 21-0
Nov. 4, 1978 def. Appalachian State, 33-8
Oct. 13, 1979 tied North Carolina, 24-24
Oct. 11, 1980 def. Richmond, 24-22
Oct. 1, 1988 def. Missouri, 13-6
Oct. 26, 1985 lost to South Carolina, 10-52
Dec. 7, 1985 lost to LSU, 15-35
Nov. 15, 1986 def. Cincinnati, 32-19
Nov. 19, 1988 def. Cincinnati, 49-14
Oct. 21, 1989 def. Virginia Tech, 14-10
Sept. 14, 1991 def. Memphis State, 20-13
Oct. 26, 1991 def. Pittsburgh, 24-23
Oct. 10, 1992 lost to Duke, 14-45
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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 57 times. The overall record for ECU football is E =
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OVERALL CONFERENCE �
Season WwW L a Pct. PF PA Nak bt i Pct. PF ia Coach Captain(s) - .
fee 0 GO 000 0 2187 Kenneth Beatty Bud Bullock all
1933 1 5 0 167 6 98 Kenneth Beatty Henry Rivers = =
1934 1 4 PEO 16. 87 G. L. Mathis NONE "
1935 3 oO .500 1M 32 G. L. Mathis NONE a :
1936 2.2 � 500 ~50 13 Bo Farley Lex Ridenhour w
1937 a 5. Of 286 65... 78 J. D. Alexander Primy Carpenter =
1938 1 6. 4 .188 39, 126 J. D. Alexander Bill Shelton at
1939 0 8 0 .000 8 166 O. A. Hankner Mervin Frazelle = :
1940 5 os .0 625 143 70 John Christianbury Walter Rodgers -
1941 re 0. . � - 1,000 . 159 20 John Christianbury Jim Gianakas e .
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ioe G8 56a 168 68 Jim Johnson NONE E :
1947 3 6 0 .333 64 142 Jim Johnson John Wyatt ba
1948 0 9 0 .000 38 206 Jim Johnson John Wyatt, Frank Holocher = '
1949 4 5 1 400. 207: A777 Bill Dole Ray Autry, Keith Kilpatrick ee ,
1950 7 3 0 (00:5 252. 142 Bill Dole Johnny Smith, Buck Wilson = =
1951 4 So 0 400 184 220 Bill Dole Jessee Aldridge, Dwight Shoe, '
Dennis Smith Ee:
1952 6 3 2 0360. 225. [32 Jack Boone Dwight Shoe, Dennis Smith '
1953 8 2 0 800 292 81 Jack Boone Jack Britt, Bobby Hodges = -
1954 5 4 1 5550 144 105 Jack Boone John Hayes, Willie Holland � ,
1955 a cee 8 .444 93 102 Jack Boone Dick Cherry, Harold O'Kelley - , :
1956 2 6 1 .278 99 249 Jack Boone Dick Cherry, Ray Pennington @ *
1957 1 8 0 He 73 218 Jack Boone Dick Monds, Ken Burgess = =
1958 6 4 0 00 142 145 Jack Boone Lynn Barnett, Ralph Zehring c }
1959 5 6 0 1455. 269 171 Jack Boone Bill Cain, Ed Emory a =
1960 7 3a. � 700 144 92 Jack Boone Glenn Bass, Chuck Gordon � 7
1961 5 4 1 250... 151 139 Jack Boone Chuck Gordon, Nick Hilgert, = re
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 Honeycutt (
1964 9 1 O� 200 279. 107 Clarence Stasavich Dave Bumgarner, Ted Day = =>
1965 9 1 0 900 229 83 @.1t- 0. 750 83. 47 Clarence Stasavich Mitchell Cannon, Norman Swindell ' ( .
1966 4 5 1 400� 174 475 a 1.4 ..750 We G7 Clarence Stasavich Leroy Cobb, Johnny Crew = :
1967 8 2 0 U0 258 176 a 40 800 145. 76) Clarence Stasavich Nelson Gravatt, Kevin Moran ' ( .
1968 4 � 0 A00 175: 244 2. 2-0 ~500 54. 2 Clarence Stasavich Ben Grieb, Wayne Lineberry = =
1969 2 7 0 222 108 204 1: 33 0. 280 71 146 Clarence Stasavich Mike Boaz, Roger Bost ( _
1970 3 es 0 eis 130 250 2 2. S00 55 87 Mike McGee George Whitley, Steve Davis = 5
1971 4 e 0 400 181 #300 S �?� � 600 101 106 Sonny Randle Rich Peeler ' "
1972 9 2 0 16. geo 176 6 0 � 1008 161 67 Sonny Randle Jim Post, Jimmy Creech = | =
1973 9 - C0 O18 soe 151 7 � � (t000 262 4) Sonny Randle Mike Myrick, Carl Summerell adn
1974 i a 0 638 . 250... 167 = @ 0. 500 tat 107 Pat Dye Danny Kepley, Don Schink = =
1975 8 3 6 tel. goo. 6 @ @ 0. G67 11% 280 Pat Dye Cary Godette, Jimbo Walker,
Bobby Myrick, Kenny Strayhorn � .
1976 9 2 0 818 .@are. i116 a | 0 #800 128 46 Pat Dye Mike Weaver, Cary Godette - =
1977 8 Q 6... 727. 263. 164 Pat Dye Jimmy Southerland, Harold Randolph alia
1978 9 3 0 Joo 287 136 Pat Dye Eddie Hicks, Terry Gallaher, E =
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1979 7 3 1 682 380 193 Pat Dye Matt Mulholland, Mike Brewington = =
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1980 4 Joo 70 364. 192� Siz Ed Emory Theodore Sutton, Jeffrey Warren
1981 5 6 0 455 262 . 290 Ed Emory Mike Grant, Tootie Robbins
1982 FA a 636 259 226 Ed Emory Jody Schultz, Earnest Byner,
Whitley Wilkerson
1983 8 3 0 V2 e273 180 Ed Emory Earnest Byner, Mike Grant,
Reggie Branch, Lloyd Black
1984 Z 9... 182. �6210... Sug Ed Emory Jeff Heath, Tyrone Johnson,
Ricky Nichols
1985 2 9 0 162 161 281 Art Baker Tony Baker, Robert Washington,
Stuart Ward
1986 3 8 0 162� �6107. 4 364 Art Baker Game Captains
1987 5 6 0 455 229 .. 330 Art Baker Game Captains
1988 3 8 0 213. 281. . 325 Art Baker Game Captains
1989 6 5 0 000 6 S01 286 Bill Lewis Travis Hunter, Walter Wilson,
Anthony Thompson, Junior Robinson
1990 5 6 0 55 - 205. -26/ Bill Lewis Chad Martin, Donald Porch,
George Koonce, R.L. Beeman
1991 1 1 0 S174) Bye 3243 Bill Lewis Jeff Blake, Luke Fisher, Chris Hall,
John Jett, Robert Jones
1992 5 oO Mop 289... 367 Steve Logan Jerry Dillon, Tom Scott,
Charles Howard, Cedric Van Buren
Totals 276 256 41 �==�518 10573. 9757. 43 18 1..-702 1428 3939
(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.)
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No. Coach Years Games WwW L T Pct.
1. Kenneth Beatty 1932-33 11 1 10 0 .091
2. G.L. (Doc) Mathis 1934-35 12 4 7 | 375
3. Bo Farley 1936 4 2 2 0 .500
4. J.D. Alexander 1937-38 15 3 2 1 230
5. O.A. Hanker 1939 8 0 8 0 .000
6. John Christianbury 1940-41 15 12 3 0 .800
1. Jim Johnson 1946-48 26 1 18 1 2/1
8. Bill Dole 1949-51 30 15 14 | 517
9. Jack Boone 1952-61 99 49 45 5 521
10. Clarence Stasavich 1962-69 78 50 27 | .647
11. Mike McGee 1970 4] 3 8 0 2/3
12. Sonny Randle 1971-73 32 ae 10 0 .688
13. Pat Dye 1974-79 67 48 18 | 727
14. Ed Emory 1980-84 55 26 29 0 A473
15. Art Baker 1985-88 44 12 32 0 213
16. Bill Lewis 1988-91 34 21 12 1 .632
17. Steve Logan 1992- 11 5 6 0 .455
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Pirates Through The Years
(Attendance figures in parentheses)
1932 (0-5) Coach Kenneth Beatty
Oct. 29 Sl reSOVtOllan. �. 434.4154). toc. ens L 0-39
NOV. 3 at Wake Forest Freshmen............. Le 0-20
Nov. 12 BORO ec ee L 0-79
Nov. 19 NEG. STATE PREOGOMEN 2... ook ws L 0-28
Nov. 26 at Appalachian: Stal�:.65............. L 0-21
1933 (1-5) Coach Kenneth Beatty
Oc. 6 at NG. Slale Preenmen......20..5-.:: Ls 0-18
Oct. 20 WAKE FORES! FRESHMEN ..�....... E 0-27
OG. 26 al GUINIGIG = 2 eee. L 0-32
Nov; 3 OUR BIS ISIN bia ae oe ee i. 0-8
Nov. 11 I W_ 6-0
Nov. 25 APPALAGHIAN SGTAIE . =... ..20.6.... L 0-14
1934 (1-4-1) Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis
Oct. 43 WAVING ie ee a L 0-6
Oct.- 20 at Appalachian Slate ...i%.. 6.61... E 6-27
Nov. 3 at Piesuyieiian 295.25. tee. WwW 6-0
Nov. 12 POMUINS SU ECE ae ai ee nee L 6-7
Nov. 16 MVE CONIA ng ee et T 0-0
Nov. 23 Gl WONG ViNG 64. es LE 0-47
1935 (3-3) Coach G.L. (Doc) Mathis
Ost. 12 at WWinGa@lbe 9 | aa... ee. L 0-6
Oct. 26 OAC RIDGE � ie Ee Li 2-6
Nov. 9 CHOWAN 2 60 W 46-0
Nov. 16 aU Willaims Maly. 3... kee... W 10-6
Nov. 23 APEALACHIAN STATE .-- >>. ee: fe 6-14
Nov. 30 aU ROUISOUNG 00. ee ee: W 13-0
1936 (3-2) Coach Bo Farley
Oct. 24 at vwestern, Carolina 7.7... Li 6-7
Cct. 30 WHIEETAM & NMR W 25-0
Nov. 6 DUKE: BolBAMe otro eerrees W 14-6
Nov. 14 at GUblOld). =. L 0-6
Nov. 21 LOUISBURG 2-3... ....2)-c.. W 19-0
1937 (2-5) Coach J.D. Alexander
Oct 2 GUEEOR�. 5. L 0-7
Gct= 9 al Camippelhic cic: 6 ict eee hae os Ls 6-7
Oc. 16 BELMONT ABBEY Joe E 7-19
Oct. 23 WESTERN CAROLINA ==. = 2 le 0-7
Cc 30 ar Vian & MAW. 8 eo [: 6-18
Nov. 6 HIGH APOUNT ee ee. W 19-7
Nov. 13 at EOUIGDUIG). -. 22 0. Wo 27-13
1938 (1-6-1) Coach J.D. Alexander
Cnt 1 al Beimont ADbOY 28 nn [: 0-19
Cc: 8 COMP Beeler [ 6-19
Oct: 15 ai Westen. Carolina. 4 ae We 7-6
Oct. 29 Ard POM 8 ee L 7-20
Nov. 5 AP GuOnd 68 T 7-7
Nov. 11 MILIAN & WAINY 055. [E 0-6
Nov. 19 APRALAGHIAN STATE 9... .... 2.22. L 6-18
Nov. 26 NORFOLK NAVY... L 7-32
1939 (0-8) Coach O.A. Hankner
Sept. 31 at Kuiziown Siate. E 6-20
Ca 7 Al Camougl. 4207) L 0-13
Oct 2-12 WESTEMMN CAROLINA... eee, [. 6-12
Coty 21 ar VilllameesMany 22. ee. L 0-7
Oct. 28 GUIEFORD 32. 0...2 0 L 0-20
Nov. 11 MIGH POW 3 L 0-25
Nov. 18 al Appalachian Siaie = |... 44.3. e. E 0-64
Nov. 25 al Norioie Maw? a3 bg ia oe kL 6-7
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1940 (5-3)
Sept. 28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1941 (7-0)
5
12
1g
26
2
16
22
Sept. 27
Oct:
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
1942-45
1946 (5-3-1)
10
18
24
31
6
13
Sept. 30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1947 (3-6)
5
12
19
26
S
16
23
28
Sept. 27
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1948 (0-9)
4
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18
25
1
8
22
29
Sept. 17
Sept. 25
Oct.
Oct,
Oct:
Oct
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1949 (4-5-1)
8
15
22
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6
13
20
Sept. 15
Sept. 24
Oct
Oct.
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Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
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15
21
28
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Coach John Christianbury
KUTZTOWN STATE...
PRESBYTERIAN ....
at William & Mary....
at Western Carolina . .
NLC, STATE FRESHMEN 5.2.22. 5 ssenis
at GUITTOKG,.... asa...
HiGtH POINT ........
at Newport News Apprentice...........
Coach John Christianbury
TUSCULUM ..2....-
Set fe el, wie. 6 vet ee) et or ie 'e) le
NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE .......
WESTERN CAROLINA
NEWPOR?E NAVY ....
aU EIskine?...2......
aU SOLOW cc. . aaa. 7. :
at Belmont Abbey....
No Games
at Presbyterian ......
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN
WESTERN CAROLINA
EENOIR-RAYNE 33. ..
at Fou Bragg ........
Played
Coach Jim Johnson
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Coach Jim Johnson
EENGIFCARYNGE - -.
at Atlantic Christian ..
at Erskine .. 2.2 =.
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at Newport News Apprentice...........
EORT BRAGG...
EPPTEE CREEK, VA... .
at N.C. State Frosh ..
at Western Carolina . .
Coach Jim Johnson
at Chem Point Marines ...............
at Lenoir-Rhyne .....
at Elon... 32...
WESTERN CAROLINA
at Newport News Apprentice...........
DUKE EB TEAM...
APPALACHIAN STATE
FIGHT POINT... .....
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN
Coach Bill Dole
CRERRY POINT MARINES..-.........
LENOIR-RHYNE.....
at Hampden-Sydney . .
ac Elon =. 3.
at Western Carolina . .
at Newport News Apprentice...........
EDENTON FLYERS ..
APPALACHIAN STATE
at igh Point... 2...
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN
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40-0
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14-25
0-26
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39-0
19-6
30-0
14-7
13-7
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20-0
6-6
6-13
21-7
19-7
26-6
7-13
0-6
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9-27
12-7
0-7
0-13
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7-31
12-20
0-28
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0-39
6-20
13-19
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1950 (7-3) Coach Bill Dole 1956 (2-6-1) Coach Jack Boone
Sept. 16 at Newport News Apprentice........... 21-7 Sept. 15 QU VirQiniia VOGN so. cee re ee 2-37
Sept. 23 at-LenoirAhyne 4s a as 27-19 Sept. 22 DV EIGON. 200 ee 7-7
Sept. 30 HAMPDEN-SYDONEY. .. 2. Be. 26-38 Sept. 29 CAPAWIBA oo ech oi ed ee 13-23
Oct-07 al lon. Coa h eg Se ee. 16-26 Oct = 6 QU ElIOM Pe a ee Te, 19-7
Oct: 14 WESTERN GAROLINA( 2.5 2 36-6 Oct. 13 WESTERN CAROLINA 4.5.77 297 20-19
Oct. "20 atGwNerG 2.6 ee. 26-7 OL 20 MORRIS-AARVEY 3.9 oe, 0-28
Oc. 28 GHEARRY POINT. MARINES: 2.55.0. 20-12 Oct. 27 at Appalachian State i23.5.9�2 eae, 19-22
Nov. 4 at Appalachian State ..... AS td ke 0-20 Nove' *S "aU Lencn-nhvne > 22 ee. 12-57
Nov. 11 HIGH POINT 0) nee 26-0 Nov. 17 RICHMOND: Oh. Sel eae eee 7-45
Nov. 18 ATLANTIC GHRISTIAN. 2.252508) ee. 54-7
1957 (1-8) Coach Jack Boone
1951 (4-6) Coach Bill Dole Sept 16 ~ at Richitiond 8 oe 7-40
Sept. 15 at Southern: MiSsisSsippi' = .20 7 32. Se, 0-40 Sept. 28 DAVIDSON ie a er 7-19
Sept. 22 at Newport News Apprentice.......... 32-6 Oct. #5 at: Catawod oo oo he een et oe 14-36
Sept. 29 at Noliolk Navy 20.2253 5 7-6 Oct-12 ELON ee ae eee, 12-21
Gc: 65 ELON � 8 ls a ee ee 20-34 Oct: 719 at. Western Garolind -...... 7-20
Oct. 13 at Western Carolina... 200 2 oe, 20-34 Oct-26 NEWBERRY 3.07 Pee ae 7-20
Oct "20 GUILFORD. 9. oD Oe 19-14 Nov. 2 APPALAGHIAN STATE Weis 259438 Ge. . 6-7
Oct: 27 LENOIF-RAYNE.| =. 50504), eee 14-41 Nov. 9 LENOIR-RAYNE . 0800 3.9 oe 7-55
Nov. 3 APPALACHIAN: STATE = 7.0. oto. 20-24 Nov. 16 al Presbytenan 55.65. ee 6-0
Nov. 10 at Cherry Point' Marines... 50. �. 25 0. . 45-0
Nov. 24 athe Citadel �266s 7-21 1958 (6-4) Coach Jack Boone
Sept. 13 EMORY @RENRY =... 0.7 55:2. 12-0
1952 (6-3-2) Coach Jack Boone Sept) 20 "PRESBYTERIAN 7� os oe 16-24
Sept. 13 NORFOLK NAVY. .-.. 2.26600 2! to 7-13 Oct-44 CATAWBA.) 2. eee 6-0
Sept. 20 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE ....... 37-6 Oct 41 aLElOn.. 2. ee ee eee. 14-6
Sept. 27 at Lenoir-Rhyne- 0 7 ees ee. 6-7 Oct 18 WESTERN GAROLINA. 2.05... r=. 18-7
Oct:-=.4 CATAWBA] 0505. ae) 7-7 Oct) 25 at (Newbery: 2.47.20. Pea, Vee: 6-28
Oct. 11 at BlOm. oo Or ee a 25-9 Nov: =1 at Appalachian State... 4. Gives eee. 0-14
Oct. 18 WESTERN-CAROLINAY 4.3). 2235. 21-0 Nov. 8 al Konomw-Ahyne .2:-: 355.5) ee 14-59
Oct, 25 GUILFORD 9.50 2a eee 41-25 Nov. 15 RANDOLEPH-MACON 30). (33.25 2 36-6
Nov.- "1 at Appalachian State :..0 ) 72293, or: 22-19 Nov. 27 GUILFORD (25 20-0
Nov. 8 al Steisom 2 6 ke a eS 19-19
Nov-15 "WEST VIRGINIA TECH 4. 2o2ee 34-7 1959 (5-6) Coach Jack Boone
Dec. 13 Clarion State (Lions Bowl) ............. 6-13 Sept. 12 'al Presbyterian. 8 13-18
Sept. 19 ALBRIGHT .�.. 8 45-0
1953 (8-2) Coach Jack Boone Sept. 26 'at Guilord 9 oe 27-0
Sept. 19 WILSON TEACHERS: (7774 3 3 41-0 Oct) .3 aC Catawba... ee ee ee 34-7
Sept. 26 LENOIA-REYNE 9056 34-0 Oct. 10 ELON oko oo ee ee 31-8
Oct: =3 al Catawba' (22.050 222 ee 13-6 Oct-17 at Western Carolina... ey ee. 14-34
Oct." 40 ELON. ee. on 45-25 Oct. 24 at Newbery 200.2. (ee as, 7-34
Oct-17 at Western-Carolina:: =) #208). 26-7 Oct: 31 APPALACHIAN STATE =. 3 e4eci.e 0-28
Oct, 24 GUIDFORD 3 ee ee ee. 40-0 NOV: 7 LENOIR-RAYNE | Oi 2 eee 21-22
Oct-31 APPALACHIAN STATE � 260.4 32%. 40-7 Nov. 14 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE ....... 74-0
Noy. 77 al Tampa... 2 oe 13-18 Nov. 21 at. Wotlord >. Sas Bee oa 13-20
Nov. 14 al: Sieison: 4.0 40-6
Jan. 2 MORRIS-HARVEY (Elks Bowl) ......... 0-12 1960 (7-3) Coach Jack Boone
Sept. 17 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE ....... 21-6
1954 (5-4-1) Coach Jack Boone Sept 24 -GUITFORD ~~ 7-0
Sept. 11 NORFOLK NAWY = 2 21-0 Oct 1 CATAWSA (ew Se os oe 28-0
Sept. 18 WEST CHESTER (22.2. 38 7 4-6 Oct. 8 at Elon... RR ee 14-8
Sept. 25 al Lenoiinyne -.. 7-6 Oct. 15 WESTERN CAROLINA: 2... Jr 7-6
Oct -2 CATAWBA ee 26-7 Oct. 22 NEWBERRY oo. ees eee 21-0
Oct. > 9 AL GION 2 6 6-20 Oct, 29 al Appalachian State. i220). .2:2 205. 17-21
Oct: 16 WESTERN CAROLINA... 423. 27-13 Nov. 5 at Lenol-Rhyne 2 ee 0-17
Oct. 23 EAST TENNESSEE STATE � 40-2 2. 6-6 Nov. 12 PRESBYTERIAN �27577 Ay) soe, 7-27
Oct. 30 at Appalachian Stale. = ie 7-13 Nov. 19 RICHMOND 3 ee, 22-7
Nov. 6 al Tapas. ee 14-27
Nov. 13 STEISON | 2 ee 26-7 1961 (5-4-1) Coach Jack Boone
Sept. 16 INDIANA STATE... 22.0273. 19-6
1955 (4-5) Coach Jack Boone Sept23 - at Guifed " 17-15
Sept. 10 NORFOLK NAVY .. A) 5) oe 6-0 Sept. 30 at Catawba $2. ee eee 16-0
Sept. 17 al West Chester. 34s er 0-9 Oct.-- 7 ELON... Oe ee. 22-20
Sept. 24 LENOIR-RAYNE (3 ae, 6-7 Oct. "14 WESTERN CAROLINA (47 4.0 373073. 6-7
Oct 4 Bl CaIaNWea 7 ee 7-13 Oct... 21 at Newbery ..25..0.. 097 ee 13-7
Oct. 8 ELON a ron 13-0 Oct. 28 al Appalachian State .....-. 7.140 14-16
Oct. 45 at VWestom Garelina = ....... 2.2. | W 14-6 Nov. 4 LENOIR-RMYNE .....�)5...) 30 L 19-24
Oct, "22 at East Tennessee State .............. L 20-34 Nov. 11 al FUNMAN.... oc ee L 8-29
Oct. 29 APPALACHIAN STATE =. 020... W_ 13-0 Nov. 18 WOFFORD .eceecca ta T 20-20
Nov; 5 VAMIPA ht W 14-33
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1962 (5-4)
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
OGt: - *S
Oct oS
Oct. 20
OG. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 17
Nov. 24
1963 (9-1)
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Ogi. 75
Oct. (12
Oct 18
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
Nov. 23
Dec. 14
1964 (9-1)
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct: 10
Oct 217
Oct. 24
Oct: 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Wec. 12
1965 (9-1)
Sept. 25
Oce-7e2
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oet.--23
Oct, 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Dee 11
1966 (4-5-1)
Sept. 17
Sept. 24
Oct. 4
Oct 6
Oct. 15
Oct. 22
Oct. 29
Nov. 12
Nov. 19
Nov. 25
1967 (8-2)
Sept. 16
Sept. 24
Sept. 30
Oo... 7
Oct-14
Oct..21
Oct-26
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Coach Clarence Stasavich
al Micnmignd (5,500)... ... 22.
GATAWOEA (Gj5O00) .... 0.655.
GE GION (5.000) 6 ie ees
at Western Carolina (5,800) ....
NEWBERRY (9,000) ocean
APPALACHIAN STATE (4,000)
at Lenoir-Rhyne (7,500) .......
at Wonord (6.700) 2... eres
EASTERN KENTUCKY (3,100)
eo a �6 @ �. 16.
Coach Clarence Stasavich
at Richmond (9,500)..........
WAKE FOREST (17,000) ......
WORFORD (3,000) 2... 2...)
at Presbyterian (4,500)........
ELON (9/000) ....... arse.
WESTERN CAROLINA (11,500)
at The Citadel (7,500) ........
LENOIR-RHYNE (10,500)......
at fampd (6,600)... .... . 8
Northeastern (2,700)..........
(Eastern Bowl)
Chae. te
eo @ we. ef 6
Coach Clarence Stasavich
CATAWBA (7,000) ...........
at West Chester (8,000).......
HOWARD (16,000). 64.242 55)
at Wottord (6,000)... .-.. .. ..
at Lenoir-Rhyne (7,000) .......
RICHMOND (13,000) ... .. .2..
at The Citadel (11,400) .......
at Funman (5,000); -..........-
PRESBYTERIAN (14,322) .....
Massachusetts (7,500) ........
(Tangerine Bowl)
Coach Clarence Stasavich
WEST CHESTER (13,500) .....
at Furman (4,000)... 2... ......
at Richmond (5,500)... 22.2...
at Louisville (8,800) ..........
THE CITADEL (13,800) *....: 2.
at Northeast Louisiana (2,000). .
LENOIR-RHYNE (16,332)......
GEORGE WASHINGTON (13,202) ......
at howard (3,000)... ........-
Maine (8,050) ec ee
(Tangerine Bowl)
Coach Clarence Stasavich
at William & Mary (10,000) ....
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA (14,003)......
PURMAN (8.295) (2... dn
DAVIDSON (16/903)... 2.55). x.
at George Washington (7,200). .
at The Citadel (10,400) .......
at Southern Illinois (14,000)... .
RICHMOND (8i212)...........
ee a One ese: 6:
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (12,811)......
at Louisville (4,000) ..........
Coach Clarence Stasavich
at William & Mary (4,000) .....
al Richmond (6,000)...
at Davidson (2,700) .........%
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (14,500)
LOUISVILLE (11,118)........00-.
al Pareone (0,000) 2. cs
THE CITADEL (17,211) .......
PURMAN (0.129) (2... .-:::5
WEST TEXAS STATE (12,553)
at Marshall (4,500) ...........
26-27
15-14
19-23
16-20
36-8
29-16
6-7
41-9
29-12
7-10
20-10
34-7
24-7
6-0
50-0
20-6
28-0
14-8
27-6
25-0
33-7
31-20
21-0
33-14
20-22
19-10
34-14
49-8
14-13
27-6
7-14
34-13
34-20
21-0
45-0
44-0
21-20
35-10
31-0
Te
14-21
17-0
40-7
7-20
2rave
13-31
28-16
14-35
7-21
27-7
23-7
42-17
21-8
18-13
27-26
19-21
34-29
13-37
29-13
164
1968 (4-6)
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Oct 4'5
O�CE 26
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
Nov. 16
Nov. 23
Nov. 30
1969 (2-7)
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct 4
Oct. o16
Oct, 25
Nov... 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Nov. 22
1970 (3-8)
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct = 3
Oct. 16
Oct... 17
Oct. 24
Oct. si
Nev. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 28
1971 (4-6)
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Och. 2
Oct. 9
Oct-16
Oct. 235
Oct. 730
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
1972 (9-2)
Sept. 9
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Oce. 7
Oct..-14
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
1973 (9-2)
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. = 6
Oct 4.13
Oct: 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Nov. 17
Coach Clarence Stasavich
PARSONS (16,687) oe. sae
WILLIAM & MARY (14,500) ....
at Louisiana Tech (12,000) ....
at Southern Mississippi (12,500)
RICHMOND (12,500) 4.2 7575)
at Ultram (6,500) ........-..
TAMPA (15,000)- 2519 534.227;
MARSHALE (7,500) �. 902 an.
at The Citadel (13,845) .......
at East Tennessee State (2,000)
ao er we 4 ae �
Coach Clarence Stasavich
at East Tennessee State (5,500)
LOUISIANA TECH (13,500) ....
THE CiABDEEL (11,500) ... 342:
at Ficamond (6,500)..........
at Southern Illinois (12,500) ....
FURMAN (2,000) ...........,
DAVIDSON (15,857)... - ea.
at Marshall (5,500) . 2.4. 2 22:
ea ats ef ace) �
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (3,500)... ....
Coach Mike McGee
at Foledo (14,106) ew.
EAST TENNESSEE STATE (13,042) ....
at The Citadel (17,420) .......
at West Texas State (11,000) ..
at NC. State (25,350) ........-
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (16,271) .
at Richmond (14,500)... 2. 2.:
at Fusman (5,000). ........\..-
WEST VIRGINIA (10,240) .....
MARSHAEL (4.711) ..:.......
at Bavidsow (2/500) ..:2 a:
Coach Sonny Randle
TOLEDO (16 SOG) 22 sD ere.
WILLIAM & MARY (15,200) ....
at Bowling Green (14,689) .....
THE CITADEL (12.232) .......
RICHMOND (14.2305) ........-
at West Virginia (27,000) ......
at N.C. State (18,000) -..
PURMAN (13,166). 0.2
DAVIDSON (17732) ..........-
at Yampa (17.092) .......-...
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Coach Sonny Randle
at VMI (4.600). = 42> ste
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (16,509) .
APPALACHIAN STATE (16,410)
at Rienmond (7,500)... ... 2...
Tit CIVADEE (iS320) .......
at N.C. State (39,300)... ..
at Furman (6,500): 2.3.2. 2-.:
TENN.-CHATTANOOGA (17,786)
at William & Mary (15,000) ....
DAYTON 00.200)... .....
at North Carolina (31,600) .....
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at N.C. State (45.000) ... 23. .:
at Southern Mississippi (10,800)
at Southern Illinois (9,500)... ..
FURMAN (16.270) ...........
at Davidson (6,000) ..........
VMI C4550)... 2. eh
at The Citadel (13,300) �...:.:.
at North Carolina (41,500) .....
WILLIAM & MARY (18,100) ....
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7-17
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24-21
27-42
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7-14
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12-14
12-38
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14-28
17-14
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21-47
31-25
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21-44
31-15
26-13
27-26
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35-7
21-0
27-21
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27-21
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21-15
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~ Sept. 14 BOWUNG GREEN TI6900);. 1.7... W 24-6 Sept. 1 WESTERN CAROLINA (25,500) ........ W 31-6
= � Sept. 21 EAS! TENNESSEE STATE (16.226)... W 248 Sept. 8 OU.N.G. Stale (58 A000) fas tierce dl L 20-34
| - ;. Sept. 28 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (15,525)... .. W 17-16 Sept. 15 al. DUKG (30,600) 20 ee ee ee L 1428
E OC's at N.C. State (42/800) L 20-24 Sept. 22 al. Wake Forest (26,750)... 6s oe L 20-23
; Ost 12 at Furman.(46,800). 2. a. W 15-12 Sept. 29 VINO 20065 ee W 45-10
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Tl ~ Nov. 2 THE GHADEL 419.450) 3. a W 41-21 Nov. 3 at Appalachian State (13,815) .......... W~ 38-21
a Nov. 9 al Richmond (14,000)... L. 20-26 Nov. 10 RICHMOND (18,741). er W_ 52-10
hg . Nov. 16 at William & Mary (8,500)... �3.7.: W_ 31-10 Nov. 17 NORTH TEXAS StATE (2a 500) >... W 49-16
| T r~DCUONOV. 23 � aAtVMI61IG). 2 L *3-1� Nov. 24 - at William & Mary (9,100) -.... 4... W 38-14
= " 1975 (8-3) Coach Pat Dye 1980 (4-7) Coach Ed Emory
| Sept. 6 at N.G. Statev47,500)- =. L.. 325 Sept. 6 at Duke (27,400) �. 20 e W 35-10
= = Sept. 13 at Appalachian State (13,000) .......... L 25-41 Sept. 13. SW LOUISIANA (20,631) �� 2 L. 2127
ae Sept. 20 WILLIAM 6-MARY (15,542) �� W 20-0 Sept. 20 at Florida State (50,547). E 7-63
T Sept. 27 at Southern illinois (8,674)... >... W 41-7 Sept. 27 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (20,037)...... bn 47-85
omg Oct. 4 ~ RICHMOND (16542) L 2447 Oct." 14- -at Richmond (10:600) 55.70 W 24-22
| - Bas Och 14 at The Citagel 116,642). Ww 30 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA (21,300) ........ W 24-14
a Oct 16 WESTERN CAROLINA (16,487) ........ W 42-14 Oct. 25 at North Carolina (48,100) ............. L351
= - Oct." 25 at North Carolina (42,000) �� oo. W 38-17 Nov 1 WILLIAM & MARY (18,600) ............ W 31-23
ee Nov. 1 PURMAN 5414). 6s ee W 21-10 Nov. 8 at Miami(Fla.) (11,046) 5. L ~ 10-23
J ---y Nov. 8 al Virginia {21,950) a W_ 61-10 Nov. 15 EASTERN KENTUCKY (10,021)... 2 L 16-28
] -@ Nov. 15 VMI(GS:689)0 0 W 28-12 Nov. 22 at N.C: State (46.200) .-7 452 2 | L 14-36
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- Pe Sent 14 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (17,400)...... W 48-0 Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA (24,873) ........ W 42-6
ot =, Sept. 18 at NG. State (49.700) - 3 W 23-14 Sept. 12 at North Carolina (51,300)... ..* L 0-56
---, Sept. 25 at William & Mary (13:500). W 20-19 Sept. 19 aUN-C. State (62,200). 7 L 10-31
| - Oc 72 THE CITADE: (18'250) 2 W 22-3 Sept. 26 TOLEDO (21,137). 3.0 W 28-24
a Oo SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (16,200)... 2. W 49-14 Gct 3s at Duke (18.250): 7 L 14-24
ime | Oct 16> abWMI@700):....- 3 W 17-3 Oct. 10 ~ at Richmond (12.621). W 17-18
mn 0 s�Ooct. 23 ~~ at Nonth Garolinay49,000) - =e E1012 (Tobacco Bowl) ,
Oct "30 WESTERN CAROLINA (21,506) ..2. 5. ~ W 24-17 Oct 17 at SW Louisiana (13;378). 1... W 35-31
| x 4 Nov. 6 at Richmong' (15,500) W 20-10 Gct, 24 MIAMIIREA.) (20.262) �� L 635
at, Nov. 13 at Furman (13:000). ��). LE 1017 Oct." 31 at West Virginia (41,364) .............. LE 3-20
j " a Nov. 20 APPALACHIAN STATE (15,335) .. =... Wi 5 35-7 Nov. 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (21,342) .... W _ 66-23
| 4 Nov. 14 WILLIAM & MARY (15,842) ............ t 21-31
i vec 1977 (8-3) Coach Pat Dye
1 me. Sept. 3 ~ aENC Sigie (49.200) W 28-23 1982 (7-4) Coach Ed Emory
. Sept. 10 at Duke (38,200)... WW 47-16 Sept. 11 aNi@. State (55.200) L 26-33
- � Sept. 17 at Toledo (42,127) -: > W 22-9 Sept. 18 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (22: 127). ... W 30-0
| . Sept. 24 VMI(23 581) 2282 W 14-13 Sept. 25 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (18,750) ......... W 24-6
va � Oc 1 at Ssoutn: Carolina (52;613). 9 L. 16-19 Oct" 2�" at Missourt (50,648) 7 2 7 EE oe
oo Oct" 6 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (25,251)... W 33-0 Oct. 9 RICHMOND (19:521) W 35-14
~ Oc" 15 RIGHMOND (19/010) _:.:-) 2 3. W 35-14 Oct" 16 at Florida State (46.283) ~~. ds L '17-56
im � Oct 22 at The Citadel (13,520): 2 W 34-16 Oct. 23 IELINOIS-STATE (26.771)... W 21-0
r fly Oct 29 SW LOUISIANA (16.622) �� L 7-9 Oct. 30 at West Virginia (50,616) .............. L * @oo
' s Noy & at Appalachian State (10,419) .......... W 45-14 Nov. 6 at Texas-Arlington (4,388) ............. W 40-24
2 a Nov. 12 Wiliam & Mary (20,663)...- 3). ee Lo 17-A4 Nov. 13 at William & Mary (10,800)... .-...... W 31-27
(at Norfolk, Va.) Nov. 20 at'Temple (6.195). .-.. W 23-10
: ' = 1978 (9-3) Coach Pat Dye 1983 (8-3) Coach Ed Emory
i � 4 Sept. 2 WESTEAN CAROLINA (31,251) W 14-6 Sept. 3 at Florida State (46,261). L 46-47
'=. cml Sept. 9 at N.C. State (50,800) ................ t- 40-29 Sent' 10." at NLC. State (67.700) W 22-16
| . Sept. 16 at Norn. Carolina (61,150)... .... E 10-14 Sept. 17 MURRAY STATE (28,128)... 3... W_ 50-25
| - Sept. 23 at SVV Louisiana (14.103)...7... 2 3 W 38-9 Oc 7 at Missoun (48:268): W 13-6
ia f Sept. 30 TEXAS-ARLINGTON (25,986) .......... W 23-17 Oct & SW LOUISIANA (27.345)... W 21-18
1 Oc" 7 avi (G900) = W 19-6 Oct 15" at Templo (9.461)... W 24-11
-{ Oct. 14 at Southern Mississippi (15,632) ........ E> 16-17 Oct 22 at Ficrnida (75-943) ...3 L t7-24
- Og. 21 Richmond (2a 000) W 21-14 Ocr "20 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (83,767) .... W e1-9
% ' (at Norfolk, Va.) Nov. 5 at Miam( (Fla.) (69,255) ��." i Fie
ts af Nov. 4 APPALACHIAN STATE (19,726) ........ W 33-8 Nov. 12 WILLIAM' & MARY (24,731) >. W 40-6
Lr Nov. 11 WILLIAM & MARY (26,281)............ W 20-3 Nov. 19 at Southern Mississippi (21,000) ........ W_ 10-6
wt Nov. 18 Manmomae. (22.450) |... 4344... W 45-0
2 nf Dec. 16 Loutsiana Tech (18,200).......... 03 W 35-13
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Sept. 1 a Fioriaa state (64,211) cvias. weary &: L 17-48 Sept. 9 BOWLING GREEN (33,412)... 2.1.17; W 41-6 1
Sept. 8 Meee (81,419) �6s Aue oa cee. oh ae Lc 0-17 Sept. 16 at: Chicinindth (1S 15o)2 > 52 oes W 21-14 =
Sept. 15 at Central Michigan (23,249) ........... Lo alee Sept. 23 ILLINOIS. SIAUE (30,246): . v.49 W_ 56-10 -
Sept. 22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (25,137) ........ W 34-27 Sept. 30 #LOUISIANA TECH (25,462)............ T 29-29 �
Sept. 29 Au iG, Gtale (Or ,SO0) . �ss. ehh ier ies L 222-31 Oet.a. 7 at Soutn Caroina (65,600).5 2. ci a.s i. L 1447
Oct. ..6 al PAlGOULGl (20,470) ae tet. i Pe Vay Le lOe17 Oct. 21 VIRGINIA TEGEL SS 10G) os 24 ne noes W 14-10 "a +
Oct. 13 St Sa G07 4) ee oe iS cree' L . 20-31 Oct, 26 al SVNaCUSE MAG. (Sl)... bs cag L 16-18 |
| OGt. 20 EAs! TENNESSEE SIATE (27,119) .....,..W 24-6 Nov. 4 at: Mian (Fla.) (35,159) .4 5. Sri eu: ou. L 10-40 -
OGl. 27 at South Carpound.(73,800):.6 ei cata nia ty L 20-42 Nov. 11 is Seca 2 ee W 31-24 4,
Nov. 3 at OV LOUISIANA (26:30) o. ai a 5 ase crs L 24-42 Nov. 18 at Pitsburg (21,862). 26 woo 8. t es: L 42-47 =
| Nov. 10 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (21,237)...... E 27-31 Nov. 25 at Southern Mississippi (11,189) ........ EL 27-4 "*
1985 (2-9) Coach Art Baker 1990 (5-6) Coach Bill Lewis =
Senin 7 4 SLING. Stale (OB,000) .. ane eeu, ne os - W 33-14 Sept. 1 LOUISIANA TECH (80-690). ...0...... W 22717 : "|
Sept. 14 OW TEXAS STATE (28,411) 20050. . W 27-16 Sept. 8 at. Flonda State (61;963)..0 5 2s secs L 24-45 - |
Sept. 21 ak Penn slate (64,2060) 65) ciuur. acy cd L A 1OAZ Sept. 15 VIRGINIA TECH AGG,810)iicc5 2.8 cena) os L 23-24 =
Sepe 26. MeMPlE (S82 087) cicei ss. gia Ys Lee fee Sept. 22 at SW Louisiana (19;524),. 2.2: 2.2045.) - W 20-10 '
OGt... S ANU (IEA) 164,01 |) mee mak fern ent L 15-27 Sept. 29 at Georgia (77,019)... 232.45. cura L �15-19 - :
Oct. .42 ai SW Louisiana (46,228) ccs. cel eo kL 214-16 Oct... 6 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (31,305)...... L 7-16 * ol
Oct. 26 SOUTH GAROLINA (35,047) . 0265 conn : L .210-52 Oc.13 at. South. Carouna (62,000)... �=. 45.2... L 7-37 .
Nov. 2 at Southern Mississippi (23,496) ........ L 0-27 Oct.,.20 CINCINNATI (27,380). i beets eee. W 56-32 =
Nov. 9 al AUDUA (G5.600) 5%. 66s Aik. ceca L �10-35 Oct, -27 al VGMple (24.602) 30 oe, Bee Le ee L . 27-30 y
Nov. 16 PULSA (23,120) saver ree pera L 320-21 Nov. .3 at Memphis, State (16,291)... . .. 2 os. W 24-17 am
Dec. 7 at ESU (65.660). yes oe, 3 ks L �45-35 Nov. 10 NORTHEAN ILLINOIS (20,100)... 2... W 24-20 = 3
1986 (3-8) Coach Art Baker 1991 (11-1) Coach Bill Lewis =
Sept. 6 at N.C, Stale. (65,650) 4. a. eyo L 40-38 Aug. 31 at lilmOis (46,308) ec es ae es er 3 LE 31-38 �
Sept. 13 WEST VIRGINIA (33,857) 2.22.02: 42004. L 21-24 Sept. 14 MEMPEIS STATE (32,982)... 2.46. .. W 20-13
Sept. 20 al Aubuing (62,000) 5. cane oo osp0m. a 40 � L 0-45 Sept. 21 at. Central Florida (20,049) ....... 2.2.12... W 47-25 =
Sept. 27 at Penn State (84,774) .. ma. $e. ae. �: L .AT-A2 Sept. 28 SOUTH CAROLINA (33-100) 2.2.3 u. W 31-20 '
Oct. 4 Sv LOUISIANA (27,726) : 225 455 4 -. L 10-21 Oct.a. 5 AION (27,500) gu 5 3 45: hte recs W 56-20 _
Ger ii eat enple is 364) ce L 28-45 Gc 12 at Grccice G7 7671... ee es ae, Ww 23-20 -&
Oc. 16 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (27,121)........4..2.. W 35-33 Oct 26 PII SBURGH (60,000)-... en. see as - W 24-23
Oct. = 25 at South Carolina (68-327) 20.0. .2..5...445 . L 3-38 Nov. 2 TULANE (Si M20... cs cc se cere W 38-28 =
Nov. 1 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (18,127)...... LE 21-2o Nov. 9 at Southern Mississippi (18,117) ........ W 48-20 a
Nov. 15 CINCINNATI (10, 258)io 25-2 ce W 32-19 Nov. 16 at Virginia T6Ch.(48.31 Fans oa, 8s - W 24-17 _-
Nov. 27 at Miami (Fla.):(80:202) 4. so. 2s Gas [ - 10-36 Nov. 23 at Cincinnatit(G.574) 2 co. 545k a W 30-19 _
Jam: 1 North Carolina State (59,322) .......... W 37-34 ?
1987 (5-6) Coach Art Baker (Peach Bowl) =
Sept. 5 at NLC: State(56-800) 2... ........ W 32-14 =
Sapta2 FLORIDA STALE (99,930) �=. cas E344 1992 (5-6) Coach Steve Logan P..
Sep. 19 ... at Ninois (62,045)... ee 3g cee L 446-20 Sept. 5 SYRACUSE (36.500) 5 mann os neces. E22
| Sept. 26 GEORGIA SOQUTHEANA2Z7, 4411)... 24.5 W 16-13 Sept. 12 VIRGINIA TECH. (35.121)... vy e8 cae, W 30-27 �
| Oct... 3 ai West Virginia (36,6350), :............54- L 0-49 Sept. 19 at south. Carolina (60,030)... 02. 4. 223 - W 20-18 =.
| Oct. .10 CINCINNATI (26,3871) 2 a. on cease. W 56-28 Sept. 26 at Bowling Green. (12,512)... . 220.5... L 34-44 E
| Oct. 17 al Virginia Tech (36,800)... 2.0% osi.45. W 32-23 Oct. 10 ab Duke (34100) | A as. eee as L 14-45 (
| Oct. 24 at South Carolina (69;131) 24.05 4 s:. L 12-34 Oct. . 17 CINCINNATE (34,126)... 2s. ine oe nee W 42-21 - =
| Oct. , 31 MIAME (FLA) (34, 791) 6 oer a sta - LL 4g 3-441 Oct... 24 at Pitishergn(25, 766)o 202. eo ices ou W 37-31 .
| Nov. 7 WENIPLE (19627) noe tk a W 31-26 Oci...29 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (33,249)...... L .2t-ae '|
Nov. 14 at Southern Mississippi (11,023) ........ L 34-38 NOV. . 7 at West Virginia (41.139).... ....6 �. �5: L 28-41 = '
Nov. 14 ARKANSAS STATE (25,072) .......4..... W 35-18 | |
1988 (3-8) Coach Art Baker Nov. 21 at Mempnis State (17,345)... ....._.... L . #42 |
Sept. 3 TENNESSEE TECH (29,702)........... W 52-13 Ee :
Sept. 10 Ql Viriia FOC (Or, A00)\ia no ee nila - La lG.27 �
Sept. 17 at. ooutn Carolina (66,000)....... .�... E 0-17 _
Sept. 24 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (28,240)...... L 42-45 }
ered or LOUISISNA (18.750... as L 36-48 .
Oct. 8 WEST VIRGINIA (33,786) ............. Ee an
Or AS ... at Blonde Stale (66.391) �5. oo. L 21-45 |
Od. 22 DIA ere (IR AOU) 2 a ee taal L 14-38 ,
Og. 29 MIAMI (FILLA.) (20,400) 2 oe awe 2 es Lee 81 E
Nov. 5 A Tempe (G@018). ase ue: ee. W 34-17 4)
Nov. 19 at Cincinnal (2,004) ic nak. & oe as oon W 49-14 # Games forfeited to ECU ~
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ALL-AMERICAS
Danny Kepley, LB-AP
Jim Bolding, S-AP,
Football Weekly
Jim Bolding, DB,
Newspaper Enterprise
Association
Cary Godette, DE-AP,
RECAP
Wayne Inman, OG-AP
Tootie Robbins, OT-AP
Jody Schulz, DE-AP
Terry Long, OG-AP
Kodak, Walter Camp,
Football Writers,
UPI, Football News
Junior Robinson, DB-RS
(2nd Team)
The Sporting News
Robert Jones, LB
(2nd Team)
The Sporting News,
(3rd Team)
AP, Football News
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 AIl-
America in major polls.)
Jeff Blake, QB
College & Pro Football
Newsweekly
(2nd Team)
Dion Johnson, WR-RS
AP (2nd Team)
Tom Scott, OT
The Sporting News,
Football News
(1st Team)
UPI (2nd Team)
Robert Jones
LITTLE ALL-AMERICAS
1355
1965
Lou Hallow, C
Dave Alexander, B
HONORABLE MENTION
1966
1967
1968
1970
1972
ALL-AMERICAS
Kevin Moran, T
Johnny Crew, C
Bobby Ellis, B
Walter Bostic, B
Butch Colson, B
Don Tyson, T
Dick Corrada, FL
Rich Peeler, OT
Carlester Crumpler, RB
Carl Summerell, QB
Danny Kepley, LB
Carl Summerell, QB
Carlester Crumpler, RB
Danny Kepley, LB
Kenny Moore, OT
Butch Strawderman, DE
Cary Godette, DE
Jimbo Walker, OG
Jim Bolding, DB
Harold Randolph, LB
Harold Randolph, LB
Jody Schulz, DE-AP
Clint Harris, DB-AP
Clint Harris, FS-AP
John Robertson, OT-AP
Earnest Byner, RB-AP
Jeff Pegues, DE-AP
Tony Baker, TB-AP
Kevin Walker, DB-AP
Tim James, FB
Anthony Thompson, LB
Anthony Thompson, DE
Robert Jones, LB
Walter Wilson, WR
Jeff Blake, QB
Hunter Gallimore, WR
Luke Fisher, TE
Dion Johnson, WR
Tom Scott, OF
John Jett, P
Michael Anderson, QB
Junior Smith, RB
Carlester Crumpler, TE
Bernard Carter, DE
Jerry Dillon, OLB
Greg Grandison, DB
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1981
1982
1983
1985
1988
1989
1397
1992
Greg Grandison
TEAM OF THE YEAR
1991 Awarded by ECAC
SPORTING NEWS
FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA
1988 Robert Jones, LB
GTE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
1989 Keith Arnold
R.L. Beeman
Keith Arnold
Ken Burnette
Keith Arnold
Ken Burnette
1990
1993
ALL-SOUTH
INDEPENDENT TEAM
First Team
1977 Harold Randolph, LB
Gerald Hall, DB
Zack Valentine, DE
Wayne Bolt, OG
1978 Zack Valentine, DE
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1979
1982
1983
1985
1989
1990
1991
1992
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
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1983
1984
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Gerald Hall, DB
Wayne Inman, OG
Mike Brewington, LB
Anthony Collins, RB
Clint Harris, DB
Terry Long, OG
Jody Schulz, DE
Terry Long, OG
Clint Harris, FS
John Robertson, OT
Earnest Byner, RB
Jeff Pegues, DE
Tony Baker, RB
Kevin Walker, DB
Junior Robinson, DB-RS
Robert Jones, LB
Luke Fisher, TE
Robert Jones, LB
Hunter Gallimore, WR
Luke Fisher, TE
Tom Scott, OT
Anthony Brenner, PK
Tom Scott, OT
Junior Smith, RB
Carlester Crumpler, TE
Bernard Carter, DE
Luke Fisher
Second Team
Terry Gallaher, SE
Eddie Hicks, RB
Wayne Inman, OG
Mike Brewington, LB
Matt Mulholland, OT
Charlie Carter, DB
Mitchell Johnston, OG
Theodore Sutton, FB
Anthony Collins, RB
Jody Schulz, DE
Steve Hamilton, DT
Jeff Heath, K
John Robertson, OT
Hal Stephens, DT
Kevin Ingram, QB
Norwood Vann, TE
Henry Williams, KR
Curtis Wyatt, DE
Kevin Walker, DB
Ellis Dillahunt, DB
Tim James, FB
Anthony Thompson, LB
Anthony Thompson, DE
Robert Jones, LB
Walter Wilson, WR
Chad Martin, OG
George Koonce, DE
Jeff Blake, QB
Greg Grandison, SAF
Dion Johnson, WR-RS
John Jett, P
Jerry Dillon, DE
Honors & Awards
1992 Michael Anderson, QB
ALL-SOUTH INDEPENDENT
COACH OF THE YEAR
1991
ALL SOUTH ACADEMIC TEAM
Jerry Dillon, OLB
Greg Grandison, DB
Bill Lewis
1979 Matt Mulholland, T
Theodore Sutton, B
Vern Davenport, SE
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR
1972 Carlester Crumpler, B
1973 Carl Summerell, B,
JACOBS BLOCKING TROPHY
Baseball Shortstop
(presented to outstanding
blocker in Southern Conference)
1965
Norman Swindell
1967 Kevin Moran
ALL-SOUTHERN
CONFERENCE (1965-76)
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1966
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Offense
Dave Alexander, B
Walter Bostic, G
Johnny Crew, C
Kevin Moran, T
Butch Colson, B
Neal Hughes, B
Ben Grieb, G
Billy Wightman, B
Dick Corrada, FI
Carlester Crumpler, B
Carl Summerell, B
Stan Eure, E
Greg Troupe, G
Carlester Crumpler, B
Carl Summerell, B
Stan Eure, E
Greg Troupe, G
Jim Woody, K
Ricky Bennett, T
Don Schink, B
Jimbo Walker, G
Kenny Strayhorn, B
Jimbo Walker, G
Wayne Bolt, G
Pete Conaty, K
Eddie Hicks, B
Defense
Kevin Moran, T
Bobby Ellis, B
Don Tyson, T
George Wheeler, T
Rich Peeler, T
Rich Peeler, T
Monty Kiernan, LB
Jack Patterson, S
Danny Kepley, LB
Rusty Markland, B
Danny Kepley, LB
Cary Godette, E
Mike Myrick, B
Danny Kepley, LB
Kenny Moore, T
Jim Bolding, S
Butch Strawderman, E
Cary Godette, E
Willie Bryant, T
Reggie Pinkney, B
Harold Randolph, LB
vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 20
1991 Greg Grandison, SAF,
1991 Robert Jones, LB
Luke Fisher, TE
Jerry Dillon, OLB
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Jake Dove, T vs. Richmond, Nov. 10 EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME (vs. Arkansas State) 4
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| Gerald Hall, B Sports Illustrated, 1990 Chad Martin, OG (vs. Duke) y
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1993 Tom Scott, OT
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Hank Cooper, DB
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: George Richardson, TB Syracuse, Oct. 12 1991 Bill Lewis 1991 Jeff Blake, QB : 4
1966 Kevin Moran, T Robert Jones, LB
1967 George Wheeler, T, twice NATIONAL NORTH CAROLINA Dion Johnson, WR-RS _
1968 Jimmy Atkins, E BACK-OF-THE-WEEK SPORTS HALL OF FAME Keith Arnold, C 7
Jim Flowe, DE 1973 Carlester Crumpler, RB- 1970 Clarence Stasavich 1992 Tom Scott, OT =
| 1969 Butch Colson, FB UPI vs. Appalachian, . '
1970 George Whitley, DE, twice Nov. 17 HELMS HALL OF FAME ECAC HONOR ROLL '
Rich Peeler, T 1960 Clarence Stasavich 1988 Tim James, FB =
Mike Mills, DT BLUE-GRAY CLASSIC (vs. Florida State) *
1971 Monty Kiernan, LB, twice PARTICIPANTS CITRUS BOWL HALL OF FAME Tim James, FB on
Billy Wallace, B 1973 Carl Summerell, QB 1986 Clarence Stasavich (vs. Miami, Fla.) a
Jack Patterson, S Carlester Crumpler, RB Robert Jones, LB '
John Casazza, QB Greg Troupe, OG ALL-AMERICAN BOWL (vs. West Virginia) =
Robin Hogue, DE 1978 Gerald Hall, DB 1993 Jerry Dillon Anthony Thompson, LB ws
1972 Carlester Crumpler, B, 1979 Mitchell Johnston, G Clayton Driver (vs. Florida State) ) 4
twice 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT Reggie McKinney, RB =
Carl Summerell, QB 1982 Jody Schulz, DE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (vs. Temple) | 4
Greg Troupe, G 1983 Terry Long, OG OF DIRECTORS OF John Jett, P
1972 Danny Kepley, LB Clint Harris, FS ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME (vs. Syracuse) --
Rusty Markland, DB 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB 1977 Clarence Stasavich Joe Bright, DE bs
Terry Stroughton, DB 1988 Billy Michel, OG ae (vs. Va. Tech) -
1973 Carl Summerell, QB 1989 Junior Robinson, DB-RS Mike Applewhite, DT -
Danny Kepley, LB 1990 Chad Martin, OG (vs. South Carolina) ' .
Carlester Crumpler, B, 1992 Greg Grandison, DB Walter Wilson, WR =
twice (vs. West Virginia) 4
Cary Godette, DE OLYMPIA GOLD BOWL Walter Wilson, WR _
Gary Niklason, LB PARTICIPANTS (vs. Va. Tech) E
Kenny Moore, DT 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT Jarrod Moody, RB "
1974 Danny Kepley, LB (vs. Syracuse) =
Kenny Strayhorn, B HULA BOWL Charlie Libretto, QB -
1975 Jim Bolding, S 1983 Terry Long, OG (vs. Southern Miss) )
| Harold Randolph, LB 1987 Anthony Simpson, FB 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE E
| Mike Weaver, B (vs. Cincinnati) 4
| 1976 Pete Conaty, QB-K JAPAN BOWL Travis Hunter, QB =
| Raymond Jones, B 1982 Jody Schulz, DE Clarence Stasavich (vs. Illinois State) E
| 1991 Jeff Blake, QB ECAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Robert Jones, LB |
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 1988 Anthony Thompson, LB (vs. Illinois State) = :
PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR AMERICAN BOWL (vs. Temple) Travis Hunter, QB a
1967 Butch Colson, B PARTICIPANTS Junior Robinson, DB (vs. Syracuse) : |
1972 Carlester Crumpler, B 1976 Cary Godette, DE (vs. Tenn. Tech) Anthony Thompson, DE hall ,
1973 Carl Summerell, B Jim Bolding, DB Junior Robinson, DB (vs. Syracuse) |
(vs. Miami, Fla.) Junior Robinson, DB-RS
CAN-AM BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1989 Travis Hunter, QB (vs. Temple) E :
1978 Eddie Hicks, RB (vs. Temple) Anthony Thompson, DE |
Walter Wilson, WR (vs. Pittsburgh) -_ =
NORTH-SOUTH SHRINE GAME (vs. Pittsburgh) 1991 Robert Jones, LB
1976 Reggie Pinkney, DB 1991 Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Memphis State) |
(vs. Central Florida) Dion Johnson, WR-RS a
SENIOR BOWL Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Memphis State) ; |
1976 Ernest Madison, DB (vs. South Carolina) Greg Grandison, SAF :
1979 Mike Brewington, LB Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Central Florida) E -
1993 Tom Scott, OT (vs. Syracuse) Robert Jones, LB |
Jeff Blake, QB (vs. South Carolina) > =
COACHES ALL-AMERICA GAME (vs. Pittsburgh) Jeff Blake, QB (vs. Akron)
1973 Carl Summerell, QB Jeff Blake, QB Robert Jones, LB |
Butch Colson (vs. Southern Mississippi) (vs. Akron) head 2
NORTH CAROLINA Bernard Carter, DE Robert Jones, LB
SHRINE BOWL (vs. Tulane) (vs. Syracuse) 4
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 1967 Neal Hughes, 1992 Michael Anderson, QB Robert Jones, LB = =
ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Outstanding Player (vs. Virginia Tech) (vs. Pittsburgh) 4
1974 Larry Lundy, OT Paul Hutchins Junior Smith, RB Hunter Gallimore, WR = =
1975 Larry Lundy, OT Kevin Moran (vs. South Carolina) (vs. Tulane) ; =
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1992
1978
Jeff Blake, QB
(vs. Virginia Tech)
Jeff Blake, QB
(vs. Cincinnati)
Jerry Dillon, DE
(vs. Cincinnati)
Tony Davis, LB
(vs. Virginia Tech)
Thomas Jones, LB
(vs. South Carolina)
Junior Smith, RB
(vs. South Carolina)
Bernard Carter, DE
(vs. Duke)
Peter Zophy, WR
(vs. Bowling Green)
Clayton Driver, WR
(vs. Cincinnati)
Junior Smith, RB
(vs. Southern Mississippi)
Ernie Lewis, LB
(vs. West Virginia)
Morris Letcher, WR-RS
(vs. West Virginia)
Jerry Dillon, OLB
(vs. Arkansas State)
Jeff Blake
INDEPENDENT
FOOTBALL ALLIANCE
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
1992 Michael Anderson, QB
(vs. Syracuse)
Michael Anderson, QB
(vs. Virginia Tech)
Peter Zophy, WR
(vs. Bowling Green)
Clayton Driver, WR
(vs. Cincinnati)
Ernie Lewis, LB
(vs. West Virginia)
Junior Smith, RB
(vs. Arkansas State)
R.W. MOORE 'KING OF
GRIDIRON'' SCHOLARSHIP
1977 Theodore Sutton, VMI
Gerald Hall, So. Illinois
Leander Green,
SW Louisiana
Terry Gallaher, Richmond
Jimmy Southerland,
Richmond
Wayne Bolt, Richmond
D.T. Joyner,
Western Carolina
Oliver Felton,
Texas-Arlington
Leander Green,
Appalachian State
Eddie Hicks,
William and Mary
1S) os
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
Zack Valentine, Marshall
Theodore Sutton, Off.,
Independence Bowl
Zack Valentine, Def.,
Independence Bowl
Mike Brewington,
Western Carolina
Anthony Collins, VMI
Sam Harrell, Richmond
Leander Green,
North Texas State
The Offensive Line, The
Citadel, Jeff Hagans,
Wayne Inman,
Mitchell Johnston,
Matt Mulholland,
Joe Godette,
Billy Ray Washington
Carlton Nelson,
SW Louisiana
Mike Hawkins,
Southern Mississippi
Anthony Collins,
Western Carolina
Theodore Sutton,
William & Mary
Jeffrey Warren,
East. Kentucky
Carlton Nelson,
Western Carolina
Harold Blue, Toledo
Mike Grant, Miami
Chuck Bushbeck,
East Tennessee State
Jody Schulz,
William & Mary
Carlton Nelson,
East Tennessee
Kevin Ingram,
Central Michigan
Greg Stewart, Richmond
Tony Baker, Richmond
Greg Stewart,
Illinois State
Earnest Byner,
William & Mary
Kevin Ingram,
Murray State
Kevin Ingram,
SW Louisiana
Earnest Byner,
East Tennessee State
Chris Santa Cruz, Temple
Darrell Speed,
Georgia Southern
Bubba Bunn,
East Tennessee State
Tyrone Johnson,
Southern Miss
Kevin Walker, Tony Baker,
SW Texas State
Kevin Walker, Temple
Jeff Heath, Miami
Robert Washington,
South Carolina
Tony Baker, Tulsa
Reggie McKinney,
West Virginia
Ellis Dillahunt,
SW Louisiana
Jarrod Moody,
Georgia Southern
Flint McCallum,
Southern Miss
Willie Lewis, Cincinnati
169
1967
1988
1989
1990
1351
1992
1978
1872
1980
1981
1982
1984
Ellis Dillahunt,
Florida State
Anthony Simpson,
Georgia Southern
Reggie McKinney,
Cincinnati
Ron Jones, Miami
Walter Wilson, Temple
Travis Hunter,
Tennessee Tech
Charlie Libretto,
Southern Miss
Charlie Libretto,
SW Louisiana
Travis Hunter,
West Virginia
Flint McCallum, Syracuse
Junior Robinson,
Miami (Fla.)
Travis Hunter,
Bowling Green
Walter Wilson,
Illinois State
Anthony Thompson,
Louisiana Tech
Junior Robinson,
Virginia Tech
Travis Hunter, Temple
Jeff Blake,
Louisiana Tech
Jeff Blake, Virginia Tech
Robert Jones,
Southern Mississippi
David Daniels, Cincinnati
Jeff Blake,
Northern Illinois
Dion Johnson,
Memphis State
Jeff Blake,
South Carolina
Jeff Blake, Akron
Luke Fisher, Pittsburgh
Hunter Gallimore, Tulane
Morris Foreman, Syracuse
Peter Zophy,
Morris Foreman,
Virginia Tech
Clayton Driver, Cincinnati
Junior Smith,
Southern Mississippi
Junior Smith,
Arkansas State
Hunter Gallimore
OUTSTANDING
OFFENSIVE PLAYER
Eddie Hicks
Leander Green
Anthony Collins
Tootie Robbins
John Floyd
Ricky Nichols
lo) slo) KM weN ele k
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1go4
1992
Tony Baker
Anthony Simpson
Anthony Simpson
Tim James
Walter Wilson
Luke Fisher
Jeff Blake
Junior Smith
OUTSTANDING SPECIAL
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1993
1992
Charles Howard
TEAMS PLAYER
Fred Chavis &
Bill Lamm
Keith Golden
Keith Golden
Chuck Bushbeck, Off.
Smokey Norris, Def.
Jeff Heath
Henry Williams, Off.
Jeff Bolch, Def.
Stuart Ward, Def.
Henry Williams, Off.
Jeff Bolch, Def.
Tony Smith, Off.
Bruce Simpson, Def.
Chuck Berleth, Off.
Vinson Smith, Def.
Tony Smith, Off.
Roswell Streeter, Def.
Matt McLaughlin, Off.
John Jett, Def.
Brian McPhatter, Off.
Jerry Dillon, Def.
Dion Johnson, Off.
Donald Porch, Def.
Dion Johnson, Off.
Charles Howard, Def.
Morris Foreman
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Maurice Allen
Maurice Allen
Bill Cline
Norman Swindell
Johnny Crew
Neal Hughes
Billy Wightman
Butch Colson
George Whitley
Will Mitchell
Carl Summerell
Carl Summerell
Danny Kepley
Cary Godette
Cary Godette
Harold Randolph
LANSCHE
OUTSTANDING SENIOR
1962
1963
David Smith
Maurice Allen
Honors & Awards
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Ted Day
Mitchell Cannon
Johnny Crew
Kevin Moran
Jim Flowe
George Wheeler
George Whitley
Monty Kiernan
Terry Stoughton
Carl Summerell
Danny Kepley
Ken Strayhorn
Cary Godette
Terry Gallaher
Zack Valentine
Leander Green
Theodore Sutton
JANET OVERTON
OUTSTANDING SENIOR
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1969
1990
1991
1992
Mike Davis
Jody Schulz
Terry Long
Reggie Branch
Robert Washington &
Tony Baker
Robert Alexander
Ellis Dillahunt
Jarrod Moody
Todd Drugac, Off.
Mike Applewhite, Def.
George Koonce
Luke Fisher
Ernie Lewis
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1988
George Koonce
SWINDELL MEMORIAL AWARD
Leroy Cobb
Nelson Gravatt
George Wheeler
Danny Wilmer
George Whitley
Rich Peeler
Jim Post &
Jimmy Creech
Carl Summerell
Kenny Moore
Bobby Myrick
Nick Bullock
Terry Gallaher
Terry Gallaher
Matt Mulholland
Vern Davenport
Chuck Bushbeck
Smokey Norris
John Floyd &
Hal Stephens
Chris Santa Cruz &
Donald Reid
Paul Hoggard
Ben Billings
Jarrod Moody
1989
1990
1991
1992
OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1271
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
novo
1980
1338
1982
1983
1984
Charlie Libretto
Donald Porch
Cedric Van Buren, Off.
Chris Hall, Def.
Sean McConnell, Off.
Zaim Cunmulaj, Def.
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Buddy Bovender
Keith Sauls
Kevin Moran
Wayne Lineberry
Roger Bost
Walter Adams
Garland Ballard
Jimmy Creech
Carl Summerell
Danny Kepley
Cary Godette
Jim Bolding
Wayne Bolt
Zack Valentine
Noah Clark
Anthony Collins
John Hallow
Freddie Jones
Earnest Byner
Jimmy Walden, Off.
Steve Johnson, Def.
Tony Baker, Off.
Larry Berry, Def.
Darrell Speed, Off.
Gary London, Def.
Todd Abrams, Off.
John Britt, Def.
OUTSTANDING PLAYER
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
Bill Cline
Frankie Galloway
Dave Alexander
Dave Alexander
Kevin Moran
Butch Colson
Billy Wightman
Billy Wightman
George Whitley
John Casazza
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
Danny Kepley
Jim Bolding
Cary Godette
Harold Randolph
Tom Scott
BLOCKING TROPHY
Ted Day
Ted Day
Colin Quinn
Corie McRae
Walter Bostic
170
1967
1968
1969
1970
1371
1972
1973
1974
175
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1932
Kevin Moran
Worth Springs
Butch Colson
Paul Haug
Jack Patterson & Paul Haug
Les Strayhorn
Greg Troupe
Jimbo Walker
Jimbo Walker
Wayne Bolt
Wayne Bolt
Mitchell Smith &
Wayne Inman
Wayne Inman
Tootie Robbins &
Tony Hensley
Tootie Robbins
Terry Long
Terry Long
Tim Mitchell
Greg Thomas
Greg Thomas
Kyle Condrey
Grant Lowe
Stewart Southall
Grant Lowe
Tom Scott
Tom Scott
Tom Scott
E.E. RAWL MEMORIAL AWARD
(Character, Scholarship &
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
19a7
1988
1969
1990
1991
1992
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Athletic Achievement)
Dave Smith
Maurice Allen
Jerry Tolley
lra Bullard
Pete Crane
Jimmy Shuffler
Ben Grieb
Mike Boaz
Dwight Flanagan
Jack Patterson
Kirk Doll
Mike Myrick
Don Schink
Larry Lundy
Jake Dove
Vince Kolanko
Steve Greer
Vern Davenport
Theodore Sutton
Jody Schulz
John Robertson
John Robertson &
Gerry Rogers
Norman Quick
Jeff Heath
Robert Alexander
Ellis Dillahunt
Willie Lewis
Willie Lewis
Keith Arnold
Keith Arnold
Cedric Van Buren
OUTSTANDING
DEFENSIVE PLAYER
Danny Kepley
Cary Godette
Cary Godette
Harold Randolph
Zack Valentine
Mike Brewington
Jeffrey Warren
1982
1983
1984
1985
1967
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Jody Schulz
Mike Grant
Tyrone Johnson
Kevin Walker
Vinson Smith
Shannon Boling
Anthony Thompson
Robert Jones
Robert Jones
Tony Davis
BEST BLOCKING BACK
1977
1978
1a73
1980
1981
Willie Hawkins
Theodore Sutton
Theodore Sutton
Mike Hawkins
Harold Blue &
Roy Wiley
RICK BANKSTON
MEMORIAL AWARD
(Outstanding Scout Team Player)
1977
1978
19793
1980
1981
1982
1983
1985
1986
1967
1988
1989
1330
1991
1992
Eddie Murphy
Dennis Mulholland
Larry O'Roark
Robert Boykins
Reggie Branch, Off.
Martin Daniel, Def.
Robert Fuller
Brian Herndon
Chris Santa Cruz
Randy Lowry, Off.
Scott Lewis, Def.
Barnie Gyant, Off.
Carl Carney, Def.
Carl Barkers, Off.
Mike Applewhite, Def.
Carl Barkers, Off.
R.L. Beeman, Def.
Rich Cameron, Off.
Ernie Lewis, Def.
Schizo Sherman, Off.
Travis Uzzell, Def.
Damon Wilson,
Greg Smith, Off.
Reggie Robinson,
Fred Walker, Def.
Derek Hall, Off.
David Crumbie, Def.
Carlos Blake,
Special Teams
Marcus Crandell, Off.
Lamont Burns, Def.
E.J. Gunthrope,
Special Teams
JAMES E. JONES
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
1931
1992
Ken Burnette
Nick Wilson
JERRY T. BROOKS AWARD
FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
Rocky Butler
Henry Trevathan
Rocky Butler
Vern Davenport
Larry Brobst
Jeff Bolch
Jeff Heath
Gerry Rogers
Chuck Northcutt
Daniel Cole
Bill Carver
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1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1982
Medrick Rainbow
Bill Carver
R.L. Beeman
R.L. Beeman
Deke Owens
Deke Owens
OUTSTANDING
DEFENSIVE BACK
Clint Harris
OUTSTANDING NEWCOMERS
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1982
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1902
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1983
1984
1985
Curtis Wyatt
Kevin Banks
Henry Williams, Off.
Tyrone Johnson, Def.
David Kramer, Off.
Keith Ford, Def.
Bubba Waters
Ken Bourgeois
Grant Lowe
Henry Ferraro
Derrick Parker
Al Whiting, Off.
Chris Hall, Def.
Tom Scott, Ont.
Derrick Fields, Def.
Dion Johnson, Off.
Bernard Carter, Def.
Greg Grandison
Morris Letcher
MOST IMPROVED
OFFENSIVE PLAYER
Kevin Ingram
Tim Dumas
Tim Mitchell
Darrell Speed
Anthony Simpson
Matt McLaughlin
Travis Hunter
Tim Orr
Michael Rhett
Jeff Blake
Hunter Gallimore
Peter Zophy
MOST IMPROVED
DEFENSIVE PLAYER
Steve Hamilton
Kenny Phillips
Maury Banks
Jeff Pegues
James Martin
Willie Mack
Shannon Boling
Ernie Logan
Shane Hubble
Reeves Spainhour
Jerry Dillon
Greg Gardill
Bernard Carter
STRENGTH AWARD
Terry Long
Reggie Branch
Willie Powell
Robert Washington
CT&T ACADEMIC
EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP
1984
Jeff Bolch
Tyrone Johnson
Rich Autry
Norman Quick
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1290
1992
Daniel Cole
William Carver
Jeff Heath
Robert Alexander
Robert Washington
William Carver
Mike Donohue
Joe Molineaux
Willie Lewis
Compton McCurry
Tod Creech
Walter Wilson
Mike Applewhite
John O'Driscoll
Ellis Dillahunt
Tod Creech
Compton McCurry
Willie Lewis
R.L. Beeman
Billy Maxwell
Terry Bennett
Walter Wilson
Keith Arnold
Ken Burnette
Mike McCalop
John Allen
Dean Taylor
Ken Burnette
Keith Arnold
Chad Grier
R.L. Beeman
Keith Arnold
Ken Burnette
Peter Zophy
Nick Wilson
Carlester Crumpler
Deke Owens
Nick Wilson
Junior Smith
Peter Zophy
Carlester Crumpler
Carlester Crumpler
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ECU Abhletic Hall of Fame
The East Carolina Athletic 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 class-Willard "'Butch'' Colson, Dr. Leo Jenkins and
Kathy Postlewait. Last year, Catherine Bolton, Willie Bryant, Dick Corrada and Bill Greene 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
ten academic years.
1992
Catherine Bolton
Field Hockey, Gymnastics,
Tennis Coach (1969-75)
Volleyball Head Coach (1975-76)
Women's Basketball Head Coach (1969-78)
Bolton was the foundation of women's athletics at
East Carolina University in 1969, when 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 Performance.
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 Con-
ference 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 (1940-41)
Basketball (1940-41)
Greene was a member of East Carolina's 7-0 football
team in 1941, the Pirates' only unbeaten, untied foot-
ball team. After graduating from East Carolina in 1943,
Greene served for 30 years in the U.S. Navy. After re-
tiring 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 Garner 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.
Debbie Freeman
Volleyball (1976-78)
Basketball (1976-78)
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 basket-
ball in 1976 and 1977 and in volleyball in 1977. She
was a three-time NCAIAW Division | 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 single-game re-
bounds and field goals made, and is third all-time in
scoring and rebounding (basketball). After leaving
ECU, Freeman coached for seven years at Jackson-
ville 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 (1964-65). 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
head coach 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
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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 champion-
ships, 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 team doctor during the 1960s.
Rosie Thompson
Basketball (1976-80)
Assistant Basketball Coach (1987-92)
Head Basketball Coach (1992-_ )
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 throw shooting and
was named as the NCAIAW Player of the Year in 1978.
1989
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.
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Chancellor (1960-78)
Chancellor Emeritus
It was under Jenkins' leadership and largely at his per-
sonal direction that the former small, regional, liberal arts
college developed into a large, multi-faceted com-
prehensive 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 Association 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.
1984
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.
1983
Howard Porter
Head Basketball Coach (1947-59)
Coached in more games and had more wins than any
other ECU coach (183-101). His 1953-54 team was best
in school history with 23-2 record and a trip to the na-
tional 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 Championships in 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 All-State
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 Con-
ference 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 Country Coach (1986- )
Head Wrestling Coach (1966-77)
As head wrestling coach, the Pirates were 94-14-3 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 Carolina. Also coached golf team to two con-
ference 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.
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ECU Athletic Hall of Fame
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 All-America (1960-62) in both the
one- and three-meter 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
ina 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 rushing yards, 37
career touchdowns and 1,309 yards rushing in 1972.
Honorable Mention All-America in 1972 and 1973 and
voted Southern Conference Athlete of the Year in 1972.
Also Ali-State two years and selected to play in the Blue-
Gray All-Star Classic in 1973.
Danny Kepley
Football (1972-74)
A third-team AP All-America linebacker in 1974, he
was given the nickname "'Captain Crunch"' 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 Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football
League.
Cecil Heath
Basketball (1951-55)
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 basket-
ball, he was a three-year starter at guard, leading ECU
to a 23-2 mark in 1953-54. Named All-State in both
sports in 1954-55.
1979
Dr. Ray Martinez
Head Swimming Coach (1954-67)
Directed the Pirates to the NAIA National Champion-
ship in 1957 and 1959. His 1962 team was NCAA Col-
lege 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.
TOUR Niel ([omnle||/ Mem ne tal
Lex Ridenhour
Football (1934-38)
Basketball (1934-38)
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 1977-78. 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 (1933-37)
Basketball (1933-37)
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 Foot-
ball League, serving with four clubs from 1964-68. He
led the 1963 team in rushing, scoring and total offense
and helped the team to a 27-6 win over Northeastern
in the 1963 Eastern Bowl in Allentown, Pa., earning out-
standing back honors. His son, Billy, was also a three-
year letterman at offensive guard for the Pirates and par-
ticipated in the Blue-Gray All-Star Classic in 1988.
Richard Narron
Baseball (1966-67)
An All-America catcher, he played on East Carolina's
first two Southern Conference championship baseball
teams, helping the Pirates to a 17-10 record in 1966 and
a 23-6 mark in 1967, when he was captain and made
All-America. He signed with the New York Mets in 1967
and played there until moving to the Baltimore Orioles
for the 1970 season.
1977
Kevin Moran
Football (1965-67)
Winner of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 1967, one
of only two Pirates to have ever claimed that prestigious
award. Co-captain of the 1967 team under Clarence
Stasavich that finished 8-2.
Earl Smith
Football (1937-39)
Basketball (1937-39)
Baseball (1937-39)
Head Basketball Coach (1959-63)
Head Baseball Coach (1963-72)
Three-sport athlete and two-sport coach at East
Carolina with a career that totaled nearly 40 years. His
1963 baseball team was third nationally in the NAIA.
Later took four teams to the NCAA regionals. Never had
a losing basketball season and only one losing basket-
ball season.
Roger Thrift
Football (1949-50)
Set several football records as a quarterback in 1949
that stood for years. Has been a distinguished coach
and athletic administrator in college and high school
since leaving East Carolina.
John W. (Jack) Young, Jr.
Football (1940-41)
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 to East Carolina as a non-
scholarship tackle.
1976
Clarence Stasavich
Head Football Coach (1962-69)
Athletic Director (1963-75)
Outstanding football coach at ECU, whose teams
went 50-27-1 in eight seasons and won the Southern
Conference championships in 1966. In 1964, he was the
NAIA Coach of the Year while leading the Pirates to a
9-1 mark and the Tangerine Bowl. As an athletic director,
he engineered ECU's entrance into the Southern Con-
ference and developed the modern athletic complex that
the Pirates currently use.
1975
Dave Alexander
Football (1963-65)
An excellent fullback for the Pirate football team from
1963-65. Named All-Southern Conference and Little All-
America in 1965. Is currently seventh on the ECU career
rushing list with 2,112 yards. He became the first Pirate
to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season with his 1,029
yard effort in 1965.
Maurice Everett
Tennis (1955-58)
Came to East Carolina on a basketball scholarship,
but became the North State Conference singles tennis
champion for three straight years.
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Bill Holland
Baseball (1935-38); Football (1935-38)
An outstanding tackle on the Pirate football teams of
1935-38. Also an outstanding baseball player during the
same time period.
Ken Midyette
Diving (1957-59)
Earned All-America honors in diving during the 1957,
1958, 1959 seasons. Also was the NAIA diving cham-
pion in 1958 and 1959.
1974
Ken Beatty
Head Football Coach (1932-33)
First coach of the East Carolina Pirate football team.
Dr. N.M. Jorgensen
Athletic Director (1947-63)
Served as East Carolina's first Athletic Director.
Lacy T. West
Basketball (1961-63); Baseball (1961-63)
All-America baseball and basketball player at East
Carolina. Finished his basketball career with 1,111
points, a school mark at the time.
William M. Shelton
Football (1936-39)
Three sport letter winner at East Carolina from
1936-40. Served as team captain of the 1938 football
squad, as an offensive and defensive back.
Robert R. Sawyer
Swimming (1955-59)
Earned All-America honors during his swimming
career at East Carolina.
Alden Glen Bass
Football (1957-60); Baseball (1961)
All-America football and baseball player at East
Carolina. Served as a team captain of the 1960 football
squad, which finished 7-3.
Robert F. Hodges
Football (1950-53); Basketball (1950-53)
All-America football and basketball player at East
Carolina.
Claude Keith King, Sr.
Football (1951-55); Basketball (1951-55)
All-Conference football and golf player at East
Carolina.
Sonny Russell
Basketball (1949-53)
All-State basketball player at East Carolina. Is cur-
rently second in career scoring at ECU with 1,653 points.
Bill Cline
Football (1962-65)
All-America football player at East Carolina. Is the
Pirates' career total offensive yardage leader with 3,883
yards and is third in pass completions and passing
yardage.
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Steron Adams... 6 4-6.55 2 | Sacramento Surge (WLAF)
Mike Applewnile .......2...-..5........-: 8: Phoenix Cardinals
Tony Baker......... 5. =...5 Frankfort Galaxy (WLAF)
Glenn Bass .......5...2..0. 4...5... 5... Buffalo Bills
JEFE BLAKE... .2).....20.. 133... NEW YORK JETS
Harold Blue �........:......5.:; 5. Arizona Wranglers
Reggie Branch ............53475.. 73... Washington Redskins
Mike Brewington.............7.41 3... Boston/Portland Breakers
Dave Bumgamerl...............5..... Toronto Rifles
EARNEST BYNER.-..... =. WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Tomy ColinS....0.....28....8 Miami Dolphins
George Crump ..... (22... 0. New England Patriots
Garlester Crimpler: 2... -35...5.5...5.. = =. Buffalo Bills
David DamelS .......2...... 2: Pittsburgh Steelers
Ellis Dilahugt..-...5.....5. NY/NJ Knights (WLAF)
JERRY DILUON... WASHINGTON REDSKINS
LUKE FISHER............ 22... MINNESOTA VIKINGS
wike Gram... . �ee Memphis Showboats
Cans Hall... .......... |. Dallas Cowboys
Low Haliow...............5...2 2. Los Angeles Rams
Steve Hamilton .....-::,./.5.550.055... 2.2 7. Detroit Lions
Sam Harel... Houston Gamblers
ClintHanmis......... 2.2.3. 3... 7 | New York Giants
NMike Hawkins ........:... 2. Calgary Stampeders
Eddie HICKS........2.... 2 2 New York Giants
Wilke Holley. ........... Washington Federals
Kevin Ingram. = a. Edmonton Eskimos
JOHN JER. .5-. 2) DALLAS COWBOYS
Dion Johnson... 2..,2... 2.2.0... Houston Oilers
ROBERT JONES DALLAS COWBOYS
Danny Kepley. ..... Edmonton Eskimos
GEORGE KOONCE ....--.-. .. GREEN BAY PACKERS
Wayne linebemy ...05...............55 0 |... Buffalo Bills
ERNIE LOGAN ......4.. =... CLEVELAND BROWNS
jenny tong... 2... Pittsburgh Steelers
Grant Lowe... ... 2 Washington Redskins
Chad Manin: . 2... Miami Dolphins
Reggie McKinney ....->.. =. Miami Dolphins
Brian McPhatter .... Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (WLAF)
Billy Michel... 2-5. Denver Broncos
Tom Michel..... 2)... Minnesota Vikings
Kenny Moore... Ottawa Rough Riders
Bobby WMyNCK Ottawa Rough Riders
Ricky Nichols.....- >. 2 Indianapolis Colts
Jeti Pegues... .... :.0 = Cleveland Browns
Reggio Pinkney. ...... 5.2 5...) 7... Indianapolis Colts
Harold Randolph.......... 4... Montreal Allouettes
TOOTIE ROBBINS = =.=. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
John Robertson... .... Philadelphia Eagles
JUNIOR ROBINSON... =: =... .... DETROIT LIONS
Kenneth Roskie ......27.. 2. =... = Detroit Lions
Jody Schulz. ..-4.7/ 7-3) Philadelphia Eagles
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Les Straynom -..................... Dallas Cowboys
Carn Summer... New York Giants
Theo SUMO... 8.) 2. Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Aninony ThOMpsen... .......... London Monarchs (WLAF)
Zack Valentine... ..... = st Philadelphia Eagles
Nomeod Vali... .........� 2... Los Angeles Rams
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meny Willams =... ...... Philadelphia Eagles
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Robert Jones 1st Round Dallas Cowboys
Jeff Blake 6th Round New York Jets
Luke Fisher 7th Round Minnesota Vikings
Chris Hall 9th Round Dallas Cowboys
Dion Johnson 10th Round -__ Houston Oilers
Ernie Logan 9th Round' Atlanta Falcons
Walter Wilson 3rd Round San Diego Chargers
Junior Robinson 5th Round New England Patriots
James Singletary 7th Round Indianapolis Colts
Anthony Thompson 10th Round Denver Broncos
Anthony Simpson 8th Round Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tony Baker 10th Round = Atlanta Falcons
Stefon Adams 3rd Round Los Angeles Raiders
Ricky Nichols 8th Round Indianapolis Colts
Steve Hamilton 2nd Round Washington Redskins
Terry Long 4th Round Pittsburgh Steelers
Chris Harris 5th Round New York Giants
Hal Stephens 5th Round 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
Jody Schulz 2nd Round __-~ Philadelphia Eagles
Tootie Robbins 4th Round _ St. Louis Cardinals
Tony Collins 2nd Round New England Patriots
Sam Harrell 11th Round Minnesota Vikings
Mike Brewington 12th Round Kansas City Chiefs
Zack Valentine 2nd Round Pittsburgh Steelers
Eddie Hicks 6th Round New York Giants
Harold Randolph 6th Round Dallas Cowboys
Reggie Pinkney 6th Round __ Detroit Lions
Carlester Crumpler 4th Round Buffalo Bills
Carl Summerell 4th Round New York Giants
Tim Dameron 16th Round Houston Oilers
Les Strayhorn 17th Round Dallas Cowboys
Wayne Lineberry 17th Round Buffalo Bills
Tom Michel 19th Round Oakland Raiders (AFL)
14th Round Minnesota Vikings (NFL)
Glen Bass 5th Round - St. Louis Cardinals (NFL)
23rd Round __ Los Angeles Chargers (AFL)
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Earnest Byner
Class of '83
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East Carolina began competition in the Southern Conference, one of America's oldest athletic leagues, in 1964. During its tenure in the league, the
Pirates enjoyed much success. In June of 1977, ECU left the Southern Conference to become a major Division | independent.
In 12 seasons of football in the Southern Conference, the Pirates were able to win 70.6 percent of their games, claiming a 44-18-1 record. ECU won
the Southern Conference football 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 award symbolic of
the top overall athletic program in the league, four times. The Pirates received the award in 1969-70, 1973-74, 1974-75 and 1976-77.
Below are the standings of the Southern Conference when ECU was a participant:
1965
WWOSt WNGINIA . ied a 4-0
Wiliam & Many... 2.0.0 ee 5-1
EAST CAROLINA =. 20.2 ee. 3-1
WN oe es ee 3-2
Georme Washingion: -.../ 2.550 ...05. 4-3
DavViGSORN (3.06 ee 2-3
PunWanm 0 0 2 2-3
ihe Ciadel =. 2-6
rien ena. 0-4
1968
mighinond 6.22. oe 6-0
he Cadel... ss a 4-2
EAST CAROLINA oe ee 2-2
Wittam G& Maly. 0 2-2
DavigsOR 2-2 2 2 1-3
We 1-3
PAAT INGOT ok ee a 0-4
1971
PICMIMNONG (4. o,f a ee 5-1
Wwilllany & Mary 20 62) tee 5 oo 4-1
The Citadel: eas a 4-2
ERol COROLINA, 3-2
PAA a 2-3
LY | oe eee er ee ce 1-4
DAaViGSON 22 ae a 0-5
1974
WR Oe) oe ee 5-1
mppalachian Slate: ..�. 2. 4 4-1
PAST CAROUINA... 23 6624 3-3
RICHMONG 2.2.) bo eee 3-3
The Citadel (2 22 ee 3-4
Wihham &@ Mary 92� oF er 2-3
Furman... 2-4
DavidSOR. ci... 6s 0-3
1966
EAST GAROUING |. eek, 4-1-1
WVIUNOI Guten a ee 4-1-1
WHOSE VINGUINIQ 0 240. bab ia ce 3-1-1
George Washington. ........s.:.4.4. 4-3
DaVidGOR. 2. 3 inc 2-3
AheGWiaeel: -... ee 3-5
RiGnmOnNG �2�. we. 2-4
Runa =. 1-4
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1969
DAaviIdSO ee 5-1
PUCKIMN@NG 234205. .... ee ge e 5-1
We CNaueh: 8... ee 4-2
Wena GoneaIV 2-2
EAS) CAROLINA: 2... 0. 1-3
TAA ek as ee 0-4
NA) Se ee 0-4
1972
PAST CAROLINA... . oc ee 6-0
Richmond so. 2.. 6. so 5-1
WVHA Gemlialy 2... .. 7 4-2
The Citadel we 4-3
Davidson: 5...) 1. 2-3-1
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1975
PCMINOUG) 2 ois. eee 5-1
ASG CAIOUINI ee. a 4-2
Appalachian Siale...... @ 2550.52 � 3-2
Tne Cilegel 30)... ee 4-3
Wiham &@ Mary 22. ...., 907. ,-..5., 2-3
Penmaes ee 2-4
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DAViS. 0-3
1967
Wiest VINQMIA. 5. i oe 4-0-1
EAS! GAROLINA. 22 oc eee: 4-1
PUIGMINONG 0005 a 5-2
Wittan& Maly >... 2-2-1
VI a 2-3
PUMA. 6 ee 2-3
Wie Citage:.. 2 ee ee 2-4
DAaVidSON ee 1-5
1970
Witham: & Mary .....4730) . 3s Gee 3-1
WMO Chagel i228 ed es 4-2
PUMA (508. ee 3-2
EAST GAROLINA 2-2
AICNINONG. 2 2-2
Davidson...) oe ee 2-4
VM ae ee 1-4
1973
EAST CAROUEINA �2. 7-0
RICNIMONG: 2 ee eS 5-1
William GS Maty so 0. a: 3-2
Furman 20 i 3-3
Appalachian State... . 2... 2-2
WMA 2-4
dhe: Citadel... aoe. a a 1-6
Davideon. 1-6
1976
EAST CAROLINA. 2. a 6. ory 4-1
William. & Many os. .4) 225). 4. 3-2
Appalachian Stale .. 22.2 25.3 2-2-1
PUIMAN G2 oe a ee 2-2-1
VMS a 2-3
The Citadel... a 1-4
In that 12-year span, ECU compiled more conference wins than any other team in the league. Only West Virginia's 85.7 percentage is higher than
ECU's 70.2 percentage during that time. However, the Mountaineers were in the league just two years while the Pirates participated. Below is the
composite Southern Conference standings while ECU was a member:
West Virginia: 4i- 1-2 (857)
EAST CAROLINA =. 43-18-1 (.702)
Richmond sa,.0 43-20-0 (.683)
The Clarence Stasavich Trophy
Witla Maly 3... ee: 36-22-2 (.617)
George Washington......... 8- 6-0 (.571)
Whe Ciladel? 2 2)... es a 42-44-0 (.488)
MN 21-41-0 (.339)
PUMA: 2. 20-42-1 (.325)
Davidson ...-.......55.5� 2 16-39-1 (.295)
The Southern Conference honored East Carolina University's late athletic director and football coach, Clarence Stasavich, by naming the league
football championship trophy the Clarence Stasavich Memorial Trophy.
Appropriately, the Pirates won the trophy in 1977, its final year in the league, and the first year in which the trophy officially carried the name of
Clarence Stasavich.
Stasavich was one of the prominent leaders in the Southern Conference from the time the Pirates joined the league in 1964 until his death in 1975.
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ECU Bowl Histor
Bowl Records
TOTAL OFFENSE
Most Plays ............ 61 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most Net Yards ....... 365 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
RUSHING
Most Rushes........... 31 Dave Alexander (1965 Tangerine Bowl vs. Maine)
Most Net Yards ....... 170 Dave Alexander (1965 Tangerine Bowl vs. Maine)
PASSING
Most Attempts ......... 51 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most Completions ...... 31 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most Net Yards ....... 378 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most TD Passes......... 4 Jeff Blake (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
RECEIVING
Most Catches .......... 12 Luke Fisher (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most Net Yards ....... 144 Luke Fisher (1992 Peach Bowl vs. N.C. State)
Most TD Catches........ 1 by 6 players
1952 Lions Bowl
Clarion College 13, East Carolina 6
Dec. 13, 1952 at Salisbury, N.C.
Attendance: 3,000
Bucs Bow 13-6 in Lions Bowl Affair
Daily Reflector Sports
Salisbury, N.C. - The good right arm of quarterback Dave Bevevino was
the big difference here Saturday afternoon as undefeated Clarion State
Teachers College defeated East Carolina 13-6 in the first annual Lions Bowl.
A crowd of 3,000 watched the game.
Bevevino, a red-haired past-master at passing, engineered both scoring
drives put on by the Pennsylvanians. He passed 30 yards for the first six-
pointer and ran the show in a 68-yard drive which netted the second
touchdown. Altogether, Bevevino threw 29 passes, completed 11, and
gained 180 yards through the air.
...In the first period, after an exchange of kicks, East Carolina's Claude
King got off a poor punt which sailed out of bounds on the East Carolina 39.
Clarion took over, ran one play, and had their first touchdown of the day. The
scoring was done on a pass from Bevevino to end Alex Sandusky.
Linebacker Frank Madigan blocked the attempted conversion but the
damage was done with only two minutes and 55 seconds of playing having
elapsed.
...Shoe had recovered the Clarion fumble on the East Carolina 41. One
play netted only a yard but set the stage for an 18-yard gain off tackle by Illard
Yarborough. Yarborough, Paul Clay and Ted Barnes collaborated on three
plays to move the ball to another first down. Quarterback Sandy Siler then
took over to direct the touchdown drive.
Siler passed to Clay for 11 yards then to Yarborough for a first down on
the seven. Gay, going through the line, moved the ball to the one from where
Siler sneaked it over for the tying touchdown. Hawk Grissom's attempted
conversion was wide of the mark.
...Bevevino's first toss was to Sandusky and the completion moved the
ball to the Clarion 45. End John Lovre then got into the act with a pair of cat-
ches that moved the ball up another 17 yards. After a couple of running plays,
Bevevino passed to Sandusky to put the ball on the East Carolina seven.
Halfback George Czap carried the ball the remaining distance on a pitchout.
Ted Wisniewski kicked the point and the scoring for the day was completed.
East Carolina put on two good drives in the last quarter but had them both
stopped by pass interceptions. One of the interceptions was made on the
Clarion seven, the other on the Clarion 12. Both were with less than two
minutes of playing time remaining in the contest.
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1954 Elks Bowl
Morris-Harvey 12, East Carolina 0
Jan. 2, 1954 at Greenville, N.C.
Attendance: 4,500
Morris Harvey Upsets Buccaneers, 12-0
By Bob Hilldrup
Daily Reflector Sports Writer
Morris Harvey College, of Charleston, W.Va., defeated East Carolina College,
12-0, in the first annual Elks Bowl football clash Saturday at College Stadium.
...East Carolina won the toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff.
Paul Gay returned twenty where the Pirates began a drive which was stopped
on the Morris Harvey 36 when Dick Cherry fumbled. J.D. Kidd recovered for
the Eagles and the show was practically over for the Bucs.
An exchange of kicks gave the Eagles the ball on their own 16 yard line
from where they promptly marched 84 yards to their first TD. Bob Fetty went
off left tackle from three yards out for the tally. Quarterback Bob Maxwell, who
also played an outstanding game, elected to run for the extra point, but was
snowed under by the Pirate frontwall.
...An errant aerial thrown by quarterback Dick Cherry midway through the
second period was intercepted by Carr and returned to the Eagles' 30-yard
line. A well-mixed series of passing and running plays moved the ball to the
East Carolina 28 from which point Maxwell passed to right end Bob Spenik
for the touchdown. The attempted placement was wide.
... The entire third period saw both teams battle between the 30-yard stripes
as the Pirates sought to find their scoring punch which gave them the North
State Conference championship in 1953. The Eagles, however, though
outweighed by 30 pounds per man in the line, were not to be denied. They
held the East Carolina ground game in check and pushed Dick Cherry, the
Pirates' passing ace, so that he suffered one of his worst offensive days.
Only dangerous threat by either club in the third period came on the first
play from scrimmage when Carr took a handoff from Maxwell and scooted
70 yards for an apparent TD. The play was nullified however, when an official
ruled that he had stepped out of bounds on his own 40 yard line.
Soon after the fourth period opened, a punt by Tom Allsbrook rolled dead
on the Morris Harvey four-yard line, but the Eagles kicked out of the hole. The
Bucs drove back to the 15 yard line soon after but the charging Eagle line bottled
up the Pirates and a desperation pass from Cherry to his favorite regular season
target, end and co-captain Bobby Hodges, was knocked down in the end zone.
...Only bright spots for East Carolina were in the personages of guard David
Lee and halfback Emo Boado. Lee played virtually the entire contest and was
in on the majority of the tackles. Boado, though not used the entire contest,
turned in several fine runs.
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rushing yardage 8 ie. 118 98
accel VOndee: 9 4 ce 63 82
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1965 Tangerine Bowl
East Carolina 31, Maine 0
Dec. 11, 1965 at Orlando, Fla.
Attendance: 8,350
Pirates Run To 31-0 Win Over Maine For Crown
By Woody Peele
Daily Reflector Sports Editor
Orlando, Fla. - Dave Alexander closed out his college career Saturday
by leading East Carolina College to a 31-0 victory over the University of
Maine in the Tangerine Bowl.
The victory was the second straight for the Bucs in the bowl, and a repeat
for them of the NCAA Small College Atlantic Coast Championship.
Maine never had much in the game after its top quarterback Dick
DeVarney was injured early in the contest.
And then Dave Alexander began to run the ball, and the Bucs sped away.
They took the lead on a 24-yard field goal by Peter Kriz, then came back
just before the half ended as George Richardson connected with Sonny
Abernathy for a 35-yard touchdown pass.
In the third period, Alexander scored from the one, then later passed five
yards to Churchill Grimes. The final score came late in the game, as
Alexander broke away on a 55-yard romp.
...After both teams felt each other out in the first period, the Bucs took over
control of the game. Twice they moved within scoring position, once being
stopped on the one, and then stopped when a pass was intercepted in the
end zone by a Maine defender.
Then on the Bucs third assault on the goal line, the Bucs got down to the
one before Maine threw them back to the seven. Kriz then came in on fourth
down and kicked a 24-yard field goal for a 3-0 lead with 4:47 left in the half.
The Bucs then got the ball back on a punt, and started their drive from
their own 29. Richardson hit Greene on the 38 then found Ruffin Odom loose
at the Maine 45.
Alexander moved it to the 43, and after an incomplete pass, he carried
down to the 35. From there Richardson uncorked a perfect pass to Abernathy
for a 10-0 lead, with 1:28 left in the half.
...In the second half, the Bucs again forced Maine to punt, and took over
on their 33. Alexander carried it to the Maine 49, then passed to Odom at the
36, Bill Bailey carried it to the 20, and Alexander moved it down to the 13,
then to the 11. From there, the Buc fullback carried it on to the nine. Bailey
moved it to the four, and then to the one. Alexander went over on the next
play.
The next touchdown was set up by an interception by Todd Hicks on the
Maine 45. After a penalty moved the Bucs back to their own 40, Alexander
hit Bailey on the Maine 39. Another penalty moved it back to the 44. It ap-
peared here that the drive was going to die, but Richardson hit Norman
Swindell to carry down to the 20 for a first down.
Richardson then hit Grimes at the five, and Alexander passed over the
middle to Grimes for the score, making it 24-0.
During the final period, the offense slacked up and was in trouble until the
final minutes. Then after Maine had been forced to punt, the Bucs took over
on their own 45. On the first play, Alexander went through the line, fought
loose from several tacklers and raced 55 yards to the final score of the game.
TANGERINE BOWL STATS
MNE ECC
Pinst) DOWNS 225, 9 oA a ee ee 9 18
Rushing Yardage 4 ee 66 WA
Pass YarGage = 6 86 184
Passes 7-26-4 13-26-1
PUSS 2 8-38.0 5-40.2
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Yards Penalized 3� 50 59
Mane. eo Fe 0 6860 6 00 U0
ECC O 10 14 7 = 31
ECC - Kriz 24 field goal
ECC - Abernathy 35 pass from Richardson (Kriz kick) (Kriz kick)
ECC - Alexander 1 run (Kriz kick) ECC - Alexander 55 run (Kriz kick)
Rushing: Alexander (ECC) 31-170, Bailey (ECC) 8-27, Belisle (M), 11-40, Harney (M) 7-25.
Passing: Richardson (ECC) 9-17-118, Alexander (ECC) 3-7-39, Platter (M) 5-19-61, DeVarney (M)
2-7-25.
Receiving: Grimes (ECC) 4-33, Odom (ECC) 3-37, Swindell (ECC) 2-40, Keaney (M) 3-5, Doyle (M) 2-27.
ECC - Grimes 5 pass from Alexander
179
1978 Independence Bowl
East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13
Dec. 16, 1978 at Shreveport, La.
Attendance: 18,200
East Carolina Wins Independence Bowl
By Jim Kyle
Daily Reflector Sports Writer
Shreveport, La. - 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 Pirate's first bowl appearance since they defeated Maine 31-0
in the 1965 Tangerine Bowl. After yesterday's game, ECU coach Pat Dye ex-
pressed the hope of bigger and better bowls in the Bucs' future.
The victory wasn't the only honor ECU garnered in yesterday's 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, re-
ceived the award as the top defensive player.
The East Carolina defense completely shut down the Bulldog running at-
tack, 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.
Dye also had praise for his offensive unit. 'I'm particularly proud of the of-
fensive line. The offensive line has made tremendous progress and (quarter-
back Leander) Green is executing out offense as well as it can be expected."'
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 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 | 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 the 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.
...fech Coach Maxie 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 322-275 Pirate ad-
vantage in total offense, was the result of the Bucs being able to capitalize
on Bulldogs 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.
INDEPENDENCE BOWL STATS
ET ECU
Pirst- DOWNS! 2 A ee ree. ee 18 17
Rushes: Vards 7-2 33-12 67-278
Passing Yards 9 ss) 8 a 263 54
otal Offense. = 275 332
massing. 2. a 52-18-3 13-4-0
met Yards = 9 5 6 97
ROMUNG ec 5-41.6 7-30.4
Romaiios:Yards.... 2 ee 0-0 7-65
Rumbles FOSt) #92. 4-4 2-2
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E - Collins 3 run (Lamm kick)
E - Green 1 run (Lamm kick)
E - Collins 1 run (Lamm kick)
L - Spruiell 32 pass from Thibodeaux (Swilley kick)
L - 36 FG Swilley
E - Sutton 45 run (Lamm kick)
E - Hicks 2 run (Lamm kick)
L - 24 FG Swilley
Rushing: Sutton (ECU) 17-143, Clark (LAT) 6-28.
Passing: Green (ECU) 4-13-0/54, Barkley (LAT) 12-39-3/160, Thibodeaux (LAT) 6-13-0/103.
Receiving: Gallaher (ECU)3-33, Spruiell (LAT) 7-130.
ECU Bowl Histor
1963 Eastern Bowl
East Carolina 27, Northeastern 6
Dec. 14, 1963 at Allentown, Pa.
Attendance: 2,700
Pirates Take 27-6 Bowl Game Victory Over Huskies
By Charles Vaughan
Daily Reflector Sports Editor
Allentown, Pa. - Overcoming almost overwhelming odds, the East
Carolina Pirates moved into Allentown Friday and swept away all of the
Eastern Bowl honors - a 27-6 bowl game victory, the most valuable back
and the most valuable lineman.
Tom Michel, a 205-pound fullback, was selected as the game's Most
Valuable Back. The husky junior carried the ball 20 times and picked up a
total of 149 yards rushing. He also passed four times and completed two.
One of the highlights of the contest was an 82-yard touchdown jaunt by
Michel which broke the game open for the Bucs.
The Most Valuable Lineman award was carried away by East Carolina's
middle linebacker and defensive quarterback Frankie Galloway. Galloway's
prowess on the football field is nothing new to Pirate fans. The senior hustler
was selected as a Little All-America prior to leaving for Allentown.
Dinky Mills, a junior from Ayden, was honored at the post-game banquet
as East Carolina's Most Improved Player. Mills took over the wingback posi-
tion for the Pirates after East Carolina's first two wingbacks had been injured.
The 5-7 speedster then retained his position during the remainder of the
season.
...Early in the first period, the Pirates put their first six points on the
scoreboard as Michel raced over his own right tackle for a 15-yard TD jaunt.
Mills and blocking back Maurice Allen threw bone-shaking blocks to lead
Michel over the Northeastern University goal line.
Tailback Bill Cline then attempted to pass for the extra two points, but he
was hauled down in the Pirate backfield before he could get the pass away.
During the remainder of the first half, the Northeastern University Huskies
appeared to dominate the game. The Huskies moved to the Pirate 11 yard
line On One occasion and to the Buc 28 on another. However, both times, the
East Carolina defensive unit bowed its neck and held the Huskies scoreless.
In the third period, Northeastern's Max St. Victor put the Huskies back in
the game by virtue of his seemingly educated toe. St. Victor booted a 48-yard
field goal with 11 minutes left in the third period to slice the Pirate lead to 6-3.
With three minutes remaining in the quarter, St. Victor booted a 38-yard
field goal to tie the game 6-6 and send Northeastern fans into an uproar.
...On the next play, Michel loped over right tackle and then turned on the
speed as he raced 82 yards to paydirt to boost the Bucs to a 12-6 advantage.
The extra point kick was made by Ralph Royster and the Bucs led 13-6.
The touchdown romp by Michel provided the spark the Pirates needed as
they came up with two additional scores in the fourth period of play.
With 14:40 left in the fourth quarter, tailback Bill Cline fired a pass
downfield intended for wingback Larry Rudisill. The pass was blocked and
knocked into the air by a pair of Northeastern defenders.
Rudisill picked the ball out of the atmosphere and raced down the
sidelines untouched to climax the 81-yard TD play. The PAT by Roster and
the Bucs led 20-6.
Four minutes later, the Pirates were adding still another score to their
already impressive advantage. Bovender fired a pass to Allen all alone in the
end zone to increase the Buc lead to 26-6. The play covered 17 yards and
was followed by a PAT off the sure foot of Royster to set the score up a notch,
27-6.
EASTERN BOWL STATS
NE ECC
eC, eS 14 15
mente 8 150 309
ABO TAIGAGG a ee. 92 161
POMS G | a a 12-6-3 26-8-0
OG CRO a 242 470
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N - St. Victor 48 field goal
N - St. Victor 38 field goal
E - Michel 82 run (Royster kick)
E - Rudisill 81 pass from Cline (Royster kick)
E - Allen 17 pass from Bovender (Royster kick)
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1964 Tangerine Bowl
East Carolina 14, Massachusetts 13
Dec. 12, 1964 at Orlando, Fla.
Attendance: 7,000
Bucs Gain NCAA Atlantic Coast Championship
By Woody Peele
Daily Reflector Sports Editor
Orlando, Fla. - East Carolina College spotted the University of
Massachusetts a 13-0 lead, then roared back in the third and fourth periods
to take a 14-13 victory and claim the NCAA Atlantic Coast Small College Cham-
pionship and the 1964 Tangerine Bowl crown.
... Fhe Redmen had shot in front on second period and third period passes
from Mass quarterback Jerry Whelchel to halfback Ken Palm, who was
presented with the Sportsmanship Trophy.
But with Bill Cline, who was named the outstanding player, and George
Richardson grinding out the yardage, the Bucs came from nowhere to take
the win.
...In the opening period, East Carolina received the kickoff and had to punt,
with Massachusetts taking over on their own 35. But after a penalty, the Redmen
were back on the 30, where Whelchel's first pass attempt was pulled down
by Jerry Tolley, who carried it down to the 12.
From there, the Bucs drove to the three, where with fourth and one, Cline's
pass to Dinky Mills in the end zone was off and the Redmen took over.
...But then fate struck back for the Redmen, as Dave Alexander fumbled
and the Redmen took over on the 13. Whelchel then connected with Palm
for a 13-yard scoring pass, and the UM quarterback added the PAT for a 7-0
lead with 13:24 left in the period.
Following the kickoff, East Carolina drove toward the goal line for the third
time. But at the 19, George Richardson went back to pass and was hit from
his blind side and fumbled, with UMass recovering.
But UMass, hurt by a penalty, had to punt and the Bucs took over on their
own 25. With Alexander leading the way, the Bucs moved downfield. Cline
hit John McPhaul for a 33 yard gain to put the ball on the UMass 29, and then
hit Churchill Grimes for a six-yard gain. Mills added five more yards to make
a first and ten on the 18.
But on the next play, Palm pulled down a Cline pass to end the threat.
In the second half, the Redmen took the opening kickoff and put the ball
in play on their own 33. From there, they moved to their 39, where Whelchel
tossed his second bomb to Palm for a 61-yard touchdown. But the PAT kick
by Whelchel was wide and it was 13-0 with 10:32 left in the period.
...Then George Richardson entered the game. Alexander had been
hampered during the second half by a possible rib injury, but Richardson took
right over for him, driving to the 13 on the next play. Cline was thrown for a
yard loss, but Richardson bulled his way through the middle, down to the three,
and then crashed over on the next play for the first Buc score. Cline attempted
to pass to Bumgarner for the PAT, but the officials ruled that he had trapped
the ball, and it was 13-6 with 2:01 left.
... Starting on the 10, the Bucs moved for the winning score. On the first
play, Cline unleashed a long one to speedster Whitty Bass, which carried 67
yards, down to the UMass 23. Richardson added another yard, and then Cline
rounded end for the score.
At 13-12, the Bucs decided to gamble on the two-pointer again, and Pete
Crane pulled it in for the clincher, making it 14-13 with 7:41 left.
The fired-up Buc defense then stopped UMass twice, and the Bucs were
on the threshold again, when time ran out on them on the Redmen's three.
TANGERINE BOWL STATS
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Rushing: Richardson (ECC) 14-69, Alexander (ECC) 13-39, Cline (ECC) 12-39, Ross (Mass) 7-55.
Passing: Cline (ECC) 8-16-178, Whelchel (Mass) 8-14-145.
Receiving: Bumgarner (ECC) 5-69, Mills (ECC) 2-45, Palm (Mass) 3-84.
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1992 Peach Bowl
East Carolina 37, N.C. State 34
Jan. 1, 1992 at Atlanta, Ga.
Attendance: 59,322 (Peach Bowl Record)
Bowl Win Over Pack Caps 11-1 Season
By Mike Grizzard
Daily Reflector Sports Editor
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 story-
book 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. ''l think we've added a special meaning to 'I believe' or 'We believe'
or however you want to say it because | 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 (the bowl moves to the Georgia
Dome next year) 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 | guess we know who's the best in
North Carolina."
East Carolina, with its second-straight win in a series that was discon-
tinued in 1987, can make that claim. But for three-plus quarters, the
Wolfpack were 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 time was an ally and first downs were critical, ECU's defense
got tough and State wilted.
'| thought we were the better team there for a while,'' N.C. State head
coach Dick Sheridan said. ''But we didn't get the job done either offensively,
defensively or the kicking game."
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 com-
pleted 31 of 51 passes for 378 yards, threw four touchdowns and was in-
tercepted 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, in-
cluding the game-winner with 1:32 left.
The Wolfpack fumbled with just over a minute to go then lost on a last-
second 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 too over.
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 50-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 the 4:18 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.
Barbour, Manior and Downs were workhorses as State drove 68 yards in
13 series on its first possession for a 7-0 lead. Downs scored on a 2-yard dive
over the top.
ECU tied it when Blake flipped a 5-yard pass to Van Buren, but State
cashed in a Sebastian Savage interception in the second period for a 14-7.
Jordan threw a 4-yard pass to Todd Harrison for the TD.
Anthony Brenner's 27-yard field goal put ECU within 14-10, then Blake
fired a 55-yard strike to Hunter Gallimore 1:39 before the half for a 17-14 lead.
Brenner missed a 46-yard field goal attempt after an interception by
Jones, then the Wolfpack extended its lead to 27-17 with an 8-play, 71-yard
drive.
Three passes to Davenport highlighted the drive. Manior got the score on
a 1-yard plunge.
Davenport burned Walker after Johnson's fumble to put State up 34-17.
PEACH BOWL STATS
ECU NCSU
First: DOWNS 29. 2 ee ee 24 20
Rushes Yards: 5 a 24-42 56-186
Passing: Valds (2 eee a ee 378 197
hota. Oifensee =. es... 420 383
PASOUNG!. 4e5 e a s 51-31-3 24-16-1
Metin Yards ...... 10.4) ewe oe... ee 58 38
PUminGn os oe ee ed ee 4-41.5 8-35.8
Penaities-valds �2: eee ee ae 8-45 5-34
Fumbes-lost 3 ie 4-1 1-1
NC, ole. Cc TAS TT = oa
East Caloliad =. ee 7 100 CO 20 = 7
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 - Manior 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 YOs.
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.
1932-Present
A
James Allen Abernathy (E)
Hilderbran, 1965
Kelly Abeyounis, 1932
Amos Adams (SE)
High Point, 1983-86
Calvin Adams (FS)
High Point, 1982-84
Frank Adams (T)
Goldsboro, 1968-69
Nate Adams (RB)
Fuquay-Varina, 1977
Stefon Adams (FL)
High Point, 1981-84
Walter Adams (T)
Deptford, N.J., 1968-69
Jimmy Adkins (E)
Kinston, 1966-68
Bill Albertson (T)
Kinston, 1962
Jesse Aldridge (G)
Greenville, 1950-51
Mike Aldridge (E)
Greenville, 1969-70
Dave Alexander (FB)
Washington, D.C., 1963-65
Robert Alexander
Ott Alford (E), 1950
Huey Allen (FB), 1955
Jack Allen (C), 1954-55
Jimmy Allen (T), 1954
Maurice Allen (FB)
Henderson, 1961-63
Rodney Allen (K)
Henderson, 1977-80
Perry Allred (FB)
High Point, 1978
Tom Allsbrook (QB), 1951-54
Joey Aloia
Howard Aman (HB), 1935
Michael Anderson (QB)
Decatur, Ga., 1991-92
Henry Andrews, 1946-47
Jay Andrews (L)
Louisville, KY, 1963-65
Sam Andrews (T), 1936
Joe Answer (G), 1953
Mike Applewhite (DT)
Henderson, 1987-89
C.O. Armstrong, 1932
Jackie Armstrong (WR)
South Bend, Ind., 1986
Keith Arnold (C)
Kennesaw, Ga., 1988-91
Theodore Ashford (WR)
Durham, 1974
Lee Atkinson (HB), 1957-58
Al Auerback (T), 1949-51
Melvyn Austin (WB)
Charlotte, 1968-69
Jeff Autry (DE)
Covington, Ga., 1982
Raz Autry (G), 1948-49
Adrian Ayers (HB), 1935-37
B
Gary Bach (C)
Arlington, Va., 1963
Vincent Badalamenti (E)
Nutley, N.J., 1965
Silas Baggett, 1948
Bill Bailey (FB)
Tarboro, 1962; 1965-66
ECU All-Time Lettermen
Bob Bailey (QB)
Bloomingdale, N.J., 1972-74
Bobby Bailey, 1946
Mike Baker (LB)
Kinston, 1968
Tony Baker (TB)
High Point, 1982-85
Garland Ballard (T)
New Bern, 1969
Kevin Banks (DE)
Gloucester, Va., 1982-84
Maury Banks (OG)
Thomasville, 1981-83
Larry Barker (C), 1954
Henry Barneman, 1946-47
Teddy Barnes (FB), 1952-53
Lynn Barnett (C), 1956-59
Adrian Barnhill (LB)
Greenville, 1988-90; 1992
Jack Barrett, 1932
Roy Barrow (B), 1934
Sonny Basinger (HB)
Concord, 1959-60
Dennis Basnight, 1946
Addison Bass (OT)
Washington, 1972
Garrall Bass (G), 1946-49
Glenn Bass (HB)
Wilson, 1957-60
Raymond Bass (FB), 1952-53
Whitty Bass (TB)
Wilson, 1962-64
Derrek Batson (WR)
Miami, Fla., 1992
Lew Bauer, 1947
Harold Beale (E), 1956-59
Alden Bean (T), 1952
Billy Beard (DB)
Kannapolis, 1968-69
Garrett Beasley (DB)
Atlanta, Ga., 1991-92
Hall Pugh Beck (B), 1937
R.L. Beeman (DB)
Montgomery, Ala., 1988-90
Victory Bell, 1946-47
Fred Benevento (TB)
Arlington, Va., 1970-71
Gilbert Bennett (QB), 1950
Moe Bennett (LB)
Lexington, 1980-83
Rick Bennett (OT)
Gaithersburg, Md., 1974-75
Terry Bennett (WR)
Miami, Fla., 1988; 1991
Andre Bentley (LB)
Goldsboro, 1979
Jack Benzie (HB), 1949-52
Chuck Berleth (PK)
Chicago, Ill., 1986-87
Mickey Berman (T), 1948; 1950
John Bernhardt (T)
Salisbury, 1964
Allen Berry, 1947
Dave Berry (DB)
Elizabeth City, 1972
Larry Berry (LB)
New Bern, 1983-86
Ralph Betesh (T)
Brooklyn, N.Y., 1969-71
Betterworth, 1948
Phil Bilodeau (T)
Manchester, N.H., 1967-69
Ben Billings (TE)
Charlotte, 1986-87
Charlie Bishop (HB), 1955-58
Chuck Bishop (QB)
Hamlet, 1980-83
Lloyd Black (TE)
Sanford, 1982-83
Camp Blake
Carlos Blake (WR)
Macon, Ga., 1992
Jeff Blake (QB)
Sanford, Fla., 1990-91
John Blanchard, 1932
Tommy Bland (G), 1957
Harold Blue (RB)
Laurinburg, 1978-81
Edward Boado (HB)
1952-55
Mike Boaz (DB)
Fairmont, 1967-69
Bill Bodenhamer (OG)
Jacksonville, 1971
Charles Boggs (WB)
Fairfax, Va., 1964
Jeff Bolch (P)
Hickory, 1982-84
Jim Bolding (S)
High Point, 1973-76
Larry Bolger (OT)
Arnold, Md., 1972-73
Paul Bolin (CB)
Beulaville, 1975
Shannon Boling (DE)
Asheville, 1985-88
Wayne Bolt (OG)
Augusta, Ga., 1975
Erik Booker (RB)
Newkensington, Pa., 1990
Ken Booth (T), 1948-49
Charles Boothe (DE)
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 1992
Dave Bosnick (LB)
Long Island, N.Y., 1973-74
Randy Bost (SS)
Kannapolis, 1982-84
Roger Bost (E)
Statesville, 1967-69
Walter Bostic (G)
Warsaw, 1964-66
Al Boudreau (FB)
Falls Church, Va., 1973-75
Jim Boulding (FS)
High Point, 1975
Ken Bourgeous (C)
New Orleans, La., 1985-86
Buddy Bovender (TB)
Winston-Salem, 1963
Paul Bowen (T), 1933-34
Pat Bowens (FB)
Fayetteville, 1983-86
Bob Boyd (C), 1949
Vaughn Bozman (TE-k)
Crewe, Va., 1971
Bernie Braak (G)
Castle Hayne, 1967
Stephen Braddy (LB)
Washington, 1988-91
J.D. Bradford (E), 1952-55
Bob Bradley (E), 1949-51
Rich Bradley (LB)
Collingdale, Pa., 1970
Ed Bradt (1), 1959
Reggie Branch (TB-FB)
Sanford, Fla., 1982-84
Bob Brandon (DT)
Fuquay, 1974
Harry Brandt (FB)
West Long Branch, N.J., 1964
182
Terry Brayboy (CB)
Zebulon, 1975
David Breece (B), 1937
Jim Brennan (G)
Arlington, Va., 1964
Anthony Brenner (PK)
High Point, N.C., 1991
Claude Brett (G)
Portsmouth, Va., 1962
Mike Brewington (LB)
Greenville, 1976-79
Michael Bridges (DB)
Hickory, 1966-68
Joe Bright (DE)
Chesapeake, Va., 1988
Dave Brill (T)
Woodstock, Va., 1968-69
Jack Britt (HB), 1950-53
John Britt (LB)
Hampton, Va., 1984
Ralph Britt (FB), 1952
Donald Britton (E)
Chincoteauge, Va., 1968-70
Jack Broadhurst, 1932
Ed Brogdon (DB)
Turbeville, S.C., 1987-90
Jerry Brooks (T), 1954-57
Lawrence Brooks (DT)
Elizabeth City, 1983-84
John Brothers (TB)
Rockingham, 1969-70
Adrian Brown (G), 1938-39; 1941
Carl Brown (C)
Lexington, 1964-65
Charles Brown, 1946
Jim Brown (E)
Raleigh, 1968
Johnny Brown (T), 1951-53
Keith Brown (SS)
Harrisburg, Pa., 1982-83
Lawson Brown (E)
Lexington, 1969
Mickey Brown (T)
Asheboro, 1962
Stephen Brown (OT)
Winston-Salem, N.C., 1991
Wiley Brown (G), 1941
C.J. Browne (E), 1958-59
Doug Bryant (HB), 1948-49
Walter Bryant (DT)
Norfolk, Va., 1985-87
Willie Bryant (OT)
Glassboro, N.J., 1974-75
John Buchholz (DE)
Southern Pines, 1970-71
Steve Buchholz (FB)
Dayton, Ohio, 1966
Ikey Bullard (BB)
Lumberton, 1963-65
Larry Bullard (K)
Wilmington, 1974
Bud Bullock, 1932
Nick Bullock (MG)
Durham, 1974-75
Tommy Bullock (DB)
Raleigh, 1967-69
Bobby Bumgarner (E)
Granite Falls, 1960-62
Dave Bumgarner (E)
Valdese, 1962-64
Bubba Bunn (TB)
Goldsboro, 1981; 1984
Wilton Bunn (DT)
Newport News, Va., 1972
Ken Burgess (G), 1955-57
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Winston-Salem, 1971-73
Clay Burnett (DT)
Clearwater, Fla., 1973-75
Ken Burnette (LB)
Spruce Pine, 1988-91
Troy Burnette, 1932-33
Bill Burton (T)
Hampton, Va., 1961-62
Donald Burton (G), 1951-53
Chuck Bushbeck (PK)
Philadelphia, Pa., 1981
Earl Burton (G)
Charlottesville, Va., 1968-69
Jerome Butler (T), 1941
Rocky Butler (C)
Greenville, 1978-80
Walter Butler
John Butts (WB)
Orange Park, Fla., 1968
Earnest Byner (RB)
Milledgeville, Ga., 1980-83
Darren Bynum (WR)
Wilson, 1988-90
Charles Byrd, 1947
Ken Byrd (WR)
Wilson, 1989
Reggie Byrd (G), 1949-50
Cc
Bill Cain (E), 1957-59
William E. Cain (E), 1953-54
Chauncey Calfee (B), 1934
Worth Calfee (HB), 1935
Dave Callahan (OT)
Cheverly, Md., 1970-71
Thurston Callahan (T), 1950-52
Blake Camp (LB)
Lithonia, Ga., 1975
Don Campbell (G)
Salisbury, 1960
Paul Campbell (G)
Mount Pleasant, 1969
Cary Canady (T)
Lumberton, 1959-60
Thomas Canady (FB), 1951-52
Mitchell Cannon (C)
Farmville, 1963-65
Johnny Canup (WB)
Salisbury, 1963-64
Rally Caparas (CB)
Charleston, S.C., 1983
Steve Cardano (DT)
Cheverly, Md., 1970
Ed Carlson (E)
Charlotte, 1966
Carl Carney (OG)
Columbia, S.C., 1988
Jerry Carpenter (QB), 1958-59
Primrose Carpenter (G)
1934-37
Thomas Carnes (OT)
Norfolk, Va., 1981-82
David Carr (TE)
Reisterstown, Md., 1986
Ken Carroll (OT)
Levittown, Pa., 1991
Gene Carson (T), 1938
Aaron Carter (DT)
Gaithersburg, Md., 1984-85
Archie Carter (LB)
Wallace, 1971-72
Bernard Carter (DE)
Tallahassee, Fla., 1990-92
Bob Carter (T), 1950
Dwight Carter (T)
Newport News, Va., 1965
Charlie Carter (DB)
Fayetteville, 1977-79
Charles Carver (E), 1950
William Carver (SE)
Fayetteville, 1985; 1988
John Casazza (QB)
Madison Township, N.J.,
1970-71
Felix Cecot (C), 1937
Richard Chadwick, 1939
William Chadwick (G), 1953
Bob Chambers (E), 1952-55
Brent Chambers (SS)
Spencer, 1980
Russ Chandler (OG)
Hendersonville, 1970
Fred Chavis (DE)
Dunn, 1975-78
Ricky Cheatham (QB)
Columbus, Ga., 1972
Ned Cheely (C)
Virginia Beach, Va., 1971-73
Cecil Cherry (G)
Washington, 1962
Charlie Cherry (E), 1953
Dick Cherry (QB), 1953-56
Lyn Cherry (E)
Durham, 1969
Morris Cherry (E)
Durham, 1968
Chesson (E), 1935
Wavely Chesson (C)
1953-56
Tom Chipok (QB)
Virginia Beach, Va., 1973-74
Bobby Clair (FB)
Hartsville, S.C., 1985
Noah Clark (DT)
Robersonville, 1976-79
Robert Clark (E), 1956
Steve Clark (TE)
Charlottesville, Va., 1972
Duke Clarke (C-LB)
Fort Mitchell, Ky., 1969-70
Earl Clary (K)
Emporia, Va., 1969-70
_.B. Clayton, Jr. (7)
Angier, 1965-66; 1971
Ryan Clayton (LB)
Raleigh, N.C., 1991-92
Bill Cline (TB)
Valdese, 1962-64
Gaither Cline (FB), 1951-54
Leroy Cobb (T)
Greensboro, 1964-66
Marvin Cobb (RB-FB)
Raleigh, 1979-82
Cockrell, 1948
Harry Cohen (LB)
Cameron, 1974
Tom Coleman (OG)
Miami, Fla., 1991
Joe Colenda (RHB)
Oxford, 1974
Milton Collier (QB), 1952-55
Anthony Collins (RB)
Penn Yan, N.Y., 1977-80
Wallace Collins (E)
Dover, Del., 1964
Jimmy Collins (FB)
Durham, 1965
Arthur Colson (RB)
Jacksonville, 1982
183
ECU All-Time Lettermen
Butch Colson (FB)
Elizabeth City, 1967-69
Richard Combs (FB)
Kannapolis, 1973
Pete Conaty (QB)
Annandale, Va., 1974-76
Richard Conder (T), 1955
Kyle Condrey (OG-C)
Marion, 1986-88
Archie Congleton (T)
1950-52
Charles Conner, 1947
Robert Conway (E), 1954-56
Charles Cooke (T), 1957-59
Jeff Cooke (NG)
Sanford, 1990-92
Sid Cooke (TB)
Colonial Heights, Va., 1964
Fred Cooper (E), 1941
Hank Cooper (DB)
Smyrna, Ga., 1992
Tommy Cooper (TE)
Hendersonville, 1970
Richard Corrada (WB)
Richmond, Va., 1968-70
Milt Corsey (TB)
Westville, N.J., 1981-82
Richard Cortese (T)
Washington, D.C., 1964
Bill Cothren (DB)
Statesville, 1966-68
Dealton Cotton (NG)
Norfolk, Va., 1990-92
Tom Counter (SE)
Virginia Beach, Va., 1970
Boyd Cox, 1933
"'Bud'' Cox, 1933
Franklin Cox (T)
Plymouth, 1964
Chuck Craddock (OG)
Richmond, Va., 1972
Pete Crane (E)
Fayetteville, 1964-66
Charles Craven (E), 1941
Al Crawford (G)
Greenville, 1962
Ken Crawford (OG)
Riviera Beach, Fla., 1991-92
Jimmy Creech (C)
Wilmington, 1970-72
Junior Creech (K)
Smithfield, N.C., 1977
Tod Creech (OT)
Zebulon, 1988-89
Johnny Crew (C)
Morgantown, 1964-66
David Crumbie (DB)
Tallahassee, Fla., 1992
George Crump (DE)
Chesapeake, Va., 1978-81
Carlester Crumpler (RB)
Wilson, 1971-73
Carlester Crumpler, Jr. (TE)
Greenville, 1990-92
Mike Crusie (LB)
Jacksonville, 1973-75
Terry Cumberworth (OG)
Moline, Ill., 1971-72
Zaim Cunmulaj (NG)
N. Farmington, Mich., 1991-92
Clarence Cunningham (HB)
1935
Alonzo Custer (C-LB)
Green Cove Springs, Fla., 1969
John Cutler (G), 1958-59
D
Dave Dadisman (LB)
Dunbar, W.V., 1971-74
Tim Dameron (SE)
Burlington, 1970-72
Martin Daniel (DT)
Danville, Va., 1982
David Daniels (RB)
Greenville, 1988-91
Jim Danks (HB), 1948-49
Bill Darby (HB), 1947-50
J. Darrell
Tom Daub (FB)
Tower City, Pa., 1974-76
James Daughtridge (C)
1957
John Daughtry (E), 1949-51
BoJack Davenport (WR)
Fayetteville, 1987-88
Vern Davenport (SE)
Grifton, 1978-80
Bill Davidson, 1940
Davis (T), 1935
Buford Davis (E)
Raeford, 1966
Clark Davis (TE)
Wilson, 1971-73
Ike Davis, 1947-48
Jack Davis, 1946-47
Mike Davis (DE)
Rocky Mount, 1979-81
Richard Davis (BB)
Bladenboro, 1964
Ruffin Davis, 1933
Steve Davis (G)
Smithfield, 1968-70
Tony Davis (LB)
Cambridge, Mass., 1991-92
Vernon Davis (FB), 1954
Vernon Davis (FB)
Clayton, 1958-60
Wayne Davis (G)
Warsaw, 1957-60
Ted Day (G)
Washington, 1962-64
Brad Decker (DE)
Roseto, Pa., 1975
Samuel Dees (G), 1936
David DeGrange (E)
Elliott City, Md., 1964-65
Jonathan Deming (K)
Richmond, Va., 1974
Gerald Demond (G), 1937
Bucky Dennis (E), 1957
Eddie Dennis (QB), 1954-55
George Dennis (G), 1956
Tom Dennis (E), 1933-36
Bob Derring (T), 1956
Grady Dickerson (G), 1952-54
Ellis Dillahunt (DB)
Jacksonville, 1984-87
Jerry Dillon (LB)
Lake Placid, Fla., 1989-92
Ken Dodd (G)
Norfolk, Va., 1964
Kirk Doll (DE)
Wichita, Kan., 1971-72
Mike Donohue (DT)
Levittown, N.Y., 1986
Ronnie Douthit (DE)
Winston-Salem, 1970
Jake Dove (OT)
Havelock, 1974-76
Robert Dowd (T), 1934
Bob Dozier (T), 1936
ECU All-Time Leffermen
Pat Draughon (HB), 1957-59
Joe Dresback, 1932
Clayton Driver (WR)
College Park, Ga., 1990-92
Mike Dross (FB)
Marietta, Ga., 1975-77
Todd Drugac (T)
Boonton, N.J., 1987-89
William Dudash (B), 1937-39
Jeff Dudley (E)
Stella, 1966-68
Tony Dudley (DE)
Clinton, 1971-72
Skipper Duke (T)
Washington, 1962-64
Tim Dumas (OT)
McLeansville, 1983-85
Jack Dunn (G), 1934
Allen Dupree, 1947-48
William Dutka (QB), 1953
Charles Dyson (G), 1957
E
William Eanes (FB), 1953
Bob Eason, 1932-33
Theo Eason, 1933-34
Rick Eason (OG)
Ayden, 1971-72
Barriet Easterling (DB)
Raeford, 1986
Terry Edmondson (C)
Fayetteville, 1968-70
Wash Edwards (DE)
Lumberton, Miss., 1972-73
Vince Eiduke (QB)
Washington, Pa., 1961-62
Ron Eley (FL)
Ahoskie, 1985
Chuck Eller (OT)
Bowie, Md., 1974
Ralph Elliot (G), 1937-38
Richard Elliot (DHB)
Knoxville, Tenn., 1969
Marvin Elliott (DB)
Alexandria, Va., 1978-81
Leon Ellis (G), 1948-50
Mike Ellis (DB)
Burlington, 1966
Robert Ellis (WB)
Burlington, 1964-66
John Elrod (E)
Norman, Okla., 1968-69
Ed Emory (G)
Lancaster, S.C., 1957-59
Nath Epstein (B), 1934
Marvin Ervin (OT)
Morganton, 1980
Mike Ervin (TE)
Edenton, 1970
Mac Eure, 1947
Stan Eure (WR)
Chesapeake, Va., 1971-73
Edwards Evans, 1940
Pete Everette, 1946-47
F
James Faircloth (C), 1952-53;
1956-57
Lonnie Farmer (LB)
Richmond, Va., 1972
Larry Farrare (WR)
Cambridge, Md., 1991
Henry Farraro (DT), 1986
Robert K. Farris (K)
Falls Church, Va., 1965-67
Ellie Fearing, 1946
Oliver Felton (NG)
Hertford, 1975-78
Francis Ferebee (FB), 1934-37
Linwood Ferguson (FB)
Greenville, 1972
Andre Fields (SE)
Portsmouth, Va., 1986; 1988
David Fields (DB)
Greensboro, 1974
Derrick Fields (DB)
Clearwater, Fla., 1989-91
Russell Fields (G)
Greenville, 1963
Jake Fine (PK)
Thomasville, 1989
Drew Fish (SE)
Fuquay-Varina, 1975-77
luke Fisher (LB)
Medford, N.J., 1988-91
Dwight Flanagan (DB)
Edenton, 1967-70
Jim Flowe (DB)
Charlotte, 1966-68
Fred Floyd (G), 1952
Greg Floyd (RB-DB)
Anderson, S.C., 1990-92
Jim Floyd (T)
Loris, S.C., 1962
John Floyd (C)
Fairmont, 1980-83
Jim Fly, 1948
Jack Foley, Ill (TB)
Greenville, 1964
James Foots (QB), 1935
Charles Forbes (WB)
Robersonville, 1964-66
Keith Ford (FS)
Hilton Head, S.C., 1984-85
Henry Fordham (C), 1950-51
Morris Foreman (DB)
Farmville, N.C., 1992
Forney (B), 1937
Harold Fort (LB)
Raleigh, 1975-77
George Franklin (FB)
Mt. 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
G.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
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
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., 1991-92
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
George Graybill (E), 1950-51
Billy Green (E), 1940-41
Leander Green (QB)
Fayetteville, 1977-79
Eddie Greene (E)
Hamlet, 1969
Leman Greene, 1946
Steve Greer (QB)
Durham, 1976-78
James Greeson (E), 1953-54
Robert Gregson (G)
Asheboro, 1959-60
Ben Grieb (G)
Alexandria, Va., 1966-68
184
Chad Grier (QB)
Charlotte, 1990
Fee Griffin (NG)
Tabb, Va., 1978-81
Churchill Grimes (E)
Washington, 1964-66
Joe Grinage (DL)
Brooklyn, N.Y., 1983-85
John Grinnell (C)
Arlington, Va., 1973-75
Lynwood Grissom (QB)
1951-52
Jim Gudger (BB)
Commerce, Texas, 1967-70
Robert Guido (BB)
Hollywood, Fla., 1969
Robert Gutowski (LB)
Amsterdam, N.Y., 1974
Guy (B), 1936
John Guyette (T)
Fairless Hills, Pa., 1966
Tony Guzzo (kK)
Norfolk, Va., 1968; 1970
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Al Habit (E), 1953
Jeff Hagans (C)
Greenville, 1977-79
Stuart Haithcock (QB)
Burlington, 1974
Steve Hale (FS)
Columbus, Ga., 1975-77
Alan Hall (FB)
Chesapeake, Va., 1966
Carlton Hall (QB), 1955
Chris Hall (DB)
Fort Dix, N.J., 1988-91
Gerald Hall (SE)
Edenton, 1976-78
Leon Hall (DT)
Cambria Heights, N.Y., 1984-87
R.G. Hall (E), 1953-54
Ray Hall (FB), 1954; 1957
Winfred Hall (C), 1954
John Hallow, 1978-79
Louis Hallow (C), 1953-55
Phil Halstead (HB)
Charleston, W.V., 1958-61
Dave Hamilton (T)
Orlando, Fla., 1966-68
John Hamilton (C)
Williamsville, N.Y., 1986
Mark Hamilton (FLK)
Englewood, Colo., 1970
Steve Hamilton (TE)
Williamsville, N.Y., 1980-83
Walt Hammett (OG)
Yakima, Wash., 1990
Mike Handy (WB)
Ridgeway, 1964
Walkie Hanford (HB), 1955-57
Walter Hanford (HB), 1959
Chad Hannon (OG)
Greer, S.C., 1991
Greg Harbaugh (OG)
Westfield, N.J., 1972-74
George Hardee (T), 1950
Reggie Harden (SE)
Windsor, 1979-80
Denell Harper (RB)
Chesapeake, Va., 1987-89
Bert Harrell (C), 1957
Sam Harrell (RB)
Harrellsville, 1977-79
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Clint Harris (DB)
Chesapeake, Va., 1980-83
Fred Harris (E)
Hickory, 1969-70
Jimmy Harris (HB), 1951
Phil Harris (G)
Rocky Mount, 1962-63
William Harris, 1939
Bucky Harrison (LB)
Richmond, Va., 1974
Darrell Harrison (LB)
Wake Forest, 1971-72
Aaron Harvey (DB)
Kansas City, Kan., 1991
Ray Hassell (E), 1934
Joe Hatem (G), 1935; 1937
Henry Hatsell (E), 1935-36
Paul Haug (OT)
Fenton, Mo., 1970-71
Mike Hawkins (SE)
Manson, 1978-80
Willie Hawkins (RB)
Grimesland, 1975-77
John Hayes (HB), 1951-54
Junior Hayes, 1947-48
Bryan Haywood (DB)
Fayetteville, 1987-88
Jeff Heath (K)
Virginia Beach, Va., 1982-85
Kenneth Heath (T)
Havelock, 1963
Jack Hedgepeth, 1946
Charles Helms (E), 1953
William Helms (E), 1954-56
Alex Henderson (OT)
Columbia, S.C., 1990
Charles Henderson, 1951
Doug Henderson (WB)
Gainesville, Fla., 1967
James Henderson (HB), 1953-56
George Hendley (C-LB)
Ocala, Fla., 1969-70
Tony Hensley (C)
Bedford, Va., 1980-81
Brad Henson (OG)
Athens, Ga., 1983-84
Mike Herring (E)
Whiteville, 1965-66
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
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 (DT)
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
Charles Hoover (G), 1955-56
Jim Hoover (C)
Clinton, 1962-64
Bubba Hopkins (T)
Edenton, 1963
Fred Horeis (OT)
Roanoke, Va., 1971-73
Bartow Houston (TB)
Washington, 1962
Charles Howard (SN)
Sanford, 1990-92
Tony Howard (DT)
Columbia, S.C., 1991-92
Jimmy Howe (RB)
Brunswick, Ga., 1972-74
Larry Howell (T), 1957
Shane Hubble (DT)
St. Petersburg, Fla., 1988-90
John Huber (OT)
Greenbrook, N.J., 1971
Everette Hudson, 1941
Steve Hudson (G)
Hickory, 1965
Harold Huffman (G), 1955
Don Hughes (FB)
Tar Heel, 1974
Neal Hughes (TB)
Asheboro, 1965-67
Richard Huneycutt (E)
Portsmouth, Va., 1961; 1963
Myles Hunnicutt (E)
Vienna, Va., 1966-67
Ron Hunt (WR)
Jacksonville, 1971
Travis Hunter (QB)
Winter Garden, Fla., 1986-89
Rusty Hurley (DE)
Boca Raton, Fla., 1992
Baxter Huss (HB), 1955
Paul Hutchins (G)
Gibsonia, Pa., 1965-67
William Hux (QB), 1953-54
185
Tim Ilderton (BB)
High Point, 1969-70
Robb Imperato (PK)
Boca Raton, Fla., 1988-90
Jesse Ingram (LHB)
Ansonville, 1974
Kevin Ingram (QB)
Philadelphia, Pa., 1981-83
Wayne Inman (C)
Hope Mills, 1977-80
Brent Isley (SE)
Burlington, 1970
J
Bud Jackson, 1949
Chuck Jackson (LB)
Fayetteville, 1977-80
Lawson Jackson (FB), 1954-55
Richard Jackson (HB)
Hickory, 1961-62
Victor Jackson (RB)
E. Providence, R.I., 1990
Michael Jacobs (P)
Smithfield, N.C., 1992
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
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
Freddie Jones (WS)
Portsmouth, Va., 1979-80
Leon Jones (QB), 1949
Marvin 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 (DT)
Norfolk, Va., 1975-77
Chris Justice (LB)
Greensboro, 1974
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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 Kermon (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 Kitrell, 1946
Belmont Kittrell, 1932
James Knight (T), 1954
Bob Koehlar (WB)
Kinston, 1965-66
Vince Kolanko (RB)
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.
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
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Wilmington, 1980-81
ECU All-Time Leffermen
Bill Lamm (K)
Satellite Beach, Fla., 1978-80
Perry Lane (T)
Asheboro, 1958; 1961
Stuart Laney (G)
Wilmington, 1967-68
Robert Langston (FB), 1954
Donald Larimore (T)
1953-56
Jimmy Lassiter, 1951
Vince Lathem (OG)
Alpharetta, Ga., 1991
Charles Laughinghouse (T)
Greenville, 1964
Derrick Leaphart (C)
Decatur, Ga., 1991-92
Bob Leavitt (OG)
Alexandria, Va., 1972-73
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
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
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
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; 1988; 1990
Charles Lominac, 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, 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
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Willie Mack (DE)
Winston-Salem, 1985
Don MacKenzie (T), 1947; 1949
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 Marshmon (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
Joel Martin (C), 1952
Kelly Martin (T), 1936-38
Robert Martin (DB)
Dublin, Ga., 1986
William Neil Martin (T)
Washington 1965
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
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
Howard McAdams (FB), 1950
Victor McBryde (RB)
Red Springs, 1989-90; 1992
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, Cal., 1991-92
Compton McCurry (LB)
Summerville, S.C., 1986-89
Brian McDaniel (DE)
Weldon, 1980
Emmanuel McDaniel (DB)
Jonesboro, Ga., 1992
James McDiarmid (T)
Rocky Mount, 1960-62
Bill McDonald (T), 1949-52
Chuck McFee, 1940
McGlohon (G), 1936
Wayne McGregor (DT)
Danville, Va., 1973
Mike McGuirk (FB)
Arlington, Va., 1968-70
Mitchell McIntosh (DB)
Rockingham, 1966
Jack McJunkin, 1939
Reggie McKinney (TB)
Mt. Olive, 1985-88
Charles McKaskill (T)
Asheboro, 1969
Matt McLaughlin (TE)
Ringwood, N.J., 1986-88
Thomas McLaurin (DB)
Roseboro, 1977-79
Chris McLawhorn (FL)
Greenville, 1984
Rick McLester (K)
Oakboro, 1973
C.O. McMullan, 1946-48
Ruffin McNeill (DB)
Lumberton, 1976-79
Brian McPhatter (RB-DB)
Fayetteville, 1986-89
John McPaul (E)
Raeford, 1963-65
Corie McRae (T)
Thomasville, 1963-65
Dave Meadows (DB)
Remington, Va., 1966
Pete Meadows (C), 1951
Frank Meannle (FB), 1948-49
Greg Medlinger (E)
Spencer, 1965-67
Keith Melton (G), 1950
Jack Melvin (FB), 1949-50
William Merner (G), 1937-38
Kenny Michael (RB)
Greensboro, 1972
186
Jim Micheals, 1947
Billy Michel (OL)
Greenville, 1986-88
Thomas Michel (HB)
Arlington, Va., 1961-63
Charles Miles (RB)
Indianapolis, Ind., 1991-92
Worth Millard (G), 1952
Bob Millie (E)
Toronto, Canada, 1969-71
Bob Miller (B), 1941-43
Eric Miller (DT)
Joliet, Ill., 1974
Greg Miller (SE)
Havelock, 1970
Ronnie Miller (FL)
Thomasville, 1970
Dinky Mills (WB)
Ayden, 1962-64
Mike Mills (TB)
Statesville, 1968-70
Tim Mitchell (OC)
Lancaster, Pa., 1981-84
William Mitchell (WB)
Fayetteville, 1969-71
Tom Mixon (C), 1955-56
Peter Moe (kK)
Kirstiansand, Norway, 1967
Joe Molineaux (DT)
Grafton, Va., 1986-87
Don Mollenhauer (C-LB)
Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., 1969-71
Richard Monds (G), 1955-57
Alex Monroe (T)
Aberdeen, 1968-69
Jarrod Moody (RB)
Rocky Mount, 1985-88
Aubrey Moore (OG)
Wilson, 1971
Ken Moore (DE)
Harrells, 1971-74
Robert Moore (E)
Roanoke Rapids, 1959-60
Kevin Moran (G)
Manchester, N.H., 1965-67
James Morgan, 1933
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Greensboro, 1978-81
John Morris (DE)
Durham, 1976-79
John Morris (T)
Norfolk, Va., 1968-69
Reggie Moss (TE)
Elizabeth City, 1977
Jack Moye (G), 1938
Steve Mulder (LB)
Bowie, Md., 1974
Robert Muldrow (E)
Bishopville, S.C., 1961
Matt Mulholland (OT)
Bethesda, Md., 1976-79
Eddie Murphy (NG)
Raleigh, 1977
Bruce Murray, 1940
Mike Murray (G)
Reading, Pa., 1967
Hubert Musselwhite, 1946-47
Eric Myers (DT)
Allen Park, Mich., 1991
Wally Myers (NG)
Goldsboro, 1979
Bobby Myrick (LHB)
Goldsboro, 1974-75
Mike Myrick (WR)
Goldsboro, 1971-73
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Bob Neff (OT)
Harrisonburg, Va., 1973-74
David Neill (T)
Clifton Heights, Pa., 1963
Fred Nantz (OL)
Rockingham, 1960
Carlton Nelson (QB)
Portsmouth, Va., 1979-82
Ed Nelson (DE)
Commerce, Ga., 1975-77
Eddie Nelson (HB), 1954
Gilbert Nelson (HB), 1955
Robert Nesbit (G)
Salisbury, 1961-62
Jimmy Newman (E)
Greenville, 1964
Chris Nichols (LB)
Asheboro, 1970
Ricky Nichols (SE)
Chesapeake, Va., 1981-84
Gary Niklason (LB)
McLean, Va., 1972-74
Billy Nisbet, 1932
Jack Nobles (T), 1934-35
Andy Noe, 1933
Hampton Noe (G), 1936
Jack Noe (B), 1936-38
Sam Norris (SS)
San Diego, Cal., 1982
Smokey Norris (DB)
Clinton, 1979-82
Norwood Northcutt (B)
1934-36
Ellis Nottingham (E)
Washington, D.C., 1965-67
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Ruffin Odom (E)
Ahoskie, 1963-66
John O'Driscoll (DL)
Chicago, Ill., 1986-87
Joe O'Hare (TE)
Hyattsville, Md., 1972
Harold O'Kelley (HB), 1952-55
Skipper Oliver (DB)
Fayetteville, 1966
Valla Vonga Oliver (RB)
Mt. Oliver, 1975
Ted O'Neill (C)
Dorchester, Mass., 1974
Larry O'Roark (SE)
Centreville, Va., 1980
Tim Orr (OL)
Hampton, Va., 1988
Ostraner, 1948
Charles Overton (BB)
Edenton, 1966-68
Raymond Overton (T), 1953-56
Alfred Owens (E), 1954
Deke Owens (PK)
Jacksonville, N.C., 1992
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Dick Paddock (DB)
Allison Park, Pa., 1970-72
Alvah Page, 1932
Link Page (E)
Elm City, 1968
Terry Paige (RB)
Whiteville, 1985
John Painter (E), 1952
Joe Paililli (C), 1948-49
Billy Parker (TE)
Wilmington, 1980-81
Cary Parker (HB)
Hopewell, Va., 1959-61
Derrick Parker (RB)
Greenville, 1987
Lavern Parker (DT)
Chocowinity, 1971
Ricky Parker (T)
Nashville, 1966
Randy Parrish (OG)
Lumberton, 1974-76
Mike Parnell
Jack Patterson (TB)
Jacksonville, Fla., 1969-71
Robert Patterson (QB), 1954;
1956-57
Dickie Patton (E)
Burlington, 1965
Jeff Patton (NG)
Selma, 1984
Jerry Paul (C)
Washington, 1961
Larry Paul (LB)
Raleigh, 1975-77
Ronny Pearce (DB)
Pulaski, Va., 1967
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
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 (CB)
Fayetteville, 1977-78
Reggie Pinkney (DB)
Fort Bragg, 1974-76
E.S. Pittman, 1946
Robert Pittman (C), 1936-37
Robert Platt, 1951
J.C. Plott (DE)
Concord, 1982-83
David Plum (NG)
Raleigh, 1983-86
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Mark Pohren (C)
Brighton, lowa, 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
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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
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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., 1991-92
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
Donnell Richardson (LB)
Nashville, 1974
George Richardson (TE)
Chevy Chase, Md., 1963-65
Pete Richardson (DT)
High Point, 1973
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, N.C., 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
Skip Russell (LB)
Swansboro, 1973-74
ECU All-Time Lettermen
Bob Ryan (E)
Richmond, Va., 1964
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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., 1991-92
Tommy Scribner (HB), 1956
Troy Sealy (NG)
Fairmont, N.C., 1991
Kurt Seekford (TE)
Leesburg, Va., 1991-92
Jim Sermons (E)
Cove City, 1969
Amos Sexton, 1946
Mack Seymour (HB)
Elizabeth City, 1959-60
John Shallcross (C)
Smithfield, 1974
Mike Shea (WR)
Virginia Beach, Va., 1972-74
Bill Shelton (B), 1936-39
Bill Sherman (WR)
Chapel Hill, 1974
Dwight Shoe (E), 1949-52
Wayne Shoe (G), 1953
Jimmy Shuffler (C)
New Bern, 1965-67
Sandy Siler (QB), 1949-52
Wil Siler (C)
Siler City, 1963
Anthony Simpson (FB)
Brooklyn, N.Y., 1984-87
Bruce Simpson (LB)
Jacksonville, 1984-85; 1987
Francis Sinclair (G), 1934-36
James Singletary (LB)
Fayetteville, 1988
Leroy Singleton (T), 1957
Bill Skeeter (QB), 1957
Dan Skinner (E), 1952
Louis Slade (HB), 1954
George Slaughter (FB), 1955-57
Smith (G), 1936
A. Smith (FB), 1935
Billy Smith (HB), 1948-50
Charles Smith (T), 1953-56
David Smith (C)
Whiteville, 1960-62
Dennis Smith (E), 1949-52
Doug Smith (DT)
Pamlico, 1979-80
Earl Smith (E), 1937-39
Gene Smith (TE)
Gaffney, S.C., 1991
Gherman Smith (T), 1935
Greg Smith (OG)
Chocowinity, N.C., 1991
Johnny Smith (FB), 1948-50
Junior Smith (RB)
Fayetteville, N.C., 1991-92
Mitchell Smith (OT)
Southern Pines, 1975-78
Nelson Smith (OT)
Goldsboro, 1975-78
''Red'' Smith (G), 1934-36
Tony Smith (NG)
Laurinburg, 1981
Tony Lee Smith (WR)
Fayetteville, 1984-87
Vinson Smith (LB)
Statesville, 1984-87
Wayne Smith (WR)
Springfield, Pa., 1974
George Snyder (DHB)
Mount Airy, 1969
James Snyder (FB)
Franklin, N.J., 1965
Greg Sokolohorsky (OT)
Garnerville, N.Y., 1984-85
Fred Soles (HB), 1948-49
Stewart Southall (OG)
Milledgeville, Ga., 1987-89
Jimmy Southerland (QB)
Wilmington, 1975-77
Reeves Spainhour (DT)
Wake Forest, 1989-90
Darrell Speed (QB)
Sanford, 1983-85
James Speight (HB)
Greenville, 1955-58
Jimmie Speight, 1933
Leroy Spivey (E)
Edenton, 1962-63
Worth Springs (T)
Charlotte, 1966-68
George Stafford (QB)
Hamlet, 1959-60
Walter Stanfield (E), 1952
Ambros Stankus, 1939
Jim Stanley (HB), 1950
Mike Stanley (OT)
Dunn, 1973-74
John Stauffer (T), 1959
Sam Stell, 1948
Hal Stephens (DT)
Whiteville, 1980-83
Mike Stephens (DB)
Chincoteague, Va., 1970-71
Richard Stevens (HB)
Whiteville, 1960-62
Sammy Stevens (DB)
Seabrook, Md., 1970
Woodrow Stevenson (DT)
Longwood, 1977
Buddy Stewart (G)
Wilmington, 1961-63
Greg Stewart (QB)
Middlebrook, Va., 1980-82
Ron Stewart (DB)
Jacksonville, 1974
Terry Stoughton (LB)
Fort Scott, Kan., 1971-72
Durward Stowe (HB), 1935
Murry Strawbridge (G)
Williamston, 1960-61
Alan Strawderman (LB)
Harrisonburg, Va., 1972-74
Kenny Strayhorn (TB)
Trenton, 1973-75
Les Strayhorn (TB)
Trenton, 1970-72
Roswell Streeter (DB)
Greenville, 1986-88
Bobby Strickland (FB), 1952
Ezra Strickland (G), 1953
William Strickland (HB)
Portsmouth, Va., 1959-62
Nelson Strother (LB)
Charlottesville, Va., 1972-74
Curtis Struyk (DT)
Beaufort, 1984-86
Dalwyn Suggs (HB), 1955
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 Martinville, W.V., 1976-79
Gerald Sykes (SE-DB)
Fayetteville, 1979-82
Vic Sykes (E)
Arlington, Va., 1979-82
Dave Szymanski (LB)
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 1970
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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, N.C., 1991-92
Daryl Taylor (DT)
Fayetteville, N.C., 1991
Dean Taylor (OL)
Wallace, 1990
Derek Taylor (NG)
Atlanta, Ga., 1990-92
Gene Taylor (T), 1953
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Ken Taylor (LB)
Hampton, Va., 1985
Luke Taylor (C), 1951-52
Karrol Teachey (G), 1957
Marshall Teague (B), 1941
Doug Temple (G)
Elizabeth City, 1969
John Tesh (T)
Mount Airy, 1968
Joseph Testo (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, 1983-86
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., 1991-92
Vance Tingler (DT)
Wilson, 1977-79
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)
Alexandria, Va., 1968-70
Ernest Tynes (DB)
Miami, Fla., 1989-90
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Miami, Fla., 1987-90
Don Tyson (G)
Fayetteville, 1967-68
Oscar Tyson (G)
Richmond, Va., 1979-82
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Mike Umphlett (SE)
Ahoskie, 1975
Travis Uzzell (LB)
Pikeville, N.C., 1991
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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
Henry 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
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Dan Waddell (B), 1940-41
Jim Wade (TE)
Charlotte, 1973
Odel 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
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
Wendle F. Weathington (G)
Mooresville, 1961
Mike Weaver (QB)
Williamston, 1974-76
Boyd Webb (QB), 1951-54
Harry Webster (WB)
Murfreesboro, 1964
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, N.C., 1991
Al Whiting (WR)
Daizell, S.C., 1988-90
George Whitley (WB)
Huntersville, 1968-70
Kent Wickizer (T), 1955-56
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
Alan Williams (DE)
Williamston, 1971
Abb Williams, 1948-49
Abner Williams (HB), 1946
B. Williams, 1948
Chipper Williams (T)
Raleigh, 1969
Clifford Williams (NG)
Fayetteville, 1978-80
Dempsey Williams (G)
Fayetteville, 1958-60
Henry 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
John Williamson (LB)
Laurinburg, 1984-87
Wilbur Williamson (WR)
Newport News, Va., 1972-75
ECU All-Time Leffermen
189
Glenn Willis (LB)
Beaufort, 1986-88
Danny Wilmer (E-LB)
Buena Vista, Va., 1967-69
Buck Wilson (C), 1948; 1950
Damon Wilson (RB)
Jacksonville, Fla., 1991-92
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), 1949-51
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 (kK)
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 (kK)
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
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lllard 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
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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.
All-Time Assistant Coaches List
(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 -
1992-93
Kermit Blount (Winston-Salem State, '80), Assistant Backfield Coach -
1983
Waverly Brooks (Virginia Commonwealth, '69), Defensive Ends -
1983-84
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 Cassity (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 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 Coordinator /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 - 1991-93
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
190
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
Coordinator /Quarterbacks - 1990-91
Doug Martin (Kentucky, '86), Tight Ends - 1992-93
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
Ruffin McNeill (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), Quarterbacks/ Assistant Head Coach -
1985
Frank Orgel (Georgia, '61), Linebackers - 1974-79
Chuck Pagano (Wyoming, '84), Defensive Backs - 1989; Outside
Linebackers - 1992-93
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 Coordinator / Quarterbacks -
1989
Bob Sanders (Davidson, '76), Linebackers - 1980-82
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
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
Henry Trevathan (East Carolina, 54), Wide Receivers - 1970-80
Greg Troupe (East Carolina, 73), Defensive Line - 1976-77
Larry Van Der Hayden (lowa 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
Odell Welborn (Elon, '50), Offensive Line - 1979; Defensive Line -
1959-68
Gary Weller (Mississippi College, 72), Wide Receivers - 1981
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.)
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41. Afro American Cultural Center Whichard ECU Personnel Dept.
2. Amphitheater 63
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4 Aycock Residence Hall 23. Fletcher Residence Hall Jenkins Fine Arts Ctr. Garrett
S. Belk Building-School of Allied Health 24. Garage
and Social Work 25. Garrett House-Computing Center Annex
6. Belk Residence Hall 26. Garrett Residence Hall 48
7. Blount House-Public Safety, Traffic, and 27. Graham Building 42. Mamie Jenkins Building
Information Center 28. Greene Residence Hall 43. Mendenhall Student Center :
8. Bloxton House 29. Harrington Field 44. Messick Theatre Arts Center Chaney ea
9. Brewster Building 30. Heating Plant 45. McGinnis Auditorium
10. Cafeteria Building 31. Home Economics Building- 46. Minges Coliseum 59. Speech & Hearing Building
11. Central Supply-2nd Floor School of Home Economics 47. Nursing Building-School of Nursing 60. Speight Building-School of
42. Chancellor's House 32. Howard House-News Bureau 48. Personnel Department Education/Department of Psychology
13. Christenbury Memorial Gymnasium 33. Infirmary 49. Pirate Club Building 61. Spilman Building
14. Clement Residence Hall 34. International House 50. Publications Building 62. Sports Medicine Building
15. Cotten Residence Hall 35. Irons Building 51. Ragsdale Hall 63. TaylorSlaughter Alumni Center E A S T
16. Croatan Building 36. Jarvis Residence Hall 52. Rawl Annex 64. Tyler Residence Hall
17. Erwin Hall 37. Jenkins Fine Arts Center- 53. Rawl Building-School of Business 65. Umstead Residence Hall
18. Faculty Offices School of Art/Gray Gallery 54. Regional Development Institute 66. Whichard Building 54 C A RO L I NA
19. Ficklen Stadium 38. Jones Residence Hall 55. Scales Field House 67. White Residence Hall
20. Flanagan Building-School of Technology 39. Joyner Library 56. Science Building 68. Wright Annex UNIVERSITY
21. Fleming Residence Hall 40. Leisure Systems Studies 57. Scott Residence Hall 69. Wright Building
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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 honor of Robert
and Margaret Ward of Burlington, N.C.
In 1991, the Wards made the largest single endowed gift ever re-
ceived through the ECU Educational Foundation. The gift is just one of
the numerous contributions the Wards have made to the Foundation
over the years. They are Endowed Scholarship members 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 Ward is also the co-chairman of the
school's Shared Visions Capital Campaign.
'Bob and Margaret Ward have supported our efforts in the growth of
academic and personal development of student-athletes for many years.
We are all deeply appreciative of the Wards' generosity and friendship,''
said ECU director of athletics Dave Hart, Jr.
The Board of Trustees, on Dec. 6, 1991, approved a Motion at their
meeting, to dedicate the Sports Medicine Building in the name of Bob
and Margaret Ward.
The three-story, 82,095-square foot structure, the home of ECU's
athletic department and Human Performance Laboratory, provides the
two areas with state-of-the-art technology.
'From a facilities standpoint, this building took us to another level,"'
Dave Hart said. "The building is a very visible illustration of the direction
Our program is headed.
"It is a great source of pride for our athletic department, as well as
our sports medicine and human performance departments."
The injury treatment and rehabilitation center of the sports medicine
department includes the latest in technology, making it one of the top
sports medicine programs in the country. Among the many features of
the new building is a 5,000-square foot strength training center, a
state-of-the-art human performance laboratory, bio-mechanics lab,
classrooms and men's and women's locker rooms.
The entire coaching staffs for the football and men's and women's
basketball teams are housed on the second floor, while the athletic ad-
ministrative staff has their offices on the third floor.
The building is unique in structure. The shortest of six sides of the
building is the front of the facility which faces Ficklen Stadium.
The building has already played host to several conferences,
seminars and meetings, including ECU's annual Sports Medicine
Conference.
Features of the first floor include:
"Sports Medicine Training Center - Sophisticated injury treatment,
evaluation and rehabilitation equipment fill the room including touch-
control whirlpools, a computerized isokinetic rehabilitation and evalua-
tion machine, exam rooms including one dental chair, and a 7-foot deep
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The training area also boasts 19 taping stations and a radio com-
munication center which allows sports medicine officials to monitor
action on the football field and basketball court simultaneously.
*Strength Training Center - Includes 5,000-square feet of shiny
new chrome and steel, with mirror-lined walls.
*Locker Rooms - Both men and women.
"Equipment Storage - A spacious area with equipment for 135 foot-
ball players and more.
Attractions of the second floor include:
*"Pat Draughon Multipurpose Lounge - An area that overlooks
Ficklen Stadium. Trophy cases, retired jerseys and mementos 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 two
mini-auditoriums.
*Leo Jenkins Auditorium - A multi-use auditorium that can seat up
to 300 people. The auditorium can be broken down into two or four dif-
ferent rooms. It is used for meetings, classes, press conferences and
other gatherings.
*Hall of Fame - Hall of honor recognizing distinguished individuals
who have brought honor to Pirate athletics. A plaque recognizes each
member of the Hall of Fame.
"Basketball - More offices for each coach, and a meeting room for
both the men's and women's staff.
*Student Development - Computers and tutors are available to
keep the student-athlete ahead in his/her studies and career
development.
*Classrooms
*Sports Medicine Offices
The third floor includes:
"Human Performance Laboratory - A sophisticated lab with the
latest in human performance technology.
"Biomechanics Lab
*Video Lab and Film Darkroom - A state-of-the-art video workroom
with the latest in high-tech equipment.
*Athletic Administrative Staff - Offices saturate the third floor from
the athletic director to the business manager to the sports information
director.
The Ward Sports Medicine Building is a unique structure, unlike any
facility in the country.
"With the athletics department and portions of the human per-
formance department under one roof,'' said Hart, "'the building is a
positive illustration of how athletics and academics go hand-in-hand at
East Carolina."
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Greenville and Eastern N.C.
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 45,000 in 1990. And,
there's plenty of reason 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 Burroughs Wellcome Pharmaceuticals, Yale
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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
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Summer Theatre, featuring Broadway shows, and the Dinner
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thanks to a moderate climate. There are four distinct seasons,
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The James Skinner Ficklen Memorial Stadium was dedicated on
September 21, 1963, with East Carolina defeating Wake Forest 20-10.
The dedication game was the culmination of a dream come true
for then East Carolina College and all of eastern North Carolina. The
original plan 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, 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, in-
creasing 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 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
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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 Ficklen's seating capacity from
20,000 to 35,000, the third largest stadium in North Carolina. This ex-
pansion was made possible with 212 million dollars through a drive
in the spring of 1977.
In addition to more seats, an ultramodern press box with three
levels and an elevator for access was built. The much needed 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 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 Ficklen
Stadium as the Pirates drew a school-record 164,068 fans for five home
games.
Future plans call for expansion of Ficklen Stadium, with an upper
deck. That would add an estimated 15,000 seats, giving the stadium
a Capacity of 50,000. Also, plans call for a renovation of the press box,
enlarging it to include a club seating level.
Ficklen Stadium Expansion Project
Ficklen Stadium will see a major facelift in the upcoming years.
Plans call for a new press box and an upper deck on the south side
of the stadium. These plans will increase the seating in Ficklen Stadium
from 35,000 to 50,000.
The project is part of the Shared Visions Campaign, which will raise
$50 million for East Carolina University. Of that amount, $9 million will
go to the Ficklen Stadium project.
Included in the new press box will be club seating for 1,500, which
will also hold a concession and vending area, coat check room and
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The press facilities will include working space for 90 writers, two
television booths, two radio booths, a workroom, a darkroom, a lounge
and concession area and various other booths.
'The plan for the Ficklen Stadium press box make it one of the
most modern and functional facilities in the country,' said Charles
Bloom, Sports Information Director. ""With the tremendous growth of
our football program, the improvements and additional space in the
press box is very timely and exciting."
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50,000 fans jam Ficklen Stadium to see Pirates take on
arch-rival N.C. State.
ESPN visits modernized Minges Coliseum on a regular
basis to broadcast Pirate basketball.
All of the above are "'Shared Visions'"' that Pirate fans
share about the future of East Carolina athletics.
To make it happen, East Carolina needs the support of its
alumni, friends and fans.
ECU has initiated a $50 million campus-wide Shared
Visions Campaign to raise funds for endowed scholarships,
academic expansion, faculty development, student
programs and facility improvements.
Included in the $50 million goal is $14 million needed for
ECU athletics. The Pirate Club, one of the University's three
non-profit foundations, is now in the midst of soliciting the
funding necessary to meet the school's athletics needs.
Three components have been identified within the
'working blueprint' for this fund-raising campaign:
e Enhanced athletic facilities to accommodate more fans
and meet the needs of a growing, vibrant program.
e Endow scholarships to attract and retain gifted
student-athletes.
e Endow the student development program to insure that
athletes get strong support in academic, personal and career
development.
To reach these goals, ECU has established these
financial targets:
e $9 million for facility expansion and renovation
e� $1 million to help endow athletic scholarships
e $1 million to endow a student development program for
student-athletes
e� $3 million in annual scholarship funding.
The renovation and expansion of facilities such as Minges
Coliseum and Ficklen Stadium are crucial to the future
financial health of athletics at ECU.
Dedicated in 1963 with a seating capacity of 20,000,
Ficklen was expanded to its present 35,000 capacity back in
1978. Two sell-out crowds of over 35,000 in 1992 and a
record average attendance mark of better than 32,000 made
a new expansion necessary.
Expansion plans call for the addition of a new two-story
press box facility on the south side of the stadium, from end
zone to end zone. An enclosed, climate-controlled seating
area will occupy the second floor of the facility. Service to
this seating area will be via three elevators. Concession
facilities and bathrooms will be included in this seating area.
Following this expansion phase, decking of the southside
of Ficklen Stadium is planned, which will bring stadium
Capacity to approximately 50,000 seats.
Along with Ficklen, Minges Coliseum is scheduled for a
major facelift. Pirate fans had a taste of success with Pirate
basketball last season with ECU making its first NCAA
Tournament appearance in 20 years after winning the
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Colonial Athletic Association Tournament.
Renovations to the 26-year-old Minges Coliseum will
make it more attractive for success. The capacity will be
7,800 with seats to be fixed-back chairs with arms.
The renovation will also include air conditioning, a new
playing surface, new concession areas and new locker
rooms.
When it comes to athletic scholarship funding, the Pirate
Club is trying to boost its endowment fund to the $2 million
mark so it can maximize aid in every varsity sport. ECU also
wants to fully endow its comprehensive student development
program within the athletics department. In addition, one
million dollars is being raised to enhance women's athletics
within the ''Ladies First'? Campaign effort, which was de-
veloped in 1990.
The University's Shared Visions Campaign has structured
a five-year payment plan with numerous giving levels. There
are also several naming opportunities for campus facilities
and programs. A $1 million gift, for example, would allow the
donor to add his or her name to Ficklen Stadium.
Major gifts with naming opportunities range from
$100,000 to $1 million, and will be used for specific facility
improvements, plus scholarship and student development
program endowments. Gifts of $100,000 and under are
applied entirely to Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum
expansion and renovation.
The Shared Visions Campaign is the first external fund-
raising effort that involves all three of the school's non-profit
foundations. Along with the Pirate Club, the ECU Foundation
and the Medical Foundation of ECU are involved. A total of
$26 million was committed during the two-year "'silent
phase' of the campaign. Chancellor Richard R. Eakin says
the $50 million mark will be passed by Dec. 31, 1995, when
the three-year public phase concludes.
Robert A. "'Bob'' Ward and Henry G. Williamson are
serving as the campaign's co-chairmen. Ward is executive
vice president of Finance and Administration at Unifi, Inc., in
Greensboro, N.C.
Williamson is president and chief operating officer of
BB&T Financial Corporation, and chief operating officer of
BB&T in Wilson, N.C.
For further information, contact the Pirate Club at
919-757-4540.
Shared Visions:
THE CAMPAIGN FOR EAST CAROLINA Ur
Pirate Athletics - A Program for the 90's
It started with a short snippet in The Sporting News during the
summer of 1990. In talking about East Carolina's football program, it
said, 'The Pirates will be one of the top 20 programs in the 1990s. They
will prove worthy for the 'big boys' and often will be sending season's
greetings from bowl country.'
Not only has it been true for ECU's football program, but the entire
athletics department has seen the level of success rise immensely.
After the column appeared in The Sporting News, the Pirates finished
the 1991 season with an 11-1 record, defeated North Carolina State in the
Peach Bowl, and finished ninth in the nation in the two major polls (AP
and CNN/USA Today).
For each of the last three seasons, the Pirates have had at least one
first-team pre-season or regular season All-America selection. In 1991,
Robert Jones was a unanimous first-team All-America at linebacker. He
started at linebacker for the Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys in
1992.
Last season, offensive tackle Tom Scott was a first-team All-America
by Football News and The Sporting News. |n April, Scott was taken in the
sixth round by the Cincinnati Bengals in the NFL Draft.
And, this season, tight end Carlester Crumpler has been named the
best tight end in college football by LINDY's magazine and NCAA Football
Preview.
Listed below are the accomplishments of the remaining programs in
the ECU athletics department since 1990:
MEN'S BASKETBALL-In 1992-93,
claimed the Colonial Association
title and advanced to the first-
round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Pirates fell to North Carolina
in the East Regionals, 85-65, at
Winston-Salem. UNC went on to
Claim the national championship.
Coach Eddie Payne's recruiting
class for 1993-94 was rated 11th
in the nation by analyst Bob
Gibbons.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL-During
the 1991-92 season, the Lady
Pirates were the CAA regular
season champions, posting a
12-2 conference record and a
21-8 overall mark. Last season,
guard Gaynor O'Donnell led the
nation in assists average, with
10.7 per game, and Toina Coley
was second in the nation in
steals, for coach Rosie Thomp-
son's squad.
Ike Copeland (men's basketball) was
named to the CAA All-Tournament Team
in 1993. The senior from Rocky Mount,
N.C., helped the Pirates win the CAA title
and reach the NCAA Tournament for the
second time ever.
BASEBALL-Coach Gary Overton's Pirates have won the.CAA title three
times already in the 90s, thus earning three trips to the NCAA regionals.
The Pirates have been to the NCAA Tournament five times in the last
seven seasons. In 1990, ECU posted the best record in college baseball
at 47-9 (83.9 percent). In 1993, Pat Watkins was named the CAA Player
of the Year and second-team All-America.
SOFTBALL-The Lady Pirates earned a post-season bid in 1993 to the
ECAC Championships and finished the season 34-22. Outfielder
Michelle Ward set a new NCAA record for stolen bases in a season
with 72 and was named first-team all-region. Pitcher Jenny Parsons
finished second in the nation in wins with 31. In 1992, the Lady Pirates
had their best record ever, with 42-16. Parsons led the nation in wins
in 1992, while Laura Crowder was the national leader in steals.
GOLF-Coach Hal Morrison's golf team has won the CAA title four straight
years and six of the last seven seasons. In 1991, the Pirates earned
their first berth in the NCAA tournament. In 1993, Mike Teague par-
ticipated as an individual in the NCAA East Regionals.
SWIMMING-Both men's and
women's swim squads finished
third at the CAA Championships
in 1993. For the women's squad,
it was their best finish since 1987.
The men's team has finished
third Gr better in every CAA
Championship since 1986. The
Pirates won events in the 200
freestyle and 200 breaststroke at
the CAA Championships. The
swimming teams are coached by
Rick Kobe.
CROSS COUNTRY-The ECU
women's cross country team
posted a first-place finish at the
Greensboro Invitational this
season. The men's squad
finished second in the same
meet. The men's and women's
squad finished no lower than
third in four meets. The cross
country teams are coached by
John Welborn.
Gaynor O'Donnell (women's basketball)
led the nation in assists average during
her senior season in 1992-93. The
Merseyside, England native, averaged
10.7 assists per game last season. She
has also set school marks for single-
game, season and career assists.
TENNIS-The ECU men's tennis squad finished third in the CAA while
the women's squad finished tied for sixth place. The men's squad
finished with a 6-3 record and the women's squad was 2-2 in league
play. The tennis teams are coached by Dr. Bill Moore.
VOLLEYBALL-The Lady Pirates
finished 13-20 under coach
Martha McCaskill. In 1992, ECU
posted its first-ever CAA Tourna-
ment victory, defeating UNC
Wilmington in three straight
games. Individually in 1992,
Wendy Schultz was named first-
team All-CAA and Jenny Parsons
was all-tournament team at the
UNC Greensboro Invitational.
SOCCER-Coach Scooty Uareys
young Pirate soccer team con-
tinues to improve. Freshman
Andrew Racine was a first-team
All-CAA selection and senior
Craig Turnbull was a second-
team AII-CAA choice in 1992. Pat Watkins (baseball) was named the
Colonial Athletic Association Player of
the Year in 1993. The junior from Garner,
N.C., was also named second-team
All-America.
TRACK-Lady Pirate Danita
Roseboro had the top time in the
state of North Carolina in the 200
meters with a time of 23.8 this season. Senior Charles Miles won the
200 meter dash at the IC4A Championships with a time of 20.91. The
men's and women's squads finished fourth at this year's CAA Cham-
pionships. The men's track team has produced 15 All-Americas since
1990 including five-time A-A Brian Irvin. The men's track squad is
coached by Bill Carson and the women's squad is coached by Charles
Justice.
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