Game: #11 - Dukes conclude season with non-conference game at Monmouth

DUQUESNE (6-4, 4-2) at MONMOUTH (6-5) Saturday, Nov. 23 at 12:00 p.m.

Kessler Field (4,600/Field Turf) • West Long Branch, N.J.

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NEC CO-CHAMPION DUKES END SEASON AT MONMOUTH: Duquesne (6-4, 4-2), which clinched a share of the Northeast Conference championship with a 24-21 win over CCSU last weekend, hits the road to face former NEC member Monmouth (6-5) at 12:00 p.m. in the season fi nale (WJAS-AM 1320). Monmouth, a member of the NEC for 16 seasons, is competing as an independent in 2013. The Hawks will join the Big South in 2014. MU has faced fi ve NEC teams this season, posting wins over Robert Morris (35-9), at Wagner (23-6) and at Bryant (21-18 last weekend) and losses at Saint Francis (10-28) and at Sacred Heart. Monmouth, which has played eight road games, is 2-1 at home.

DUKES & HAWKS: This is the eighth meet-ing between the Dukes and Hawks with Monmouth holding a 5-2 advantage ... this will be the fi rst non-conference game between the two since 2007 ... DU snapped a four-game series losing streak with a 16-0 win over the Hawks in its last visit to West Long Branch, N.J. in 2011 ... in that game, quarterback Sean Patterson ran for a touchdown and threw for another as Duquesne battled heavy rain, snow fl urries and driving winds to hand Monmouth its fi rst shutout since 2004 ... the series began on Nov. 22, 2003 when Duquesne defeated MU 12-10 in the ECAC Classic at Rooney Field to clinch the 2003 Mid-Major National Championship ... the Hawks followed that with four-straight wins.

RECORD WATCH: Duquesne quarterback Dillon Buechel, who has already thrown for a school freshman record 2,346 yards, enters Saturday’s game ninth on DU’s all-time single-season yardage list. He needs 14 yards to move into the No. 8 spot (Sean Patterson 2,359), 26 for No. 7 (Niel Loebig 2,371), 65 for No. 6 (Kevin Rombach 2,410), 228 for No. 5 (Tony Zimmerman 2,573), 325 for No. 4 (Zimmer-man 2,670) & 339 for No. 3 (Loebig 2,685). He also needs seven completions and 17 attempts to set single season records in both categories. Fellow freshman Austin Crimmins is four fi eld goals shy of tying the school record of 15.

2013 DUQUESNE DUKESSCHEDULE/RESULTS

Record: 6-4 H: 5-0 A: 1-4 NEC: 4-2

Date Opponent W/L TimeAug. 31 ALBANY W 35-24Sept. 7 at Dayton L 20-23Sept. 21 at Youngstown State L 17-59Oct. 5 WEST LIBERTY W 27-14Oct. 12 WAGNER* (HC) W 34-7Oct. 19 at Robert Morris* W 21-20Oct. 26 at Bryant* L 14-42Nov. 2 SAINT FRANCIS, PA* W 21-10Nov. 9 at Sacred Heart* (NEC-TV) L 0-10Nov. 16 CCSU* W +24-21Nov. 23 at Monmouth 12:00

* - indicates Northeast Conference (NEC) games+ - clinched NEC co-ChampionshipHC - Homecoming game vs. WagnerNEC-TV game will air on ESPN3

THE UNIVERSITYLocation Pittsburgh, Pa.Founded 1878 by the Holy Ghost FathersEnrollment 10,045President Dr. Charles J. DoughertyDirector of Athletics Greg AmodioAffi liation NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Conference Northeast Conference (NEC)Home Field Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field (2,200)Playing Surface Sportexe (fi eld is lighted)School Colors Red (200) and Blue (282)Nickname DukesWebsite GoDuquesne.com

THE TEAMHead Coach Jerry Schmitt (Westminster ‘83)Overall Record 81-62-0, .566 (14th season)Schmitt at Duquesne 53-41-0, .564 (9th season)Record Last Season 5-6 (3-5 in NEC/T6th)NEC All-Time Record 23-22NEC All-Time Home/Road Record 14-9/9-13Basic Offense MultipleBasic Defense 3-4Position Starters Back/Lost 13/9Specialists Back/Lost 0/2Lettermen Back/Lost *letters not awarded2012 All-NEC Back/Lost 2/6

** 25 returning players started at least one game in 2012 **

2013 ASSISTANT COACHES AND STAFFMichael Craig (Saint Francis, Pa. ‘06) DB/Special TeamsAnthony Doria (Saint Francis, Pa. ‘07) QuarterbacksGary Dunn (California, Pa. ‘95) Offensive Coord./TERyan Lehmeier (Slippery Rock ‘10) Running BacksJeremy McCullough (Duquesne ‘07) Strength and Condit.Dave Opfar (Penn State ‘83) Defensive Coord.Matt Raich (Westminster ‘94) LinebackersDarnel Richardson (Marshall ‘96) ReceiversZach Richert (Duquesne ‘12) Outside LinebackersMike Silianoff (Westminster ‘82) Asst. Head Coach/Off. LineJohn Rosato (Duquesne ‘73) Dir. of Football Operations/ Recruitng CoordinatorSUPPORT STAFFJoe Gatti (Mercyhurst ‘98) Athletic TrainerNate Iorio (Duquesne ‘07) Athletic Trainer

MEDIA RELATIONSAssociate AD/Media Relations (FB contact) Dave SabaSaba’s Offi ce Phone 412-396-5861Saba’s Cell Phone 412-225-5317Saba’s E-Mail Address saba@duq.eduSID Fax 412-396-6210

Duquesne University Athletics, A.J. Palumbo Center,600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15282

VS. MONMOUTH11/22/03* W H 12-1011/17/07 L A 20-3111/15/08 L +H 14-379/19/09 L +A 10-1710/2/10 L +H 17-4410/29/11 W +A 16-010/27/12 L +H 27-28

Overall: MU leads 5-2At W. Long Branch: MU leads 2-1At Pittsburgh: MU leads 3-1+ - In NEC play: MU led 4-1* - ECAC Classic

DUQ SINGLE-SEASON RECORD WATCH

PASSING YARDS1. 3,086 Niel Loebig, Jr. 20032. 2,853 Scott Knapp, So. 20063. 2,685 Niel Loebig, So. 20024. 2,670 Tony Zimmerman, Sr. 20005. 2,573 Tony Zimmerman, Jr. 19996. 2,410 Kevin Rombach, So. 20077. 2,371 Niel Loebig, Sr. 20048. 2,359 Sean Patterson, Sr. 20129. 2,346 DILLON BUECHEL, Fr. 2013

PASS ATTEMPTS

1. 362 Niel Loebig, So. 20022. 359 Niel Loebig, Sr. 20043. 351 Scott Knapp, So. 20064. 351 Niel Loebig, Jr. 20035. 346 DILLON BUECHEL, Fr. 2013

PASS COMPLETIONS

1. 209 Scott Knapp, So. 20062. 207 Niel Loebig, Jr. 20033. 203 DILLON BUECHEL, Fr. 2013

FIELD GOALS

1. 15 Charlie Leventry, Sr. 20122. 14 Eric Duale, So. 20103. 12 Charlie Leventry, Jr. 20114. 12 Mark Troyan, Jr. 20075. 11 AUSTIN CRIMMINS, Fr. 2013

Northeast Conference co-Champions: 2011 & 2013

QUICK HITS• DU, which is 19-11 in NEC play over the past three seasons (5-3 in 2010, 7-1 in 2011, 3-5 in 2012 & 4-2 this year), won a share of the conference title for the second time in three years in 2013. The Dukes went 4-11 in their fi rst two seasons in the conference (2-5 in 2008 and 2-6 in 2009).

• DU has defeated every team in the NEC under current head coach Jerry Schmitt.

• The Dukes are 1-4 when they commit three or more turnovers. They are 4-0 when committing fewer opponents than their opponent.

• Twelve freshmen have seen action this season: QB Dillon Buechel (RS), WR Chavas Rawlins, CB Sterling Parks, spec teams Xavier Nelson (RS), spec teams Anthony Alimenti (RS), LB Aaron Reed (RS), OL Larson Graham (RS), PK Austin Crimmins (RS), PR Bobby Gustine, TE Kevin Enright (RS), DL Jake Radziukinas (RS) & RB Zach DeNardo (RS). Buechel, Reed, Graham and Crimmins have started every game.

• In addition, nine fi rst-year players have seen action in 2013, with four having started at least once: SS Chris Johnson, DB Nick Floyd, OL Ezek Suivaaia & LB Austin Whalen.

• Redshirt freshman Dillon Buechel, who has completed 58.7 percent of his passes for 2,346 yards and 11 touchdowns, has a 118.02 effi ciency rating. The fi rst freshman to open the season under center since 2005 (Scott Knapp), Buechel earned NEC co-Offensive Player of the Week honors after throwing for 309 yards and two TDs in the season-opening win over Albany and earned ROW honors a second time after throwing for 362 yards in the loss at Youngstown State. Buechel replaced Sean Patterson, who started 33 consecutive games from 2010-12 (536-955-63-6,762-28). Patterson accounted for over 95 percent of DU’s pass attempts, passing yards and touchdown passes since 2010. Buechel beat out senior Marty Mitchell - the only quarterback on the roster who had attempted a college pass entering the season - for the starting job.

• Senior Dorian Bell is spending considerable time in opposing backfi elds. The All-American LB (41 total tackles) has 5.5 tackles for loss including 2.0 sacks. He’s also tied for team-high with fi ve quarterback hurries. Bell had a team-high 3.0 TFL at Bryant.

• Sophomore LB Christian Kuntz, who is No. 2 on the team in tackles (64), leads the Dukes in TFL (15.0) and sacks (5.5). He ranks 14th nationally in tackles for loss per game at 1.5. Kuntz earned NEC co-Defensive Player of the Week honors on Nov. 4 after posting 3.0 tackles for loss, defl ecting a pass that was intercepted and causing a fumble on a sack in the win over Saint Francis.

• LB Sam Martello earned NEC co-Defensive Player of the Week honors on Sept. 2 after helping force a safety on the fi rst play from scrimmage and adding a sack and forced fumble in the third quarter of the Aug. 31 win over Albany. He followed that with 10 stops, including 3.0 tackles for loss (2.0 sacks) and a fumble recovery at Dayton. Martello ranks third on the team in tackles (63) and is tied with Christian Kuntz and Chris Johnson for the team lead with two fumbles forced.

2013 DUKES TO WATCHLB • DORIAN BELL, Sr. (6-1, 217)Preseason Sports Network First Team All-American ... preseason All-NEC ... named to Buck Buchanan Award Watch List ... third-year Ohio State transfer became just the fourth Duquesne player to be named FCS All-America by the Sports Network when he was honored last season (third team) ... was a two-time NEC Defensive Player of the Week on his way to be-ing named fi rst team all-conference ... posted his fi rst six double-digit tackle games on consecu-tive weeks before suffering a hand injury that sidelined him for the last two games last season ... led the team in tackles (92 including a team-high 54 solo), tackles for loss (12.0 including a team-high 6.5 sacks) and fumbles forced (3) despite missing three games ... his 11.5 tackles per game would have led the NEC and ranked tied for eighth nationally had he met the NCAA minimum requirement for games played (75% of a team’s total) ... was a consensus fi ve-star recruit (Scout and Rivals) out of Gateway High School in suburban Pittsburgh ... joined the team in late August of 2011.

WR • GIANNI CARTER, Sr. (6-2, 212)Preseason All-NEC ... second-year Montana State transfer earned First Team All-NEC honors last season as the Dukes’ top receiver ... started all 11 games after sitting out a season following his transfer ... led the team with 57 catches for 865 yards and seven touchdowns ... posted his fi rst career 100-yard game with a season-high 113 yards at Valparaiso ... had at least 60 yards receiving in DU’s last 10 games ... caught at least two passes in every game ... caught fi ve passes of 40 or more yards ... ranked second in the NEC in receiving yards (78.6) and third in catches (5.18) per game. S • CHRIS JOHNSON, Jr. (5-10, 203)First-year transfer from the University of Florida helping ease the loss of two-time fi rst team All-NEC safety Serge Kona ... played in all 26 games, including a pair of bowl games (Sugar & Gator), in two years in Gainesville ... made the majority of his contributions on special teams ... was a 3-star recruit (Rivals and Scout) out of high school ... attended Ocala, Fla. Trin-ity Catholic with current DU teammate Dave Thomas.

DL • REGGIE EILAND, Sr. (6-2, 259)Came back from a season-ending ankle injury to play a major role in the defensive line rotation in 2012 ... started all 11 games at defensive end and led all down linemen with 40 tackles (11 solo) ... also led the team with four QB hurries ... had a career-high 13 tackles including his second career sack versus Monmouth.

OL • NICK REDDEN, Sr. (6-2, 293)Preseason All-NEC ... started all 11 games last year at center ... helped clear the way for all-time leading rusher Larry McCoy (2009-12) ... showed his athletic ability by playing short yardage blocking back as a freshman.

FCS TOP FRESHMAN PASSERSYARDS PER GAME

# TEAM, SCHOOL PER/G1. Matt Johnson, Charlotte 244.02. DILLON BUECHEL, DUQUESNE 234.63. Pete Pujals, Holy Cross 224.8

TOTAL YARDS # TEAM, SCHOOL G YDS1. Matt Johnson, Charlotte 10 2,4402. DILLON BUECHEL, DUQUESNE 10 2,3463. Austin Gahafer, Morehead St. 10 2,243

YARDS PER COMPLETION # TEAM, SCHOOL YDS1. John Russ, Mercer 15.872. Joe Mollberg, North Dakota 12.263. R.J. Noel, Sacred Heart 12.204. Matt Johnson, Charlotte 11.675. DILLON BUECHEL, DUQUESNE 11.56

TOP FRESHMAN PASSING GAMESDillon Buechel has posted four of the top seven most productive passing days by a Duquesne fresh-man. Here is a list of 250+-yard passing games by Duquesne freshmen in the FCS EraYds Freshman Opponent Date Comp-Att-Int TD Lng365 Scott Knapp Robert Morris (W) Sept. 3, 2005 23-42-1 1 34362 Dillon Buechel at Youngstown St. (L) Sept. 21, 2013 21-38-0 1 t63337 Niel Loebig Dayton (L) Sept. 29, 2001 18-35-5 2 t58309 Dillon Buechel Albany (W) Aug. 31, 2013 21-28-0 2 81303 Niel Loebig VMI (W) Aug. 30, 2001 22-31-1 2 31295 Dillon Buechel at Dayton (L) Sept. 7, 2013 22-37-1 2 t76288 Dillon Buechel CCSU (W) Nov. 16, 2013 22-36-0 1 t66279 Niel Loebig at Butler (W) Sept. 22, 2001 20-41-2 4 t67265 Scott Knapp Fordham (W) Sept. 10, 2005 12-23-0 2 t66

FRESHMAN PASSING HIGHSCompletions 25 Dillon Buechel vs. Wagner Oct. 12, 2013Attempts 45 Dillon Buechel at Sacred Heart Nov. 9, 2013Touchdowns 4 Niel Loebig at Butler Sept. 22, 2001Interceptions 5 Niel Loebig vs. Dayton Sept. 29, 2001Long Pass 86 Niel Loebig to Yardon Brantley at Georgetown Oct. 6, 2001

2013 HONOR ROLL

NEC OFFENSIVEPLAYER OF THE WEEK

To come

NEC DEFENSIVEPLAYER OF THE WEEK

Sam Martello, So. LB _______ co-Sept. 2Figured in a pair of big plays in the season-opening win over Albany ... was in on a safety on the game’s fi rst play and forced a fumble on a sack that was followed by a TD pass that gave the Dukes a 29-10 lead.

Christian Kuntz, So. LB ______co-Nov. 3Had 3.0 TFL, including 1.5 sacks and forced a fumble that led to DU’s fi rst score in a 21-10 win over Saint Francis. Helped the Dukes hold the Red Flash to 131 yards.

NEC SPECIAL TEAMSPLAYER OF THE WEEK

Devin Rahming, Jr. PR ________Oct. 14Returned six punts for 107 yards vs. Wagner. His 62-yd TD return in the fourth quarter was the fi rst by a Duke since 1997.

Aaron Fleck, Jr. P ____________Oct. 21Placed three punts - including a career-long 51-yarder - inside the Robert Morris 20, two of which led to safeties in the 21-20 win.

NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Dillon Buechel, Fr. QB ______ co-Sept. 2Completed 21-of-28 passes for 309 yards and two scores (27, 29) in Duquesne’s 35-24 win over Albany.

Dillon Buechel, Fr. QB ________ Sept. 23Completed 21-of-38 passes for 362 yards in-cluding a 63-yard TD in Duquesne’s 59-17 loss at Youngstown State.

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Most DuquesneNEC Rookies of the Week in a season:

3 Chidozie Oparanozie, LB 20083 Larry McCoy, WR 20092 Dillon Buechel, QB 2013

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMICALL-DISTRICT 2

Sam Martello, So., LB(3.92 accounting)

Luis Quintana, So., DL(3.75 fi nance)

HOME SWEET HOME - DUQUESNE ON ROONEY FIELDDU is 84-24-0 all time at Rooney Field including winning streaks of 16, 14 and 10 games (twice). Duquesne owns non-conference home wins over Albany (once), Bucknell (three times), Dayton (three times), Lafayette (twice), VMI, Butler, Morehead State and Fordham among others over the past 16 seasons. DU is 32-11 in non-conference home games (14-2 under Jerry Schmitt) on Rooney Field.

First Game Oct. 23, 1993Season 21stRecord 84-24-0 (.778)Conference Games 52-13 MAAC Games Only: 1994-07 38-4 NEC Games Only: 2008-current 14-9Non-Conference Games 32-11Undefeated Seasons 7 (2013 last)Current Streak W5Last Home Loss 38-31 to Albany on Nov. 10, 2012Long Win Streak 16 (ended with 30-20 loss to Bucknell on Nov. 20, 2004)

• 315-pound tackle Zach Zidian is a big reason linebackers rank fi rst, second and third on the team in total tackles. The Youngstown, Ohio native - when he isn’t occupying multiple offensive linemen - has 42 stops of his own (including 5.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks). In addition, Zidian has shown a nose for the football with a team-high four fumble recoveries.

• RS freshman Aaron Reed, Dillon Buechel’s high school teammate at Montour, leads the Dukes with 69 tackles. Reed has posted 10 or more stops a team-high three times (12 at Sacred Heart, 10 vs. CCSU & 10 at Dayton).

• Junior safety Rich Piekarski, who is fourth on the team with 60 tackles, leads the team with two interceptions and six passes broken up.

• Junior Ryan Ho has rushed for 346 yards and four TDs. He and senior Jason Douglas (78-301-1 this year) are fi lling the tailback spot vacated by all-time rushing leader Larry McCoy (956-4,549-37). McCoy’s 4,549 yards are the second-most in NEC history.

DU AT A GLANCE: Redshirt freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel (pronounced BEE-kull), who has earned NEC Rookie of the Week honors twice (Sept. 2 & 23), was named to the Jerry Rice Award Watch List (top FCS fi rst-year player) on Oct. 9. Buechel, who has thrown for a Duquesne

freshman record 2,346 yards and 11 TDs, ranks second among freshmen - and 25th nationally - in passing yards per game (234.6 ypg.). The Montour HS product came within fi ve yards of becoming the fi rst freshman in school history to throw for 300 yards in back-to-back games when he threw for 295 yards on Sept. 7 at Dayton. He followed that with 362 yards - three shy of the DU freshman record - at Youngstown State (he had 309 against Albany in the season opener on Aug. 31). Returning fi rst team All-NEC WR Gianni Carter leads DU with 50 catches for 721 yards and 6 TDs. Carter has topped the 100-yard mark four times this season. Sophomore Dave Thomas has 43 receptions for 490 yards. A pair of WPIAL products, redshirt freshman Aaron Reed (Buechel’s former teammate at Montour) and sopho-more linebacker Christian Kuntz (Chartiers Valley) rank fi rst and second on the team with 69 and 64 tackles respectively. Kuntz’ 1.5 tackles for loss per game (15.0 on the season, including a team-high 5.5 sacks), rank 14th nationally. Sophomore linebacker

Sam Martello is close behind with 63 total tackles. Junior safety Rich Piekarski is the leading non-linebacker tackler with 60 stops. DU is averaging 102.9 yards rushing and 238.4 yards passing per game. DU opponents are averaging 134.7 yards rushing and 181.7 yards passing per game.

WISE GUYS: Sophomore LB Sam Martello (3.92 in accounting) and sophomore DL Luis Quintana (3.75 in fi nance) were both named to the Capital One Academic All-District 2 Football Team earlier this month. Since 1993, a total of 31 Duquesne football players have been named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 Football Team a total of 42 times. The Dukes have had at least one academic all-district honoree in 16 of the past 21 years.

BUECHEL ON JERRY RICE AWARD WATCH LIST

Redshirt freshman QB Dillon Buechel was one of 20 players - fi ve of whom are quarterbacks - named to the Jerry Rice Award Watch List on Oct. 9. The award is presented annually to the top fi rst-year player in the Foot-ball Championship Subdivision. Named for the legendary wide receiver, who played in the FCS (then Division I-AA) at Mississippi Val-ley State, the Rice Award will be voted on by a national panel of sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries following the regular season. The Watch List can undergo revision during the season. The winner will be announced at The Sports Network FCS Awards Presentation Dec. 16 in Philadelphia. Buechel is the fi rst Duquesne player ever named to the Jerry Rice Award Watch List.

BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD WATCH: Duquesne senior linebacker Dorian Bell (Monroeville, Pa./Gateway/Ohio State) was one of 20 FCS players named to the preseason Buck Buchanan Award Watch List by the Sports Network. The Buchanan award is presented an-nually to the top defensive player in the FCS. Bell, a third-year Ohio State transfer, saw a six-game double-digit tackle streak snapped in the opener vs. Albany. Bell, who was credited with 3 tackles, recovered a key fumble in the third quarter. The recovery was followed by a 29-yard touchdown pass that gave the Dukes a 29-10 lead in what became a 35-24 win over the Great Danes. Bell added a team-high 10 tackles at Youngstown State and forced a fumble on a sack that was recovered by the Dukes and turned into 10-yard TD pass on the next play in the win at Robert Morris. He added 3.0 tackles for losses totaling seven yards in the loss at Bryant. The Buchanan Award Watch List can undergo revision during the 2013 season. Ballots will be sent to a panel of about 175 sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries following the regular season. The winner will be invited to The Sports Network FCS Awards Presenta-tion on Dec. 16.

BCS INFLUENCE: Three play-ers with BCS game experience are on the 2-deep: back-up RB Jason Douglas (Pitt prior to one year at Fullerton College), start-ing LB Dorian Bell (Ohio State) and starting S Chris Johnson (Florida) have all played in a BCS game. Back-up CB Ken Egu ran track and was on the football team at Washington, but did not see action.

AN ALL-PURPOSE THREAT: Junior WR Devin Rahming (Miami, Fla./Coral Reef/Yuba College) has emerged as a multiple threat for the Dukes with a total of 704 all-purpose yards in the past six weeks. The Miami, Fla. native, who has 321 yards receiving, 139 on punt returns, 281 on kickoff returns to go along with a six-yard run (93.4 all-purpose yds/g.), returned a punt 62 yards for a TD against Wagner to earn NEC Special Teams Player of the Week honors (Oct. 14). It was DU’s fi rst punt return for a score since 1997. Against Robert Morris, he returned a pair of free kicks following safeties 78 yards to go along with career receiving highs for catches (6) and yards (86). He also recorded his fi rst career TD catch (a 26-yarder) against the Colonials. He added 64 all purpose yards at Bryant and 65 vs. Saint Francis. He topped them all with 236 all-purpose yards in the win over CCSU. In that game he set new career highs for receptions (9) and yards (116) and added 97 yards on kickoff returns and 23 more on punt returns.

SAFETY DANCE: Duquesne, which posted a safety 12 seconds into its season-opening win over Albany, added two more safeties in a span of 7:01 of the third quarter in its 21-20 win at Robert Morris on Oct. 19. In all, the Dukes defense has scored six times this season. In addition to the three safeties, DU returned two interceptions for scores and recovered a fumble in the end zone on Oct. 5 against West Liberty. The Dukes are 3-0 this season when the defense scores.

DUQUESNE BY THE NUMBERS2 . . . Number of Northeast Conference titles the Dukes have shared in the past three seasons. Duquesne, which just completed its sixth season as an associate football-only playing member of the NEC, earned a share of the 2011 regular season title (with Albany) with a 7-1 NEC record and this year (with TBD) with a 4-2 mark.

3 . . . School record number of times DU has had two 100-yard receivers in a game. Nov. 13, 2010 was the last time Duquesne had two 100-yard receivers in the same game before Dave Thomas (5-107-0) & Gianni Carter (6-103-1) turned the trick in the opener vs. Albany. The Dukes also had two 100-yard receivers on Sept. 21 at Youngstown State (Carter 4-134-1 & Chris King 6-101-0) marking the fi rst time since 2006 that the Dukes had multiple 100-yard receivers in multiple games. DU posted its school record third multiple 100-yard game vs. CCSU (Devin Rahming 9-116-0 and Carter 5-111-1).

4 . . . Number of 100-yard receiving games posted by preseason All-NEC receiver Gianni Carter this season. Four DU receivers have had 100-yard receiving games this year: Carter (4), Chris King (2), Dave Thomas (1) and Devin Rahming (1).

4:09 . . . Amount of time it took for the DU defense to post three fi rst quarter touchdowns in the 27-14 win over West Liberty: Nick Floyd - 71 yard interception return, Zach Zidian - fumble recovery in end zone and Dane O’Driscoll - 33 yard interception return.

6 . . . Number of times the Duquesne defense has scored this season: safety in the season-opener vs. Albany, two interception returns and a fumble recovery in the end zone vs. West Liberty and a pair of third quarter safeties at Robert Morris. DU is 3-0 when the defense scores.

8 . . . Number of conference championship teams ninth-year head coach Jerry Schmitt has part of at Duquesne both as an assistant (MAAC - 1995, 1996 & 1999) and head coach (MAAC - 2005, 2006 & 2007 and NEC - 2011 & 2013).

12 . . . Number of freshmen who have seen action this season. Ten played in the opener vs. Albany.

0:12 . . . Number of seconds into the 2013 season it took for the Dukes to score. Linebackers Sam Martello and Aaron Reed dropped Kevin Chillis for a 13-yard loss in the end zone for a safety on the fi rst play from scrimmage in the opening day win over Albany.

15.0 . . . Team-high tackles for loss recorded by sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz. Kuntz’s 1.5 TFLs per game rank 14th nationally.

16 . . . Years between punt returns for a TD before Devin Rahming took one 62 yards for a score vs. Wagner on Oct. 12 (previous was a 49 yard return by Joe Rosato at Iona on Nov. 1, 1997).

18-9 . . . Duquesne’s record in its past 27 NEC games dating back to the 2010 season. DU was 5-13 in its fi rst 18 games while integrating a scholarship model.

2005 . . . The last year a freshman opened the season at quarter-back for the Dukes (Scott Knapp vs. Robert Morris), prior to Dillon Buechel’s start in the 2013 opener vs. Albany.

2,346 . . . Yards redshirt freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel has thrown for in 10 collegiate games.

BELL GAME-BY-GAME

LB Dorian Bell posted six-straight double-digit tackle games before suf-fering a season-ending hand injury last season:

SOPH. TT UA/Aat Bucknell ineligibleat Dayton ineligibleValpo ineligibleat SFU ineligibleBryant 6 3/3at Albany 9 3/6CCSU 3 1/2Wagner 4 3/1at Monmouth 5 4/1at SHU 8 6/2RMU 2 1/1

JUNIOR TT UA/Aat ODU dnpDayton 4 3/1at Valpo 9 5/4at Bryant 14 10/4SFU 12 10/2at CCSU 15 6/9SHU 14 9/5Monmouth 14 7/7at RMU 10 4/6Albany injuredat Wagner injured

SENIOR TT UA/AAlbany 3 0/3at Dayton 4 1/3at YSU 10 5/5W. Liberty 7 5/2Wagner 1 1/0at RMU 5 2/3at Bryant 5 4/1SFU injat SHU 3 0/3CCSU 3 3/0at Monmouth

TURNING UP THE DEFENSE: In six NEC games, DU gave up an average of 269.7 yards per game (233 vs. Wagner, 235 at Robert Morris, 280 at Bryant , 131 vs. Saint Francis, 378 at Sacred Heart & 361 vs. CCSU). In the Oct. 12 win over Wagner, DU held the Seahawks to three plays on seven of their fi nal eight possessions. The one possession that wasn’t a three-and-out was a fi ve-play possession that was halted by a Chris Johnson interception. In the Oct. 19 win at Robert Morris, the defense recorded a pair of safeties in a 7:01 span of the third quarter. In the loss at Bryant, the defense gave up just one drive of 50 or more yards (Bryant scored two TDs directly off DU turnovers). In the win over Saint Francis, the Dukes held the nation’s leading rusher, Kyle Harbridge (173.7 ypg.) to 41 yards on 15 carries and the Red Flash to 131 total yards and seven fi rst downs. The Dukes did force three turnovers and allowed only 10 points and just two drives of 50+ yards despite giving up 378 yards at Sacred Heart. In the NEC fi nale, the Dukes held CCSU’s Rob Hollomon who entered the game averaging 128.4 ypg. to 59. DU also limited the Blue Devils to three or fewer plays on four - and picked off a pass on a fi fth - of seven second half possessions.

DUQUESNE’S WRECKING BALL: Going into Duquesne’s Nov. 2 game with Saint Francis, Duquesne fullback Ethan Dorsey (Sykesville, Md./Liberty) was better known for the punishing blocks that helped Larry McCoy become the school’s all-time leading rusher. In

fact, in his fi rst three seasons - the past two as a starter - Dorsey carried the ball exactly three times for six yards while taking great pride in helping clear the way for McCoy’s 4,549 yards. With McCoy gradu-ated, Dorsey has emerged as an offensive weapon in the past four weeks. The 257-pounder opened eyes with a 40-yard TD run late in the Oct. 11 win over Wagner. He carried seven times for 26 yards and a TD at Bryant before exploding for a hard-earned 65 yards on 20 carries

in the win over Saint Francis. He followed that with 63 yards on 16 carries at Sacred Heart and 48 more yards vs. CCSU. Dorsey, who entered the SFU game with 15 career carries, outrushed SFU’s Kyle Harbridge - the nation’s leading rusher at the time at 173.7 ypg. - by 24 yards.

CAPTAINS: Captains for the 2013 season are: senior DL Reggie Eiland (Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park), senior OL Nick Redden (Clear-fi eld, Pa./Clearfi eld Area) and senior WR Gianni Carter (Eugene, Ore./Marist). A fourth captain will be named for each game.

ECLIPSING A LEGEND: Head coach Jerry Schmitt passed the legendary Elmer Layden on Duquesne’s all-time coaching victories list with the Dukes’ Oct. 5 win over West Liberty. Layden - one of Notre Dame’s famed “Four Horsemen” - coached at Duquesne for seven seasons from 1927-33. It was under Layden that the Dukes fi rst became rec-ognized as a national football power. After leading DU to a 10-1-0 record and an appear-ance in the 1934 Festival of Palms Bowl, Layden left Duquesne to take over head coaching duties at Notre Dame. Duquesne’s all-time wins leader is Greg Gattuso, who preceded Schmitt at DU. Gattuso, who led the Dukes to eight Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Football League titles and a I-AA Mid-Major National Championship in 2003, is currently assistant head coach/defensive line coach at Maryland.

A STAFF WITH DEEP WESTERN PA. ROOTS: Every coach on the Duquesne staff either played high school football in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) or at Duquesne University. The only coach on the current staff who did not play high school ball in Western Pa. is strength coach Jeremy McCullough - who starred at RB at Duquesne. All 11 coaches played in college:

COACH WPIAL ALMA MATER COLLEGEJerry Schmitt (Head Coach) Keystone Oaks WestminsterMichael Craig (DB/Spec. Teams) West Allegheny Saint Francis, Pa.Anthony Doria (QB) Seton-La Salle Saint Francis, Pa.Gary Dunn (Off. Coord./TE) Seton-La Salle California, Pa.Ryan Lehmeier (RB) North Hills Slippery RockDave Opfar (Def. Coord.) South Allegheny Penn StateMatt Raich (LB) Monaca WestminsterDarnel Richardson (WR) South Allegheny MarshallZach Richert (OLB) Pine-Richland DuquesneMike Silianoff (Asst. Head Coach/OL) Gateway WestminsterNON-WPIAL COACHJeremy McCullough (STR) Duquesne

NEW FACES ON THE SIDELINE: Head coach Jerry Schmitt added three new staff members for 2013 in linebackers coach Matt Raich, running backs coach Ryan Lehmeier and outside linebackers coach Zach Richert. Raich spent the past six seasons on Ken Whisenhunt’s Arizona Cardinals staff - the last four as linebackers coach. The Monaca, Pa. native worked as a offensive assistant for the Pittsburgh Steelers before moving to Phoenix. Raich has also coached collegiately at his alma mater Westminster College, Robert Morris and Glenville State. Lehmeier comes to DU from Findlay (Ohio) where he spent the past two seasons as running backs coach. A graduate of nearby North Hills High School, Lehmeier had a standout playing career at running back for Slippery Rock. Richert, who played in 43 games for the Dukes from 2009-12, was DU’s Male Student-Athlete of the Year for 2012-13. In additional coaching moves, Michael Craig has moved from coaching linebackers to secondary and Darnel Richardson has moved from secondary to coaching DU’s receivers.

DU FOOTBALL COACHING WINSW’s COACH SEASONS YEARS97 Greg Gattuso 12 1993-0491 Dan McCann 19 1970-83, ‘88-’9253 JERRY SCHMITT 9th 2005- current48 Elmer Layden 7 1927-33

CARTER ON A ROLL: Senior preseason All-NEC pick Gianni Carter opened the season with three-straight 100-yard receiving games. It was just the fi fth time a DU player put together three consecutive 100-yard games since the Dukes moved to the FCS level in 1993. No Duke has ever recorded four consecutive 100-yard receiving games. Carter ranks second in the NEC in receptions per game (5.0) and third in receiving yards per game (72.1).

DUKES WITH THREE CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

GIANNI CARTER 2013 (6-103-2) vs. Albany (7-135-2) at Dayton (4-134-1) at Youngstown St.Jeremy Conley 2002 (8-105-2) at La Salle (7-103-2) vs. Iona (6-137-3) vs. CanisiusYardon Brantley 2001 (2-108-2) at Fairfi eld (6-136-1) at Marist (6-115-1) vs. CanisiusGerald Foster 1999 (8-117-1) at Georgetown (8-169-0) at Lafayette (6-182-2) vs. CanisiusJoe Rosato 1995 (6-137-0 ) at Georgetown (6-125-3) vs. Gannon (5-111-1) vs. Saint Peter’s

WHO’S THE NEW GUY?Duquesne fullback Ethan Dorsey, who carried the ball three times in his fi rst three seasons, has toted the pigskin 61 times this year - with all but fi ve carries coming in the past three games

Career Att-Yds-TDFirst 3 seasons 3-6-0This season 61-251-4Past 4 games 56-202-2

WHAT A START!: Duquesne redshirt freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel completed 21-of-28 passes for 309 yards and a pair of TDs in Duquesne’s season-opening 35-24 win over Albany. Buechel’s TD passes came in a one-minute span (27 yards to Sean Brady and 29 yards to Gianni Carter) to turn a 16-10 halftime lead into a 29-10 advantage with 10:03 left in the quarter. Buechel came up fi ve yards shy of becoming the fi rst freshman in school history to post back-to-back 300-yard passing games with 295 in week two at Dayton. Here is how Buechel’s fi rst start compares with those of other prominent DU QBs (all were season openers except Rombach, Patterson and Loya):

FIRST CAREER START AT DUQUESNE

Quarterback Opponent Date Result Att-Comp-Int Yds. Pct TDsConnor Dixon, So.+ at Bucknell Sept, 6, 2008 L (42-48) 30-47-0 429 .638 6Scott Knapp, Fr.+ Robert Morris Sept. 3, 2005 W (23-12) 23-42-1 365 .548 1Dillon Buechel, Fr.+ Albany Aug. 31, 2013 W (35-24) 21-28-0 309 .750 2Niel Loebig, Fr.+ VMI Aug. 30, 2001 W (41-18) 22-31-1 303 .710 2Kevin Rombach, Fr. La Salle Nov. 5, 2005 W (56-14) 12-15-0 207 .800 2Sean Patterson, Fr. CCSU Oct. 17, 2009 L (24-31) 13-26-0 187 .500 2Tony Zimmerman, So.+ Bucknell Sept. 5, 1998 L (10-38) 8-22-2 149 .364 1Dave Loya, Fr. at St. Peter’s Sept. 24, 1994 W (40-21) 6-13-0 79 .461 1+ - indicates season opener

Buechel’s 309 yards were the third-most ever by a Duquesne freshman Dixon’s six TD passes were a school record; Dixon who completed 2-of-6 passes for nine yards in the fi rst quarter, threw for four TDs and 210 yards in the 4th quarterKnapp threw for 222 yards in the fi rst half; the 365 yard stand as the most by a DU freshman Loebig completed 13-of-16 passes for 174 yards in the fi rst half vs. VMIRombach’s completion percentage is a DU single-game recordZimmerman’s fi rst pass was a 20-yard fi rst quarter touchdown to Reggie Harris

YOUTH IS SERVED: The Dukes entered the season with just 13 seniors and 16 returning juniors. Of the 92 players on the roster the class breakdown is as follows: seniors (13) (including grad students), juniors (26) (includes 11 fi rst-year transfers), sophomores (20), redshirt freshmen (16) and freshmen (17). Of the 2013 returnees, 25 started at least once last season.

DU’S SIXTH SEASON IN THE NEC: Duquesne, a member of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Football League from 1994 to 2007, is in its sixth season as an associate member of the Northeast Con-ference Football League. With the move to the NEC, Duquesne offered 18 scholarships beginning in February of 2008. That number currently rests at 35. Duquesne granted only need-based fi nancial aid for football playing student-athletes as a member of the MAAC. The NEC competed as a non-scholarship member of the FCS until 2006 when the conference adopted an athletics-based aid model. This is the fourth season the NEC regular season champion will be an automatic qualifi er for the NCAA Division I Football Championship. Duquesne started its program in 1902 and competed at the highest level - winning a pair of New Year’s Day Bowl games (1934 Festival of Palms and 1937 Orange) - before disband-ing following the 1950 season. DU returned at the Club level prior to the 1969 season and won a National Club Championship in 1973. The Dukes competed at the NCAA Division III level from 1979-92 before moving up to the non-scholarship Football Championship Subdivision in 1993. The NEC Football League, which was established in 1996, includes full-time conference members Bryant, Central Connecticut State, Robert Mor-ris, Sacred Heart, Saint Francis (Pa.) and Wagner along with associate member Duquesne.

IN NON-CONFERENCE PLAY: Duquesne is 21-17 in non-conference games under ninth-year head coach Jerry Schmitt with wins over Robert Morris (three times prior to joining the NEC), Dayton (three times), Bucknell (twice), Fordham (twice) and Albany (once as a CAA member). At home, the Dukes are 14-2 in non-league play, while on the road Schmitt’s Dukes have fashioned a 7-15 mark. DU snapped a seven-game skid in non-conference road games with a 22-13 win at Dayton on Sept. 3, 2011. The win snapped Dayton’s FCS-best win streak at 10. DU is 8-5 in non-conference games over the past four seasons (2-2 this year).

A PRIME TIME PLAYSenior receiver Sean Brady’s leaping, one-handed, 27-yard TD catch in the third quarter of the opener vs. Albany was No. 3 on ESPN’s Col-lege Football Plays of the Week on Sept. 2. You can see the catch on DU’s YouTube page by following this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP70eu_X2Uk. The play had over 26,000 views in its fi rst week. Brady had 8 catches for 109 yards in DU’s fi rst two games before suffering a wrist injury. He is sidelined indefi nitely.

PAST TWO MEETINGS WITH MONMOUTH2011DUQUESNE 16, MONMOUTH 0Oct. 29, Kessler Field, West Long Branch, N.J.Records: Duquesne (7-2, 5-1), Monmouth (4-4, 3-2)heavy rain, 35 mph winds - 41 degrees

Quarterback Sean Patterson ran for a touchdown and threw for another as Duquesne battled heavy rain, snow fl urries and driving winds to post a 16-0 win at Mon-mouth. With the victory, the Dukes moved to 7-2 overall and 5-1 in the Northeast Conference. Monmouth, which was shut out for the fi rst time since 2004, fell to 4-4 overall and 3-2 in the NEC. Larry McCoy rushed for 110 yards on a career high 35 carries for the Dukes, who outgained Monmouth 227-175. Patterson attempted just 15 passes as the weather challenged both offenses. He completed six for 68 yards and added 35 more yards on the ground. Isaac Spragg was the game’s top receiver with three catches for 42 yards. Duquesne scored on its second possession when Patterson capped a 72 yard drive with a 19 yard scamper. Charlie Leventry’s PAT attempt was blocked as the 6-0 lead held entering the second quarter. McCoy keyed the scoring drive with six carries for 30 yards. Safety Serge Kona, who forced three of Monmouth’s fi ve fumbles, set up DU’s next score when he jarred the ball loose at the MU 37. Patterson led the Dukes 21 yards on eight plays to set up a 33-yard Leventry fi eld goal to make it 9-0 with 2:04 left in the half. Kona forced another fumble - this one on the Monmouth 13 - on the Hawks’ next possession. Two plays later, Patterson found Spragg for an 18-yard touchdown strike to end the day’s scoring. The Duquesne defense, which held Monmouth zero yards on eight plays in the third quarter, limited the Hawks to just 51 passing yards. It also forced four of Monmouth’s fi ve fumbles, three of which the Dukes recovered. Jared Williams picked off a pass at the MU one with a minute left to seal the shutout. Khiry Carter had nine tackles (seven solo) as did Horvin Latimer (three solo). Kona added six stops including a team-high 1.5 tackles for loss.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ____________________ 6 ____ 10 _____0 _____0 _________ 16MONMOUTH ___________________ 0 _____ 0 _____0 _____0 __________ 0

SCORING SUMMARY1st 5:21 DUQ - Patterson 19 yd run (Leventy kick blocked), 9-72 (4:40)..............................6-02nd 2:04 DUQ - Leventry 33 yd fi eld goal, 8-21 (4:03)...........................................................9-0 0:40 DUQ - Spragg 18 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 2-23 (0:17).................16-0

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (35-110-0); MU - Hayes (34-114-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (6-15-0-68-1); MU - Peterson (5-13-1-51-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Spragg (3-42-1); MU - George (2-28-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Carter (9/7), Latimer (9/3); MU - Gumbs (8/7)

2012MONMOUTH 28, DUQUESNE 27Oct. 27, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (5-3, 3-2), Monmouth (4-4, 3-2)overcast - 51 degrees at kickoff

Larry McCoy became Duquesne’s all-time rushing leader, but it wasn’t enough as Monmouth ended Duquesne’s 10 game home winning streak with a 28-27 victory on Rooney Field. Julian Hayes ran for 158 yards and two touchdowns to help the Hawks (4-4, 3-2) end a three-game losing streak. The loss dropped the Dukes (5-3, 3-2) two full games behind Northeast Conference leading Albany (7-1, 5-0). McCoy, who passed Donte Small (4,260 yards from 1998-01) on a 22 yard run in the fourth quarter, fi nished with 116 yards on 29 carries. Sean Patterson connected on 22 of a career-high 43 attempts for three touchdowns for the Dukes. Sean Brady had seven catches for a career-high 110 yards for DU. Kyle Frazier threw for 141 yards and one score for Monmouth. Duquesne, which outgained the Hawks 389-313, scored touchdowns on three of fi ve red zone possessions, settling for fi eld goals on two. The Hawks turned all four of their red zone possessions into TDs. Monmouth took advantage of a fumbled DU punt to drive 31 yards for the game’s fi rst score - a 2 yard Kwabena Asante run. The Hawks drove 93 yards in 18 plays to take a 14-0 led on a 10 yard run by Hayes on the fi rst play of the second quarter. Monmouth controlled the line of scrimmage, running 26 plays to seven for Duquesne in outgaining the Dukes 127-17 in the opening 15 minutes. Duquesne got on the board when Patterson found Dave Thomas with an 8 yard touchdown pass to cap a 75 yard drive. The Hawks answered with another long drive that ended with an 8 yard pass from Frazier to Neal Sterling. Hayes, who carried eight times for 46 yards on the 12 play drive, went over the 100 yard mark on the series. Monmouth, behind 108 yards from Hayes, outgained the Dukes 217-155 in the fi rst half. The second half was a different story as DU pulled within seven when Patterson found Gianni Carter with a 15 yard touchdown pass on the Dukes’ fi rst possesion. Charlie Leventry capped a 48 yard drive with a 29 yard fi eld goal that made it 21-17 as the Dukes held the Hawks to eight yards on 12 plays in the third quarter. Monmouth fumbled a punt snap, giving the Dukes the ball at the MU 17 with just over 13 minutes left. Patterson hit Brady, who had six catches for 79 yards in the second half, with a 6 yard strike to give the Dukes their fi rst lead at 24-21. The Hawks came right back to go up 28-24 on a 2 yard Hayes run. McCoy, who briefl y passed Small before being thrown for a loss late in the third quarter, broke Small’s record for good on a 22 yard run with 8:32 left. McCoy’s run set up a 25 yard Leventry fi eld goal to cut the lead to one. Duquesne, which took over on its 34 with 3:22 to go, moved to the MU 40 before being unable to convert on 4th-and-12 when Patterson - under heavy pres-sure - saw a pass sail over Thomas’ head. Hayes iced the game with a 23 yard run on 3rd-and-18 in the game’s fi nal minute. Dorian Bell led the DU defense with 14 tackles including 1.5 sacks. Reggie Eiland (13), Horvin Latimer (12) and Chidozie Oparanozie (10) also had double digit tackles for DU. Eiland and Latimer had one sack each. BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALMONMOUTH ___________________ 7 ____ 14 _____0 _____7 _________ 28DUQUESNE ____________________ 0 _____ 7 ____ 10 ____10 _________ 27

SCORING SUMMARY1st 12:26 MON - Asante 2 yd run (Spillane kick), 3-31 (1:01) .................................................0-72nd 14:54 MON - Hayes 10 yd run (Spillane kick), 18-93 (7:47)............................................0-14 9:33 DUQ - Thomas 9 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 11-75 (5:21) ...............7-14 3:22 MON - Sterling 8 yd pass from Frazier (Spillane kick), 12-74 (4:37) .....................7-213rd 13:02 DUQ - Carter 15 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 5-65 (1:50) ................14-21 5:23 DUQ - Leventry 29 yd fi eld goal, 12-48 (4:12).....................................................17-214th 12:18 DUQ - Brady 6 yd pass from Patterson, 4-17 (0:59) ...........................................24-21 9:40 MON - Hayes 2 yd run (Spillane kick), 7-75 (2:32)..............................................24-28 8:09 DUQ - Leventry 25 yd fi eld goal, 8-62 (1:23).......................................................27-28 LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (29-116-0); MON - Hayes (36-158-2)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (22-43-0-259-2); MON - Frazier (15-23-0-141-1)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (8-90-1), Brady (7-110-1); MON - Roberts (5-38-0), McLaf-ferty (3-68-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Bell (14/7), Eiland (13/3); MON - Johnson (10/7)

DUQUESNE vs. 2013 OPPONENTSSAINT FRANCIS

(34-6)

10/25/13 W H 19-010/10/14 L A 0-710/12/23 W H 20-010/16/26 L H 0-1311/5/27 W A 12-010/4/69 W H 33-010/2/71 W H 41-1310/7/72 W A 14-59/29/73 W H 14-39/25/76 L A 16-2610/29/77 W H 21-149/9/78 W A 20-710/20/79 W H 14-09/13/80 W A 23-69/12/81 W H 42-311/6/82 W A 34-1411/5/83 W H 49-611/3/84 W A 38-311/2/85 W H 34-711/1/86 W A 15-310/31/87 W H 21-711/5/88 W A 9-011/4/89 W H 26-610/26/91 L A 0-1211/7/92 L H 13-2311/6/93 W A 35-349/10/94 W H 7-39/9/95 W A 21-1410/12/96 W A 52-149/13/97 W H 51-39/12/98 W A 37-311/19/05 W A 44-179/16/06 W H 41-1010/13/07 W A 24-179/20/08 W +H 21-710/24/09 L +A 14-3111/13/10 W +H 41-179/24/11 W +A 41-149/29/12 W +H 24-2111/2/13 W +H 21-10

Overall: DU leads 34-6At Loretto: DU leads 15-4At Pittsburgh: DU leads 19-2At Rooney Field: DU leads 7-0+ - In NEC play: DU leads 5-1

WAGNER(5-4)

11/14/92 L A 6-3110/9/93 L H 24-2711/18/95* W H 44-2011/8/08 W +A 14-010/31/09 L +H (2OT) 17-2310/23/10 W +A 21-2010/22/11 W +H 37-2111/17/12 L +A 17-2310/12/13 W +H 34-7

Overall: DU leads 5-4At Staten Island: Tied 2-2At Pittsburgh: DU leads 3-2At Rooney Field: DU leads 3-1+ - In NEC play: DU leads 4-2* - ECAC Bowl

VS. THE NEC

BRYANT(3-3)

11/1/08 L A 10-2411/21/09 L +H 0-2011/20/10 W +A 37-2910/1/11 W +H 31-289/22/12 W +A 35-2110/26/13 L +A 14-42

Overall: Tied 3-3At Smithfi eld: Bryant leads 2-1At Pittsburgh: Tied 1-1+ - In NEC play: DU leads 3-2

CCSU(2-5)

11/13/93 L A 22-4110/18/08 L +A 23-3510/17/09 L +H 24-3110/9/10 L +A 29-3110/15/11 W +H 28-2110/13/12 L +A 31-3811/16/13 W +H 24-21

Overall: CCSU leads 5-2At New Britain: CCSU leads 4-0At Pittsburgh: DU leads 2-1+ - In NEC play: CCSU leads 4-2

ROBERT MORRIS(8-7)

10/8/94 L A 6-289/16/95 L H 20-3811/23/96* L H 26-2811/21/98 W H 24-2211/15/03 W H 33-289/11/04 L A 14-349/3/05 W H 23-129/9/06 W A 27-710/20/07 W H 17-1410/11/08 L +A 27-3410/3/09 W +H 34-2010/30/10 L +A 11-3411/19/11 W +H 45-1011/3/12 L +A 13-1710/19/13 W +A 21-20

Overall: DU leads 8-7At Moon Twp.: RMU leads 5-2At Joe Walton Stadium: RMU 3-2At Rooney Field: DU leads 6-2+ - In NEC play: Tied 3-3* - ECAC Bowl

SACRED HEART(6-3)

12/1/01* L H 15-319/23/06 W H 24-219/22/07 W A (OT) 30-2310/25/08 L +H 17-2911/14/09 W +A 45-4210/16/10 W +H 37-1711/12/11 W +A 29-1510/20/12 W +H 35-311/9/13 L +A 0-10

Overall: DU leads 6-3At Fairfi eld: DU leads 3-1At Pittsburgh: DU leads 3-2+ - In NEC play: DU leads 4-2* - ECAC Classic

2013NONCONFERENCE

OPPONENTS

ALBANYColonial Athletic Association

(2-5)

11/23/02* L A 0-2410/4/08 L +H 23-3310/10/09 L +A 10-559/25/10 W +H 28-1710/8/11 L +A 10-3811/10/12 L +H 31-388/31/13 W H 35-24

Overall: UA leads 5-2At Albany: UA leads 3-0At Pittsburgh: Tied 2-2+ - In NEC play: UA led 4-1* - ECAC Classic

DAYTONPioneer Football League (6-5)

11/13/20 W H 20-010/6/23 L H 0-2710/18/24 L A 0-289/29/01 L H 16-429/28/02 W A 35-289/27/08 W H 24-169/26/09 L A 17-249/11/10 W H 35-319/10/11 W A 22-139/8/12 W H 17-79/7/13 L A 20-23

Overall: DU leads 6-5At Pittsburgh: DU leads 4-2At Dayton: UD leads 3-2

MONMOUTHIndependent (2-5)

11/22/03* W H 12-1011/17/07 L A 20-3111/15/08 L +H 14-379/19/09 L +A 10-1710/2/10 L +H 17-4410/29/11 W +A 16-010/27/12 L +H 27-2811/23/13

Overall: MU leads 5-2At W. Long Branch: MU leads 2-1At Pittsburgh: MU leads 3-1+ - In NEC play: MU led 4-1* - ECAC Classic

WEST LIBERTYDivision II - MEC (1-1)

9/30/06 L H 19-2110/5/13 W H 27-14

Overall: Tied 1-1At West Liberty: Never metAt Pittsburgh: Tied 1-1

YOUNGSTOWN STATEMissouri Valley Conference (0-1)

9/21/13 L A 17-59

Overall: YSU leads 1-0At Youngstown: YSU leads 1-0At Pittsburgh: Never met

2013PRESEASON

HONORS

NEC POLL(Coaches)

1. Wagner (4)2. DUQUESNE (3)3. Bryant4. Robert Morris5. Saint Francis, Pa.6. Central Connecticut State7. Sacred HeartFirst place votes in parentheses

BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD WATCH LIST

Dorian Bell, SR, LBMonroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State)

SENIOR BOWLWATCH LIST

Dorian Bell, SR, LBMonroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State)

SPORTS NETWORK PRESEASON FIRST

TEAM ALL-AMERICANDorian Bell, SR, LB

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State)

PRESEASON ALL-NECDorian Bell, SR, LB

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State)

Gianni Carter, SR, WREugene, Ore./Marist (Montana State)

Nick Redden, SR, OLClearfi eld, Pa./Clearfi eld Area

COLLEGE FOOTBALLPERFORMANCE

AWARDSThe CFPA, which compiles watch lists for ten positions, provides the most scientifi cally rigorous conferments in col-lege football. Recipients are se-lected exclusively based upon objective scientifi c rankings of the extent to which individual players increase the overall ef-fectiveness of their teams.

D-1 FCS PRESEASON WATCH LIST

DEF. PERFORMER OF YEAR & LINEBACKER

Dorian Bell, Sr.Monroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State)

RECEIVERGianni Carter, Sr.

Eugene, Ore./Marist (Montana State)

RETURN SPECIALIST Ryan Ho,Jr.

Pearl City, Hawaii/Kamehameha Schools

2013 DUQUESNE ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name ...............................Cl .... Pos .....Ht ...... Wt .............. Hometown/High School (Transfer) 44 Alimenti, Anthony ............FR-RS ..DB ...... 5-8 ......204 ....................Churchville, Pa./Council Rock South 70 Balmaceda, Frank .............. SR......OL ...... 6-1 ......308 ..........................Miami, Fla./G. Holmes Braddock

(ASA Institute, N.Y.) 67 Barlek, Scott .......................SO .....OL ...... 6-3 ......240 ..................................... Sewickley, Pa./Avonworth 7 Bell, Dorian ......................... SR...... LB ...... 6-1 ......217 ................ Monroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State) 80 Berexa, Tommy ..................SO .....WR ..... 5-8 ......194 .................................Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 34 Bly, Andrew .........................JR ......RB ..... 5-11 .....225 .................................... Allison Park, Pa./Hampton 3 Brady, Sean ........................ SR......WR ..... 6-0 ......189 ..................................Orchard Park, N.Y./Canisius 60 Buchholz, Dan ....................SO .....OL ...... 6-4 ......294 ......................................Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 5 Buechel, Dillon ................FR-RS ..QB...... 6-3 ......176 ................................ McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour 74 Calvin, Brent .......................SO ..... LS ..... 5-11 .....209 .................................Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 65 Campbell, Brad ...............FR-RS .. LB ...... 6-1 ......214 ............................... Clarksburg, Pa./Apollo-Ridge 2 Carter, Gianni ..................... SR......WR ..... 6-2 ......212 .................. Eugene, Ore./Marist (Montana State) 61 Chisholm, Spencer ............ FR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ......229 ...........................Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin 33 Clopton, Adam ...................SO .....DB ..... 5-11 .....193 .............. Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Central 73 Crimmins, Austin .............FR-RS PK/P ... 5-11 .....179 ..........................Ebensburg, Pa./Central Cambria 99 Crosby, Joseph ..................SO .....RB ...... 5-8 ......187 ......................... West Chester, Pa./Bayard Rustin 96 Cultrera, Sean ....................SO ..... DL ...... 6-0 ......243 .................................Mont Vernon, NH/Souhegan 42 DeNardo, Zach ................FR-RS ..RB ..... 5-10 .....193 ......................................... Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin 81 DeVivo, Tony ...................... FR ...... TE ...... 6-0 ......205 ...........................................Freeport, Pa./Freeport 17 Dill, Patrick .......................... FR ......QB...... 6-2 ......208 ................. Mechanicsburg, Pa./Milford Academy 39 Dorsey, Ethan ..................... SR......RB ..... 5-10 .....257 ...........................................Sykesville, Md./Liberty 12 Douglas, Jason .................. SR......RB ...... 5-6 ......175 ................................Opa-locka, Fla./Cypress Bay (Fullerton College) 52 Egan, Kyle ...........................JR ...... LB ...... 6-1 ......231 ........................ Danville, Calif./San Ramon Valley

(Diablo Valley College) 28 Egu, Ken ..............................JR ......DB ...... 6-0 ......200 ........... Concord, Calif./De La Salle (Washington) 45 Eiland, Reggie .................... SR...... DL ...... 6-2 ......259 ..................................Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park 84 Enright, Kevin ..................FR-RS .. TE ...... 6-3 ......244 ........................................Stow, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 64 Fleck, Aaron ........................JR .... PK/P ... 5-11 .....186 ............................... Oakdale, Pa./West Allegheny 24 Floyd, Nick .......................... SR......DB ...... 5-9 ......178 .................................San Diego, Calif./Grossmont

(Southwestern College) 71 Franko, Kevin ..................... FR ... OL/LS ... 6-1 ......233 .............................Fanwood, N.J./Seton Hall Prep 50 Geib, Mitchel .......................JR ......OL ...... 6-1 ......292 .................................Las Vegas, Nev./ Palo Verde

(L.A. Pierce College) 68 Grady, Ryan ....................... FR ......OL ...... 6-2 ......245 ............................................. Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity 62 Graham, Larson ..............FR-RS ..OL ...... 6-4 ......289 ..................................... Wyoming, Ohio/Wyoming 47 Groll, Ben .........................FR-RS .. TE ...... 6-4 ......241 ........................Murrysville, Pa./Franklin Regional 82 Gustine, Bobby ................FR-RS ..WR ..... 5-8 ......160 .........................................Pittsburgh, Pa./Canevin 41 Hall, Brian ...........................SO .....DB ..... 5-10 .....180 .........................District Heights, Md./Gwynn Park 22 Ho, Ryan ..............................JR ......RB ...... 5-7 ......190 ...........Pearl City, Hawaii/Kamehameha Schools 9 Hughes, Marcus ..................JR ......RB ...... 5-9 ......191 ..............................Falls Church, Va./Falls Church 36 Hursey III, Don ....................JR ......DB ..... 5-11 .....180 ......................... Washington, D.C./H.D. Woodson

(Lackawanna College) 38 Jacobs, Mickey................FR-RS ..DB ...... 6-2 ......198 ....................................Cheswick, Pa./Fox Chapel 4 Johnson, Chris ....................JR ......DB ..... 5-10 .....203 ..................... Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic (Florida) 27 Johnson, Juan .....................JR ......RB ...... 5-9 ......191 .............Seattle, Wash./Ingraham (Yuba College) 11 Jones, Chris ........................JR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ......230 ......................... Washington, D.C./H.D. Woodson

(Lackawanna College) 29 Jordan, Josh .......................SO .....DB ...... 5-8 ......160 .....................................Hueytown, Ala./Hueytown 19 King, Chris ..........................SO .....WR ..... 6-1 ......206 ............................ Crofton, Md./DeMatha Catholic 31 Kosec, E.J. ..........................JR ......DB ...... 6-0 ......208 ............................ Poland, Ohio/Poland Seminary 43 Kuntz, Christian ..................SO ..... LB ...... 6-2 ......210 ............................Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley 18 Lipp, Charles .......................JR ......DB ...... 6-0 ......195 .................................Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 6A LoPresti, Michael ...............SO .....QB...... 6-2 ......194 ................................Fairfax, Va./James Robinson

(James Madison) 32 Mania, Paul .........................SO ..... LB ...... 6-2 ......233 .....................Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central 78 Manning, Hunter .............FR-RS ..OL ...... 6-2 ......274 ...................Jacksonville, Fla./Providence School 48 Martello, Sam .....................SO ..... LB ...... 6-0 ......209 ................................... Westlake, Ohio/St. Edward 21 Martin, Brandon ..................JR ......DB ...... 5-9 ......169 ..........................................Canton, Ohio/GlenOak 85 McKnight, Reggie ...........FR-RS ..WR ..... 6-1 ......186 ................................... Dania, Fla./Hollywood Hills 75 McNally, Jordan ..............FR-RS ..OL ...... 6-2 ......285 .......................................Loveland, Ohio/Loveland

NUMERICAL ROSTER

1 ............................... Noel Oduho2 ............................ Gianni Carter3 ............................... Sean Brady4 ........................... Chris Johnson5 ........................... Dillon Buechel6 .......................... Devin Williams6A .................... Michael LoPresti7 ................................ Dorian Bell8 ............................ Dave Thomas9 ......................... Marcus Hughes10 ...................... Chavas Rawlins11 ............................. Chris Jones12 ........................ Jason Douglas13 ......................... Rich Piekarski14 ......................... Marty Mitchell15 ....................... Devin Rahming16 .......................... Malik Shegog17 ............................... Patrick Dill18 ............................ Charles Lipp19 ............................... Chris King20 ......................... Sterling Parks21 ....................... Brandon Martin22 .................................. Ryan Ho23 ............................ Tamir Turpin24 ............................... Nick Floyd25 ...................... Brian Pommerer26 ......................... Xavier Nelson27 ........................ Juan Johnson28 .................................. Ken Egu29 ............................ Josh Jordan30 .............................. Jake Szolis31 ............................... E.J. Kosec32 .............................. Paul Mania33 ......................... Adam Clopton34 .............................. Andrew Bly35 .......................... Randy Morris36 ......................... Don Hursey III37 .............. Brendan Montgomery38 ........................ Mickey Jacobs39 .......................... Ethan Dorsey40 ....................... Stephan Osong41 ................................. Brian Hall42 ......................... Zach DeNardo43 ....................... Christian Kuntz44 ..................... Anthony Alimenti45 ......................... Reggie Eiland46 .................... Shareef Shabazz

44 Anthony Alimenti al-uh-MEN-tee 70 Frank Balmaceda ball-muh-SAY-duh 80 Tommy Berexa ber-EX-uh 60 Dan Buchholz BUCK-holz 5 Dillon Buechel BEE-kull 28 Ken Egu EE-goo 45 Reggie Eiland EYE-land 50 Mitchel Geib GIBE (hard “G”) 82 Bobby Gustine GUS-teen (hard “G”) 31 E.J. Kosec KOE-sec 43 Christian Kuntz KOONCE 32 Paul Mania MAY-nee-a 72 Eric Mondzelewski mon-zel-ESS-skee 1 Noel Oduho no-ELL oh-DOO-hoe 40 Stefan Osong steh-FAHN O-song 25 Brian Pommerer POM-er 97 Luis Quintana lou-EECE keen-TAH-nuh 94 Jake Radziukinas rod-zoo-KEEN-iss 15 Devin Rahming RAH-ming

10 Chavas Rawlins SHAY-viss 46 Shareef Shabazz shuh-REEF shuh-BAZZ 16 Malik Shegog muh-LEEK shuh-GOG 86 Kyle Shuman SHOE-min 57 Rheid Skipps REED 95 Andrew Spicher SPIKE-er 58 Ezek Suivaaia eh-ZEEK sue-EE-vuh-EYE-uh 30 Jake Szolis ZOLL-iss 51 Toby Thuer THOR 69 Zach Zidian ZID-ee-en

COACHESAnthony Doria door-E-aRyan Lehmeier LEE-meyerDave Opfar O-far (no “p”)Matt Raich RAYCHJohn Rosato ro-SAH-toMike Silianoff SIL-an-off

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

14 Mitchell, Marty .................... SR......QB...... 6-1 ......225 .................................Dearborn, Mich./Divine Child 53 Modie, Eric .......................... FR ......OL ...... 6-5 ......249 ...................North Royalton, Ohio/North Royalton 72 Mondzelewski, Mike .......... FR ......OL ...... 6-3 ......283 .......................Upper St. Clair, Pa./Upper St. Clair 37 Montgomery, Brendan .......SO .....DB ..... 5-11 .....172 ..........Pittsburgh, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic 35 Morris, Randy .....................GR .....RB ..... 5-10 .....217 ..............Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley

(Pittsburgh) 54 Myers, Jr., Rich................... FR ...... LB ..... 5-11 .....202 ....................................................Bordentown, N.J.

/Florence Township Memorial 26 Nelson, Xavier .................FR-RS ..WR ..... 5-9 ......150 ..............................Silver Spring, Md./Springbrook 90 O’Driscoll, Dane .................SO ..... DL ...... 6-3 ......259 ...................................Hudson, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 1 Oduho, Noel ........................JR ......WR ..... 6-4 ......200 ........................................Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep 40 Osong, Stephan ................. FR ......DB ...... 6-0 ......197 ....................................... Clarksville, Md./River Hill 20 Parks, Sterling .................... FR ......DB ..... 5-11 .....185 .................Upper Marlboro, Md./Milford Academy 93 Patrick, Ryan ...................... FR ...... PK ...... 6-3 ......214 ...................Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights 13 Piekarski, Rich ....................JR ......DB ...... 6-2 ......192 ............................................Hudson, Ohio/Hudson 25 Pommerer, Brian ................ SR...... TE ...... 6-3 ......225 ...................................... Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 97 Quintana, Luis ....................SO ..... DL ...... 6-1 ......269 ............................................ Miami, Fla./Columbus 94 Radziukinas, Jake ...........FR-RS .. DL ...... 6-1 ......284 .......................Upper St. Clair, Pa./Upper St. Clair 15 Rahming, Devin ..................JR ......WR .... 5-11 .....172 ................. Miami, Fla./Coral Reef (Yuba College) 10 Rawlins, Chavas ................ FR ......WR ..... 6-3 ......207 ...........Monessen, Pa./Monessen (West Virginia) 66 Redden, Nick ...................... SR......OL ...... 6-2 ......293 ...............................Clearfi eld, Pa./Clearfi eld Area 56 Reed, Aaron ....................FR-RS .. LB ..... 5-10 .....218 .................................McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour 83 Reynolds, Davin ................. FR ......WR .... 5-11 .....175 ..........................Norristown, Pa./Milford Academy 91 Roper, Darius ..................... FR ...... DL ...... 6-1 ......235 .............................. Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony’s 46 Shabazz, Shareef .............. FR ......DB ..... 5-11 .....185 .......................................Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville 16 Shegog, Malik ................... FR ......DB ..... 5-10 .....158 .........................................Aliquippa, Pa./Aliquippa 86 Shuman, Kyle ......................JR ...... TE ...... 6-5 ......245 .............................Edinboro, Pa./General McLane 57 Skipps, Rheid ......................JR ......OL ...... 6-4 ......268 .............................................Torrance, Calif./South

(Los Angeles Harbor College) 59 Small, Bryan ....................... SR......OL ...... 6-2 ......287 ...................................................Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca 87 Spanos, Andrew................. FR ......WR ..... 5-8 ......179 ...........Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg Area 95 Spicher, Andrew ..................JR ...... DL ...... 6-1 ......235 ................................Falls Creek, Pa./DuBois Area 58 Suivaaia, Ezek ....................JR ......OL ...... 6-3 ......311 ..................................... Waipahu, Hawaii/Leilehua

(New Mexico Military Institute) 30 Szolis, Jake ........................SO .....RB ...... 5-6 ......162 ..................................... Pittsburgh, Pa./Avonworth 8 Thomas, Dave ....................SO .....WR ..... 5-8 ......167 .....................................Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic 51 Thuer, Toby ..........................JR ...... DL ...... 6-2 ......243 .........................................Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell 23 Turpin, Tamir ........................JR ......RB ...... 6-1 ......201 ............Orange, N.J./East Orange Campus (ASA

Institute, N.Y.) 49 Whalen, Austin ....................JR ...... LB ..... 5-11 .....200 .................................Las Vegas, Nev./ Palo Verde

(L.A. Pierce College) 6 Williams, Devin ....................JR ......DB ...... 5-9 ......184 ................................... Concord, Calif./De La Salle 63 Wood, Tim ...........................JR ......OL ...... 6-4 ......250 ...............................Pittsburgh, Pa./North Catholic 69 Zidian, Zach ........................SO ..... DL ...... 6-1 ......315 ................................Youngstown, Ohio/Boardman

47 . ................................ Ben Groll48 .......................... Sam Martello49 ......................... Austin Whalen50 ............................ Mitchel Geib51 .............................. Toby Thuer52 ................................ Kyle Egan53 ............................... Eric Modie54 ........................ Rich Myers, Jr.56 ............................. Aaron Reed57 ........................... Rheid Skipps58 ........................ Ezek Suivaaia59 ............................ Bryan Small60 ........................ Dan Buchholz61 .................. Spencer Chisholm62 ....................... Larson Graham63 .............................. Tim Wood64 ............................ Aaron Fleck65 ....................... Brad Campbell66 .......................... Nick Redden67 ............................ Scott Barlek68 ............................ Ryan Grady69 ............................ Zach Zidian70 .................... Frank Balmaceda71 ........................... Kevin Franko72 ................. Mike Mondzelewski73 ...................... Austin Crimmins74 ............................ Brent Calvin75 ....................... Jordan McNally78 ...................... Hunter Manning80 ....................... Tommy Berexa81 . ........................... Tony DeVivo82 ........................ Bobby Gustine83 ...................... Davin Reynolds84 .......................... Kevin Enright85 ................... Reggie McKnight86 .......................... Kyle Shuman87 ...................... Andrew Spanos90 ...................... Dane O’Driscoll91 ........................... Darius Roper93 ........................... Ryan Patrick94 ................... Jake Radziukinas95 ..................... Andrew Spicher96 ......................... Sean Cultrera97 .......................... Luis Quintana99 ....................... Joseph Crosby

NUMERICAL ROSTER

2013 DUQUESNE FOOTBALL DEPTH CHARTGame #11: at Monmouth • Nov. 23, 2013 •

OFFENSELT 60 Dan Buchholz SO, 6-4, 294 63 Tim Wood JR, 6-4, 250

LG 58 Ezek Suivaaia JR, 6-3, 311 50 Mitchel Geib JR, 6-1, 292 C 66 Nick Redden SR, 6-2, 293 59 Bryan Small SR, 6-2, 287

RG 70 Frank Balmaceda SR, 6-1, 308 72 Mike Mondzelewski FR, 6-3, 283

RT 62 Larson Graham SO, 6-4, 289 78 Hunter Manning FR, 6-2, 274 TE 86 Kyle Shuman JR, 6-5, 245 84 Kevin Enright FR, 6-3, 244-or- 25 Brian Pommerer SR, 6-3, 225

WR 2 Gianni Carter SR, 6-2, 212 1 Noel Oduho JR, 6-4, 200

WR 15 Devin Rahming JR, 5-11, 172 8 Dave Thomas SO, 5-8, 167

FB 39 Ethan Dorsey SR, 5-10, 257 34 Andrew Bly JR, 5-11, 225

RB 22 Ryan Ho JR, 5-7, 190 12 Jason Douglas SR, 5-6, 175

QB 5 Dillon Buechel FR, 6-3, 176 14 Marty Mitchell SR, 6-1, 225

SPECIALISTS

PK 73 Austin Crimmins FR, 5-11, 179 64 Aaron Fleck JR, 5-11, 186

LS 74 Brent Calvin SO, 5-11, 209 43 Christian Kuntz SO, 6-2, 210

H 13 Rich Piekarski JR, 6-2, 192

KR 15 Devin Rahming JR, 5-11, 172 12 Jason Douglas SR, 5-6, 175

DEFENSEDE 97 Luis Quintana SO, 6-1, 269 51 Toby Thuer JR, 6-2, 243

DT 69 Zach Zidian SO, 6-1, 315 94 Jake Radziukinas FR, 6-1, 284

DE 45 Reggie Eiland SR, 6-2, 259 94 Jake Radziukinas FR, 6-1, 284 OLB 43 Christian Kuntz SO, 6-2, 210 32 Paul Mania SO, 6-2, 233

ILB 56 Aaron Reed FR, 5-10, 218 11 Chris Jones JR, 6-0, 230

ILB 48 Sam Martello SO, 6-0, 209 52 Kyle Egan JR, 6-1, 231

OLB 7 Dorian Bell SR, 6-1, 217 49 Austin Whalen JR, 5-11, 200

CB 6 Devin Williams JR, 5-9, 184 28 Ken Egu JR, 6-0, 200

FS 13 Rich Piekarski JR, 6-2, 192 18 Charles Lipp JR, 6-0, 195

SS 4 Chris Johnson JR, 5-10, 203 31 E.J. Kosec JR, 6-0, 208

CB 24 Nick Floyd SR, 5-9, 178 20 Sterling Parks FR, 5-11, 185

SPECIALISTS

P 64 Aaron Fleck JR, 5-11, 186 73 Austin Crimmins FR, 5-11, 179

PR 15 Devin Rahming JR, 5-11, 172 8 Dave Thomas SO, 5-8, 167 KO 73 Austin Crimmins FR, 5-11, 179

DUQUESNE IN NCAA STATS• Team •

DUQUESNE IN NCAA STATS• Individual •

2013 Duquesne University FootballDuquesne Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2013)

All games

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 31, 2013 ALBANY W 35-24 2001Sep 07, 2013 at Dayton L 20-23 3478Sep 21, 2013 at Youngstown State L 17-59 16958Oct 05, 2013 WEST LIBERTY W 27-14 1816

* Oct 12, 2013 WAGNER W 34-7 2781* Oct 19, 2013 at Robert Morris W 21-20 2893* Oct 26, 2013 at Bryant L 14-42 3761* Nov 02, 2013 ST. FRANCIS W 21-10 2044* Nov 09, 2013 at Sacred Heart L 0-10 1466* Nov 16, 2013 CCSU W 24-21 2022

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gHO, Ryan 10 113 376 30 346 3.1 4 25 34.6DOUGLAS, Jason 10 78 319 18 301 3.9 1 47 30.1DORSEY, Ethan 10 61 252 1 251 4.1 4 40 25.1HUGHES, Marcus 10 15 80 1 79 5.3 0 15 7.9BUECHEL, Dillon 10 44 159 126 33 0.8 0 34 3.3JOHNSON, Juan 3 9 24 1 23 2.6 0 8 7.7RAWLINS, Chavas 9 5 8 0 8 1.6 1 4 0.9FLECK, Aaron 10 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.7KING, Chris 7 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 1.0DeNARDO, Zach 2 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 3.0RAHMING, Devin 8 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 4 0.8THOMAS, Dave 10 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1JOHNSON, Chris 8 2 0 6 -6 -3.0 0 0 -0.8Team 6 6 0 33 -33 -5.5 0 0 -5.5Total 10 340 1245 216 1029 3.0 10 47 102.9Opponents 10 378 1556 209 1347 3.6 15 71 134.7

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gBUECHEL, Dillon 10 118.02 203-346-14 58.7 2346 11 81 234.6MITCHELL, Marty 2 77.40 5-8-1 62.5 38 0 9 19.0RAWLINS, Chavas 9 100.00 1-1-0 100.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 10 117.06 209-355-15 58.9 2384 11 81 238.4Opponents 10 111.92 157-293-9 53.6 1817 11 61 181.7

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gCARTER, Gianni 10 50 721 14.4 6 76 72.1THOMAS, Dave 10 43 490 11.4 0 81 49.0RAHMING, Devin 8 28 321 11.5 2 39 40.1KING, Chris 7 26 311 12.0 2 37 44.4ODUHO, Noel 10 24 238 9.9 0 28 23.8SHUMAN, Kyle 8 10 68 6.8 0 17 8.5BRADY, Sean 2 8 109 13.6 1 28 54.5DOUGLAS, Jason 10 7 28 4.0 0 11 2.8HUGHES, Marcus 10 4 19 4.8 0 12 1.9HO, Ryan 10 3 25 8.3 0 11 2.5RAWLINS, Chavas 9 3 21 7.0 0 9 2.3DORSEY, Ethan 10 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.3ENRIGHT, Kevin 10 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.3POMMERER, Brian 10 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.7Total 10 209 2384 11.4 11 81 238.4Opponents 10 157 1817 11.6 11 61 181.7

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkCRIMMINS, A 11-17 64.7 1-1 5-6 2-3 3-7 0-0 47 3

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsCRIMMINS, A - 11-17 22-24 - - - - - 55CARTER, Gianni 6 - - - - - - - 36HO, Ryan 4 - - - - - - - 24DORSEY, Ethan 4 - - - - - - - 24RAHMING, Devin 3 - - - - - - - 18KING, Chris 2 - - - - - - - 12RAWLINS, Chavas 1 - - - - - - - 6ZIDIAN, Zach 1 - - - - - - - 6FLOYD, Nick 1 - - - - - - - 6DOUGLAS, Jason 1 - - - - - - - 6O'DRISCOLL, D 1 - - - - - - - 6BRADY, Sean 1 - - - - - - - 6Team - - - - - - - 2 4SHUMAN, Kyle - - - - 1 - - - 2REED, Aaron - - - - - - - 1 2BUECHEL, Dillon - - - - - 1-1 - - 0Total 25 11-17 22-24 - 1 1-1 - 3 213Opponents 30 7-10 29-30 - - - - - 230

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll games 6-4 5-0 1-4 0-0Conference 4-2 3-0 1-2 0-0Non-Conference 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0

Team Statistics DUQ OPPFIRST DOWNS 178 163 R u s h i n g 52 72 P a s s i n g 109 80 P e n a l t y 17 11RUSHING YARDAGE 1029 1347 Rushing Attempts 340 378 Average Per Rush 3.0 3.6 Average Per Game 102.9 134.7 TDs Rushing 10 15PASSING YARDAGE 2384 1817 C o m p - A t t - I n t 209-355-15 157-293-9 Average Per Pass 6.7 6.2 Average Per Catch 11.4 11.6 Average Per Game 238.4 181.7 TDs Passing 11 11TOTAL OFFENSE 3413 3164 Average Per Play 4.9 4.7 Average Per Game 341.3 316.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 36-723 35-706PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-161 19-170INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-140 15-224FUMBLES-LOST 11-7 17-10PENALTIES-Yards 54-446 67-652PUNTS-AVG 58-33.8 59-39.9TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 4 7 2 9 : 1 33RD-DOWN Conversions 70/166 53/1494TH-DOWN Conversions 3/11 9/20

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgPIEKARSKI, Rich 2 25 12.5 0 25REED, Aaron 1 4 4.0 0 2FLOYD, Nick 1 71 71.0 1 71JOHNSON, Chris 1 0 0.0 0 0KUNTZ, C 1 3 3.0 0 3MARTELLO, Sam 1 4 4.0 0 4O'DRISCOLL, D 1 33 33.0 1 33WILLIAMS, Devin 1 0 0.0 0 0

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkFLECK, Aaron 57 1961 34.4 53 1 6 20 2 1Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgRAHMING, Devin 18 139 7.7 1 62GUSTINE, Bobby 3 18 6.0 0 11THOMAS, Dave 2 -1 -0.5 0 0LIPP, Charles 1 5 5.0 0 0Total 24 161 6.7 1 62Opponents 19 170 8.9 0 23

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgDOUGLAS, Jason 13 210 16.2 0 29RAHMING, Devin 11 281 25.5 0 52HO, Ryan 4 92 23.0 0 48JOHNSON, Chris 2 35 17.5 0 26KING, Chris 2 65 32.5 0 46BLY, Andrew 2 25 12.5 0 13MANIA, Paul 1 0 0.0 0 0GUSTINE, Bobby 1 15 15.0 0 15Total 36 723 20.1 0 52Opponents 35 706 20.2 0 61

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gRAHMING, Devin 8 6 321 139 281 0 747 93.4CARTER, Gianni 10 0 721 0 0 0 721 72.1DOUGLAS, Jaso 10 301 28 0 210 0 539 53.9THOMAS, Dave 10 1 490 -1 0 0 490 49.0HO, Ryan 10 346 25 0 92 0 463 46.3Total 10 1029 2384 161 723 140 4437 443.7Opponents 10 1347 1817 170 706 224 4264 426.4

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gBUECHEL, Dillon 10 390 33 2346 2379 237.9

2013 Duquesne University FootballDuquesne Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2013)

All games

Team Statistics DUQ OPPSCORING 213 230 Points Per Game 21.3 23.0FIRST DOWNS 178 163 R u s h i n g 52 72 P a s s i n g 109 80 P e n a l t y 17 11RUSHING YARDAGE 1029 1347 Yards gained rushing 1245 1556 Yards lost rushing 216 209 Rushing Attempts 340 378 Average Per Rush 3.0 3.6 Average Per Game 102.9 134.7 TDs Rushing 10 15PASSING YARDAGE 2384 1817 C o m p - A t t - I n t 209-355-15 157-293-9 Average Per Pass 6.7 6.2 Average Per Catch 11.4 11.6 Average Per Game 238.4 181.7 TDs Passing 11 11TOTAL OFFENSE 3413 3164 Total Plays 695 671 Average Per Play 4.9 4.7 Average Per Game 341.3 316.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 36-723 35-706PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-161 19-170INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-140 15-224KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.1 20.2PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.7 8.9INT RETURN AVERAGE 15.6 14.9FUMBLES-LOST 11-7 17-10PENALTIES-Yards 54-446 67-652 Average Per Game 44.6 65.2PUNTS-Yards 58-1961 59-2352 Average Per Punt 33.8 39.9 Net punt average 30.5 36.5KICKOFFS-Yards 45-2740 46-2706 Average Per Kick 60.9 58.8 Net kick average 40.2 37.7TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 4 7 2 9 : 1 33RD-DOWN Conversions 70/166 53/149 3rd-Down Pct 42% 36%4TH-DOWN Conversions 3/11 9/20 4th-Down Pct 27% 45%SACKS BY-Yards 16-60 14-104MISC YARDS 0 30TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 25 30FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-17 7-10ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-2RED-ZONE SCORES (20-28) 71% (23-28) 82%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (12-28) 43% (18-28) 64%PAT-ATTEMPTS (22-24) 92% (29-30) 97%ATTENDANCE 10664 28556 Games/Avg Per Game 5/2133 5/5711 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalDuquesne 63 37 51 62 0 213Opponents 34 59 55 82 0 230

2013 Duquesne University FootballDuquesne Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2013)

All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gHO, Ryan 10 113 376 30 346 3.1 4 25 34.6DOUGLAS, Jason 10 78 319 18 301 3.9 1 47 30.1DORSEY, Ethan 10 61 252 1 251 4.1 4 40 25.1HUGHES, Marcus 10 15 80 1 79 5.3 0 15 7.9BUECHEL, Dillon 10 44 159 126 33 0.8 0 34 3.3JOHNSON, Juan 3 9 24 1 23 2.6 0 8 7.7RAWLINS, Chavas 9 5 8 0 8 1.6 1 4 0.9KING, Chris 7 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 1.0FLECK, Aaron 10 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.7RAHMING, Devin 8 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 4 0.8DeNARDO, Zach 2 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 3.0THOMAS, Dave 10 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1JOHNSON, Chris 8 2 0 6 -6 -3.0 0 0 -0.8Team 6 6 0 33 -33 -5.5 0 0 -5.5Total 10 340 1245 216 1029 3.0 10 47 102.9Opponents 10 378 1556 209 1347 3.6 15 71 134.7

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gBUECHEL, Dillon 10 118.02 203-346-14 58.7 2346 11 81 234.6MITCHELL, Marty 2 77.40 5-8-1 62.5 38 0 9 19.0RAWLINS, Chavas 9 100.00 1-1-0 100.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 10 117.06 209-355-15 58.9 2384 11 81 238.4Opponents 10 111.92 157-293-9 53.6 1817 11 61 181.7

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gCARTER, Gianni 10 50 721 14.4 6 76 72.1THOMAS, Dave 10 43 490 11.4 0 81 49.0RAHMING, Devin 8 28 321 11.5 2 39 40.1KING, Chris 7 26 311 12.0 2 37 44.4ODUHO, Noel 10 24 238 9.9 0 28 23.8SHUMAN, Kyle 8 10 68 6.8 0 17 8.5BRADY, Sean 2 8 109 13.6 1 28 54.5DOUGLAS, Jason 10 7 28 4.0 0 11 2.8HUGHES, Marcus 10 4 19 4.8 0 12 1.9HO, Ryan 10 3 25 8.3 0 11 2.5RAWLINS, Chavas 9 3 21 7.0 0 9 2.3DORSEY, Ethan 10 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.3ENRIGHT, Kevin 10 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.3POMMERER, Brian 10 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.7Total 10 209 2384 11.4 11 81 238.4Opponents 10 157 1817 11.6 11 61 181.7

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgRAHMING, Devin 18 139 7.7 1 62GUSTINE, Bobby 3 18 6.0 0 11THOMAS, Dave 2 -1 -0.5 0 0LIPP, Charles 1 5 5.0 0 0Total 24 161 6.7 1 62Opponents 19 170 8.9 0 23

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgPIEKARSKI, Rich 2 25 12.5 0 25WILLIAMS, Devin 1 0 0.0 0 0FLOYD, Nick 1 71 71.0 1 71JOHNSON, Chris 1 0 0.0 0 0KUNTZ, C 1 3 3.0 0 3MARTELLO, Sam 1 4 4.0 0 4REED, Aaron 1 4 4.0 0 2O'DRISCOLL, D 1 33 33.0 1 33Total 9 140 15.6 2 71Opponents 15 224 14.9 3 60

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgDOUGLAS, Jason 13 210 16.2 0 29RAHMING, Devin 11 281 25.5 0 52HO, Ryan 4 92 23.0 0 48KING, Chris 2 65 32.5 0 46JOHNSON, Chris 2 35 17.5 0 26BLY, Andrew 2 25 12.5 0 13GUSTINE, Bobby 1 15 15.0 0 15MANIA, Paul 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 36 723 20.1 0 52Opponents 35 706 20.2 0 61

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgKUNTZ, C 1 38 38.0 0 38ZIDIAN, Zach 0 0 0.0 1 0Total 1 38 38.0 1 38Opponents 2 30 15.0 1 29

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsCRIMMINS, A - 11-17 22-24 - - - - - 55CARTER, Gianni 6 - - - - - - - 36DORSEY, Ethan 4 - - - - - - - 24HO, Ryan 4 - - - - - - - 24RAHMING, Devin 3 - - - - - - - 18KING, Chris 2 - - - - - - - 12ZIDIAN, Zach 1 - - - - - - - 6RAWLINS, Chavas 1 - - - - - - - 6FLOYD, Nick 1 - - - - - - - 6BRADY, Sean 1 - - - - - - - 6DOUGLAS, Jason 1 - - - - - - - 6O'DRISCOLL, D 1 - - - - - - - 6Team - - - - - - - 2 4SHUMAN, Kyle - - - - 1 - - - 2REED, Aaron - - - - - - - 1 2BUECHEL, Dillon - - - - - 1-1 - - 0Total 25 11-17 22-24 - 1 1-1 - 3 213Opponents 30 7-10 29-30 - - - - - 230

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gBUECHEL, Dillon 10 390 33 2346 2379 237.9HO, Ryan 10 113 346 0 346 34.6DOUGLAS, Jason 10 78 301 0 301 30.1DORSEY, Ethan 10 61 251 0 251 25.1HUGHES, Marcus 10 15 79 0 79 7.9MITCHELL, Marty 2 8 0 38 38 19.0JOHNSON, Juan 3 9 23 0 23 7.7RAWLINS, Chavas 9 6 8 0 8 0.9KING, Chris 7 3 7 0 7 1.0FLECK, Aaron 10 1 7 0 7 0.7DeNARDO, Zach 2 1 6 0 6 3.0RAHMING, Devin 8 1 6 0 6 0.8THOMAS, Dave 10 1 1 0 1 0.1JOHNSON, Chris 8 2 -6 0 -6 -0.8Team 6 6 -33 0 -33 -5.5Total 10 695 1029 2384 3413 341.3Opponents 10 671 1347 1817 3164 316.4

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkCRIMMINS, A 11-17 64.7 1-1 5-6 2-3 3-7 0-0 47 3

FG Sequence Duquesne OpponentsAlbany (30),(22) (39)Dayton (26),(27) (32),(25),(25)Youngstown State (30) (40)West Liberty - 40Wagner (47),(23) 51Robert Morris 29,(40) -Bryant 40 -St. Francis - (20)Sacred Heart 37,47,43 38,(31)CCSU (19),(43),41,(23) -

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkFLECK, Aaron 57 1961 34.4 53 1 6 20 2 1Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0Total 58 1961 33.8 53 1 6 20 2 1Opponents 59 2352 39.9 64 2 10 15 11 1

Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydlnCRIMMINS, A 45 2740 60.9 9 1Total 45 2740 60.9 9 1 20.2 40.2 24Opponents 46 2706 58.8 10 0 20.1 37.7 27

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gRAHMING, Devi 8 6 321 139 281 0 747 93.4CARTER, Gianni 10 0 721 0 0 0 721 72.1DOUGLAS, Jaso 10 301 28 0 210 0 539 53.9THOMAS, Dave 10 1 490 -1 0 0 490 49.0HO, Ryan 10 346 25 0 92 0 463 46.3KING, Chris 7 7 311 0 65 0 383 54.7DORSEY, Ethan 10 251 13 0 0 0 264 26.4ODUHO, Noel 10 0 238 0 0 0 238 23.8BRADY, Sean 2 0 109 0 0 0 109 54.5HUGHES, Marc 10 79 19 0 0 0 98 9.8FLOYD, Nick 10 0 0 0 0 71 71 7.1SHUMAN, Kyle 8 0 68 0 0 0 68 8.5BUECHEL, Dillo 10 33 0 0 0 0 33 3.3O'DRISCOLL, D 6 0 0 0 0 33 33 5.5GUSTINE, Bobb 3 0 0 18 15 0 33 11.0JOHNSON, Chri 8 -6 0 0 35 0 29 3.6RAWLINS, Chav 9 8 21 0 0 0 29 3.2BLY, Andrew 10 0 0 0 25 0 25 2.5PIEKARSKI, Ric 10 0 0 0 0 25 25 2.5JOHNSON, Jua 3 23 0 0 0 0 23 7.7ENRIGHT, Kevin 10 0 13 0 0 0 13 1.3POMMERER, Br 10 0 7 0 0 0 7 0.7FLECK, Aaron 10 7 0 0 0 0 7 0.7DeNARDO, Zac 2 6 0 0 0 0 6 3.0LIPP, Charles 10 0 0 5 0 0 5 0.5REED, Aaron 10 0 0 0 0 4 4 0.4MARTELLO, Sa 10 0 0 0 0 4 4 0.4KUNTZ, C 10 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.3Team 6 -33 0 0 0 0 -33 -5.5Total 10 1029 2384 161 723 140 4437 443.7Opponents 10 1347 1817 170 706 224 4264 426.4

POINTS OFF TURNOVERS DUQ OPP OPP DUQOPPONENT TOs PTS TOs PTSAlbany 0 0 *3 10at Dayton 3 14 2 10at Youngstown State 4 17 0 0West Liberty 3 7 3 20Wagner 2 7 1 0at Robert Morris 2 13 3 7at Bryant 4 21 0 0Saint Francis 1 7 2 7at Sacred Heart 3 0 3 0CCSU 0 0 2 15at Monmouth TOTALS 22 86 19 69 * - Duquesne ran out the clock following an interception with 0:56 left

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd# Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf56 REED, Aaron 10 29 40 69 5.0-14 . 1-4 2 . 1-0 1 . 143 KUNTZ, C 10 23 41 64 15.0-39 5.5-17 1-3 5 5 1-38 2 . .48 MARTELLO, Sam 10 34 29 63 3.5-14 1.0-5 1-4 4 1 . 2 . .13 PIEKARSKI, Rich 10 32 28 60 3.5-11 0.5-2 2-25 6 . 1-0 . . .45 EILAND, Reggie 10 22 26 48 7.0-16 1.5-4 . . 1 . . . .4 JOHNSON, Chris 8 24 19 43 3.5-6 . 1-0 4 . . 2 . .69 ZIDIAN, Zach 10 16 26 42 5.5-18 2.5-14 . 1 . 4-0 1 . .7 BELL, Dorian 9 21 20 41 5.5-14 2.0-9 . 1 5 1-0 1 . .6 WILLIAMS, Devin 10 27 8 35 1.5-3 0.5-2 1-0 4 1 1-0 1 . .24 FLOYD, Nick 10 17 9 26 . . 1-71 5 . . . . .31 KOSEC, E.J. 10 11 14 25 . . . 1 . . . . .52 EGAN, Kyle 10 9 13 22 2.0-8 1.0-4 . 1 . . . . .49 WHALEN, Austin 10 11 10 21 2.5-5 1.0-2 . 2 2 . . . .97 QUINTANA, Luis 10 9 10 19 1.5-3 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . .20 PARKS, Sterling 4 6 7 13 . . . 3 . . . . .18 LIPP, Charles 10 6 4 10 . . . . . . . 1 .94 RADZIUKINAS, J 9 5 4 9 . . . . . . . . .29 JORDAN, Josh 10 7 2 9 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .21 MARTIN, Brandon 6 8 1 9 . . . 1 . . . . .28 EGU, Ken 9 9 . 9 . . . 2 . . . . .41 HALL, Brian 10 4 5 9 . . . 1 . . . . .25 POMMERER, Brian 10 5 3 8 . . . . . . . . .90 O'DRISCOLL, D 6 2 5 7 . . 1-33 1 1 . . . .9 HUGHES, Marcus 10 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .11 JONES, Chris 4 1 4 5 . . . . . . . . .80 BEREXA, Tommy 10 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .60 BUCHHOLZ, Dan 10 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .8 THOMAS, Dave 10 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .44 ALIMENTI, A 7 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .55 OSLEY, William 6 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .62 GRAHAM, Larson 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .74 CALVIN, Brent 10 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .58 SUIVAAIA, Ezek 10 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .33 CLOPTON, Adam 1 . 1 1 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .73 CRIMMINS, A 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .19 KING, Chris 7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .3 BRADY, Sean 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .22 HO, Ryan 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .TM Team 6 1 . 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . 266 REDDEN, Nick 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .51 THUER, Toby 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .34 BLY, Andrew 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 10 365 340 705 57-153 16-60 9-140 44 17 10-38 10 1 3Opponents 10 401 282 683 49-187 14-104 15-224 34 15 7-30 7 4 .

NON-OFFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNSYDS PLAY PLAYER OPPONENT71 interception return Nick Floyd West Liberty0 fumble recovery Zach Zidian West Liberty33 interception return Dane O’Driscoll West Liberty62 punt return Devin Rahming Wagner

DOUBLE-DIGIT TACKLE GAMESNO PLAYER OPPONENT13 Chris Johnson at Sacred Heart12 Aaron Reed at Sacred Heart11 Christian Kuntz at Sacred Heart10 Aaron Reed vs. CCSU10 Rich Piekarski at Robert Morris10 Dorian Bell at Youngstwn State10 Aaron Reed at Dayton10 Christian Kuntz at Dayton

TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 52 vs St. Francis (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Rushing 165 vs St. Francis (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Per Rush 4.1 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)TD Rushes 2 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)2 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)2 vs St. Francis (Nov 02, 2013)

Pass attempts 46 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)Pass completions 28 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Yards Passing 371 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Yards Per Pass 11.0 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)TD Passes 2 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)2 at Robert Morris (Oct 19, 2013)

Total Plays 78 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Total Offense 420 vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Yards Per Play 6.1 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Points 35 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Sacks By 4 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)First Downs 21 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)

21 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Penalties 10 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Penalty Yards 75 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Turnovers 4 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)

4 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Interceptions By 2 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Punts 7 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

7 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)7 at Robert Morris (Oct 19, 2013)7 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)

Punting Avg 41.8 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Long Punt 53 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Punts inside 20 5 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Long Punt Return 62 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGH

Rushes 48 at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)48 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)

Yards Rushing 299 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)Yards Per Rush 6.2 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)TD Rushes 5 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Pass attempts 47 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Pass completions 28 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Passing 354 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Per Pass 12.6 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)TD Passes 3 vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Total Plays 80 at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Total Offense 501 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Yards Per Play 7.2 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Points 59 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Sacks By 3 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

3 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)3 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)

First Downs 22 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Penalties 9 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

9 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)9 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)

Penalty Yards 111 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Turnovers 3 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

3 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)3 at Robert Morris (Oct 19, 2013)3 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)

Interceptions By 3 vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)3 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)3 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)

Punts 11 vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Punting Avg 48.8 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Long Punt 64 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Punts inside 20 2 vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)2 at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)2 vs St. Francis (Nov 02, 2013)2 at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)2 vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)

Long Punt Return 23 at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)g

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 23 HO, Ryan vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Rushing 76 HO, Ryan vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)TD Rushes 2 HO, Ryan vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Long Rush 47 DOUGLAS, Jason at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Pass attempts 45 BUECHEL, Dillon at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)Pass completions 25 BUECHEL, Dillon vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Yards Passing 362 BUECHEL, Dillon at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)TD Passes 2 BUECHEL, Dillon vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 BUECHEL, Dillon at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)2 BUECHEL, Dillon at Robert Morris (Oct 19, 2013)

Long Pass 81 BUECHEL, Dillon vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Receptions 10 KING, Chris vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Yards Receiving 135 CARTER, Gianni at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)TD Receptions 2 CARTER, Gianni at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Long Reception 81 THOMAS, Dave vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Field Goals 3 CRIMMINS, A vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Long Field Goal 47 CRIMMINS, A vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Punts 7 FLECK, Aaron vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

7 FLECK, Aaron at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)7 FLECK, Aaron at Robert Morris (Oct 19, 2013)7 FLECK, Aaron at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)

Punting Avg 41.8 FLECK, Aaron vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Long Punt 53 FLECK, Aaron at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Punts inside 20 5 FLECK, Aaron vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Long Punt Return 62 RAHMING, Devin vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Long Kickoff Return 52 RAHMING, Devin vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Tackles 13 JOHNSON, Chris at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)Sacks 2.0 KUNTZ, C at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)

2.0 KUNTZ, C vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Tackles For Loss 4.0 KUNTZ, C vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Interceptions 2 PIEKARSKI, Rich vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

All games

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 35 SPENCE, K, at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)Yards Rushing 181 SPENCE, K, at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)TD Rushes 3 Ruiz, Martin, at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Long Rush 71 BARDO, Will, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Pass attempts 45 Fiacchi, Will, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Pass completions 27 Fiacchi, Will, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Passing 346 Fiacchi, Will, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)TD Passes 3 SANGIACOMO, N., vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Long Pass 61 SANGIACOMO, N., vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Receptions 9 Chillis, Kevin, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Receiving 135 Chillis, Kevin, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)TD Receptions 2 Chillis, Kevin, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 Dylan Potts, vs West Liberty (Oct 05, 2013)Long Reception 61 BENZING, Scott, vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)Field Goals 3 WILL, William, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Long Field Goal 40 Cejudo, Joey, at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)Punts 9 MISLEY, Matt, vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)Punting Avg 48.8 Martin, Jon, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Long Punt 64 Martin, Jon, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)Punts inside 20 2 Martin, Jon, vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2 Liste, Nick, at Youngstown State (Sep 21, 2013)2 Sam Sammons, at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)2 DRAYER, Zack, vs St. Francis (Nov 02, 2013)2 ROSS, Jamie, at Sacred Heart (Nov 09, 2013)2 CARTER, Joe, vs CCSU (Nov 16, 2013)

Long Punt Return 23 STUBBS, Cameron, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Long Kickoff Return 61 HUNTER, Gary, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Tackles 14 MONNIER, Colin, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Sacks 2.0 Jeff Covitz, at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)Tackles For Loss 2.5 Nicastro, M., vs Albany (Aug 31, 2013)

2.5 MONNIER, Colin, at Dayton (Sep 07, 2013)Interceptions 2 DIEUDONNE, J., vs Wagner (Oct 12, 2013)

2 S. Amedee, at Bryant (Oct 26, 2013)

DUQUESNE HIGHS OPPONENT HIGHS

DUQUESNE INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

OPPONENT INDIVUDUAL HIGHS

2013 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME Quarterbacks

#14 MARTY MITCHELL COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONGAlbany ............................ DNPat Dayton ........................ DNPat Youngstown St ...........1-2-1 9 0 9West Liberty ................... DNPWagner ........................... DNPat Robert Morris ............. DNPat Bryant .........................4-6-0 29 0 9Saint Francis .................. DNPat Sacred Heart .............. DNPCCSU ............................. DNPat Monmouth ......................+ - indicates start

MITCHELL’S CAREER HIGHSCompletions ..............................................10 Monmouth (Fr.)Attempts ....................................................18 Monmouth (Fr.)Interceptions ...............................................4 Monmouth (Fr.)Yards .......................................................135 Monmouth (Fr.)Touchdowns ................................................2 Monmouth (Fr.)Long ......................................................... 50 Monmouth (Fr.)

MITCHELL’S CAREER TOTALS400+-Yard Games ................................................................ 0300+-Yard Games ................................................................ 0200+-Yard Games ................................................................ 0Multiple TD Pass Games ..................................................... 0All-Time Record as Starter ........................................... 0-0-0As a Starter in 2013 ...................................................... 0-0-0

MITCHELL RUSHING

ATT-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ............................ DNPat Dayton ........................ DNPat Youngstown St .......... 0-0-0West Liberty ................... DNPWagner ........................... DNPat Robt Morris ................ DNPat Bryant ........................ 0-0-0Saint Francis .................. DNPat Sacred Heart .............. DNPCCSU ............................. DNPat Monmouth ......................

CAREER HIGHSRush ........................................................... 1 Monmouth (Fr.)Yards .........................................................-8 Monmouth (Fr.)Long .........................................................-8 Monmough (Fr.)TD’s ......................................................................................0Career 100-Yard Games ......................................................0

#5 DILLON BUECHEL COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONGAlbany+ ........................21-28-0 309 2 81at Dayton ......................22-37-1 295 2 t76at Youngstown St .........21-38-0 362 1 t63West Liberty .................17-26-3 193 1 26Wagner .........................25-37-2 189 1 t16at Robert Morris ...........23-41-1 202 2 39at Bryant .......................24-36-3 200 0 18Saint Francis ................13-22-1 141 1 33at Sacred Heart ............15-45-3 167 0 28CCSU ...........................22-36-0 288 1 t66at Monmouth ......................+ - indicates start

BUECHEL’S CAREER HIGHSCompletions .................................................. 25 Wagner (Fr.)Attempts ........................................... 45 at Sacred Heart (Fr.)Interceptions ..........................3, 3x at Sacred Heart last (Fr.)Yards ...................................... 362 at Youngstown State (Fr.)Touchdowns ..........................2, 3x at Robert Morris last (Fr.)Long ................................................................81 Albany (Fr.)

BUECHEL’S CAREER TOTALS400+-Yard Games ................................................................ 0300+-Yard Games ................................................................ 2200+-Yard Games ................................................................ 6Multiple TD Pass Games ..................................................... 3All-Time Record as Starter ...............................................6-4As a Starter in 2011...........................................................6-4

BUECHEL RUSHING

ATT-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ..........................7-(-8)-0 10at Dayton ........................4-4-0 7at Youngstown St ........4-(-17)-0 4West Liberty ..................4-13-0 9Wagner ...........................2-2-0 4at Robt Morris ..............7-(-2)-0 11at Bryant ......................5-(-14)-0 6Saint Francis ................ 5-30-0 34at Sacred Heart .............4-27-0 15CCSU ...........................2-(-2)-0 0at Monmouth ......................

CAREER HIGHSRush .................................. 7 Albany & at Robert Morris (Fr.)Yards .................................................... 30 Saint Francis (Fr.)Long ..................................................... 34 Saint Francis (Fr.)TD’s ......................................................................................0Career 100-Yard Games ......................................................0

2013 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAMEReceivers

#1 NOEL ODUHO

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ..................1-3-0 3at Dayton .............3-18-0 11at YSU .................6-72-0 21W. Liberty ............ 1-8-0 8Wagner ................2-26-0 14at RMU ............... 3-34-0 12at Bryant ............. 4-29-0 12SFU ......................1-3-0 3at SHU .................1-28-0 28CCSU ..................2-17-0 9at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ...........................7 at Valpo (So.)Yds......................... 90 at Valpo (So.)Long .........................48 Albany (So.)TDs ....... 1 at Valpo & at Bryant (So.)Career 100-Yard Games.................0

#8 DAVE THOMAS

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ................5-107-0 81at Dayton ............ 3-46-0 28at YSU ................ 3-48-0 24W. Liberty ............3-18-0 12Wagner ............... 6-42-0 15at RMU ............... 5-35-0 10at Bryant ............. 8-83-0 17SFU .................... 2-50-0 33at SHU ................ 4-35-0 24CCSU ................. 4-26-0 10at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ...................8 at Bryant (So.-RS)Yds................... 107 Albany (So.-RS)Long .................. 81 Albany (So.-RS)TDs ...................... 1 Monmouth (So.)Career 100-Yard Games.................1Soph. (RS): 5-107-0 Albany

#19 CHRIS KING

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany .................2-12-0 9at Dayton .............3-31-0 21at YSU ................6-101-0 37W. Liberty ..........10-127-1 25Wagner ................3-19-1 t12at RMU ...................inj. at Bryant ..............2-21-0 18SFU ........................inj. at SHU ....................inj. CCSU .....................inj. at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ................. 10 West Liberty (So.)Yds................ 127 West Liberty (So.)Long ............... 37 West Liberty (So.)TDs ...............1, 2x Wagner (So.) lastCareer 100-Yard Games.................2Soph.: 6-101-0 at Youngstown St., 10-127-1 West Liberty

#2 GIANNI CARTER

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ................6-103-1 t29at Dayton ............7-135-2 t76at YSU ................4-134-1 t63W. Liberty ........... 3-40-0 26Wagner ................8-51-0 13at RMU ................4-24-1 t10at Bryant ..............6-37-0 10SFU .................... 4-34-0 16at SHU ................ 3-52-0 23CCSU ................. 5-111-1 t66at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ............... 8, 3x Wagner (Sr.) lastYds...................... 135 at Dayton (Sr.)Long .................... t76 at Dayton (Sr.)TDs ......2 SHU (Jr.) & at Dayton (Sr.)Career 100-Yard Games.................5Junior: 5-113-1 at Valpo; Senior: 6-103-1 Albany, 7-135-2 at Dayton, 4-134-1 at Youngstown St., 5-111-1 CCSU

#10 CHAVAS RAWLINS

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ................. 1-4-0 4at Dayton ............. 0-0-0 at YSU .................. DNP W. Liberty ....... spec. teams Wagner ................ 0-0-0 at RMU ................ 1-8-0 at Bryant ...............1-9-0 9SFU ..................... 0-0-0 at SHU ................. 0-0-0 CCSU .................. 0-0-0 at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ..............1, 2x at Bryant last (Fr.)Yds........................... 9 at Bryant (Fr.)Long ........................ 9 at Bryant (Fr.)TDs ..................................................0Career 100-Yard Games.................0

#84 KEVIN ENRIGHT

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany .................1-13-0 13at Dayton ............. 0-0-0 at YSU ................. 0-0-0 W. Liberty ............ 0-0-0 Wagner ................ 0-0-0 at RMU ................ 0-0-0 at Bryant .............. 0-0-0 SFU ..................... 0-0-0 at SHU ................. 0-0-0 CCSU .................. 0-0-0 at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ..............................1 Albany (Fr.)Yds.............................13 Albany (Fr.)Long ..........................13 Albany (Fr.)TDs ..................................................0Career 100-Yard Games.................0

#3 SEAN BRADY

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany .................4-60-1 28at Dayton ............ 4-49-0 20at YSU ....................inj. W. Liberty ...............inj. Wagner ...................inj. at RMU ...................inj. at Bryant .................inj. SFU ........................inj. at SHU ....................inj. CCSU .....................inj. at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ........................ 7 Monmouth (Jr.)Yds..................... 110 Monmouth (Jr.)Long .......... t33 at Old Dominion (Jr.)TDs ........................... 2 at CCSU (Jr.)Career 100-Yard Games.................1Junior: 7-110-1 Monmouth

#15 DEVIN RAHMING

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ....................inj. at Dayton ................inj. at YSU ................. 0-0-0 W. Liberty ............ 0-0-0 Wagner ................3-27-0 16at RMU ............... 6-86-1 39at Bryant ..............2-24-0 18SFU .....................2-26-1 16at SHU ................ 6-42-0 17CCSU .................9-116-0 33at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ............................... 9 CCSU (Jr.)Yds............................ 116 CCSU (Jr.)Long ...........39 at Robert Morris (Jr.)TDs ................. 1 at RMU & SFU (Jr.)Career 100-Yard Games.................1Junior: 9-116-0 CCSU

#86 KYLE SHUMAN

REC-YDS-TD LNGAlbany ....................inj. at Dayton ................inj. at YSU .................1-17-0 17W. Liberty ............ 0-0-0 Wagner ................ 0-0-0 at RMU ................ 1-6-0 6at Bryant ..............3-16-0 9SFU .....................3-17-0 9at SHU ................. 1-6-0 6CCSU .................. 1-6-0 6at Monmouth ............ CAREER HIGHSRec ............... 3 at Bryant & SFU (Jr.)Yds........................ 35 at CCSU (So.)Long ..................... 35 at CCSU (So.)TDs ..................................................0Career 100-Yard Games.................0

2013 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAMERunning Backs/Kicking Game

#22 RYAN HO

Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ..................23-76-2 t25 0-0-0at Dayton ..............17-26-0 5 0-0-0at YSU ...................7-26-0 4 0-0-0West Liberty .........18-70-0 18 0-0-0Wagner .................14-32-1 8 1-10-0 10at Robt Morris ...... 9-39-0 18 1-4-0 4at Bryant .............. 14-60-0 16 0-0-0Saint Francis .........7-15-1 5 1-11-0 11at Sacred Heart ....2-(-2)-0 2 0-0-0CCSU .....................2-4-0 4 0-0-0at Monmouth ..............

CAREER HIGHSRush/Rec. ................ 23 Albany (Jr.-RS) 2 two times, Dayton lastYards ............................78 at CCSU (Jr.) 18 at CCSU (Jr.)Long ........................ t25 Albany (Jr.-RS) t18 at CCSU (Jr.)TD’s .............................2 Albany (Jr.-RS) 1 at CCSU (Jr.)Career 100-Yard Games...................... 0 0

#9 MARCUS HUGHES

Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ........................ Spec Teams (DNP-RB)at Dayton ............... 0-0-0at YSU ....................1-0-0 0West Liberty ............... Spec Teams (DNP-RB)Wagner ....................... Spec Teams (DNP-RB)at Robt Morris ............ Spec Teams (DNP-RB)at Bryant ................7-40-0 11 1-4-0 4Saint Francis ......... 0-0-0 0-0-0at Sacred Heart .....2-21-0 15 1-4-0 4CCSU ....................5-18-0 12 1-12-0 12at Monmouth ..............

CAREER HIGHSRush/Rec. ........ 10 at Saint Francis (Fr.) 1, 3x CCSU (Jr.) (last)Yards ........................... 40 at Bryant (Jr.) 12 CCSU (Sr.)Long ........................... t37 at Valpo (So.) 12 CCSU (Sr.)TD’s .......... 1 Valpo (Fr.) & at Valpo (So.) 0Career 100-Yard Games...................... 0 0

#12 JASON DOUGLAS

Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ................... 3-6-0 6 0-0-0at Dayton .............. 4-49-0 47 2-16-0 11at YSU ...................7-15-0 6 1-0-0West Liberty ..........7-28-0 11 0-0-0Wagner .................13-51-0 12 1-1-0 1at Robt Morris ......11-32-0 8 2-5-0 7at Bryant .................1-3-0 3 1-6-0 6Saint Francis ....... 16-50-0 8 0-0-0at Sacred Heart ......7-4-0 3 0-0-0CCSU ....................9-63-1 t45 0-0-0at Monmouth ..............

CAREER HIGHSRush/Rec. ............ 16 Saint Francis (Sr.) 2 at Dayton & at RMU (Sr.)Yards ............................... 63 CCSU (Sr.) 16 at Dayton (Sr.)Long ...........................47 at Dayton (Sr.) 11 at Dayton (Sr.)TD’s ................................... 1 CCSU (Sr.) 0Career 100-Yard Games...................... 0 0

#39 ETHAN DORSEY

Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONGAlbany ................... 0-0-0 0-0-0at Dayton ................1-6-0 6 0-0-0at YSU ....................2-1-1 t1 0-0-0West Liberty ...........1-2-0 2 0-0-0Wagner ..................1-40-1 t40 1-13-0 13at Robt Morris ....... 0-0-0 0-0-0at Bryant ................7-26-1 6 0-0-0Saint Francis ....... 20-65-1 11 0-0-0at Sacred Heart ... 16-63-0 12 0-0-0CCSU .................. 13-48-0 9 0-0-0at Monmouth ..............

CAREER HIGHSRush/Rec. ............ 20 Saint Francis (Sr.) 1 Wagner (Sr.)Yards .................... 65 Saint Francis (Sr.) 13 Wagner (Sr.)Long ..............................40 Wagner (Sr.) 13 Wagner (Sr.)TD’s ............1, 4x Saint Francis (Sr.) last 0Career 100-Yard Games...................... 0 0

Kicker#73 AUSTIN CRIMMINS FG-AT PAT PTS LNGAlbany ...................2-2 .... 3-4 ....9 ...... 30at Dayton ...............2-2 .....2-2 ....8 ...... 27at YSU ...................1-1 .....2-2 ....5 ...... 30West Liberty ..........0-0 .... 3-4 ....3 ..... n/aWagner ..................2-2 .... 4-4 ...10 ..... 47at Robt Morris .......1-2 .....2-2 ....5 ...... 40at Bryant ................0-1 .....2-2 ....2 ..... n/aSaint Francis .........0-0 .....3-3 ....3 ..... n/aat Sac. Heart .........0-3 .... 0-0 ....0 ..... n/aCCSU ......................at Monmouth ...........

Kick-by-kick: ALB 30, 22; DAY 26, 27; YSU 30; WAG 47, 23; RMU 29, 40; BRY 40 (blkd); SHU 37, 47 (blkd), 43;

Underline indicates made fi eld goal

Punting#64 AARON FLECK NO AVG IN 20 LNGAlbany ................7 ....33.3 ..... 3 ......... 42at Dayton ............5 .... 36.0 ..... 1 ......... 48at YSU ................7 .... 31.4 ..... 1 ......... 49West Liberty .......4 .... 37.8 ..... 1 ......... 45Wagner ...............6 .... 41.8 ..... 5 ......... 48at Robt Morris ....7 ....34.6 ..... 3 ......... 51at Bryant .............5 .... 31.0 ..... 1 ........*53Saint Francis ......6 .... 32.0 ..... 2 ......... 43at Sac. Heart ......7 ....35.4 ..... 2 ......... 40CCSU ..................at Monmouth .......

* - career long

2013 GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS— consecutive starts in parentheses —

Offense TE LT LG C RG RT SE QB RB FB FLAlbany Enright Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Oduho Buechel Ho Dorsey Carterat Dayton Enright Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Oduho Buechel Ho Dorsey Bradyat YSU +King Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Oduho Buechel Ho +Thomas CarterWest Liberty +King Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Oduho Buechel Ho +Thomas CarterWagner Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham King Buechel Ho Dorsey Carter at Robt Morris Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Oduho Buechel Ho *Thomas Carterat Bryant Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Rahming Buechel Ho Dorsey CarterSaint Francis Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Rahming Buechel Ho Dorsey Carterat Sacred Heart Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Rahming Buechel Ho *Thomas CarterCCSU Shuman Buchholz Suivaaia Redden Balmaceda Graham Rahming Buechel Ho *Thomas Carterat Monmouth Consec. Starts (6) (13) (10) (21) (21) (10) (4) (10) (10) (2) (8)* - opened in a three receiver set; + - opened in four receiver set; # - opened in a fi ve receiver set; ^ - opened in a two tight end set

Defense DE DT DE OLB ILB ILB OLB CB CB SS FSAlbany Eiland Zidian O’Driscoll Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Parks Williams Johnson Piekarskiat Dayton Eiland Zidian *Floyd Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Parks Williams Kosec Piekarskiat YSU Eiland Zidian O’Driscoll Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Parks Williams Kosec PiekarskiWest Liberty Eiland Zidian O’Driscoll Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Parks Williams Johnson PiekarskiWagner Eiland Zidian O’Driscoll Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Floyd Williams Johnson Piekarski at Robt Morris Eiland Zidian O’Driscoll Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Floyd Williams Johnson Piekarskiat Bryant Eiland Zidian Quintana Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Floyd Williams Kosec PiekarskiSaint Francis Eiland Zidian Quintana Kuntz Reed Martello Whalen Floyd Egu Hall Piekarskiat Sacred Heart Eiland Zidian Quintana Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Floyd Williams Johnson PiekarskiCCSU Eiland Zidian Quintana Kuntz Reed Martello Bell Floyd Williams Johnson Piekarskiat Wagner Consec. Starts (21) (20) (4) (10) (10) (12) (2) (6) (2) (2) (21)* - opened with two down linemen and fi ve defensive backs

2013 SCORING DRIVES

DUQUESNE ......... 90+ 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 20-29 10-19 0-9 Neg. OTTouchdowns ............. 1 5 5 3 2 1 1 2 1 Field Goals ................. 1 2 2 3 1 1 1

OPPONENT ......... 90+ 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 20-29 10-19 0-9 Neg. OTTouchdowns ............. 1 2 5 5 2 5 3 3 1Field Goals ................. 1 2 1 1 1

2013 DUQUESNE DUKES CENTURY CLUB

100-Yards Receiving7-135-2 Gianni Carter at Dayton4-134-1 Gianni Carter at Youngstown State10-127-1 Chris King vs. West Liberty9-116-0 Devin Rahming vs. CCSU5-111-1 Gianni Carter vs. CCSU5-107-0 Dave Thomas vs. Albany6-103-1 Gianni Carter vs. Albany6-101-0 Chris King at Youngstown State

300-Yards Passing362 (21-of-38) Dillion Buechel at Youngstown St.309 (21-of-28) Dillon Buechel vs. Albany

100-Yards RushingTo come

2013 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIESGAME #1DUQUESNE 35, ALBANY 24Aug. 31, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (1-0), Albany (0-1)mostly sunny - 77 degrees at kickoff

Duquesne got a pair of touchdown passes from freshman Dillon Buechel in a one-minute span of the third quarter to break open a tight game and propel the Dukes to a 35-24 season-opening win over Albany on Saturday at Rooney Field. Buechel, the fi rst freshman to start an opener for the Dukes since 2005, completed 21-of-28 passes for 309 yards, including TD passes of 27 yards to Sean Brady and 29 yards to Gianni Carter that turned a 16-10 halftime lead into a 29-10 advantage with 10:03 left in the third quarter. Eight Dukes caught a pass led by Dave Thomas who had a fi ve receptions for a career-high 107 yards and Gianni Carter who added 103 yards on six grabs. Albany’s Will Fiacchi threw for 346 yards and two scores and Kevin Chillis added nine catches for 135 yards and two TDs in a losing effort. Duquesne got on the board on the game’s fi rst play when Chillis, took a handoff under heavy pressure and was dropped in the end zone by Sam Martello and Aaron Reed for a 13-yard loss and safety that gave the Dukes a 2-0 lead. Five minutes later, DU faced 3rd-and-3 at its own 17 when Buechel found Thomas on a short crossing pattern and Thomas took it 81 yards to the Albany 2. Ryan Ho, who ran for 76 yards and a pair of touchdowns, punched it in to make it 9-0 with 9:35 to go in the fi rst quarter. Albany got on the board on a Tom O’Riordan fi eld goal that made it 9-3 after one quarter. The Dukes, behind the big play from Thomas, outgained the Great Danes 124-43 in the opening 15 minutes. The game remained tied before Aaron Fleck ran for seven yards out of punt formation on 4th-and-1 midway through the second quarter. A late hit penalty on the play moved the ball to the Albany 33. Two plays later, Ho raced 25 yards for a score to make it 16-3. Albany took over on its own 33 with 1:26 left and made it 16-10 when Fiacchi found Chillis for a 35-yard score with 22 seconds left in the half. Duquesne opened the second half with a nine-play, 78-yard drive capped by a spectacular 27-yard, one-handed, leaping grab by Sean Brady to make it 23-10. On Albany’s next possession, a blitzing Martello hit Fiacchi, forcing a fumble that was recovered by Dorian Bell at the DU 29. On the next play, Buechel found a streaking Carter for his second touchdown pass in a minute. UAlbany came right back to march 75 yards, the last 35 coming on another Fiacchi-to-Chillis TD pass that made it 29-17 halfway through the third quarter. DU’s Austin Crimmins kicked his fi rst career fi eld goal - a 30-yarder - to make it 32-17 with 4:35 to go in the third. Albany cut it to 32-24 on a 2-yard Omar Osbourne run and took over at its own eight with 2:59 left. Rich Piekarski picked off Fiacchi on fourth down and Crimmins added a 22-yard fi eld goal with 1:08 remaining to close out the scoring. Piekarski added another interception in the waning moments. Albany outgained Duquesne 421 to 398, but was just 4-of-14 on third down. DU held the Great Danes to just 67 yards rushing.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALALBANY _______________________ 3 _____ 7 _____7 _____7 _________ 24DUQUESNE ____________________ 9 _____ 7 ____ 16 _____3 _________ 35

SCORING SUMMARY1st 14:48 DUQ - Safety, Chillis tackled in end zone by Reed .................................................2-0 9:35 DUQ - Ho 2 yd run (Crimmins kick), 5-90 (2:16) .....................................................9-0 2:09 UA - O’Riordan 39 yd fi eld goal, 10-28 (3:59) .........................................................9-32nd 3:45 DUQ - Ho 25 yd run (Crimmins kick), 8-74 (1:15) .................................................16-3 0:22 UA - Chillis 35 yd pass from Fiacchi (O’Riordan kick), 5-67 (1:04) .....................16-103rd 11:03 DUQ - Brady 27 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 9-78 (3:48) ..................23-10 10:03 DUQ - Carter 29 yd pass from Buechel (kick failed), 1-29 (0:08) ........................29-10 7:56 UA - Chillis 35 yd pass from Fiacchi (O’Riordan kick), 5-75 (2:07) .....................29-17 4:35 DUQ - Crimmins 30 yd fi eld goal, 8-57 (3:15) .....................................................32-174th 8:33 UA - Osbourne 2 yd run (O’Riordan kick), 10-44 (3:22) ......................................32-24 1:08 DUQ - Crimmins 22 yd fi eld goal, 4-5 (1:07) .......................................................35-24

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Ho (23-76-2); UA - Osbourne (21-79-1)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (21-28-0-309-2); UA - Fiacchi (27-45-1-346-2)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (6-103-1), Thomas (5-107-0); UA - Chillis (9-135-2)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Reed (9/4); UA - Helmer (11/8)

GAME #2DAYTON 23, DUQUESNE 20Sept. 7, Welcome Stadium, Dayton, OhioRecords: Duquesne (1-1), Dayton (1-1)partly cloudy - 81 degrees at kickoff

The third of William Will’s three second half fi eld goals was the difference as Dayton (1-1) held Duquesne (1-1) scoreless over the fi nal 30 minutes to post a 23-20 win at Welcome Stadium. The victory snapped Duquesne’s three-game series win streak. Will Bardo threw for 171 yards and ran for 79 more - including touchdown runs of 1 and 71 yards - to lead the Flyers. Duquesne’s Dillon Buechel completed 22-of-37 passes for 295 yards and two touchdowns in a losing effort. Buechel, who threw for 309 yards in DU’s season-opening win over Albany, came up fi ve yards short in his bid to become the fi rst freshman in Duquesne history to throw for 300 yards in back-to-back games. Gianni Carter caught seven passes for a career-high 135 yards and two touch-downs, but was held to one four-yard reception in the second half. Duquesne, despite being held to 28 or fewer yards on fi ve of six second-half drives, outgained Dayton 357-313. Dayton converted three Duquesne turnovers into 14 points. Duquesne struck fi rst when Buechel connected with Carter for a 76-yard touchdown on the Dukes’ third play from scrimmage. Turnovers fi gured in the next three scores as Duquesne turned a Dayton fumble into a 26-yard Austin Crimmins fi eld goal. Just under two minutes later, a high Duquesne punt snap rolled for 23 yards before Dayton recovered it on the DU one. Three plays later, Bardo punched it in to make it 10-7 after one quarter. Dayton made the Dukes pay for another mistake when it followed a Buechel interception with a 71-yard touchdown run by Bardo on the following play to take a 14-10 lead with 9:52 left in the second quarter. A 47-yard run by Jason Douglas set up a 27-yard Crimmins fi eld goal that cut it to 14-13 with 6:16 left in the half. Dayton moved to the Duquesne 14 before Rich Piekarski covered a Flyers fumble on the DU 36. The Dukes then took it 64 yards with Buechel threading the needle to Carter from 9 yards out with 39 seconds left in the half to make it 20-14. Turnovers fi gured in four of six fi rst half scores, as the Dukes scored 10 points off a pair of UD fumbles and Dayton scored all 14 of its points following a Duquesne fumble and interception. Gary Hunter returned a Duquesne punt 20 yards to the DU 22 midway through the third quarter to set up Will’s fi rst fi eld goal, a 32-yarder that made it 20-17. Dayton then drove 41 yards to tie it on a 25-yard Will fi eld goal with just over one minute left in third quarter. The Flyers made it three scores in three straight possessions when Will con-verted again from 25 yards out to give Dayton its fi rst lead since the second quarter at 23-20 with 7:42 left. The 15 play drive took 7:18 off the clock. On Duquesne’s next possession, Dave Thomas took a pass from Buechel and gained 28 yards before being stripped of the ball by Zach Elias at the UD 19. Day-ton’s Howard Savage covered the loose ball to halt DU’s best scoring chance of the half. Christian Kuntz and Aaron Reed led the Dukes with 10 tackles each. Kuntz added a pair of sacks and also broke up a pass.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ___________________ 10 ____ 10 _____0 _____0 _________ 20DAYTON _______________________ 7 _____ 7 _____6 _____3 _________ 23

SCORING SUMMARY1st 10:52 DUQ - Carter 76 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmns kick), 3-80 (0:55) ......................7-0 5:48 DUQ - Crimmins 26 yd fi eld goal, 5-23 (2:38) .......................................................10-0 2:41 DAY - Bardo 1 yd run (Will kick), 3-1 (1:06) ..........................................................10-72nd 9:52 DAY - Bardo 71 yd run (Will kick), 1-71 (0:11) .....................................................10-14 6:16 DUQ - Crimmins 27 yd fi eld goal, 8-65 (3;36) .....................................................13-14 0:39 DUQ - Carter 9 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 9-64 (2:15) ...................20-143rd 7:27 DAY - Will 32 yd fi eld goal, 4-7 (1:04) ................................................................20-17 1:27 DAY - Will 25 yd fi eld goal, 7-41 (3:16) ...............................................................20-20

4th 7:42 DAY - Will 25 yd fi eld goal, 15-52 (7:18) ........................................................ 20-23

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Douglas (4-49-0), Ho (17-26-0); DAY - Bardo (18-78-2)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (22-37-1-295-2); DAY - Bardo (16-32-0-171-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (7-135-2); DAY - Hunter (5-59-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Kuntz (10/3), Reed (10/4); DAY - Monnier (14/2)

2013 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIESGAME #3YOUNGSTOWN STATE 59, DUQUESNE 17Sept. 21, Stambaugh Stadium, Youngstown, OhioRecords: Duquesne (1-2), Youngstown State (3-1)overcast, light rain - 65 degrees at kickoff

Martin Ruiz scored three touchdowns and Kurt Hess threw for two more to lead Youngstown State (3-1) to a 59-17 win over Duquesne (1-2) at Stambaugh Sta-dium. Dillon Buechel threw for 362 yards, three shy of Duquesne’s freshman record, and Gianni Carter (4-134-1) and Chris King (6-101-0) both went over the 100-yard mark receiving in a losing effort. The Penguins, who outgained the Dukes 501-410, scored three consecutive touchdowns - including two by Ruiz - after Duquesne cut YSU’s halftime lead to 24-14 early in the third quarter. YSU got on the board fi rst when it turned a Ryan Ho fumble into a 40-yard Joey Cejudo fi eld goal with 4:21 to go in the fi rst quarter. A big chunk of the Penguins’ 33-yard scoring drive was the result of a 15 yard roughing the quarterback penalty on the Dukes. Duquesne went three-and-out and a short punt gave Youngstown State the ball at the DU 30. Seven plays later, Torrian Pace punched it in to give YSU a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter. DU, behind a 54-yard completion from Buechel to Carter, moved to the YSU 36 before a King fumble gave the Penguins the ball at their 46. The Dukes held YSU to three-and-out and stopped the Penguins on downs at the 17, but continued to lose the fi eld position battle. YSU - once again with a short fi eld - drove 37 yards on six plays to take at 17-0 lead on a 9-yard run by Ruiz with just over three minutes left in the half. The Penguins made it two touchdowns in under two minutes when Hess - run-ning the two-minute offense - hit Nate Adams with a 52-yard touchdown pass with 46 seconds left to make it 24-0 at the half. Duquesne’s average fi eld position for its eight fi rst half drives was its own 16. YSU, which began three drives inside the DU 40, averaged starting on its own 45. DU got on the board when Ethan Dorsey capped a second half-opening, 74-yard drive with a 1-yard plunge. Buechel completed 3-of-4 passes for 57 yards including a 27-yarder to King and 21-yarder to Noel Oduho to fuel the drive. The Dukes made it two TDs in three minutes when Buechel found Carter with a 63-yard scoring pass that made it 24-14 with 9:12 left in the third quarter. Youngstown State answered with its longest drive of the game, covering 84 yards in just under fi ve minutes, to make it 31-14 on a 4-yard run by Ruiz. Ruiz added his third touchdown, this one from 5 yards out, to make it 38-14 after three quarters. The Penguins made in three TDs in three possessions when Hess hit Marcel Caver with a 55-yard touchdown pass to make it 45-14 early in the fourth quarter. Austin Crimmins ended the YSU scoring run with a 30-yard fi eld goal with 10:34 left. YSU tacked on a 10-yard TD run and late 43-yard return of a Marty Mitchell interception for the game’s fi nal points.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ____________________ 0 _____ 0 ____ 14 _____3 _________ 17YOUNGSTOWN STATE ___________ 3 ____ 21 ____ 14 ____21 _________ 59

SCORING SUMMARY1st 4:21 YSU - Cejudo 40 yd fi eld goal, 5-33 (2:01)..............................................................0-32nd 14:21 YSU - Pace 1 yd run (Cejudo kick), 7-30 (3:34) ....................................................0-10 3:17 YSU - Ruiz 9 yd run (Cejudo kick), 6-37 (2:12) .....................................................0-17 0:46 YSU - Adams 52 yd pass from Hess (Cejudo kick), 4-83 (1:12) ...........................0-243rd 12:11 DUQ - Dorsey 1 yd run (Crimmins kick), 8-74 (2:43) ............................................7-24 9:12 DUQ - Carter 63 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 1-63 (0:11) .................14-24 4:10 YSU - Ruiz 4 yd run (Cejudo kick), 11-84 (4:57) .................................................14-31 0:30 YSU - Ruiz 5 yd run (Cejudo kick), 7-60 (2:43) ...................................................14-384th 14:01 YSU - Caver 55 yd pass from Hess (Cejudo kick), 1-55 (0:11) ...........................14-45 10:42 DUQ - Crimmins 30 yd fi eld goal, 9-62 (3:19) .....................................................17-45 5:20 YSU - Webb 10 yd run (Cejudo kick), 4-46 (1:52) ...............................................17-52 2:28 YSU - Rivers 43 yd interception return (Cejudo kick) ..........................................17-59

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Ho (7-26-0); YSU - Pace (18-66-1), Ruiz (17-65-3)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (21-38-0-362-1); YSU - Hess (15-25-0-292-2)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (4-134-1), King (6-101-0); YSU - Adams (4-108-1)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Bell (10/5); YSU - Smith (7/5)

GAME #4DUQUESNE 27, WEST LIBERTY 14Oct. 5, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (2-2), West Liberty (2-3)partly cloudy - 76 degrees at kickoff

The Duquesne defense scored three times in the fi nal 4:09 of the fi rst quarter to power the Dukes to a 27-14 win over Division II West Liberty at Rooney Field. The win snapped a two-game losing streak for the Dukes (2-2) who scored twice via interception and once on a fumble return after falling behind 7-0. The loss was the second in a row for WLU (2-3). The Hilltoppers jumped on the Dukes early, when Omar Crawford stepped in front of a Dillon Buechel pass on the third play from scrimmage and returned it 12 yards to the DU 15. On the next play, Tyler Tucci hit Dylan Potts with a 15-yard touchdown pass to make it 7-0. Duquesne tied it nine minutes later when Nick Floyd picked off a Tucci pass and raced 71 yards down the sideline to make it 7-7 with 4:09 left in the fi rst quarter. The DU defense made it two scores in under two minutes, when a blitzing Christian Kuntz forced a Tucci fumble that was covered by Zach Zidian in the end zone to make it 14-7 with 2:38 left in the fi rst quarter. Defensive end Dane O’Driscoll then picked off Tucci again and rumbled 33 yards for a score as time expired to make it 20-7 after 15 minutes. Duquesne moved inside the WLU 20 in both the second and third quarter, but turned it over twice via interception It wasn’t until the 13:14 mark of the third quarter that either offense managed a score when Buechel capped an 80 yard drive with an 18-yard touchdown pass to Chris King to make it 27-7. King, who set career highs for catches (10) and receiving yards (127) was the offensive star for the Dukes. Buechel completed 17-of-26 passes for 193 yards. Ryan Ho ran for 70 yards for Duquesne, which posted a season-high 113 yards on the ground. WLU’s Dylan Lagarde - who relieved Tucci in the second quarter - hit Potts with a 48-yard touchdown pass with just under four minutes left to close out the scoring. Kuntz fi nished with a team-high 8 tackles for Duquesne. Four of his tackles - including a pair of sacks - were for losses totaling 11 yards. Linebackers Dorian Bell and Aaron Reed added 7 stops each for the Dukes.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALWEST LIBERTY _________________ 7 _____ 0 _____0 _____7 _________ 14DUQUESNE ___________________ 20 _____ 0 _____0 _____7 _________ 27

SCORING SUMMARY1st 13:31 WLU - Potts 15 yd pass from Tucci (Arbes kick), 1-15 (0:07) .................................0-7 4:09 DUQ - Floyd 71 yd interception return (Crimmins kick) ...........................................7-7 2:38 DUQ - Zidian 0 yd fumble recovery (Crimmins kick) .............................................14-7 0:00 DUQ - O’Driscoll 33 yd interception return (Crimmins kick failed).........................20-74th 13:14 DUQ - King 18 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 7-80 (2:54) ......................27-7 3:53 WLU - Potts 48 yd pass from Lagarde (Arbes kick), 2-54 (0:33).........................27-14

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Ho (18-70-0); WLU - Bishop (22-81-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (17-26-3-193-1); WLU - Lagarde (14-23-0-142-1)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - King (10-127-1); WLU - Potts (8-94-2)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Kuntz (8/6); WLU - Faraimo (10/8)

2013 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIESGAME #5DUQUESNE 34, WAGNER 7Oct. 12, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (3-2, 1-0), Wagner (2-5, 1-2)cloudy - 68 degrees at kickoff

Duquesne scored 24 points in the fourth quarter, including its fi rst punt return for a score in 16 years, to put away Wagner, 34-7, in a Northeast Conference match up on Rooney Field. The win was the second in a row for the Dukes (3-2, 1-0), while Wagner, the defending NEC champion, fell to 2-5 overall and 1-2 in the NEC. Duquesne led 10-7 before putting together a 64 yard drive capped by a 2 yard Ryan Ho touchdown run that made it 17-7 just over one minute into the fourth quarter. Austin Crimmins kicked the second of his two fi eld goals, this one from 23 yards, to make it 20-7 before Devin Rahming took a 52 yard A.J. Firestone punt and zigged-and-zagged his way down the fi eld for a 62 yard touchdown. Fullback Ethan Dorsey raced 40 yards for his fi rst career rushing TD with 1:38 left to cap the scoring. Duquesne held Wagner to 233 yards, including 92 in the second half. The Dukes fi nished with 316 yards including a season-high 127 on the ground. Freshman Dillon Buechel completed a DU freshman record 25 passes for 189 yards for DU. Gianni Carter caught 8 passes for 51 yards to lead the Dukes’ receiv-ers. Jason Douglas paced the running game with 51 yards. Rahming fi nished with 134 all-purpose yards on three catches and six punt returns. Chris Johnson and Sam Martello led the defense with 8 tackles each. Zach Zidian, who had a sack and 2.0 tackles for loss, was one of three players with 7 stops each. Duquesne got on the board fi rst when Buechel, who completed seven of his fi rst eight passes, found Chris King with a 12-yard touchdown pass on the Dukes’ second possession. The Dukes upped the lead to 10-0 on a 47-yard Crimmins fi eld goal on the second play of the second quarter. DU drove to the Wagner 36 before Jarrett Dieudonne picked off a Buechel pass and returned it to the Duquesne 44. Four plays later, Matthias McKinnon scored from 15 yards out to make it 10-7 with 9:35 left in the half. One hundred thirty-seven of Duquesne’s 169 fi rst half yards came through the air, while 86 of Wagner’s 141 yards in the opening 30 minutes came on the ground. Duquesne gained 52 yards and Wagner 47 in a scoreless third quarter. The Dukes ran four or fewer plays on six straight possessions before Ho’s touchdown run. Ho’s run was preceded by a 16-yard pass from Buechel to Rahming on 3rd-and-10. DU turned a 23 yard Wagner punt and a 15 yard illegal use of hands penalty into Crimmins’ fi eld goal that upped the lead to 13. The Dukes put it out of reach on Rahming’s touchdown return, which was the fi rst by a Duke since Joe Rosato took a punt 49 yards for a score at Iona on Nov. 1, 1997.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALWAGNER ______________________ 0 _____ 7 _____0 _____0 __________ 7DUQUESNE ____________________ 7 _____ 3 _____0 ____24 _________ 34

SCORING SUMMARY1st 7:06 DUQ - King 12 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 7-53 (2:53) ........................7-02nd 14:48 DUQ - Crimmins 47 yd fi eld goal, 11-49 (3:56) .....................................................10-0 9:35 WC - McKinnon 15 yd run (Maley kick), 4-44 (0:54) .............................................10-74th 13:59 DUQ - Ho 2 yd run (Crimmins kick), 11-64 (3:58) .................................................17-7 8:04 DUQ - Crimmins 23 yd fi eld goal, 7-51 (3:48) .......................................................20-7 6:38 DUQ - Rahming 62 yd punt return (Crimmins kick) ...............................................27-7 1:38 DUQ - Dorsey 40 yd run (Crimmins kick), 1-40 (0:09) ..........................................34-7

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Douglas (13-51-0); WC - Williams (21-92-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (25-37-2-189-1); WC - Berg (13-29-1-87-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (8-51-0); WC - Watkins (6-24-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Johnson (8/5), Martello (8/5); WC - Wassel (9/7)

GAME #6DUQUESNE 21, ROBERT MORRIS 20Oct. 19, Joe Walton Stadium, Moon Township, Pa.Records: Duquesne (4-2, 2-0), Robert Morris (2-4, 0-1)dreary, light rain early - 50 degrees at kickoff

Duquesne rode the momentum of a 21-point third quarter to clip Robert Morris, 21-20 at Joe Walton Stadium, marking the fi rst time since 2006 that the visiting team has won in the series. The Dukes scored twice via safety, once on a fi eld goal and two more times on Dillon Buechel touchdown passes - all in a 9:23 span of the third quarter - to erase a 7-0 halftime defi cit. The Colonials rallied to post a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns, but a missed extra point with 4:43 left proved to be the difference. The win was the third in a row for the Dukes (4-2), who remained undefeated in Northeast Conference play at 2-0. The loss dropped Robert Morris to 2-4 overall and 0-1 in the NEC. Buechel completed passes to eight receivers in throwing for 202 yards. Devin Rahming, who fi nished with 6 catches for 86 yards and Gianni Carter each caught a touchdown pass for the Dukes. The closest either team came to scoring in the fi rst quarter was a missed 29-yard fi eld goal by Duquesne’s Austin Crimmins. Crimmins’ miss, his fi rst after seven consecutive makes to open the season, came after an 82 yard drive. Robert Morris didn’t register its fi rst fi rst down until its fourth possession, when it drove 67 yards to the DU 17 before Aaron Reed picked off a Paul Jones pass at the 13. Reed fumbled on the return giving the Colonials the ball back on the 17. Three plays later, Jones scored from 4 yards out to make it 7-0 - a score that would hold to the half. The Dukes got on the board when Charles Lipp blocked a Tony LaMancusa punt out of the end zone on RMU’s fi rst possession of the second half to make it 7-2. Rahming returned the free kick 49 yards to the Robert Morris 33 to set up a 40 yard Crimmins fi eld goal that cut the RMU lead to two. On the Colonials’ next possession, Dorian Bell hit Jones, forcing a fumble that was recovered by Zach Zidian at the 10. DU capitalized immediately, as Buechel hit Carter with a TD strike on the next play to give the Dukes their fi rst lead at 12-7. Aaron Fleck pinned the Colonials at their own three with a 33 yard punt, mak-ing it the fourth consecutive RMU possession that started inside its own 10. On the next play, Ryan Thermil was thrown for a 1 yard loss and fumbled into the end zone. RMU recovered for Duquesne’s second safety of the quarter. The Dukes made it 21 unanswered points when Rahming took a slant pass and raced 26 yards for a score to make it 21-7. Duquesne held the Colonials to 2 yards on 12 plays in the quarter. RMU put together its fi rst drive of the half, going 71 yards to pull within seven on a 1 yard Deontae Howard run with 11:45 left. D.J. Myers picked off a Buechel pass at the Duquesne 35 and the Colonials, bolstered by an acrobatic 34 yard reception by Duane Mitchell, scored on a 1 yard Jones sneak with 4:43 left. On the game’s pivotal play, Hunter Khaleghi missed the extra point preserving Duquesne’s one-point lead. RMU forced a 3-and-out and took over on its 41 with 3:01 left, but the Dukes, who limited the Colonials to 235 yards, held when Jones overthew Mitchell down the right sideline on fourth down. The Colonials had one last crack, taking over on their 33 with 54 seconds left and moved to the 48 before turning it over on a fumbling on a hook-and-ladder play at the Duquesne 48. Rich Piekarski led the DU defense with 10 tackles.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ____________________ 0 _____ 0 ____ 21 _____0 _________ 21ROBERT MORRIS _______________ 0 _____ 7 _____0 ____13 _________ 20

SCORING SUMMARY2nd 9:34 RMU - Jones 4 yd run (Khaleghi kick), 3-17 (1:24) .................................................0-73rd 10:27 DUQ - Team safety (Lipp blocked punt in end zone) ...............................................2-7 8:56 DUQ - Crimmins 40 yd fi eld goal, 5-10 (1:21) .........................................................5-7 7:53 DUQ - Carter 10 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 1-10 (0:05) ...................12-7 3:26 DUQ - Team safety ................................................................................................14-7 1:04 DUQ - Rahming 26 yd pass from Buechel (Crimmins kick), 8-54 (2:15) ...............21-74th 11:45 RMU - Howard 1 yd run (Khaleghi kick), 9-71 (4:13) ..........................................21-14 4:43 RMU - Jones 1 yd run (Khaleghi kick failed), 8-65 (4:38)....................................21-20

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Ho (9-39-0); RMU - Jones (11-41-2), Peckich (8-41-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (23-41-1-202-2); RMU - Jones (11-22-1-100-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Rahming (6-86-1); RMU - Mitchell (6-73-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Piekarski (10/6); RMU - Cook (13/2)

2013 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIESGAME #7BRYANT 42, DUQUESNE 14Oct. 26, Bulldog Stadium, Smithfi eld, R.I.Records: Duquesne (4-3, 2-1), Bryant (4-4, 2-1)partly cloudy, windy - 52 degrees at kickoff

Bryant exploded for 35 second half points - including three scores following Duquesne turnovers - to pull away for a 42-14 Northeast Conference win over the Dukes at Bulldog Stadium. The loss snapped a three-game win streak for Duquesne (4-3, 2-1), while Bry-ant ended a three-game losing streak in moving to 4-4 overall and 2-1 in conference play. Duquesne outgained Bryant 322-280 and had 21 fi rst downs to the Bulldogs’ 12, but couldn’t overcome its four turnovers. The game was knotted at 7-7 when Kyle Shuman was stripped of the ball by Brandon Dagnesses after a 4 yard completion on the Dukes’ fi rst possession of the second half. Bryant’s Sam Sammons scooped it up and took it 29 yards for the score that changed the complexion of the game. Duquesne answered by driving to the Bryant 23, but Austin Crimmins’ 40 yard fi eld goal attempt was blocked by Connor McNamara. The Bulldogs, who were held to fi ve yards on nine second quarter plays, put together their best drive since their opening possession, going 73 yards on 11 plays to take a two touchdown lead on a 7 yard pass from Mike Westerhaus to Chad Ward. Bryant broke the game open when Jose Dapadua took an end around 45 yards for a score to make it 28-7 after three quarters. BU made it four unanswered scores when it turned Buechel’s second inter-ception into a 3 yard Ryan Black touchdown with 9:04 left. Less than a minute later, Jeremy Woodson stepped in front of a Buechel pass and took it 46 yards for a score. Back-up quarterback Marty Mitchell drove the Dukes 86 yards to end the scor-ing drought, when Ethan Dorsey scored on a 2 yard run with just over three minutes left. Westerhaus threw for 160 yards and two touchdowns to lead Bryant. Jordan Harris became the NEC’s all-time receiving yardage leader with his 6 catches for 91 yards. Buechel completed 24-of-36 passes for 171 yards for DU. Dave Thomas led the Duquesne receivers with a career high 8 catches for 83 yards. Both teams, aided by long kickoff returns, scored on their fi rst possessions. Bryant’s Depadua took the opening kickoff 51 yards to set up a 49 yard drive that ended with a 6 yard touchdown pass from Westerhaus to Tyler McIntyre. Harris caught three passes for 31 yards for the Bulldogs on the drive. Duquesne’s Ryan Ho returned the ensuing kickoff 48 yards to set up a 38 yard drive capped by a 1 yard Chavas Rawlins run to tie it at 7-7. The opening drives provided the lone scores of the fi rst half. The Dukes, who controlled the ball for 11:33 of the second quarter, saw a 10 play drive ended by an interception at the Bryant 14 with just over 11 minutes left in the half. It was the closest either team would come to scoring in the quarter.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ____________________ 7 _____ 0 _____0 _____7 _________ 14BRYANT _______________________ 7 _____ 0 ____ 21 ____14 _________ 42

SCORING SUMMARY1st 10:31 BRY - McIntyre 6 yd pass from Westerhaus (Alberti kick), 10-49 (4:29) .................0-7 7:32 DUQ - Rawlins 1 yd run (Crimmins kick), 6-38 (2:50) .............................................7-73rd 13:10 BRY - Sammons fumble return (Alberti kick) .........................................................7-14 4:25 BRY - Ward 7 yd pass from Westerhaus (Alberti kick), 11-73 (5:07).....................7-21 0:46 BRY - Dapadua 45 yd run (Alberti kick), 2-45 (0:52) .............................................7-284th 9:04 BRY - Black 3 yd run (Alberti kick), 4-31 (1:56) .....................................................7-35 8:14 BRY - Woodson 46 yd interception return .............................................................7-42 3:10 DUQ - Dorsey 3 yd run (Crimmins kick), 14-86 (4:55) ........................................14-42

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Ho (14-60-0); BRY - Black (22-64-1)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (24-36-3-171-0); BRY - Westerhaus (14-24-0-160-2)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Thomas (8-83-0); BRY - Harris (6-91-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Martello (7/5); BRY - Dixon (7/6)

GAME #8DUQUESNE 21, SAINT FRANCIS 10Nov. 2, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (5-3, 3-1), Saint Francis (3-5, 1-2)overcast - 48 degrees at kickoff

Duquesne’s defense bottled up the nation’s leading rusher in holding Saint Francis to 131 yards of total offense in a 21-10 win over the Red Flash at Rooney Field. Kyle Harbridge, who entered the game averaging 173.7 yards rushing per game, was held to 41 yards on 15 carries. On the fl ip side, DU senior fullback Ethan Dorsey, who entered the game with 15 career carries, rushed 20 times for a game-high 65 yards and a touchdown. Jason Douglas added 50 yards for the Dukes who outgained the Red Flash 306-131. With the victory Duquesne (5-3) took sole possession of fi rst place in the NEC with a 3-1 record. Saint Francis, which has lost 14 of its past 15 meetings with the Dukes, dropped to 3-5 overall and 1-2 in the NEC. Duquesne linebacker Christian Kuntz defl ected a Max Ward pass that was picked off by Sam Martello and returned to the Saint Francis 24 on the Red Flash’s fi rst possession. Four plays later, Ryan Ho carried it in from one yard out to make it 7-0 just over three minutes into the game. A 17-yard completion from Dillon Buechel to Dave Thomas set up Ho’s run. The Dukes made it two scores in two possessions when Dorsey capped a 16 play drive with a one yard plunge on the fi rst play of the second quarter. The fourth down score ended a drive that took 8:40 off the clock. Buechel, who went 8-of-8 for 81 yards on the fi rst two drives, made his fi rst mistake on DU’s next possession, when Lorenzo Jerome picked off an errant pass and raced 60 yards for a score to cut the lead to seven with just over 11 minutes to go in the half. SFU capitalized on another Duquesne miscue when Aaron Fleck rolled to his right out of punt formation and had his punt blocked at the 18. The DU defense held, forcing a 20 yard Lance Geesey fi eld goal at the 2:28 mark that made it 14-10 at the half. The Dukes held the Red Flash to 73 yards and three fi rst downs in the opening 30 minutes. The DU defense continued its strong play, holding SFU to 12 yards on seven plays in a scoreless third quarter. The offense capitalized by putting together a 70 yard drive that ended with a 10 yard touchdown pass from Buechel, who fi nished 13-of-22 for 141 yards, to Devin Rahming at the 11:09 mark of the fourth quarter. Rich Piekarski led the defense with 7 tackles. Martello fi nished with 6 stops. Kuntz also had 6 stops including 3.0 tackles for loss. Kuntz forced a fumble on a sack to end SFU’s fi nal drive. Saint Francis, which did not convert a third down until the fi nal minute (1-of-11), fi nished with just seven fi rst downs.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALSAINT FRANCIS ________________ 0 ____ 10 _____0 _____0 _________ 10DUQUESNE ____________________ 7 _____ 7 _____0 _____7 _________ 21

SCORING SUMMARY1st 11:44 DUQ - Ho 1 yd run (Crimmins kick), 4-24 (1:29) .....................................................7-02nd 14:52 DUQ - Dorsey 1 yd run (Crimmins kick), 16-88 (8:40) ..........................................14-0 11:07 SFU - Jerome 60 yd interception return (Geesey kick) .........................................14-7 2:28 SFU- Geesey 20 yd fi eld goal, 5-15 (2:07) ..........................................................14-104th 11:09 DUQ - Rahming 10 yd pass from Buechel, 11-70 (5:37) (Crimmins kick) ...........21-10

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Dorsey (20-65-1); SFU - Harbridge (15-41-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (13-22-1-141-1); SFU - Ward (11-20-1-85-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Carter (4-34-0); SFU - Domonkos (3-34-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Piekarski (7/4); SFU - DeMedal (8/5)

2013 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIESGAME #9SACRED HEART 10, DUQUESNE 0Nov. 9, Campus Field, Fairfi eld, Conn.Records: Duquesne (5-4, 3-2), Sacred Heart (9-2, 3-2)overcast - 47 degrees at kickoff

Keshaudas Spence ran for 181 yards and a touchdown as Sacred Heart scored twice in the fi nal 6:37 to defeat Duquesne 10-0 at Campus Field. The defeat dropped the Dukes to 5-4 overall and 3-2 in the Northeast Confer-ence, while Sacred Heart, which held DU scoreless for the fi rst time since 2009, upped its record to 9-2 and 3-2 in the NEC. Duquesne held SHU to three punts and picked off a pass on the Pioneers’ fi rst four possessions of the second half before Chris Rogers broke the scoreless tie with a 31 yard fi eld goal with 6:37 left in the game. On the Pioneers’ next possession, quarterback R.J. Noel broke off a 49 yard run on 3rd-and-11 that gave SHU the ball at the DU 19. Two plays later, Spence scored from 22 yards out to seal the win. Each team turned it over twice in the fi rst half, with neither able to capital-ize. DU had the fi rst scoring chance, but Austin Crimmins’ 37-yard fi eld goal at-tempt sailed wide right with 6:33 left in the fi rst quarter. Crimmins also had a 47-yard attempt blocked on the fi nal play of the half. Sacred Heart fumbled on back-to-back possessions, but Duquesne was unable to punch it in. The Dukes drove to the SHU 8 after the second fumble, but came away empty when a Dillon Buechel pass bounced off the fi ngertips of Devin Rahming and was picked off in the end zone by Dennis Regan. Duquesne held and drove into Sacred Heart territory but turned it over again when a Buechel pass was tipped and hauled in by J.D. Roussel at the SHU 27. Sacred Heart’s best fi rst half scoring chance was a missed Rogers 38-yard fi eld goal attempt that fell short with just over two minutes left in the half. An acrobatic interception by a blitzing Christian Kuntz gave the ball to the Dukes at the SHU 41 with just over four minutes left in the third quarter, but DU couldn’t convert again as Crimmins’ 43-yard attempt sailed wide right. Buechel, who completed 15-of-45 passes for 167 yards, was picked off a third and fi nal time with 2:36 left. Chris Johnson (13 tackles), Aaron Reed (12) and Kuntz (11) recorded double-digit tackles for the Dukes. Sacred Heart outgained Duquesne 378-280 including 299 yards on the ground.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALDUQUESNE ____________________ 0 _____ 0 _____0 _____0 __________ 0SACRED HEART ________________ 0 _____ 0 _____0 ____10 _________ 10

SCORING SUMMARY4th 6:37 SHU- Rogers 31 yd fi eld goal, 10-49 (4:48) ............................................................0-3 3:40 SHU - Spence 22 yd run (Rogers kick), 5-67 (1:56) .............................................0-10

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Dorsey (16-63-0); SHU - Spence (35-181-1)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (15-45-3-167-0); SHU - Noel (11-21-1-79-0)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Rahming (6-42-0); SHU - Moore (5-37-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Johnson (13/7); SHU - Hill (9/5)

GAME #10DUQUESNE 24, CCSU 21Nov. 16, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa.Records: Duquesne (6-4, 4-2), CCSU (4-7, 2-3)partly cloudy - 55 degrees at kickoff

Dillon Buechel hit Gianni Carter with a 66-yard fourth quarter touchdown pass to help Duquesne secure a share of the 2013 Northeast Conference championship with a 24-21 win over Central Connecticut State at Rooney Field. The victory was bittersweet for the Dukes, who were eliminated from contention for the league’s automatic qualifi er for the NCAA Division I Football Championship by Sacred Heart’s 42-25 win over Robert Morris. Buechel fi nished with 288 yards and Carter and Devin Rahming both topped 100 yards receiving with 111 and 116 yards respectively. Rahming fi nished with 236 all-purpose yards in helping the Dukes clinch their 17th winning season in the past 20 years. DU, which outgained CCSU 420-361, held Blue Devils’ running back Rob Hollomon, who entered the game averaging 128.4 rushing yards per game, to just 59 yards on 25 attempts. CCSU got on the board on its fi rst possession, when Nick SanGiacomo, who threw for three touchdowns, hit Scott Benzing on a short slant that Benzing took 61 yards for a score to cap a 90-yard drive. The Dukes answered with a 13 play drive capped by 19-yard Austin Crimmins fi eld goal to make it 7-3. Buechel completed 4-of-5 passes for 53 yards - including a 33-yarder to Rahming - to key the drive. CCSU took advantage of a roughing the punter penalty and converted a pair of fourth downs to drive to the DU 14, but fumbled the snap on a 32-yard fi eld goal at-tempt turning the ball over to Duquesne with just over six minutes left in the half. Five plays later Jason Douglas, who ran for a career-high 63 yards, raced 45 yards for a score to give the Dukes their fi rst lead at 10-7. DU turned a failed CCSU fourth down conversion attempt into a 43-yard Crimmins fi eld goal on the fi nal play of the half to make it 13-7. CCSU blocked a 41-yard Crimmins attempt on the fi rst series of the second half and drove 65 yards to take a 14-13 lead on an 8-yard pass from SanGiacomo to Denzell Jones. Devin Williams picked off a SanGiacomo pass at the CCSU 17 and the Dukes made the Blue Devils pay when Buechel found Carter with the 66-yard strike three plays later. DU added a two-point conversion to make it 21-14 with 8:37 left. Crimmins added a 23 yard fi eld goal with 3:14 left that proved to be the game-winner as SanGiacamo threw his third touchdown pass - a 4-yarder to Nick Bacarella with 1:19 left.

BY QUARTER __________________ 1 _____ 2 _____3 _____4 ______ FINALCCSU _________________________ 7 _____ 0 _____7 _____7 _________ 21DUQUESNE ____________________ 3 ____ 10 _____0 ____ 11 _________ 24

SCORING SUMMARY1st 11:27 CCSU - Benzing 61 yd pass from SanGiacomo (Calitri kick), 7-90 (3:33) ..............0-7 4:17 DUQ - Crimmins 19 yd fi eld goal, 13-73 (7:03) .......................................................3-72nd 4:08 DUQ - Douglas 45 yd run, 5-77 (2:13) ..................................................................10-7 0:00 DUQ - Crimmins 43 yd fi eld goal, 10-46 (1:38) .....................................................13-73rd 6:37 CCSU - Jones 8 yd pass from SanGiacomo (Calitri kick), 10-65 (3:49)..............13-144th 8:37 DUQ - Carter 66 yd pass from Buechel (Buechel to Shuman), 3-83 (1:16) ........21-14 3:14 DUQ - Crimmins 23 yd fi eld goal, 7-46 (4:30) .....................................................24-14 1:19 CCSU - Bacarella 4 yd pass from SanGiacomo (Calitri kick), 12-75 (1:55) ........24-21

LEADERSRushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Douglas (9-63-1); CCSU - Hollomon (25-59-0)Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Buechel (22-36-0-288-1);CCSU - SanGiancomo (17-39-1-253-3)Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Rahming (9-116-0), Carter (5-111-1);CCSU - Bacarella (5-52-1), Holmes (3-83-0)Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Reed (10/5); CCSU - Celerin (11/8)

NOTING THE 2013 DUKES GAME-BY-GAMEAug. 31 vs. ALBANY: The win was DU’s second all-time against Albany (2-5) ... it was the Dukes’ second win over the Great Danes in the past four meetings ... the 35 points were the most the Duquesne has scored against UAlbany ... with the win, ninth-year head coach Jerry Schmitt moved into a tie with the legendary Elmer Layden for third on DU’s all-time victory list with 48 ... Schmitt, who has guided Duquesne’s transition to scholarship-granting program, is now 48-37-0 at DU ... Albany outgained Duquesne 421-398, but was held to 4-of-14 on third downs ... the Great Danes were limited to 67 yards rushing on 30 attempts ... Dillon Buechel threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns as the fi rst freshman to start the season opener for the Dukes under center since Scott Knapp in 2005 ... the fi rst-year redshirt completed 21-of-28 passes to eight players including a pair of TD passes (27 yards to Sean Brady and 29 yards to Gianni Carter) in a one-minute span of the third quarter to turn a 16-10 lead into a 29-10 advantage ... Buechel was the fi rst freshman to start a season opener since Knapp, also a redshirt freshman at the time, led the Dukes to a 23-12 win over Robert Morris on Sept. 9, 2005 ... the RMU game was head coach Jerry Schmitt’s fi rst at Duquesne ... sophomore receiver Dave Thomas caught fi ve passes for 107 yards, includ-ing an 81-yard catch-and-run that set up the Dukes’ fi rst touchdown ... the 107 yards and 81-yard catch were both career highs ... the fi ve catches tied his career-best set last year against Albany ... preseason All-NEC receiver Gianni Carter posted his second career 100-yard game with a team-high six catches for 103 yards ... Carter’s 29-yard TD reception gave the Dukes a 29-10 third-quarter lead ... it was th fi rst time since 2010 that the Dukes had two 100-yard receivers in the same game (Connor Dixon 5-109 and Dave Williams 5-100 in a 41-17 win over Saint Francis on Nov. 13, 2010) ... senior Buck Buchanan Award candidate Dorian Bell ... who fi nished with three tackles and a pair of quarterback hurries, recovered an Albany fumble at the UA 29 to set up the Buechel-to-Carter TD that gave the Dukes a 29-10 third quarter cushion ... junior safety Rich Piekarski ended Albany’s last two possessions with interceptions ... they were the second and third picks of his career ... Piekarski fi nished with fi ve tackles including 0.5 tackles for loss ... junior running back Ryan Ho posted a hard-earned 76 yards on 23 carries ... Ho scored on runs of 2 and 25 yards ... Sam Martello fi nished with 6 tackles (4 solo) and fi gured in a pair of big plays ... the sophomore linebacker teamed with Aaron Reed to tackle UA’s Kevin Chillis for a 13-yard loss and safety on the fi rst play of the game ... in the third quarter, Martello sacked Albany’s Will Fiacchi, forcing a fumble that was recovered by Dorian Bell ... the play was followed by a 29-yard Dillon Buechel-to-Gianni Carter TD that gave the Dukes a 29-10 lead ... redshirt freshman Aaron Reed led the Dukes with 9 tackles (4 solo) including 1.0 tackles for loss in his fi rst career start ... Reed teamed with Martello for the safety that gave the Dukes a 2-0 lead 12 seconds into the game ... redshirt freshman kicker Austin Crimmins kicked a pair of fi eld goals (30, 22) ... in addition, three of his seven kickoffs went into the end zone and were not returned ... Crimmins’ second FG, the 22-yarder with 1:04 left, provided the fi nal 11-point margin.

Sept. 7 at DAYTON: The loss snapped a three-game Duquesne series win streak ... the Dukes averaged 5.6 yards per play to 3.9 for Dayton ... Dayton ran 16 more plays than Duquesne ... UD possessed the ball for all but 2:30 of the fourth quarter ... the two teams combined for fi ve turnovers ... Duquesne lost a pair of fumbles and was intercepted once and Dayton lost two fumbles ... preseason All-NEC receiver Gianni Carter posted his second consecutive 100-yard game with a 7 catches for a career-high 135 yards ... his 76-yard TD in the fi rst quarter was a career long ... his two TD recep-tions (76, 9) tied his career high set last year against Sacred Heart ... Dillon Buechel completed 22-of-37 passes for 295 yards and two touchdowns (76, 9) ... Buechel, who threw for 309 yards in the opener against Albany, came up fi ve yards short in his bid to become the fi rst Duquesne freshman to post back-to-back 300-yard passing games ... sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz posted his second career double-digit tackle game with 10 stops ... he was credited with a game-high 3.0 tackles for loss including a pair of sacks ... Kuntz also returned a fumble 38 yards to set up Austin Crimmins’ 26-yard, fi rst quarter fi eld goal ... redshirt freshman Aaron Reed tied Kuntz for team high with 10 stops (4 solo) including 1.0 tackles for loss ... Reed forced the fumble that was returned by Kuntz.

Sept. 21 at YOUNGSTOWN STATE: The Dukes, who entered the game as one of 15 FCS schools perfect in the red zone, converted 2-of-2 red zone possessions to make it 8-of-8 through three games ... DU threw for 371 yards to 328 for YSU ... the Penguins controlled the ground game, outgaining the Dukes 173-39 ...Youngstown State’s 59 points were the most by a DU opponent since Iona scored 62 in a 62-50 win over the Dukes on Oct. 23, 1999 ... preseason All-NEC receiver Gianni Carter posted his third consecutive 100-yard game with 4 catches for 134 yards ... Carter extended his streak of 60 or more yards receiving to 13 games ... Dillon Buechel completed 21-of-38 passes for 362 yards and one touchdown (63 yards to Gianni Carter) ... the 362 passing yards were three shy of the school fresh-man record of 365 set by Scott Knapp against Robert Morris in 2005 ... the 362 yards ranked 11th on the DU record list for yards passing in a game ... Buechel, who threw for 309 yards in the opener against Albany, tied the freshman record for 300-yard passing games in a season set by Niel Loebig in 2003 ... sophomore Chris King posted career highs for catches (6) and yards (101) ... his previous high was 3 catches for 31 yards at Dayton on Sept. 7 ... senior linebacker Dorian Bell led the Dukes with 10 tackles (5 solo) ... it was his fi rst double-digit tackle game of the season and seventh of his career.

Oct. 5 vs. WEST LIBERTY: With the win, Duquesne evened the all-time series at 1-1 ... in addition, head coach Jerry Schmitt passed the legendary Elmer Layden to take sole possession of the No. 3 spot on DU’s all-time victory list with 49 ... DU rushed for a season-high 113 yards on 36 attempts ... the previous high was 89 yards on 38 carries in the season-opening win over Albany ... the Dukes, who entered the game as one of fi ve FCS teams who were perfect in the red zone this season (8-of-8), turned it over twice via interception inside the WLU 20 (at the 10 and 18), before posting a fourth quarter TD on an 80-yard drive ... sophomore Chris King, who posted career highs for catches (6) and yards (101) at Youngstown State, set new career highs for both with 10 catches for 127 yards, including an 18-yard TD ... King had 6 receptions for 57 yards in the fi rst half in becoming the fi rst Duke since Dave Williams (11-145-1 at Bucknell on Sept. 5, 2009) to post 10 receptions in a game ... sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz fi nished with a team-high 8 tackles, 4.0 of which accounted for 11 yards in losses, including 2.0 sacks ... his fi rst sack resulted a fumble that was re-covered by Zach Zidian for a touchdown that gave the Dukes a 14-7 lead ... senior linebacker Dorian Bell and sophomore linebacker Aaron Reed had 7 tackles each ... preseason All-NEC receiver Gianni Carter, who fi nished with 3 catches for 40 yards, saw a streak of three consecutive 100-yard games snapped ... it was the fi rst time in 14 games he has been held under 60 yards receiving.

Oct. 12 vs. WAGNER: The win was Duquesne’s fi fth in the past seven meetings with Wagner ... DU now leads the series 5-4 (4-2 in NEC play) ... the Dukes moved to 5-1 in NEC openers including a 3-0 mark at home ... Duquesne’s 27-point margin of victory was the largest by either team in the nine-game series ... there were a total of 140 plays run in the game (68-316 by Duquesne and 72-233 by Wagner) ... DU held Wagner to three plays-and-out on seven of the Seahawks fi nal eight possessions (the lone drive that was longer than three plays was halted by a Chris Johnson interception on play No. 5) ... junior receiver Devin Rahming fi nished with 134 all-purpose yards including 3 catches for 27 yards (both career highs) and 6 punt returns for 107 yards ... his 16-yard reception on a 3rd-and-10 play on the second play of the fourth quarter preceded Ryan Ho’s 2-yard TD run that made it 17-7 ... Rahming’s 62-yard punt return for a score with 6:38 left put the Dukes up 27-7 ... it was the fi rst Duquesne punt return for a touchdown since Joe Rosato took one 49 yards for a score at Iona on Nov. 1, 1997 ... senior Jason Douglas, who set new career highs for rushes (13) and yards (51), ran for 48 yards on 11 carries in the second half ... freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel completed passes to eight receivers ... his 25 completions broke the freshman record of 23 set by Scott Knapp vs. Robert Morris in 2005 ... Buechel fi nished 25-of-37 for 189 yards and one TD ... sophomore receiver Dave Thomas posted a career-high 6 catches for 42 yards ... Thomas’ high school teammate, junior safety Chris Johnson fi nished with a career high 8 tackles ... the fi rst-year Florida transfer also added his fi rst career inter-ception in the fourth quarter ... sophomore linebacker Sam Martello also fi nished with 8 stops (5 solo) and forced a fumble ... sophomore defensive tackle Zach Zidian had a career-high 7 tackles including a pair of tackles for loss with one sack.

NOTING THE 2013 DUKES GAME-BY-GAMEOct. 19 at ROBERT MORRIS: The win - Duquesne’s sixth in the last nine meetings - gave DU an 8-7 series lead ... it was the fi rst time the road team won since 2006 (a 27-7 DU victory at Joe Walton Stadium) ... the home team had won six consecutive times ... DU held RMU to 2 yards on 12 plays in outscoring the Colonials 21-0 in the third quarter ... Robert Morris was forced to start its fi rst four drives of the second half inside its own 10 (9, 9, 9 & 3 yard lines) ... eight Dukes combined for 7.0 tackles for losses totaling 19 yards ... DU recorded its second and third safeties of the season in a 7:01 span of the third quarter ... the fi rst came when Charles Lipp blocked a punt out of the end zone ... the second occured when Rich Piekarski tackled Josh Thiel, who had recovered teammate Ryan Thermil’s fumble in the end zone ... Piekarski’s team-high 10 tackles (6 solo) were one shy of his career high set last year at Wagner ... junior receiver Devin Rahming who had 134 all-purpose in the previous week’s win over Wagner, added 164 more against RMU ... he set career highs for catches (6) and receiving yards (86) and added 78 more yards on two returns of free kicks ... his 26 yard TD reception in the third quarter was the fi rst touchdown catch of his career ... junior Aaron Fleck placed three of his seven punts inside the RMU 20 (16, 9 and 3 yard lines), giving him eight inside the opponent 20 on his last 13 punts ... the last two coffi n corner kicks resulted in a pair of DU safties ... freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel’s 41 pass attempts were one shy of the DU freshman record ... Buechel, who fi nished 23-of-41 for 202 yards and two TDs (10, 26), completed passes to eight receivers for the second consecutive game ... he has completed 48 passes in his last two outings.

Oct. 26 at BRYANT: The loss snapped a three-game DU win streak ... it was also Bryant’s fi rst win over the Dukes since Nov. 21, 2009 (a span of three games) ... Duquesne ran 78 plays, 23 more than Bryant’s 55 ... the 78 plays were nine more than DU’s previous season high set at Robert Morris ... DU also set season highs for passes attempted (42) and completed (28) and tied its season high for fi rst downs (21) ... freshman quarterback Dillon Buechel (24-of-36 for 200 yards) completed passes to a season-high nine receivers ... it was the third consecutive game he completed passes to eight or more targets ... Buechel tied his season high with three interceptions (set in the win over West Liberty) ... this was his fi rst game without a touchdown pass ... redshirt sophomore Dave Thomas caught a career high 8 passes for 83 yards ... his previous high for receptions in a game was 6 set earlier this season vs. Wagner ... senior linebacker Dorian Bell ... had 3.0 tackles for loss including a sack ... as a team, the Dukes fi nished with 6.0 tackles for losses totaling 14 yards ... the deceptive fi nal score obscured another strong outing by the DU defense ... the Dukes held the Bulldogs to 280 total yards and 12 fi rst downs ... Bryant had just one drive of over 50 yards ... DU’s four turnovers tied its season high set in a 59-17 loss at Youngstown State ... Bryant’s 21 points scored following Duquesne turnovers was a DU opponent high.

Nov. 2 vs. SAINT FRANCIS: The win was Duquesne’s 14th in the past 15 series meetings ... the victory also extended DU’s home win stWven games) ... SFU’s Kyle Harbridge, who entered the game averaging a nation-leading 173.7 ypg., was held to 41 yards on 15 carries ... it was just the second time in 2013 that Harbridge was held under 100 yards (his previous low was 94 against Monmouth) ... it was the second time Harbridge was held out of the end zone (previous was in a week one 59-17 loss at Georgia Southern) ... senior fullback Ethan Dorsey, who entered the game with 81 yards on 15 career carries (in 31 games), rushed 20 times for 65 yards ... Dorsey’s previ-ous career high for carries was seven set last week at Bryant ... sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz had 6 tackles including 3.0 tackles for losses of 10 yards ... Kuntz set the tone for the defense with a defl ected pass that was intercepted by Sam Martello on the third play of the game ... Kuntz also ended Saint Francis’ fi nal possession with a fumble-forcing sack ... fellow sophomore linebacker Sam Martello also had 6 stops ... his fi rst quarter interception - the fi rst pick of his career - set up DU’s fi rst score.

Nov. 9 at SACRED HEART: Sacred Heart’s Kashaudas Spence was the fi rst opposing rusher to top the 100-yard mark against the Dukes in 2013 ... his 181 yards were the most by a DU opponent since Delaware’s Andrew Pierce ran for 200 yards on 16 carries in 2010 ... the last time the Dukes were held scoreless was a 20-0 loss to Bryant on Nov. 21, 2009 ... there were a total of six turnovers in the game (three by each team) ... neither team registered a point following a turnover ... Sacred Heart held the ball for 10:23 of the fourth quarter ... the Pioneers gained 160 of their 378 total

yards, inlcuding 147 on the ground, in the fi nal 15 minutes ... DU safety Chris Johnson led the Dukes with a career- and game-high 13 tackles ... the Uni-versity of Florida transfer had 1.5 tackles for loss and was credited with two fumbles forced ... redshirt freshman linebacker Aaron Reed fi nished with 12 stops, including a TFL and a fumble recovery ... sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz posted his second career interception to go along with 11 tackles ... senior fullback Ethan Dorsey, followed his career-best 20 carry, 65 yard game against Saint Francis with a team-high 63 yards on 16 rushes ... Dorsey entered the Nov. 2 Saint Francis game with 81 yards on 15 career carries in 31 games.

Nov. 16 vs. CCSU: With the win, the Dukes cliched a share of their sec-ond Northeast Conference title in the past three years (2011 was the other) ... Duquesne also secured its 17th winning season in the past 20 years ... DU also went undefeated at home for the seventh time in 21 seasons on Rooney Field (1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2011 are the others) ... Duquesne held CCSU’s Rob Hollomon, who entered the game averaging 128.4 yards per game, to 59 yards on 25 carries ... redshirt freshman Aaron Reed led the defense with 10 tackles ... sophomore linebacker Christian Kuntz had 5 tackles and a team-high three quarterback hurries ... this was the school record third time this season the Dukes had two 100-yard receiv-ers in the same game (Devin Rahming 9-116-0 and Gianni Carter 5-111-1) ... Devin Rahming set career highs for catches (9) and yards (116) ... the junior fi nished with 236 all-purpose yards ... Gianni Carter registered his fourth 100-yard game of the season with 5 catches for 111 yards - including a 66-yard fourth quarter TD ... it was the fi fth 100-yard game of Carter’s career ... DU also had two 100-yard receivers against both Albany (Carter and Dave Thomas) and at Youngstown State (Carter and Chris King) ... Dillon Buechel’s 288 yards passing were his most since he threw for 362 yards in game three at Youngstown State ... the 288 yards gives Buechel three of the top seven passing games by a DU freshman ... senior Jason Douglas carried 9 times for a career high 63 yards ... he scored his fi rst career touchdown on a 45 yard run in the second quarter ... this was the fi nal home game for 15 DU seniors.

MISCELLANEOUS FCS SUPERLATIVESsince Duquesne moved to the NCAA Division I-AA non-scholarship level in 1993

RUSHINGTOP TEN RUSHING GAMES31-323 Mike Hilliard, Sr. vs. La Salle Sept. 27, 200331-317 Josh Rue, Sr. vs. Canisius Nov. 17, 200133-*290 Donte Small, Jr. vs. Georgetown Oct. 14, 200024-246 Larry McCoy, So. at CCSU Oct. 9, 201043-207 Andre Hatcher, So. at Siena Oct. 5, 199636-205 Mike Hilliard, Jr. vs. Iona Nov. 2, 200231-196 Andre Hatcher, So. Marist Sept. 14, 199634-195 Larry McCoy, Fr. at Nicholls State Sept. 12, 200929-194 Mike Hilliard, Sr. vs. Siena Oct. 4, 200346-192 Bill Green, Sr. at Iona Oct. 28, 1995

MOST 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES IN A SEASON9 Larry McCoy 20117 Mike Hilliard in 2002 & 20037 Donte Small in 1999 & 20007 Bill Green 19955 Larry McCoy 20105 Larry McCoy 20125 Donte Small in 2001

TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN THE SAME GAME17-140 Josh Rue at Canisius Nov. 18, 200025-129 Donte Small 8-119 Josh Rue vs. Iona Oct. 21, 200018-104 Donte Small 27-186 Donte Small vs. Siena Oct. 27, 200116-158 Josh Rue 25-104 Donte Small at Fairfi eld Nov. 3, 200113-103 Josh Rue 17-130 Kyle Postell at La Salle Oct. 26, 200220-122 Mike Hilliard 21-164 Larry McCoy Valparaiso Sept. 17, 201116-154 Bill Bair 12-123 Sean Patterson Robert Morris Nov. 19, 201125-106 Larry McCoy

TACKLESMOST TACKLES IN A GAME23 (13) Nathan Totino vs. Albany Oct. 4, 200821 (17) Matt Fisher vs. Marist Oct. 10, 199819 (5) James Antinopoulos at Bucknell Sept. 30, 200018 (6) Horvin Latimer at Albany Oct. 8, 201118 (10) Derron Thomas vs. Bucknell Sept. 1, 200717 (11) Trent Wissner vs. Sacred Heart+ Dec. 1, 200117 (5) Harry Carter at Iona Oct. 11, 200317 (14) Jade Burleigh vs. Robert Morris Nov. 21, 199817 (9) Matt Fisher vs. Robert Morris Nov. 21, 199817 (13) Matt Fisher vs. Fairfi eld Oct. 3, 199817 (11) Matt Fisher vs. Saint Peter’s Nov. 8, 199717 (11) Joe Neckerman vs. Wagner* Nov. 18, 199517 (13) Ken Smith vs. Gannon Oct. 1, 199417 (9) Ken Smith at Gannon Oct. 2, 1993+ - ECAC Classic * - ECAC Bowl

PASSINGTOP TEN PASSING GAMESYds Player, Opponent C-AT-INT-YDS-TD Date438 Tony Zimmerman vs.Iona, Sr. 21-38-1-438-4 Oct. 21, 2000429 Connor Dixon at Bucknell, So.* 30-47-1-429-6 Sept. 6, 2008411 Niel Loebig at Dayton, So. 22-37-2-411-3 Sept. 28, 2002391 Tony Zimmerman at VMI, Sr. 26-43-0-391-4 Sept. 2, 2000381 Scott Knapp vs. West Liberty, So. 20-38-4-381-2 Sept. 30, 2006373 Dave Loya vs. Siena, Sr. 27-38-1-373-3 Sept. 20, 1997372 Niel Loebig vs. Siena, Jr. 29-46-3-372-4 Oct. 4, 2003370 Niel Loebig at Iona, Jr. 18-34-0-370-3 Oct. 11, 2003365 Scott Knapp vs. Robert Morris, Fr.* 23-42-1-365-1 Sept. 3, 2005363 Scott Knapp at Fordham, So. 35-48-1-363-3 Oct. 7, 2006* - fi rst career start

RECEIVINGTOP TEN RECEIVING YARDAGE GAMES9-245 Jeremy Conley, Sr. at Dayton Sept. 28, 20029-231 Jeremy Conley, So. at VMI Sept. 2, 20009-222 Reggie Harris, Sr. vs. Iona Oct. 21, 20008-222 Mark Neely, Jr. St. John’s Nov. 4, 19958-204 Jeremy Conley, Jr. vs. Dayton Sept. 29, 200111-201 Gerald Foster, Sr. at Bucknell Oct. 16, 19998-196 Gerald Foster, Jr. vs. Iona Oct. 31, 19987-191 Gerald Foster, Sr. vs. La Salle Sept. 11, 19994-190 Yardon Brantley, Sr. vs. Robert Morris Nov. 15, 20037-184 Earl Johnson Siena Sept. 20, 1997

MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES IN A SEASON7 Gerald Foster in 19996 Michel Warfi eld in 20036 Jeremy Conley in 20025 Bruce Hocker in 20065 Reggie Harris in 2000

4 Gianni Carter in 2013

TWO 100-YARD RECEIVERS IN THE SAME GAME6-125-3 Joe Rosato at Gannon Sept. 30, 19955-114-1 Mark Neely 8-135-3 Joe Rosato at Marist Oct. 4, 19976-112-1 Earl Johnson 2-108 Jeremy Conley at Siena Sept. 19, 19986-100 Reggie Harris 4-126 Jeremy Conley at Georgetown Nov. 6, 19998-117 Gerald Foster 9-222 Reggie Harris vs. Iona Oct. 21, 20004-113 Randy Vulakovich 7-114 Yardon Brantley vs. Iona Nov. 2, 20027-103 Jeremy Conley 8-173 Michel Warfi eld vs. St. Peter’s Oct. 18, 200310-111 Randy Vulakovich 7-177 Bruce Hocker vs. WLSC Sept. 30, 20067-127 Dan Spriggs 7-129 Bruce Hocker vs. Marist Oct. 21, 200610-112 Dan Spriggs 3-105 Michael Rasky vs. Bucknell Sept. 1, 20074-104 Bruce Hocker 5-109 Connor Dixon vs. Saint Francis Nov. 13, 20105-100 Dave Williams 6-103 Gianni Carter vs. Albany Aug. 31, 20135-107 Dave Thomas 4-134 Gianni Carter at Youngstown State Sept. 21, 20136-101 Chris King 9-116 Devin Rahming vs. CCSU Nov. 16, 20135-111 Gianni Carter

THE LAST TIME DUQUESNEKickoff returned for a TDRandy Vulakovich (69 yds) vs. Canisius, 11/17/2001

Punt returned for a TDDevin Rahming (62 yds) vs. Wagner, 10/12/2013

Interception returned for a TDNick Floyd (71 yds) & Dane O’Driscoll (33 yds) vs. West Liberty, 10/5/2013

Fumble returned for a TDZach Zidian (0 yds) vs. West Liberty, 10/5/2013

Blocked punt returned for a TDSteve Mougis (0 yd) vs. La Salle, 11/5/2005

Blocked fi eld goal returned for a TDJared Williams (48 yds) at Dayton, 9/10/2011

300+ yard rusherMike Hilliard (31-323-5) vs. La Salle, 9/27/2003

200+ yard rusherLarry McCoy (24-246-1) at CCSU, 10/9/2010

80-yard rushJosh Rue (86 yds) vs. Canisius, 11/17/2001

70-yard rushJosh Rue (86 yds) vs. Canisius, 11/17/2001

40 carriesMike Hilliard (40-177-0) at Morehead State, 11/1/2003

30 carriesLarry McCoy (31-97-0) at Robert Morris, 11/3/2013

Five rushing TDsLarry McCoy (20-121-5) at Sacred Heart, 11/14/2009

Four rushing TDsLarry McCoy (20-121-5) at Sacred Heart, 11/14/2009

Three rushing TDsLarry McCoy (29-171-3) at Valparaiso, 9/15/2012

Pass for 400+ yardsConnor Dixon (30-47-0-429-6) at Bucknell, 9/6/2008

Pass for 300+ yardsDillon Buechel (21-38-0-362-1) at Youngstown State, 9/21/2013

Pass for six TDsConnor Dixon (30-47-0-429-6) at Bucknell, 9/6/2008

Pass for fi ve TDsSean Patterson (13-21-1-278-5) vs. Saint Francis, 11/13/2010

Pass for four TDsSean Patterson (17-27-0-240-4) vs. Robert Morris, 11/19/2011

Two 100-yard rushersSean Patterson (12-123-0)& Larry McCoy (25-106-1) vs. Robert Morris, 11/19/2011

200+ yard receiverJeremy Conley (9-245-1) at Dayton, 9/28/2002

100+ yard receiverDevin Rahming (9-116-0) & Gianni Carter (5-111-1) vs. CCSU, 11/16/2013

90-yard receptionConrad Carter (t91 yds from Connor Dixon) vs. Saint Francis, 9/20/2008

80-yard receptionDave Thomas (81 yds from Buechel) vs. Albany, 8/31/2013

70-yard receptionGianni Carter (76 yds from Buechel) at Dayton, 9/8/2013

10 or more receptionsChris King (10-127-1) vs. West Liberty, 10/5/2013

Two 100-yard receiversDevin Rahming (9-116-0) & Gianni Carter (5-111-1) vs. CCSU, 11/16/2013

70-yard punt73 Joe Maker at Saint Peter’s, 10/28/2000

60-yard punt61 Charlie Leventry at Dayton, 9/10/2011

Four FGsNever

Three FGsAustin Crimmins vs. CCSU (19, 43, 23), 11/16/2013

50-yard FG51 Charlie Leventry vs. Wagner, 10/22/2011

Non-quarterback TD passBill Bair (RB) 26 yds. to Sean Patterson (QB) at Bryant, 11/20/2010

Three interceptionsLeigh Bodden (3) vs. vs. Iona, 11/2/2002

Two interceptionsRich Piekarski (2) vs. Albany, 8/31/2013

Recorded a safetyTeam at Robert Morris (RB tackled in end zone), 10/19/2013

Two safeties in a game2 at Robert Morris (10:27 & 3:26 of 3rd quarter), 10/19/2013

Three defensive scoresInterception (71 yds), Fumble (0 yds) & Interception (33 yds) all in a span of 4:09 of the fi rst quarter vs. West Liberty, 10/5/13

Team 700 yards of offense751 vs. Iona (W, 56-28), 10/21/2000

Team 600 yards of offense33 vs. Valparaiso (W, 49-14), 9/17/2011

Team 500 yards of offense546 at Valparaiso (W, 45-17), 9/15/2012

Team 400 yards rushing425 vs. Valparaiso (W, 49-14), 9/17/2011

Team 300 yards rushing425 vs. Valparaiso (W, 49-14), 9/17/2011

Team 400 yards passing429 at Bucknell (L, 42-48), 9/6/2008

30 or more fi rst downs33 vs. Valparaiso (W, 49-14), 9/17/2011

Scored 60 points62-14 vs. La Salle, 9/27/2003

Scored 50 points51-8 vs. La Salle, 11/10/2007

Scored 40 points45-17 at Valparaiso, 9/15/2012

Scored 50 points in consecutive games55-0 vs. Siena, 10/27/2001 & 51-19 at Fairfi eld, 11/3/2001

Scored 40 points in consecutive games49-14 vs. Valparaiso, 9/17/2011 & 41-14 at Saint Francis, 9/24/2011

Allowed 60 points50-62 L at Iona, 10/23/1999

Allowed 50 points17-59 at Youngstown State, 9/21/2013

Allowed 40 points14-42 at Bryant, 10/26/2013

Posted a shutout16-0 at Monmouth, 10/29/2011

Two consecutive shutouts42-0 at Canisius, 11/9/2002 & 27-0 vs. Fairfi eld, 11/16/2002

Held scoreless0-10 at Sacred Heart, 11/9/2013

Held scoreless in consecutive games0-12 at Saint Francis (10/26/1991), 0-49 at Buffalo (11/2/1991)& 0-35 vs. Allegeny (11/9/1991) as a Division III member

Played an overtime gamevs. Wagner (L, 17-23 in 2OT), 10/31/2009

Had a game decided in fi nal minute24-21 win over Saint Francis, Pa.(9/29/12), Charlie Leventry 20 yd FG with 0:36 left

Had a game decided on the fi nal play45-42 win at Sacred Heart (11/14/09), Charlie Leventry 31 yd FG as time expired