Campbell University Football

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Campbell University Football
Campbell
Camels
vs.
Morehead State
Eagles
Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Fld. (5,000) -- Buies Creek, N.C.
Saturday, October 31, 2009 -- 1 p.m. Game Facts
Series: Morehead State leads 1-0
Stadium (Capacity/Surface):
Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Fld. (5,000/ Gameday
Grass
Radio Coverage: WCLN 107.3 FM
Radio Announcers: Robert Harper (Play-by-Play),
Dave Rothenberg (Color)
Team Information
Campbell University
Head Coach: Dale Steele (South Carolina,‘76)
at Campbell: 2-16 (2nd season)
Overall: same
SID: Joe Prisco (priscoj@campbell.edu)
Office Phone: (910) 893-1369
Office Fax: (910) 893-1330
Press Box Phone: (910) 814-5456/57
Internet Site: www.GoCamels.com
Morehead State
Head Coach: Matt Ballard (Gardner-Webb, ‘79)
at Morehead State: 89-82 (16 seasons)
Overall: 124-107-1 (22 seasons)
SID: Drew Dickerson
Office Phone: (606) 783-2556
Office Fax: (606) 783-2550
Press Box Phone: -Internet Site: www.msueagles.com
Tale Of The Tape
Campbell
Morehead State
1-6
Record 2-6
Multiple
Primary Offense Option
4-3
Primary Defense
Multiple 20.9
Scoring Offense
16.8
29.6 Scoring Defense
23.5 189.0 Rushing Offense
96.4
157.4
Passing Offense 138.1
221.1 Rush Defense
62.4
160.4
Pass Defense
197.4
Average Starter Height/Weight
6-3/293
Off. Line/Tight Ends 6-1/271
6-1/207
Off. Backs/Receivers 5-9/184
6-2/263
Defensive Line
6-1/268
6-1/227
Linebackers
5-9/222
5-9/191
Defensive Backs
5-8/189 Campbell Completes Homestand This Weekend: Campbell’s football program (1-6, 0-4 Pioneer Football League) will continue the brief
two-game homestand and host Morehead State University (2-6, 0-5
PFL) on Saturday, Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. ...this afternoon’s game will air live
on WCLN 107.3 FM, with Robert Harper providing the play-by-play
and Dave Rothenberg handling the color analysis...the broadcast will
also be available online at GoCamels.com...both teams are looking for
their first win in conference play this season...the Camels have lost the
last six games, while the Eagles arrive at the game on a four game skid.
The Coaches: Campbell head coach Dale Steele (South Carolina ‘76)
is in his second season as a collegiate head coach and with
Campbell and has a career record of 2-16...Steele, prior to Campbell,
most recently worked as the Assistant Head Coach at Elon from 200406...he is in his 33rd season of working as a coach with previous stops
at Elon (2004-06), East Tennessee State (2003), Baylor (1999-02),
Northern Nash High School (1995-98), East Carolina (1989-94), Kansas State (1987-88), Wichita State (1984-86), St. Charles High School
(1983), Tulane (1980-82), Wisconsin (1978-79), Ball State (1977) and
A.C. Flora (HS) (1976) ...his previous head coaching experience was
at Northern Nash High School (1995-98), where he also served as the
Athletic Director.
Morehead State head coach Matt Ballard is in his 16th season coaching the Eagles and has a record of 89-82...overall in 22 years as a head
man he is 124-107-1...this year Ballard’s team is 2-6 and 0-5 in Pioneer
Football League play.
Quick Facts On The Schools
Campbell
Location
Buies Creek, N.C.
Founded
1887
Enrollment 6,834
Conference Pioneer Football League
Nickname
Fighting Camels
Colors
Orange & Black
Home Field Barker-Lane Stadium
Capacity
5,000
Field Surface Gameday Grass ®
Morehead State
Morehead, K.Y.
1887
8,981
Pioneer Football League
Eagles
Royal Blue and Gold
Jayne Stadium
10,000
Gameday Grass ®
CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • GAME 8 • morehead State
2009 Campbell Football Schedule
Day Date Opponent
Rslt./Time
Sat 9/5
METHODIsT
W, 48-28
Sat 9/12 @ Birmingham-So. L, 28-35 (OT)
Sat. 9/19 @ Davidson*
L, 7-24
Sat. 10/3 @ Marist*
L, 13-34
Sat 10/10 Dayton*
L, 17-35
Sat. 10/17 @ Old Dominion
L, 17-28
Sat.10/24 Butler (HC)*L, 16-23
Sat. 10/31 Morehead State* 1 p.m.
Sat. 11/7 @ Drake*
2 p.m.
Sat. 11/14 @ Valparaiso*
2 p.m.
Sat.11/21 Jacksonville*
1 p.m.
* Pioneer Football League Game
All home games in Bold Caps.
Dates and times are subject to change.
Football Coaching Staff
Head Coach:
Dale Steele
(South Carolina ‘76)
Record at Campbell/Overall:
2-16
2nd Year on field/4th Year overall at Campbell
Assistant Coaches:
Oscar Olejniczak
Central Michigan ‘95
3rd Year-Recruiting/Run Gm. Coor./Off. Line
Landon Mariani
North Carolina ‘04
3rd Year-Passing Game Coordinator/QB’s
Art Link
Florida ‘99
3rd Year-Defensive Coordintor/Linebackers
Jody StoufferKutztown of Pennsylvania ‘93
1st Year-Running Backs
Paul TrothLiberty ‘05
2nd Year-Wide Receivers
Jerrick Hall
North Carolina State ‘04
3rd Year-Defensive Line
Greg WilliamsNorth Carolina State ‘68
2nd Year-Assistant Head Coach/Secondary
Chris BallanceEast Carolina ‘06
1st Year-Defensive Assistant
Support Staff
Shelley Crenshaw
Wake Tech ‘05
3rd Year-Football Administrative Assistant
Brandon Sherrel1
Missouri ‘03
3rd Year-Football Athletic Trainer
Brandon Trenter
West Virginia ‘07
2nd Year-Asst. Football Athletic Trainer
Josh Tate
2nd Year-Student Manager
Jere Wilder, Brittany Henderson
2nd Year-Video Managers
Key Football Phone Numbers
Head Coach Dale Steele....... 910-893-1974 (O)
Media Relations Joe Prisco... 910-893-1369 (O)
CU Football Press Box.......... 910-814-5456/57
Did You Know
Halloween has origins in the ancient celtic festival known as Samhain,
which is derived from Old Irish and means roughly “summer’s end”...
a similar festival was held by the ancient Britons and is known as
Calan Gaeaf...the festival of Samhain celebrates the end of the “lighter
half” of the year and beginning of the “darker half”, and is sometimes
regarded as the “Celtic New Year”...the celebration has some elements
of a festival of the dead...the ancient Celts believed that the border between this world and the Otherworld became thin on Samhain, allowing spirits (both harmless and harmful) to pass through...the family’s
ancestors were honored and invited home while harmful spirits were
warded off...it is believed that the need to ward off harmful spirits led
to the wearing of costumes and masks...their purpose was to disguise
oneself as a harmful spirit and thus avoid harm.*
* Information comes courtesy of Rogers, Nicholas (2002) “Samhain
and the Celtic Origins of Halloween”. Halloween: From Pagan Ritual
to Party Night
A Campbell Win Over Morehead State Would:
• be the second on the season and be the most in a single season since the
program restarted.
• snap a six-game losing streak
• be the third in the college coaching career of Dale Steele
• be the first conference win for Campbell and snap an 12-game PFL losing
streak.
• even the all-time series between the schools to 1-1
A Campbell Loss To Morehead State Would:
• extend the current losing streak to seven games.
• drop Campbell to 0-5 in league play.
• be the 13th loss for Campbell in league play since joining the Pioneer
Football League.
• make Campbell 2-17 since the program came back in 2008
By The Numbers
The listed crowd in the first football game against
Birmingham-Southern to open the 2008 season... the
crowd was not only the largest ever at a Campbell
home sporting event, but was also 117% of the capacity
of the 5,000 person stadium and more than 67% larger
the total number of permanent seats in the venue (3,500).
5,845
CAMPBELL FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • GAME 8 • Morehead State
FCS Coaches
Poll
(October 26, 2009)
Rank
School
1.
Richmond
2.
Montana
3.
Southern Illinois
4.
Villanova
5.
William & Mary
6.
Elon
7.
New Hampshire
8.
Appalachian State
9.
South Dakota State
10.
South Carolina State
11.
McNeese State
12.
Central Arkansas
13.
Weber State
14.
Northern Iowa
15.
Stephen F. Austin
16.
Cal Poly
17.
Holy Cross
18.
Delaware
19.
Eastern Illinois
20.
Jacksonville State
21.
Eastern Washington
22.
Northern Arizona
23.
UMass
24.
Liberty
t-25.
Colgate
t-25.
Prarie View A&M
RV: Florida A&M, Lafayette,
Butler, Eastern Kentucky,
UC Davis, Albany, Brown,
Chattanooga, Harvard, James
Madison, Missouri State,
Southern Utah, GardnerWebb, Montana State
Bold=2009 Campbell
Opponent
Did You Know
That Campbell football played two teams
that have the nickname of the
Monarchs this season in Methodist (9/5)
and Old Dominion (10/17).
Scouting Morehead State: The Eagles have
dropped five games in a row, all in conference
play, the last five weeks...MSU sports the top
rush defense in the country though and are only
allowing 62.38 yards a game and 1.8 yards
a carry...Morehead also leads the country in
tackles for loss with on average 10.88 stops
behind the line of scrimmage per game...the
Eagles are third in the conference and ninth
nationally in total defense (259.75)...last time
out Morehead State only allowed 41 rushing
yards to Marist in 39 rushing attempts...the
Eagles led the game 14-7 heading to the final
quarter, but allowed 17 in the fourth quarter
to take the 24-14 loss...senior linebacker Wes
McDermott is an intimidating figure with 79
tackles, 13 stops for loss, an interception, a
forced fumble and a fumble recovery...senior
defensive end Andrew Doan lead the conference and is fifth nationally in sacks per game
(1.12 per game)...he also leads the conference
in tackles for loss with 14.5...his nine total
sacks are the most in the league...senior defensive back Derek Harkness is tied for the lead
in the conference with three interceptions...the
offensive charge is led by junior quarterback
Evan Sawyer, who has thrown for 750 yards
and five touchdowns...sophomore running back
Ronnie McDermott, the younger brother of
Wes, leads the team with 22 catches and 247
yards...sophomore running back Desmond Cox
has run for 215 yards this season...the Eagles
are a fast starting team and have scored 79
points in the first quarter this season but have
only scored 24 combined points in the second
Did You Know
Morehead State head coach Matt Ballard
is a Davidson, North Carolina native that
attended North Mecklenburg High School
in Charlotte...his wife, Brenda Harwood,
is also a North Carolina native.
Sports Network
Division I FCS Poll
(October 26, 2009)
Rank
School
1.
Richmond
2.
Montana
3.
Southern Illinois
4.
Villanova
5.
William & Mary
6.
Elon
7.
Appalachian State
8.
New Hampshire
9.
South Dakota State
10.
South Carolina State
11.
Stephen F. Austin
12.
Northern Iowa
13.
McNeese State
14.
Weber State
15.
Central Arkansas
16.
Delaware
17.
Holy Cross
18.
Cal Poly
19.
UMass
20.
Eastern Illinois
21.
Northern Arizona
22.
Jacksonville State
23.
Liberty
24.
Colgate
25.
Prariie View A &M
RV: Eastern Washington,
Florida A&M, Lafayette,
Eastern Kentucky, UC Davis,
Albany, Harvard, Butler,
Montana State, Penn, Missouri State, Central Connecticut State, Rhode Island,
Brown, Gardner-Webb,
Grambling, Tennessee State,
Furman, Northern Colorado,
Southern Utah, Morgan
State, Jacksonville, James
Madison, Old Dominion,
Southeastern Louisiana,
Texas State, Lehigh, Drake
Bold=2009 Campbell
Opponent
The Pioneer Football League
2009 Regular Season Standings
Team Pioneer League
Pct.
Overall Pct.
Butler
4-0
1.000
7-0 1.000
Drake
4-0
1.000
6-1
.857
Dayton
4-0
1.000
6-1
.857
Jacksonville 3-1
.750
4-3
.571
Marist
3-2
.600
4-3
.571
San Diego
2-3
.400
3-4
.429
Davidson
2-3
.500
2-5
.286
Valparaiso
0-4
.000
1-6
.143
Campbell
0-4
.000
1-6
.143
Morehead St. 0-5
.000
2-6
.250
Campbell Athletics Staff
Athletics Director....................................Stan Williamson
Internal Oper.-Sr. Assoc. A.D....................... Kim Graham
Associate A.D./Advancement.......................... Tony Delp
Director of Operations................................. Mike Collins
Assistant A.D.- Marketing.............................. Kevin Lyle
Director of Compliance/Academics..........Heather Magill
Assoc. A.D.- Broadcasting......................... Robert Harper
Assoc. A.D. - Media.......................................... Stan Cole
Asst. Dir. - Media..............................................Joe Prisco
Asst. Dir- Media (Secondary contact)......Jason Williams
Head Athletic Trainer.............................. Quinton Sawyer
Assistant Athletic Trainer/Football........Brandon Sherrell
Assistant Athletic Trainers.......................... Jackie Knight
................................................................... McKelle Ulm
Graduate Assistant Athletic Training......Brandon Trenter
....................................................................... Paul Lowry
............................................................... Kristina Lazicki
...............................................................Charmeen Mack
Ticket Manager................................... Hannah Bazemore
Head Strength Coach................................ Andrew Carter
Asst. Strength Coach............................. Cory Schlesinger
Asst. Dir. of Compliance/Academics.... Malinda Ashcraft
Asst. for Compliance/Academics............ Amanda Knight
Compliance/Academics Intern................... Justin Wilkins
Administrative Assistant..........................Annette Spivey,
............................................................... Angela Cannady
Administrative Assistant - Football..... Shelley Crenshaw
Coaching Secretary.......................................... Violet Lee
Athletic Operations Asst................................. Danny Lee
388/186
By The Numbers
The total number of collegiate games
played and starts among the 50
returning players on the opening day
Campbell roster prior to the first game
Did You Know
That the song “Happy Birthday to You” was created
by two Louisville sisters in 1893.*
* Information comes courtesy of Kentucky Bureau of
Tourism
and third quarters.
The Same Name: Morehead State has a pair of players
named Jared Phillips...Jared Phillips the quarterback
is a junior from Hamilton, Ohio...Jared Phillips the running back is a freshman from Dublin, Ohio.
It Happened Today: On this date, October 31, in history
among the notable events, besides Halloween (which is
covered on the second page) were: Ron Grant completes
his 217 day and 8,316 mile run around Australia (1983)...
the first Monday Night game is played in the city of
Indianapolis (1988)...among the more notable birthdays
are Dan Rather - newscaster for “CBS Evening News”
(1931), Jane Pauley - newscaster for “Today” and “NBC
Weekend” (1950), John Candy - comedian in “SCTV”,
“Uncle Buck”, “Great Outdoors” (1950), Vanilla Ice
- rapper (1968)
Against Morehead State Last Season: The Camels
played well defensively and were within two scores of
the Eagles for most of the first half but a 100-yard interception return from MSU’s David Hyland gave Morehead State mometum for good in a 42-7 game...Campbell
scored a late touchdown on Paul Constantine’s 33-yard
scoring reception.
Inching Ever Closer: After trailing Butler by 20 early
the Camels stormed back to get to within a touchdown
against the PFL co-leaders on Oct. 24...Adam Willets
made three field goals and an extra point for 10 points
for CU...Daniel Polk threw for 161 yards and ran for 63
more to lead the offensive attack for Campbell.
C.J. Likes the Bulldogs: In two career games against
Butler, redshirt sophomore running back C.J. Oates has
scored both his receiving touchdowns...his touchdown in
Did You Know
In Ohio, Iowa and Massachusetts, the night designated
for Trick-or-Treating is often referred to as Beggars
Night.
Campbell 2009 Opponents Update
Date
Opponent
Score/Time This Week
Last Week Oppt.
Result
Sept. 5 methodist
W, 48-28
N.C. Wesleyan
Averett
L, 7-38
Sept. 12 at Birmingham-So.
L, 28-35 (OT) Depauw Sewanee
W, 34-17
Sept. 19 at Davidson*
L, 7-24
@ Butler
Drake
L, 16-21
Oct. 3
at Marist*
L, 13-34
Valparaiso
@ Morehead State
W, 24-14
Oct. 10 DAYTON*
L, 17-35
San Diego
@ Valparaiso
W, 38-7
Oct. 17 at Old Dominion
L, 17-28
Georgetown
@ Savannah State
W, 38-17
Oct. 24 BUTLER*
W, 23-16
Davidson
@ Campbell
W, 23-16
Oct. 31 MOREHEAD ST.*
1 p.m.
@ Campbell
Marist L, 14-24
Nov. 7 at Drake*
2 p.m.
Jacksonville
@ Davidson
W, 21-16
Nov. 14 at Valparaiso*
2 p.m.
@ Marist
Dayton
L, 7-38
Nov. 21 JACKSONVILLE*
1 p.m.
@ Drake
@ San Diego
W, 34-16
*Pioneer Football League Game
Combined Record
Did You Know
The city of Morehead, Kentucky was named after
Gov. James T. Morehead, who was the first nativeborn governer of the state.*
* Info comes courtesy of Kentucky Bureau of Tourism
2008 was a 19-yard scamper, while his TD reception in
2009 went for nine yards.
Closer Than You Would Think: Campbell may only be
1-6 but the team has entered into the fourth period only
trailing by 3.71 points on average this season...prior to
the start of fourth periods this season the Camels have
only been outscored by 26 points (145 to 119)...CU also
has yet to give up 40 points in any games this year after
giving up 40 or more points in eight games in 2008 including a stretch of six straight to end the season.
Fun With Numbers: After seven games Campbell and
their opponents have very similar numbers in several categories...Campbell has thrown 163 passes and six interceptions as have their opponents...CU and their opponent
have each returned 28 kicks on the season...Campbell has
528 kick return yards their opponent only have four more
total kick return yards...CU’s time of possession on the
year is on average 30:25, while the opponent are averaging 29:35.
Did You Know
Morehead State’s coed cheerleading squad has won 19
national championships.
Record
2-5
4-3
2-5
4-3
6-1
6-2
7-0
2-6
6-1
1-6
4-3
44-35
Did You Know
Former NFL player and current CBS football announcer Phil Simms is a Morehead State graduate...
Simms was the 1977 Ohio Valley Conference Player
of the Year and the Super Bowl XXI winner with the
New York Giants over the Denver Broncos.
Kicker Getting it Done: Redshirt sophomore kicker
Adam Willets was named the Pioneer Football League’s
Special Teams Player of the Week on Oct. 25...Willets
earned the honor after scoring 10 points and making three
field goals against conference co-leader Butler (38, 43,
37)...the 43-yarder was a career high.
Elite Company: Redshirt sophomore quarterback Daniel
Polk is one of only two quarterbacks that ranks among
the top 10 in the PFL in rushing...Polk trails converted
wide receiver Steve Valentino of Dayton, who has run
for 473 yards this season.
Surprisingly Quick: Redshirt junior tight end Mike
Stryffeler, who weighs 243 pounds, was able to show
an ability to get down field and hauled in both a 23-yard
reception and 39-yard reception against Old Dominion.
Did You Know
Associate Head Coach Greg Williams, who is in
his 41th season in the coaching profession, coached
former NFL quarterback and current ESPN announcer
Ron Jaworski while working at Youngstown State as
the quarterbacks/receivers coach
Did You Know
Morehead State’s David Dinkins (1999) remains one
of three players in NCAA history to put up 1,000
yards rushing (1,138) and 2,000 yards passing (2,011)
in a single season...he is joined on the list by Texas
State’s Barrick Nealy (2005) and Appalachian State’s
Armanti Edwards (2006)
Big 2-0-0: Campbell topped the single game 200-yard
rushing mark for the third time in school history with 214
yards rushing against Marist on Oct. 3...each of the 200
plus yard marks rushing have come this season.
Nobody’s Doing It Better (In the PFL): The Campbell
offense remains the top rushing team in the conference
with an average of 189.00 yards on the ground a contest...
the 189.00 yards a game average is over 19 yards a game
better than the next closest school (Butler - 170).
Strength On Strength: This game against Morehead
State pits the top rushing offense in conference by Campbell (189.00) against the toughest defense against the run
in the nation in Morehead State (62.38)...the question, for
the second time in four week,s can answered of whether
good offense beats good defense or does good defense
beat good offense?
Big Play Paul: Paul Constantine continued to make
his mark in the end zone as he caught a touchdown pass
against Dayton on Oct. 10...out of his 21 career catches,
five have resulted in touchdowns.
So Much Better: Campbell has now run for 1,323 yards
this season, which is 571 yards more than the team ran
for all of last season (752)...to put the number is perspective that total amount of yards rushing is just under 76
percent more than the team had all of last year.
Cutting the Gap: Last season in Pioneer Football
League games the Camels were outscored in eight games
by 347 points for an average of 43.38 points a game...so
far this season in four Pioneer Football League games the
2009 Award Winners
Pioneer Football League Special Teams Player of the Week
10/25.................................................................... Adam Willets
Campbell Media Information
Credential Requests
All media outlets that wish to cover Campbell football
games at the CU Football Stadium must submit their requests
for credentials by contacting Joe Prisco (priscoj@campbell.edu
& 910-893-1369), at least a week in advance, unless requesting a season pass. Joe Prisco will then notify you if the request
has been granted, so please provide a method of contact. Press
crendentials will not be issued to spouses, friends or children.
Possession of a season credential does not guarantee a seat
in the CU Press Box seating area. To assure yourself a seat at
the venue, you must notify Joe Prisco of your intention to cover
a particicular game. All seat assignments will be made on a
first-come, first-serve basis.
Single game press credentials can be picked up in the
Campbell Athletic Media Services Office during the week of a
home contest. If credentials are requested and approved, they
will only be mailed if the request is granted at least two weeks
prior to the game. Any credentials not picked up will be left at
the will call window at the stadium.
Credentials must be worn and visible at all times, as there
will be people verifying credentials. All credentials are nontransferable. Your credential will get you access to the stadium,
press box, sideline and post-game interview area in the CU
Fieldhouse. There will be no access to either locker room for
interviews. We also request that photographers not photograph
or take video images of any injury evaluation on the field or
sidelines, due to the HIPAA privacy laws.
Phone Lines
Any phone lines needed for a particular game must be
requested at least 72 hours prior to the game. All long-distance
costs associated with the phone lines are the responsibility of
the media member/outlet utlilizing them
Internet Access
For those with laptop computers that can automatically
select an IP address, there are Internet connections available in
the football press box. Please know that the University server
does track all Internet usage, including in the press box, for
inappropriate use.
Press Box Phone Numbers
910-814-5456/910-814-5457
Did You Know
Campbell redshirt sophomore Taylor Reed is the
great-great grandson of Dr. James Archibald
Campbell, who founded Buies Creek Academy, later
Campbell University, on Jan. 5 1887...Reed’s grandmother is Catherine King, daughter of Campbell’s
second president, Dr. Leslie H. Campbell, who was
J.A Campbell’s son.
Cameles have only been outscored by 63 for a margin on
average of 15.75 points a contest.
A Few Marks Within Reach: Several Campbell players
have a few individual marks with in reach in the coming
games...redshirt sophomore Carl Smith is only 22 yards
from reaching 500 career yards rushing... sophomore
Rashaun Brown is only 35 yards from reaching 500
yards rushing in his career...redshirt junior Matt Vollono
is only two completions from reaching 100 in his CU
career...sophomore Carl Blain is only eight yard from
reach 300 yards receiving in his career...redshirt sophomore C.J. Oates is only 29 total yards from reaching 900
all-purpose yards in his career....sophomore receiver Paul
Constantine is only 42 yards from reaching 400 receiving yards in his career...redshirt sophomore defensive
back Steven Goldsmith is only 11 tackles from reaching
100 in his career...sophomore Brandon Chandler is only
seven yards from reach 600 kickoff return yards in his
career.
Milestones Reached: C.J. Oates reached a personal
milestone in becoming the first Campbell football player
to reach 500 career yards rushing against BirminghamSouthern on Sept. 12...Oates has now run for 727 yards
in his career at Campbell...Milton Brown reached a
milestone himself with over 100 career tackles after eight
stops against BSC...Brown now has 135 tackles in his
Campbell career.
Kicking Them Far: Campbell’s Ted Moore has four 50
plus yard kicks this season, which ranks him tied for third
in the league...he is also fourth overall in the league with
an average of 39 yards an attempt.
Team National Leaders: After an exciting first seven
weeks of the season the Camels rank among the Pioneer
Football League and NCAA Leaders in several categories...CU leads the conference in rushing (189 yards per
game)...the Camels are second in sacks allowed (1.14)
and pass defense (160.43), third in total offense (346.43)
and fourth in turnover margin (-.14)...on the national
Did You Know
The Pioneer Football League is entering its 17th year
of existence and is the nation’s oldest non-scholarship
NCAA Football Subdivision conference....the PFL is
one of only three conferences that sponsor football as
its only sport (Missouri Valley Football Conference
and Great West Football Conference are the others.
By The Numbers
Campbell has had exactly 26 pass attempts in seven of the teams first 18
games...the most recent time was the
26 pass attempts against Davidson on
September 19, 2009
26
scene, the Camels are 13th in rush offense, , 17th in sacks
allowed, 20th in pass defense and 50th in total offense.
Individual National Leaders: The Camels also have
several players that place highly in the conference and the
national scene after the first seven games (for a complete
list of all player rankings see page 10)...Daniel Polk
is sixth in rushing (52.86 yds. per game), total offense
(174.71) and passing efficiency)...the quarterback is tied
for 13th in scoring (3.71) and 22nd in all-purpose yards
(52.86)...C.J. Oates is seventh in the conference in rushing (51.86), 15th in total offense (51.86) and all-purpose
yards (65.00)...Rashaun Brown is 11th in the league in
rushing (42.29)...Carl Smith is 16th in rushing (28.86),
tied for 17th in scoring (3.43) and tied for 24th in all-purpose yards (47.00)...Harrison Jordan is ninth in receiving yards (38.71) and 18th in receptions (2.57)...Mike
Stryffeler is 23rd in receiving yards (28.57) and 21st in
receptions a game (2.29)...Paul Constantine is 22nd in
the PFL in receiving yards a contest (29.00)...Lee Stanley is fifth in the PFL and tied for 59th nationally in tackles (8.43 per game)...Milton Brown is 11th in tackles in
the PFL (7.14 per game)...Cody Lyon is 20th in tackles
(6.14)...Christian Dixon is tied for the conference lead
in interceptions (0.43) in the PFL and 29th nationally...
Steven Goldsmith is for 12th in the conference in interceptions ((0.17)...Erik Feliciano and Cody Lyon are all
tied for 12th in the PFL in interceptions per game (0.12)...
Ted Moore ranks fourth in the PFL in punting (39.00)
and 38th in the NCAA...Brandon Chandler is tied for
seventh in the league in kick returns (20.00) and tied for
84th nationally...Adam Willets is tied for second in the
league in field goals (.71) and 12th in scoring (3.86).
Still Ball-Hawking: Campbell defense continued the
trend it started last season of being able to force turnovers...after ranking second in the Pioneer Football
League in interceptions in 2008 with 16, the Camels
picked off three attempts in the first game of the 2009
season...the Camels currently are tied for fourth in the
PFL with six interception...the Camels have forced a turn-
over in 14 of the 18 games since the program was restarted.
First Down Camels: The Camels have heard the phrase
often and are tied for second in the Pioneer Football League
with 127 first downs, an average of 18.1 per game.
A Bit Of A Change: After leading the conference last
season with 86 punts, the Camels through the first seven
games have the fourth fewest amount of punts in the league
with only 35 attempts...with that stat in mind, the Camels
are second in the league in 3rd down conversions (40-for98) at 40.8 percent.
Red Zone Success: The Camels have had great success in
scoring touchdowns when the team reaches the red zone
(inside the 20 yard line)...the Camels have scored touchdowns on 18 of the team’s 26 trips to the red zone this
season (69 percent)....CU’s success rate of 84.6 on red zone
appearances (22-for-26) is third-best in the league...Campbell is one of only three teams in the league that have not
turned the ball over in the red zone.
This Week in the Pioneer Football League:
Other games in the Pioneer Football League this week on
Oct. 31: Davidson @ Butler, Valparaiso @ Marist, San
Diego @ Dayton and Jacksonville @ Drake.
Another First: Campbell’s loss against Old Dominion on
Oct. 17 was the first time the program has faced off with a
scholarship program...the Camels after falling behind early
took control of the game and held the lead until the half
way point of the third quarter when ODU got a 76-yard
punt to pin the Camels deep and ultimately seize moment
after a three-and-out...Daniel Polk threw for a career-high
185 yards with also a career best 16 completions against
ODU...the redshirt junior also chewed up 70 yards on the
ground...the Camels just missed reaching their season
average with 196 yards rushing...CU actually outgained the
Monarchs 381 to 365 and had more first downs (21 to 20)
in the loss...the 28 points scored by the ODU are the least
amount of points they have scored all season long including
a few games against scholarship programs (Monmouth and
Fordham).
Coming Up Short: The Camels raced out to a 14-0 lead
on Dayton on the team’s first two drives but couldn’t hold
the lead and saw the Flyers score 35 of the game’s next 38
points in the 35-17 victory on Oct. 10...CU did have two
long touchdown scores with Rashaun Brown running
42-yard for a score and Daniel Polk and Paul Constantine
connecting on a 60-yard completion...Christian Dixon also
pick off his third pass of the season in the loss.
Forever Remembered....Firsts At Barker-Lane Stadium
First Coin Flip:............Won Against BSC (Campbell Deferred)
First Home Captains:............... Brad Brower, Jordan Cramer & ....................................................................Milton Brown (CU)
First Visiting Captains:.............. Brad Stockdale, Zac Napier &
.....................................................................Joe Thigpen (BSC)
First Kickoff:.................................................Adam Willets, CU
............................................... (to the 14, returned to BSC’s 39)
First Tackle.................................Adam Willets (CU) on kickoff
First Official Play:..... BSC’s Joe Thigpen rush for -4 yards and .......................... tackled by Charles Fiore & Steven Goldsmith
First Punt:...... BSC’s Drew Jackson 38 yds., 13:00, 1st Quarter
First CU Play:............................. Carl Smith run for two yards
First CU Drive:................... 3 plays, 2 yards, TOP 00:56 (punt)
First CU Punt:Brennan Burt (CU) 31 yards, 12:04, 1st Quarter
First Completed Pass:.......... Joe Thigpen to Austin Tunnell for ......................................................................................14 yards
First Campbell Completed Pass:........... Matt Vollono to Kelvin .................................................................. Murphy for 14 yards
First 1st Down:.....................................Joe Thigpen 14 yard run
First Campbell 1st Down:............ Matt Vollono 14-yard pass to
...........................................................................Kelvin Murphy
First Points:................. Adam Willets (CU) 30-yard Field Goal
First Turnover:........................ Michael Franklin fumble (BSC)
First Forced Fumble:............................Brandon Chandler (CU)
First Penalty: Birmingham-Southern o. holding (second drive)
First 3rd Down Conversion:................ Walter Arrington (BSC)
..................................................................................five-yd run
First Campbell 3rd Down Conversion:...Carl Smith seven-yard ....................................................................run on second drive
First 4th Down Conversion:....Matt Vollono (CU) one-yard run
First Blocked Punt:..........BSC’s Zach Love, 6:08, 2nd Quarter
First Touchdown: BSC’s Joe Thigpen 1-yd run, 12:58, 4th Qtr
First Sell-Out:... Birmingham-Southern, Aug. 30, 2008 (5,845)
First 100-Yard Rusher:.................... Carl Smith (CU) 109 yards
First Campbell InterceptionDonte’ Washington (CU), 9:11, 2nd ..........................................Quarter, San Diego (Sept. 20, 2008)
First Kickoff Touchdown..Brandon Chandler (CU), 1st quarter
.............................................................. 86-yds (Nov. 15, 2008)
First Punt Return Touchdown.................... John Popper (VAL),
..........................................3rd quarter, 48-yds, (Nov. 15, 2008)
Do You Know...
The Campbell University Fight Song
Fight, team on down the field
Fight with your might till victory is ours
Long may your colors wave o’er all others
Sing it to the tune of Hoorah for orange and black,
So Cheer, Cheer for old C.U.
Cheer for the Varsity
For it’s Hail, Hail, the gang’s all here
As we march on to victory.
2009 Trends
Home.............................................................................1-2
Away.............................................................................0-4
Grass.............................................................................0-1
Turf................................................................................1-4
Won Coin Toss..............................................................1-4
Lose Coin Toss..............................................................0-2
Campbell defers............................................................1-3
Campbell takes ball.......................................................0-1
Opponent defers............................................................0-2
Leading after 1st qtr......................................................0-2
Trail after 1st qtr............................................................1-3
Tied after 1st qtr............................................................0-1
Lead at Halftime...........................................................1-2
Trail at Halftime............................................................0-2
Tied at Halftime............................................................0-2
Lead after 3rd qtr...........................................................1-0
Trail after 3rd qtr...........................................................0-6
Trailing with 2:00 left...................................................0-6
Leading with 2:00 left...................................................1-0
Campbell scores first.....................................................0-2
Opponent scores first.....................................................1-4
Largest halftime lead...................................................6 pts
Largest halftime deficit.............................................10 pts
Score 20 or more points................................................1-1
Hold opp. to 20 points or less...........................................-
Games decided by 10 or less.........................................0-2
Rush for 150 yards or more..........................................1-3
Rush for less than 150 yards.........................................0-2
Have An Indiv. Player with 100+ yds. rush or more.....0-1
Pass for 300 yards or more................................................Pass for less than 300 yards..........................................1-6
Have An Indiv. Player with 100+ yds. receiving..............Total 450 yards or more................................................1-1
Opp. rush for less than 200 yards..................................1-1
Opp. rush for more than 200 yards...............................0-5
Opp. passes for less than 200 yards..............................1-2
Opp. passes for more than 200 yards............................0-4
Opp. totals less than 400 yards.....................................1-4
Opponent totals more than 400 yards...........................0-2
Committ fewer turnovers..............................................1-2
Committ more turnovers...............................................0-3
Commit same amount of turnovers...............................0-1
Temperature in the 90’s.....................................................Temperature in the 80’s.................................................1-3
Temperature in the 70’s.................................................0-2
Temperature in the 60’s.....................................................Temperature in the 50’s.................................................0-1
Coldest gametime temperature......................... 57 degrees
Warmest gametime temperature........................ 85 degrees
Team Ranking: Here are the Camel team rankings in the
Pioneer Football League and NCAA , as of October 24
CU’s Team Rankings
Scoring Offense
Passing Offense
Scoring Defense
Pass Defense
Total Offense
Pass Efficiency
Total Defense
Pass Defense Effic.
Rush Offense
Kickoff Returns
Rush Defense
Punt Return
Sacks Against
Net Punting
Sacks By
Tackles For Losses
Turnover Margin
PFLRank NCAA
7th
69th
7th
91st
9th
93rd
2nd
20th
3rd
50th
7th
75th
10th
85th
8th
73rd
1st
13th
8th
t-78th
10th
113th
4th
47th
2nd
17th
9th
100th
10th
118th
10th
111th
4th
69th
Avg.
20.68
157.43
29.57
160.43
346.43
115.10
381.57
127.03
189.00
18.86
221.14 8.40
1.14
30.00
00.57
4.29
-.14
Downed By The Red Foxes: The Camels took a one-score
game into the fourth quarter, but tired and wore down in the
final period in a 34-13 loss to Marist on Oct. 3...Rashaun
Brown had a break out performance for CU with a careerhigh 87 yards rushing.
Good Effort In Defeat: The Campbell defense was able to
hold Davidson scoreless in the first half but tired in the second in a 24-7 loss to the Wildcats on Sept. 19...C.J. Oates
led the offensive effort with 67 yards rushing and 41 yards
receiving...Lee Stanley reached double figures in tackles
for the third straight game with 11 stops...ten of Stanley’s
stops were of the solo variety.
A Tough Defeat: Campbell put up the good fight but ultimately came up short in 35-28 overtime loss to Birmingham-Southern on Sept. 12...the game did mark a few firsts
for Campbell as it was the first time the team has played
an overtime game since restarting the program...the game
also was the first time the Camels have had multi-players
rush for over 100 yards in the same game...Daniel Polk put
up 105 yards the ground, while C.J. Oates piled up 115
yards rushing...Campbell’s 294 yards rushing in the game
also marked a school record, breaking the 260 the team had
rushed for the week before as did the 224 yards rushing the
Camels totaled in the first half against BSC...Carl Smith
became the first Campbell back and only third CU football
player to ever score two touchdowns in a game with his
touchdowns from 25 and two-yards out...Oates recorded
the longest Campbell rush from scrimmage with 58 yard
touchdown scamper in the first quarter.
Everyone Gets Involved: Against Birmingham-Southern
on Sept. 12, the Camels continued to use a team effort with
10 different players recording a reception, six different
players tallying a rush and three different players reaching
the end zone.
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What A Start: Campbell’s football had a quite the start to
its 2009 season with a thrilling 48-28 victory over Methodist on Sept. 5...the Camels totaled 544 yards (260 yards
rushing and 283 yards passing) and six touchdowns...the
Campbell defense after, having its problems in the first half,
settled down to shutout the Methodist attack on a total of
14 plays and 30 yards...redshirt junior quarterback Matt
Vollono came off the bench with a career effort in completing 10 passes for 219 yards and four touchdowns...the
Camels offense had a total of three different 50-yard plus
touchdowns.
Lets Do That Again: Camels offense after opening the day
with a then school record setting 65-yard pass and catch
from redshirt junior Daniel Polk to redshirt sophomore
Harrison Jordan bettered their own effort for longest
offensive play in school history with an 85-yard pass to
sophomore Carl Blain from Matt Vollono.
A Little Perspective: The 34 points that the Campbell offense and special teams accumulated in the first half against
Methodist tied the total amount of points the team scored in
all home games combined last season.
Record Setting Effort: Campbell had a record setting day
against Methodist on Sept. 5...among the team records that
were set to that point were points in a half (34), points in a
game (48), yards in a half (306-1st), yards in a game (544),
yards passing in a half (258-1st), yards passing in a game
(284), yards rushing in a half (212-2nd), yards rushing in a
game (260), longest offensive play from scrimmage (85yard reception), quickest scoring drive (one play-00:09 seconds-1st half twice) and shortest game clock time between
scores one team (two touchdowns-00:09 seconds-1st half).
Individual Records Set: Campbell also set several individual records against Methodist on Sept. 5...redshirt junior
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Individual Ranking in the Conference: Here are the
Camel individual rankings in the Pioneer Football League
and NCAA, as of October 24.
Rushing
Daniel Polk
C.J. Oates
Rashaun Brown
Carl Smith
Per/Game
52.86
51.86
42.29
28.86
PFLNCAA
6th
89th
7th
94th
11th
-16th
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Pass Eff.
Daniel Polk
Per/Game
101.80
PFLNCAA
6th
87th
Total Offense.
Daniel Polk
C.J. Oates
Rashaun Brown
Carl Smith
Per/Game
174.71
51.86
42.29
28.86
PFLNCAA
6th
65th
15th
-17th
-22nd
--
Receptions Per Gm. Per/Game
Harrison Jordan
2.57
Mike Stryffeler
2.29
PFLNCAA
18th
-21st
--
Receiving Yds Harrison Jordan
Paul Constantine
Mike Stryffler
PFLNCAA
9th
-22nd
-23rd
--
Per/Game
38.71
29.00
28.57
InterceptionsTotal
Christian Dixon
.43
Erik Feliciano
.17
Steven Goldsmith
.14
Cody Lyon
.14
PFLNCAA
t-1st
t-29th
t-12th
-t-17th
-t-17th
--
PuntingTotal
Ted Moore
39.00
Kickoff ReturnsAvg.
Brandon Chandler
20.00
PFLNCAA
4th
t-38th
PFLNCAA
t-7th
t-84th
Field GoalsAvg.
Adam Willets
.71
PFLNCAA
t-2nd
t-59th
Scoring
Adam Willets
Daniel Polk
Carl Smith
Per/Game
3.86
3.71
3.43
PFLNCAA
12th
-t-13th
-t-17th
--
All-Purpose Yds.
C.J. Oates
Harrison Jordan
Daniel Polk
Per/Game
65.00
55.14
52.86
PFLNCAA
15th
-21st
-22nd
--
Tackles
Lee Stanley
Milton Brown
Cody Lyon
Per/Game
8.43
7.14
6.14
PFLNCAA
5th
t-59th
11th
-20th
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Matt Vollono set a school record with four touchdown
passes...he also connected with sophomore Carl Blain on
an 85-yard reception, which is the longest offensive play
in the modern era...redshirt sophomore Harrison Jordan
became the first Campbell offensive player with a multitouchdown game with his two receiving touchdowns.
Spreading The Ball Around: The Camels sported a total
team effort against Methodist with eight different players
catching passes, eight players recording rushing attempts
and six different players reaching the end zone.
If You Build It, They Will Come: Campbell’s football
program continued to get strong fan support at home in the
first game of 2009...after ranking third in the Pioneer Football League in attendance in the inaugural season in 2008
with an average of 3,682 people a game, CU opening day
attendance bettered the average mark of last season by 310
people...Campbell’s average crowd of 3,761 ranks the team
fifth in the Pioneer Football League in average attendance
so far this season.
Ed Gore Field: Barker-Lane Stadium continued its growth
and officially became Ed Gore Field in the off-season in
Phase II of the football stadium project thanks to the generous gift from Ed Gore, a 1952 graduate of Campbell College and member of the Board of Trustees, and his wife on
Sept 5...the Gore family were also major contributors to the
John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center, where the arena was
named in the memory of their son, Gilbert Craig Gore...
Phase II of the construction of the football stadium includes
permanent home side seating, a press box and an additional
stadium entrance...a small pregame ceremony was held on
the field prior to the Methodist football game to recognize
the Gore family.
What Would You Say?: Linebacker Dave Matthews
besides having a famous singer namesake is also a twosport athlete at Campbell...Matthews participated on CU’s
track and field team in the spring of 2009...as a thrower on
the team he placed among the three in the conference in the
javelin at the conference meet to earn Atlantic Sun AllConference distinction.
A Man Of Many Talents: Campbell tight end Josh Owens
had an interesting off-season that saw him act in a two
plays...he started the fall working in the Harnett Regional
Theatre’s production of “The Glass Menagerie”...Owens
played the role of Tom Wingfield, all while fitting classes,
homework, workouts, meals and football practice around
his hectic schedule...he also found time to act in an original
musical about the 19th century serial killer Jack the Ripper
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in a play titled “White Chapel” on Campbell’s campus during the late spring.
U-N-I-T-Y, Unity Council: Instead of naming captains this
season, much like last year, the Camels are using a Unity
Council comprised of: Milton Brown, Brandon Chandler, Paul Constantine, Jordan Cramer, Charles Fiore,
Jared Hart, Sam Issermoyer, Andy Johnson, C.J. Oates,
Lee Stanley, Mike Stryffeler...the team will name two
freshmen to the council at a later date in the season.
A Little Change Never Did Anyone Any Harm:
Campbell is returning most of its staffing from last season,
but did make a few minor changes in the coaching staff...
coming aboard to coach the team’s running backs is Jody
Stouffer, most recently was the former head coach at Lee
County High School...also joining the staff this season is
Chris Ballance...Ballance will work as a defensive assistant while getting his master’s degree at Campbell...he had
most recently coached at New Bern High School in 2008
before arriving at CU.
Who’s Back: The Camels return 56 players that were on
last year’s opening day roster last season...of the 56 returning players, 39 were able to earn letters last season.
New Faces And New Places: The Camels have 45 true
freshmen on the roster plus two transfers from
scholarship FCS level in linebacker Manny Davis and
quarterback Payton Brady...the Camels have also made a
few position changes with some of the returners...
Tyler Dean, who started six games last season at guard on
the offensive line, has moved to defense as a nose guard...
Ogi Poluga, who did not see the field last season, was
moved from defensive tackle to the offensive line...Daniel Polk, who played a little bit of everywhere last year,
was moved to and will be playing quarterback exclusively
this season...Mike Stryffeler, who started his Campbell
career at quarterback before transitioning to tight end in
the middle of the year last season, has been moved to tight
end full-time this year....Brandon Chandler, an honorable
mention all-PFL selection as a defensive back in 2008, will
still be playing a defensive back position but will play more
in the middle of the field at safety this year.
The Tall and The Small: Offensive lineman Jeremy Hill
is the tallest member of the 2009 Campbell roster and
stands 6 foot 9 inches tall...the smallest members of the
team are receiver Carl Blain and defensive back Ryan
Davis, who both stand at 5 foot 6 inches tall.
He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother: Tipping the scales
as the heaviest on the CU football squad is true freshman
defensive lineman Demeturis Jenkins, who tops out at 350
pounds...in comparison the lightest member of the squad is
freshman defensive back Tyler Barnett at 150 pounds.
Not A Lot Of Salad Eaters In the Group: Campbell is
sporting a slightly beefer squad, after some hard work in
the weight room during the offseason, with 15 members of
the team weighting 280 pounds or more...of the 15 players,
10 are 300 pounds or more.
True Carolina Blue: The state of North Carolina dominates the home states of the 2009 roster with 80 of the 105
players hailing from the ‘Tar Heel State’... in all 11
different states are represented by players on the opening
day roster...the states listed from largest to smallest roster
contingent are:
North Carolina 8 0
Virginia
5
Florida 5
South Carolina 4
New York
3
Georgia
2
Maryland
2
New Jersey
2
Pennsylvania 1
Tennessee 1
Washington
1
He Came From Where?: The member of the Campbell
football program that has traveled significant air miles to
get here is linebacker Dave Matthews, who came to CU
from Mukilteo, Washington (2,412 miles away)... Matthews
came to the school after visiting while his brother, Todd,
was playing baseball for the Fighting Camels (2005-07)
and decided with the start of the football program to attend
Campbell.
A Tale Of Two Burts: Once again this season
Campbell’s football program has a pair of players on the
roster with the last name of Burt...Branden Burt is an
offensive lineman from Greenville, N.C., while Brennan
Burt is a punter from Pittsford, N.Y. ... so the same last
name, but obviously they are not related...the team also
features a pair of Bakers (Matt and Mike), Browns (Milton and Rashaun), Everetts (Domonic and Michael), Hills
(Jason and Jeremy), Newmans (Lloyd and Will), Rogers’s
(Christian and Jonathon) and none of which are related...the
team also sports three Davis’s (Manny, Ryan and Todd)
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Not Quite As Green This Season: The Camels are still a
very young football team (54 percent with less than a year
of college playing experience), but not nearly as young as
last year (91 percent were freshmen or lacked any college
playing experience in 2008)...the team still does sport 58
true freshmen or redshirt freshmen, but they are supplemented by a group of 50 that gained college on-field experience last season...on the opening day roster 45 are true
freshmen, 14 are redshirt freshmen, 16 are sophomores, 27
are redshirt sophomores and seven are redshirt juniors.
The Built In Buddy System: The Campbell football team
has 16 different groups of high school teammates on the
squad led by the group of three from Lee County (Mike
Baker, Jon-Michael Stone and Mike Stryffeler)...WakeForest Rolesville also sports three former members on the
team (Jordan Cramer, Tim Hartman and Jacob Kahut),
as does Smithfield-Selma (Alex Green, Andy Johnson
and Lee Stanley)...other high schools with multiple members included: Cary (Daniel Polk, Ethan Pond), Clayton
(Tyler Dean and Samuel Eberwein), Douglas Byrd (Erik
Feliciano and Jason Hill), East Forsyth (Matt Baker and
Charles Fiore), East Lincoln (Payton Brady and Baryn
Spry), Eastern Randolph (Lloyd Newman and Daniel
Ritter), Glenn (Rashaun Brown and Brandon Chandler),
Grimsley (Joseph Parrish and Kelvin Murphy), Hertford County (Demeturis Jenkins and Domonic Everett),
Lakewood (Scott Hayes and Josh Owens), Laney (Alan
Lockamy and Ted Moore), Manteo (Steven Goldsmith
and Brandon Harris), New Bern (Lee Rouse and Ogi
Poluga), Overhills (Michael Crandall and Adam
Purzitza), Western Alamance (Marshall Trogdon and
Adam Willets)...overall, 88 different high schools are
represented on this year’s team.
The Places We Will Go: Through bus and plane travels
the Campbell football team will put in 5,605.4 miles on
the road this season... the farthest travel will be the 912.2
miles to Des Moines, Iowa to take on Drake on Nov. 7...the
shortest trip was to Davidson (119.1 miles) to battle against
Davidson on Sept. 19.
Camels On The Air: Campbell University and the Christian Listening Network have once again reached an agreement for WCLN 107.3 FM to become the flagship station
for all football and men’s basketball broadcasts on the
Campbell University Radio Network.
As the marquee signal for the Christian Listening Network,
Christian 107.3 will be the broadcast home for all regular
season football and men’s basketball contests and provide
extended coverage into all postseason games.
Licensed by the Federal Communication Commission to
Clinton, N.C., WCLN’s broadcast signal reaches parts of
21 counties in southeastern North Carolina including all of
Harnett, Cumberland, Johnston, and Sampson counties...
the station’s signal also covers a majority of Wake County,
including a large portion of Raleigh.
Can’t Make The Game?....Then Do We Have A Solution
For You!!! Campbell fans outside the WCLN listening area
will be able to watch and listen to a majority of Fighting
Camel home and away events online..football, men’s and
women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball,
softball, volleyball, and wrestling will all be available
through the school’s athletic website www.GoCamels.
com...internet streaming prices are made available well in
advance of each team’s specific sport season...football season passes for online viewing are set at $34.95 each, while
men’s and women’s soccer along with volleyball can be
purchased in our fall sports pass for only $24.95...for single
game viewings of football the cost is $7.95 for video and
$5.95 for audio.
Rothenberg Joins Football Broadcast Team: Joining
Robert Harper in the booth for the 2009 football season
is veteran radio announcer Dave Rothenberg...Rothenberg
is in his first season as analyst for the Campbell University
Radio Network...Rothenberg has been a sports talk host in
Raleigh, N.C. since Oct. 2007...his previous stops include
MLB.com, Cablevision, Sirus Satellite Radio and the NFL
Network .
Something To Play For: The Pioneer Football League and
the Northeast Conference are entering the fourth year of a
partnership, which matches the champions of each conference in an exempt postseason football contest...the inaugural Gridiron Classic saw PFL Champion San Diego defeat
Monmouth 27-7 in 2006...in 2007, Dayton downed Albany
42-21...the 2008 season saw Albany defeat PFL champion
Jacksonville 28-0.
Right In Time: In 2010, the NCAA Football Division I
Championships will expand from 16 to 20 teams, with the
Big South Conference and Northeast Conference (Gridiron
Classic opponent) slated to get automatic bids for their
championships...this season a guaranteed at-large position
shall be awarded in which a conference championship team
representing a non-automatic qualifying conference meets
all the following conditions.
1) Team wins a minimum of eight Division I games during
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the season;
2) Team wins a minimum of two non-conference games
against Division I teams representing a conference that
earned an automatic qualifying bid (AQ) in that year; and
3) Team finishes the season ranked 16th or higher in an
average of the last regular season media, coaches and/or
computer poll (which will be determined by the committee
on an annual basis).
This criteria is not intended to be a permanent solution for
interested and eligible conference without an AQ bid (Pioneer League would be one)...rather the criteria should only
be used to bridge the time between such conferences applying for an AQ and the time needed to formally approve
the fund necessary bracket expansion - not more than two
years. The committee believes it is important to continue to
adhere to Cabinet policy limiting the number of AQ conferences to not more than 50% of the championship bracket.
Division I FCS, Please: Although some people may accidentally still refer to it as I-AA, the term the best represents the level of Division I football in which the Pioneer
Football League competes has been retired...beginning with
the 2006 National Championship game, the term Football
Championship Subdivision (or FCS) is to be used....FCS is
the only Division I football rank to host an NCAA
sponsored national championship (one of 88 championships
the NCAA sponsors)...the division formerly know as I-A
was changed to Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and those
teams compete for the Bowl Championship Series (BCS)
national championship...teams who play at the FCS level
can offer a maximum of 63 scholarships (FBS team can offer 85) and complete in a 16-team playoff at the end of the
season to determine the national champion.
It’s Not Where You Start...But Where You Finish:
Campbell was picked exactly where you would expect a
young second-year program to be picked by the Pioneer’s
Football League Coaches - as the final team in the polls...
CU’s football team may have been picked 10th in the
conference’s preseason coaches poll but that doesn’t mean
they need to finish in the basement...the team continues to
work towards the goal of surprising others in the league
this season...San Diego was the preseason choice to win the
conference and captured 77 total points and five first place
votes...conference newcomer Marist, who joined the PFL
from independent status in 2008, were picked eighth with
32 points.
1. San Diego (5) 77 pts
t-2. Dayton (3) 71 pts
t-2. Jacksonville (2) 71 pts
4. Morehead State 51 pts
5. Butler 42 pts
6. Drake 40 pts
7. Davidson 37 pts
8. Marist 32 pts
9. Valparaiso 20 pts
10. Campbell 9 pts
A Quick Review Of 2008
All-PFL Selections: Campbell’s football program, after
completing the first season of football in 58 years, had a
pair of players garner All-PFL honors, the award winners
were selected by the voting of the league’s head coaches,
who were not allowed to vote for their own players.
Milton Brown, a linebacker from Havelock, N.C., captured
first-team honors, while Brandon Chandler, from
Kernersville, N.C., was an honorable mention All-PFL
selection...these were the first postseason honors for any
Campbell players since the program was restarted.
A Shining Star: Milton Brown’s three interceptions,
145 yards and two touchdown against Carthage on Sept.
27, 2008 was one for the ages...Brown’s three picks were
tied for the best single game performance during the 2008
season, while his 145 yards topped last year’s single game
charts, as did his two return touchdowns.
Mr. Perfect: Adam Willets was one of three kickers in the
league to be perfect on his field goal attempts this season
in going 5-for-5...Willets’ 26 points also led the team and
placed him eighth in the conference in points per game
(2.4).
He Prefers To Go At It Alone: Milton Brown finished
third in the league in solo tackles this season with 48...
Brown’s 85 total tackles ranked him tied for fifth in the
PFL.
Fiore Takes Home CoSIDA Honor: Campbell redshirt
defensive lineman Charles Fiore was selected to the ESPN
The Magazine / Academic All-District 3 Football University Division first team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)...Fiore had a 3.45 grade-point
average as a Religion major...Fiore was the first Campbell
football player to be honored by CoSIDA.
Not Just Another ‘Face In the Crowd’: Campbell’s Milton Brown was honored with an appearance in Sports Illustrated for the Nov. 17, 2008 issue...Brown was singled out
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for his outstanding in Campbell’s 36-27 win over Carthage.
The Key Is Creativity: Brandon Chandler’s return touchdown against Valparaiso (11/15/08) was Campbell’s third
non-offensive touchdown of the season as Milton Brown
also scored two touchdowns on his interceptions against
Carthage (Sept. 27)...during the 2008 season three of
Campbell’s 12 touchdowns or 25 percent of the
touchdowns were scored on non-offensive plays.
Your Table Is Ready Mr. Brown: Following his tremendous individual effort against Carthage College on Sept.
27, redshirt freshman linebacker Milton Brown became the
first Campbell football player to capture a weekly Pioneer
Football League honor by being named the Defensive
Player of the Week...Brown totaled three interceptions,
including two returns for touchdowns in CU’s 36-27 win
over Carthage...his final touchdown return of 99 yards
was on the Campbell goal line with the team clinging to
a two-point advantage in the final four minutes...the win
for Campbell was the team’s first since they restarted the
program.
Words Have Meaning, But A Name Has Power: Campbell University with this in mind named the CU Football
Stadium after two of biggest supports of the program on
Aug. 30, 2008...Barker-Lane Stadium is named after
entrepreneurs Bob Barker and Dr. Don Lane.
Barker is chairman of the Bob Barker Company,
the industry’s largest supplier to corrections facilities with
textile manufacturing plants in North Carolina, Idaho,
and Florida and metal manufacturing plants and distribution centers in Fuquay-Varina and California...Barker and
his wife Pat were also honored in January of 2008 when
Campbell’s newest residence hall, Bob Barker Hall, was
dedicated in Barker’s honor...both Barker and Pat, who is
executive vice president of the Barker Company, serve on
Campbell boards...Bob is a Campbell trustee and Pat is a
member of the Presidential Board of Advisors.
Lane is owner of Lane Family Dentistry, a full-service dental practice with over 15 locations in eastern North
Carolina...a graduate of the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, Lane has been practicing dentistry in the state
for over 25 years...he is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry and the recipient of the prestigious Fellowship Award...Lane is also a member of the American Dental
Association and the North Carolina Dental Society...in addition, Lane serves on Campbell University’s Presidential
Board of Advisors...he and his wife Phyllis have been long
time supporters of Campbell.
The Bakers and the Lanes pledged $4 million to the
football stadium at Campbell.
Not The First Time: As surprising as it may seem this
is not the first time that Campbell has had a football program...the Camels actually have a football history that
dates back to 1925 when the school fielded its first varsity
program...that team, led by Coaches Edge and Baker, went
3-1-1 including the historic first 7-0 victory over Carthage.
A History of Success: In its previous entry as a junior college football program Campbell did have quite a bit of success with a state championships in 1929,1932 and 1939....
also from 1946-48, CU won three-consecutive North Carolina Junior College Championships.
How’d We Get Here?: Campbell dropped its football program in 1950 with the on-set of the Korean Conflict, some
may ask how we got to the present day.
2004- Campbell begins to explore the feasibility of adding
a non-scholarship football program.
2006- Campbell announces the return of football as a varsity sport for 2008 on April 7...CU submits application to
join the Pioneer Football League...Dale Steele named the
head coach on June 15.
2007- Coach Steele begins to assemble his coaching staff
and first recruiting class...Campbell breaks ground on its
football stadium, March 15...football conducts first official
practice on August 28 with more than 100 participants...the
Camels end the fall practice schedule with an intra-squad
scrimmage on November 17...the Pioneer Football League
accepts Campbell as its newest member on December 5.
2008- The Campbell defense defeats the offense 33-31 in
the first-ever Orange-Black Scrimmage on April 19...the
Camels begin the football season with a 12-6 loss to Birmingham-Southern College on August 30.
Up Next: Campbell will now be traveling and head to Des
Moines, Iowa to take on Pioneer Football League rival
Drake on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. est...Drake heading
into the weekend is one of three teams that are tied for the
lead in the conference.
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The Last Time Campbell...
The Last Time Campbell’s Opponent...
...Returned a kickoff for a touchdown was on
Nov. 15, 2008 when Brandon Chandler took the opening
kick against Valparaiso 86 yards for a score.
...Returned an interception for a touchdown was on Nov.
22, 2008 when Morehead State’s David Hyland stepped in
front of an Alex Monroe pass attempt and returned it 100
yards for a touchdown.
...Returned an interception for a touchdown was on
Sept. 27, 2008 when Milton Brown stepped in front of an
Evan Jones slant attempted and returned it 99 yards for the
game sealing score in a 36-27 victory over Carthage.
...Returned a fumble for a touchdown was on Sept. 5,
2009 when Paul Pizzuti recovered a bounding squib kick in
the endzone against Methodist.
...Rushed for more than 250 yards was on Sept. 12, 2009,
when CU ran for 294 yards on 50 carries against BSC...the
Camels used six different players to carry the ball but were
led by C.J. Oates and his 115 yards rushing.
...Passed for more than 250 yards was on Sept. 5, 2009
when Campbell offense threw for 284 yards...much of the
damage was done by Matt Vollono who threw for 219 yards
in the victory.
...Had a 100-yard rusher was C.J. Oates, who rushed for
143 yards in the team’s 36-27 victory over Carthage on
Sept. 27, 2008.
...Had two 100-yard rushers was C.J. Oates and Daniel
Polk who ran for 115 and 105 yards, respectfully against
Birmingham-Southern on Sept. 12, 2009
...Had a multi-touchdown receiving performance was on
Sept. 5, 2009 by Harrison Jordan, who caught two touchdown passes, in a 48-28 win over Methodist.
...Had a multi-touchdown rusher was on Oct. 3, 2009
when Daniel Polk scored from eight and one-yard out
against Marist.
...Had an 80-yard plus play was on Sept. 5, 2009 when
Carl Blain caught a Matt Vollono pass and ran 85 yards for
a touchdown.
...Punted fewer than four times in a game was against
Marist on Oct. 3, 2009 when Ted Moore punted just three
times for a 34-yard average.
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...Returned a fumble for a touchdown occurred on Sept.
6, 2008 when Methodist’s Danny Burback
recovered a botch snap punt in the endzone for a touchdown.
...Returned a punt for a touchdown was on Nov. 15, 2008
when Valparaiso’s John Popper returned a Campbell punt
48 yards for a score.
...Shutout Campbell was by Davidson on Nov. 1, 2008...
the Wildcats scored 21 points in the first half and tallied 28
points in the second for a 49-0 victory.
...Rushed for more than 300 yards was on Nov. 15, 2008
when Valaparaiso totaled 342 yards on 57 attempts...Ross
Wiemer led the Crusaders with 148 yards rushing.
...Passed for more than 400 yards was on Sept. 27, 2008
when Carthage threw for 435 yards on 34 completions and
65 attempts.
...Had a 100-yard rusher was Desmon Williams, who ran
for 145 yards for Old Dominion in a 28-17 victory on Oct.
17, 2009
...Had a multi-touchdown receiving performance was
by Nick Mayers, who caught two touchdowns on his three
catches for 65 yards, on Oct. 17, 2009.
...Had a multi-touchdown rushing performance was on
Oct. 10, 2009 when Steve Valentino from Dayton ran for
two scores against Campbell.
...Had an 80-yard plus play was on Nov. 22, 2008 when
Morehead State’s David Hyland returned an interception
100 yards for a touchdown.
...Punted fewer than two times in a game was on Nov. 1,
2008 when Davidson was only forced to punt once for 39
yards.
The Beginning Of A New Era....Campbell First Times/Records
Tackle.................................................................................................. Adam Willets against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Defensive Tackle....................................... Donte’ Washington and Christian Dixon against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Offensive Play.......................................................................... Carl Smith 2-yd run against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Offensive Drive............................................................3 plays, 2 yards, TOP 00:56 against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Completed Pass...........................................Matt Vollono to Kelvin Murphy 14 yds against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
First Down........................................... Matt Vollono to Kelvin Murphy 14-yd pass against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Running First Down............................................ Carl Smith 7-yd run on 3rd and 1 against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Fourth Down Conversion........................................ Matt Vollono on 4th and 1 on CU’s second drive in first quarter against
................................................................................................................................................Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Points.......................... Adam Willets 30-yd field goal against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08) 14 plays, 67 yds, TOP 7:17
Forced Fumble.......................................... Brandon Chandler on Michael Franklin against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Interception Thrown............................................................................... Matt Vollono against Birmingham-Souther (8-30-08)
Punt........................................................... Brennan Burt, 31 yds on first CU drive against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
100 yard Rushing Game............................................................. Carl Smith 109 yds against Birmingham-Southern (8-30-08)
Offensive Touchdown....................................Carl Smith 2 yd run against Methodist (9-6-08), 10 plays, 80 yards, 2:43 TOP
Passing Touchdown.................................Matt Vollono to Harrison Jordan 18 yds against Methodist, 5 plays, 34 yards , 0:41
Multiple Touchdown Game....................................................................................................... (3) against Methodist (9-6-08)
First Interception.................................................................................................Erik Feliciano against Jacksonville (9-13-08)
First Two Interception Game.........................................................................Donte’ Washington against San Diego (9-20-08)
First Three Interception Game................................................................................ Milton Brown against Carthage (9-27-08)
First Return For A Touchdown..................................................Milton Brown 32 yd. interception against Carthage (9-27-08)
Longest Play From Scrimmage..................................... Milton Brown, 99 yd. interception return against Carthage (9-27-08)
First Kickoff Touchdown........................................................Brandon Chandler, 86 yd. return against Valparaiso (11-15-08)
Shortest TD Drive................. 00:09 seconds, one play, 65 yards, Daniel Polk to Harrison Jordan against Methodist (9-5-09)
Fastest Two Touchdowns by Campbell.... 00:09 seconds apart, Paul Constantine 54 yd reception and Paul Pizzuti recovered
fumble on kickoff against Methodist (9-5-09)
Longest Offensive Play....................................85 yd. reception by Carl Blain from Matt Vollono against Methodist (9-5-09)
Fumble Recovery for Touchdown................................................................................Paul Pizzuti against Methodist (9-5-09)
Campbell Scoring Drives In 2009
Game
MU
MU
MU
MU
MU
MU
MU
BSC
BSC
BSC
BSC
DC
MC
MC
UD
UD
UD
ODU
ODU
ODU
17
Qtr.
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
1st
2nd
4th
3rd
1st
2nd
1st
1st
3rd
2nd
2nd
4th
P-Y-TOP
1-65-0:09
8-69-3:14
2-79-1:21
2-59-0:34
-
13-56-7:40
11-66-5:35
5-80-1:51
2-62-00:47
7-64-2:39
12-62-3:01
8-56-3:39
11-39-6:08
13-73-6:19
8-66-3:29
1-60-0:11
7-36-4:16
12-91-6:26
10-56-5:16
5-65-1:15
Player BU
Jordan 65 yd reception
Stryffeler 28 yd reception
Blain 85 yd reception
Constantine 54 yd reception
Pizzuti fumble recovery
Jordan 8 yd reception
C. Smith 5 yd rush
Polk 39 yd rush
Oates 58 yd rush
C. Smith 25 yd rush
C. Smith 2 yd rush
C. Smith 3 yd rush
Polk 8 yd. rush
Polk 1 yd. rush
R. Brown 42 yd. rush
Constantine 60 yd. reception
Willets 36 yd field goal
R Brown 14 yd. rush
Polk 1 yd rush
BU
BU
BU
2nd
2nd
3rd
4th
8-57-3:30
8-49-1:46
14-56-6:24
4-0-0:22
Oates 9 yd reception
Willets 37-yd field goal
#Name
1 Adam Willets
2 C.J. Oates
3 Harrison Jordan
4 Brennan Burt
4 Will Newman
5 Daniel Polk
6 Rashaun Brown
7 Payton Brady
8 Carl Blain
10 Nick Potts
11 Christian Dixon
11 Jonathon Rogers
12 Ted Moore
12 Kohl Hegetschweiler
13 C.J. Starkey
14 Matt Vollono
15 Clarence Finney
15 Connor O’Leary
16 Alex Royal
17 Jon-Michael Stone
18 Mike Stryffeler
19 Billy Ray
19 Joey Powell
20 Joseph Parrish
22 Ryan Davis
24 Tim Hartman
25 Chris Price
26 Brandon Harris
27 Jared Hart
28 Carl Smith
28 Steth Monroe
29 Erik Feliciano
30 Travis Carroll
31 Paul Pizzuti
33 Will Phillippi
33 Tyler Barnett
34 Brandon Chandler
35 Chris Crockett
37 Steven Goldsmith
38 Dave Matthews
39 Lloyd Newman
40 Matt Baker
41 Cody Lyon
42 Branden Dunn
43 Milton Brown 44 Jason Hill
45 Jordan Cramer
47 Jarin Bouie
48 Darious Kirtz
49 Sam Faulkner
50 Doug Faircloth
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2009 Numerical Campbell Football Roster
Pos.
PK
RB
WR
P
QB
QB
RB
QB
WR
QB
DB
WR
P
QB
WR
QB
DB
QB
WR
LB
TE
QB
WR
DB
DB
DB
LB
RB
DB
RB
DB
DB
RB
DB
LB
DB
DB
RB
DB
LB
LB
DB
DB
LB
LB
DL
RB
DB
RB
WR
LB
Ht.
6-1
6-1
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-1
5-8
6-3
5-6
6-4
6-1
6-0
6-0
6-2
5-11
6-0
5-8
5-10
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-2
5-7
5-8
5-6
5-11
5-10
5-7
6-1
5-9
6-0
5-7
5-10
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-8
6-1
5-11
5-10
6-1
5-10
5-9
6-2
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-0
5-10
6-4
5-10
Wt.
215
186
185
179
169
216
216
210
156
221
197
177
206
202
170
197
155
214
201
221
243
218
162
185
169
178
225
193
198
200
189
182
195
189
202
150
197
233
189
208
210
170
181
204
222
226
236
158
176
218
216
Class
Hometown/ High School (Prev.)
R-So
Gibsonville, N.C. / Western Alamance
R-So.
Faison, N.C./ Hobbton
R-So
Whiteville, N.C./Whiteville
So.
Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland
Fr.
Greensboro, N.C./Walter Hines Page
R-Jr.
Cary, N.C./Cary HS/NC State
So.
Winston-Salem, N.C./Glenn
R-Fr.Lincolnton, N.C./East Lincoln Senior / Charleston Southern
So.
Conway, S.C./Conway
Fr.
Bealeton, Va./Liberty
R-Jr.
Ayden, N.C./Ayden-Grifton
Fr.
Longwood, Fla./Lake Mary
So.
Wilmington, N.C./Laney
Fr.
Roswell, Ga./Blessed Trinity
So.
Durham, N.C./C.E. Jordan
R-Jr.
Annapolis, Md./Annapolis Sr. HS / Connecticut
R-Fr.
Haymarket, Va./Battlefield
Fr.
Little Silver, N.J./Red Bank Catholic
R-So.
Whiteville, N.C. / Whiteville
So.
Sanford, N.C./Lee County
R-Jr.
Sanford, N.C./Lee County HS/Averett
Fr.
Bayport, N.Y./Bayport
Fr.
Apex, N.C./Apex
R-So.
Greensboro, N.C./Grimsley
R-Fr.
Chester, Va./Thomas Dale
Fr.
Wake Forest, N.C./Wake Forest-Rolesville
R-So.
Beaufort, N.C. / East Carteret
R-Fr.
Manteo, N.C./Manteo
R-So.
Durham, N.C. / N. Raleigh Christian Academy
R-So. Pinetops, N.C. / South West Edgecombe
Fr.
Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood
So.
Fayetteville, N.C./Douglas Byrd
Fr.
Raleigh, N.C./Wake Christian Academy
Fr.
Florence, S.C./West Florence
R-Jr
Charlotte, N.C. / Providence
Fr.
Orange Park, Fla./Fleming Island
So.
Kernersville, N.C./Glenn
So.
Norwood, N.C./South Stanly
R-So.
Manteo, N.C. / Manteo
R-So.
Mukilteo, Wash./Kamiak
Fr
Liberty, N.C./Eastern Randolph
R-So.
Kernersville, N.C./East Forsyth
So.
Raleigh, N.C./Leesville Road
R-So.
Chamblee, Ga./Chamblee Charter
R-So.
Havelock, N.C. / Havelock
R-So.
Fayetteville, N.C./Douglas Byrd
R-So.
Wake Forest, N.C. / Wake Forest-Rolesville
Fr.
Summerville, S.C./Pinewood Academy
Fr.
Indian Trail, N.C./Sun Valley
Fr.
Henderson, N.C./Southern Vance
So.
Evergreen, N.C./West Bladen
#Name
51 Michael Zechini
52 Michael Bolchoz
53 Jody Maness
54 Manny Davis
55 Charles Fiore
56 Domonic Everett
57 Michael Everett
58 Lee Stanley
59 James Hingleton
61 Andy Johnson
62 Troy Horan
63 Todd Davis
64 Tyler Dean
65 Ogi Poluga
66 Matt Cox
67 Adhem Elsawi
68 Baryn Spry
69 Daniel Ritter
70 Jeremy Hill
71 Alan Lockamy
72 Sam Issermoyer
73 Branden Burt
74 Mike Baker
75 Devin Combs
76 Marshall Trogdon
77 Alex Henry
78 Demeturis Jenkins
79 Eric Bratton
80 Kelvin Murphy
81 Paul Constantine
82 Andy Stallings
83 Eddie Stubbs
84 Diego Lawrence
85 Josh Owens
86 Kyle Bryant
87 Chad McMichael
88 Ethan Pond
90 Samuel Eberwein
91 Jacob Kahut
92 Alec Chatham
93 Freddie Shine
94 Christian Rogers
95 Randel Herring
97 Will Keebler
98 Taylor Reed
99 Adam Purztiza
Pronunciation Guide
Michael Bolchoz
Jarin Bouie
Paul Constantine
Samuel Eberwein
Adhem Elsawi
Charles Fiore
Sam Issermoyer
Kohl Hegetschweiler
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2009 Campbell Football Numerical Roster Cont.
Pos.
LB
LB
LB
LB
DL
DL
DL
LB
DL
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
DL
DL
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
WR
WR
TE
PK
DL
DL
DL
TE
DL
WR
DL
TE
Bolts
Jar on Boo ee
Constant tine
Eber wine
Adam El saul aye
Fee-or-ee
Is – a - moyer
Heg en sh wiler
Ht.
6-0
6-0
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-3
6-3
5-11
6-0
5-10
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-2
6-9
6-3
6-3
6-1
6-1
6-4
6-1
6-4
5-11
6-2
6-0
6-1
5-10
6-2
5-9
6-5
5-9
6-0
6-2
5-9
6-5
6-1
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-1
Wt.
196
195
227
232
256
303
230
228
260
288
300
268
265
280
213
313
288
306
320
265
315
292
265
309
316
279
350
263
190
194
170
207
153
236
174
180
221
171
232
218
271
254
283
192
240
224
Jacob Kahut
Phillip Lefebvre
Jody Maness
Landon Mariani
Steth Monroe
Oscar Olejniczak
Will Phillipi
Paul Pizzuti
Class
R-So.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Jr
Fr.
R-So.
R-So.
So.
R-So.
R-Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-So.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
So.
Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Hometown/ High School (Prev.)
Cary, N.C./Green Hope
Columbia, S.C./Cardinal Newman
Robbins, N.C./No. Moore
Rocky Mount, N.C./Rocky Mount Sr./Elon University
Kernersville, N.C. / East Forsyth
Murfreesboro, N.C./Hertford Co.
Candor, N.C./East Montgomery
Smithfield, NC/Smithfield-Selma HS/Western Carolina
Hope Mills, N.C./Southview
Smithfield, N.C. / Smithfield-Selma
Fayetteville, N.C./Pine Forest
Burlington, N.C./Williams
Clayton, N.C./Clayton
New Bern, N.C./New Bern
Lake Norman, N.C./Lake Norman
Sarasota Springs, N.Y./Sarasota Springs
Denver, N.C./East Lincoln
Ramseur, N.C./Eastern Randolph
Goldsboro, N.C. / Rosewood
Wilmington, N.C./Laney
Eldersburg, Md./Liberty
Greenville, N.C./D.H. Conley
Sanford, N.C./Lee County
Raleigh, N.C./Ravenscroft Academy
Elon, N.C. / Western Alamance
Lakeland, Fla./Santa Fe Catholic
Ahoskie, N.C./Hertford Community
Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown
Greensboro, N.C. / Grimsley
Raleigh, N.C./Enloe
Springfield, Va./West Springfield
Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter Christian Academy
Waxhaw, N.C./Marvin Ridge
Roseboro, N.C. / Lakewood
Weddington, N.C./Weddington
Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls
Cary, N.C./Cary
Clayton, N.C./Clayton
Wake Forest, N.C./Wake Forest-Rolesville
Greenville, N.C./Rose
Concord, N.C. / Jay M Robinson
Arden, N.C./Christ School
Benson, N.C. / West Johnston
Chattanooga, Tenn./David Brainerd Christian
Huntersville, N.C./North Mecklenburg
Spring Lake, N.C./Overhills
Ka hoot
Lay feb ray
Man-sss
Mary-on-E
St eth
O-la-knee-check
Phil ee pay
Pa zu teel
Ogi Poluga
Adam Purztiza
Baryn Spry
Mike Stryffeler
Mike Zechini
Augee Poll-oo-ga
Purr zit za
Barron Spry
Striff ler
Za keen a
When The Camels Have the Ball
WR
WR
TE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
QB
or
RB
or
FB
or
WR
P
LS
PK
H
KOR
KOS
PR
20
Campbell Offense
80
83
81
82
18
85
72
77
61
63
62
68
67
65
70
76
5
14
7
2
6
28
45
35
Kelvin Murphy
Eddie Stubbs
Paul Constantine
Andy Stallings
Mike Stryffeler
Josh Owens
Sam Issermoyer
Alex Henry
Andy Johnson
Todd Davis
Troy Horan
Baryn Spry
Adhem Elsawi
Ogi Poluga
Jeremy Hill
Marshall Trogdon
Daniel Polk
Matt Vollono
Payton Brady
C.J. Oates
Rashaun Brown
Carl Smith
Jordan Cramer
Chris Crockett
3 Harrison Jordan
8 Carl Blain
6-0
6-2
6-1
5-10
6-0
6-6
6-3
6-4
6-3
5-11
6-3
6-3
6-5
5-10
6-9
6-1
6-1
6-0
6-3
6-1
5-8
5-9
6-1
6-1
190
207
194
170
243
236
315
279
288
268
300
288
313
280
320
316
216
197
210
186
216
200
236
233
R-So.
R-Fr.
So.
Fr.
R-Jr.
R-So.
So.
R-Fr.
R-So.
So.
R-So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
R-So.
R-Jr.
R-Jr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
So.
R-So.
R-So.
So.
6-0
5-6
185
156
R-So.
So.
DE
DT
DT
DE
LB
LB
LB
CB
SS
FS
CB
Morehead State Defense
98
91
62
65
74
93
94
97
99
55
42
52
58
30
40
4
9
31
15
24
32
17
16
Andrew Doan
Austin Crawfis
Andrew Wilhoite
Chris Burns
Derik Steiner
Kyle Manley
Mark Hall
Jerome Raymond
Brett Downey
Tony Bachman
Tim Baker
Wes McDermott
Brian Sauerback
Keaton May
Andrew Kammer
Henry Hudson
Kameron Scott
Ryan Williams
Sean Blair
J.D. Cecil
Derek Harkness
Chase Meadows
Stephen Francis
6-3
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-1
6-1
6-3
6-0
5-11
5-9
6-0
6-1
5-11
6-1
5-9
6-0
6-0
5-8
5-9
6-0
5-9
5-9
Campbell SPECIALISTS
12
4
68
39
1
90
12
14
34
41
90
1
34
3
Ted Moore
Brennan Burt
Baryn Spry
Lloyd Newman
Adam Willets
Samuel Eberwein
Ted Moore
Matt Vollono
Brandon Chandler
Cody Lyon
Samuel Eberwein
Adam Willets
Brandon Chandler
Harrison Jordan
6-0
6-0
6-3
6-1
6-1
5-9
6-0
6-0
5-8
5-9
5-9
6-1
5-8
6-0
206
179
288
210
215
171
206
197
197
181
171
215
197
185
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
So.
R-Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
R-So.
So.
R-So.
238
216
287
265
307
235
239
224
230
220
202
245
220
200
205
180
185
205
165
190
175
182
170
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
40
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
So.
When The Eagles Have the Ball
Morehead State OFFENSE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
LHB
QB
WR
WR
FB
Or
RHB
79
77
66
77
64
63
70
76
69
71
41
84
8
21
11
14
3
87
86
83
5
33
Patrick Wall
Kyle Douglas
Jacob Nail
Kyle Douglas
Joey Clegg
Chris Collins
Eric Matteson
Josh Ison
Luke Turner
Charles Howard
Dorian Rollins
Lance Murphy
Ronnie McDermott
Drew Morgan
Evan Sawyer
Jared Phillips
Jaison Yoshimura
Andre Williams
Brendan McLaughlin
Donte Sawyer
Desmond Cox
Ryan Smart
20 Jerrod Pendleton
26 Mike Adler
Campbell DEFENSE
6-3
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-1
6-2
6-3
5-11
6-3
5-9
5-10
6-1
5-11
6-0
5-8
5-11
5-11
5-8
5-10
240
280
309
280
250
292
295
275
285
280
245
213
175
190
195
203
181
170
175
188
175
212
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
6-0
6-0
205
200
Sr.
So.
DE
DT
NG
DE
LB
LB
LB
CB
CB
SS
FS
55
91
95
59
79
64
98
44
54
17
58
25
43
38
27
15
41
21
37
29
34
11
Charles Fiore
Jacob Kahut
Randel Herring
James Hingleton
Eric Bratton
Tyler Dean
Taylor Reed
Jason Hill
Manny Davis
Jon-Michael Stone
Lee Stanley
Chris Price
Milton Brown
Dave Matthews
Jared Hart
Clarence Finney
Cody Lyon
Steth Monroe
Steven Goldsmith
Erik Feliciano
Brandon Chandler
Christian Dixon
6-1
6-5
6-3
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-3
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-1
5-10
6-1
5-10
6-1
5-8
5-9
6-0
5-11
5-7
5-8
6-1
Morehead State SPECIALISTS
KR
PR
PK
P
LS
H
21
5
37
8
86
85
3
85
3
53
65
8
83
Desmond Cox
Winston Bodrick
Ronnie McDermott
Brennan McLaughlin
Justin Mullins
Rainer Durzan
Justin Mullins
Rainer Durzan
Chris Pyles
Chris Burns
Ronnie McDermott
Zach Burgess
5-8
5-9
5-9
5-11
5-8
5-11
5-8
5-11
5-11
6-1
5-9
6-2
175
185
175
175
202
165
202
165
208
265
175
193
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
256
232
283
260
263
265
240
226
232
221
228
225
222
206
198
165
181
189
189
182
197
197
R-Jr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
R-So.
R-So.
R-Fr.
So.
R-Jr.
R-So.
R-So.
R-So.
R-So.
R-Fr.
So.
Fr.
R-So.
So.
So.
R-Jr.
Date
9-5-09
9-12-09
9-19-09
10-3-09
10-10-09
10-17-09
10-24-09
10-31-09
11-7-09
11-14-09
11-21-09
Opponent
Methodist
at Birmingham-So.
at Davidson
at Marist
Dayton
at Old Dominion
Butler
Morehead State
at Drake
at Valparaiso
Jacksonville
Campbell’s 2009 Schedule/2009 Statistics
Team Statistics
Campbell
SCORING
146
Points Per Game
20.9
FIRST DOWNS
127
Rushing
73
Passing
46
Penalty
8
RUSHING YARDAGE
1323
Yards gained rushing
1463
Yards lost rushing
140
Rushing Attempts
298
Average Per Rush
4.4
Average Per Game
189.0
TDs Rushing
11
PASSING YARDAGE
1102
Comp-Att-Int
84-163-6
Average Per Pass
6.8
Average Per Catch
13.1
Average Per Game
157.4
TDs Passing
7
TOTAL OFFENSE
2425
Total Plays
461
Average Per Play
5.3
Average Per Game
346.4
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
28-528
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
10-84
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
6-13
KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.9
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
8.4
INT RETURN AVERAGE
2.2
FUMBLES-LOST
10-5
PENALTIES-Yards
42-409
Average Per Game
58.4
PUNTS-Yards
38-1443
Average Per Punt
38.0
22
Score
W,48-28
L, 28-35 (OT)
L, 7-24
L, 13-34
L, 17-35
L, 17-28
L, 16-23
-
-
-
-
Opp
207
29.6
141
71
57
13
1548
1686
138
283
5.5
221.1
19
1123
95-163-6
6.9
11.8
160.4
9
2671
446
6.0
381.6
28-532
16-203
6-52
19.0
12.7
8.7
9-4
35-292
41.7
32-1203
37.6
Overall
1-0
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
-
-
-
-
Pioneer League
-
-
0-1
0-2
0-3
0-3
0-4
-
-
-
-
Time
3:00
3:00
2:29
2:31
2:55
2:53
2:46
-
-
-
-
Net punt average
30.0
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:25
3RD-DOWN Conversions
40/98
3rd-Down Pct
41%
4TH-DOWN Conversions
1/5
4th-Down Pct
20%
SACKS BY-Yards
4-36
MISC YARDS
0
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
19
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 5-8
ON-SIDE KICKS
0-1
RED-ZONE SCORES
11-13 85%
RED-ZONE Tds
9-13 69%
PAT-ATTEMPTS
15-18 83%
ATTENDANCE
11283
Games/Avg Per Game
3/3761
Neutral Site Games
Score By Quarters 1st 2nd
Campbell
Opponents
40
56
61
48
3rd
20
41
4th
25
55
Attend
3,892
1,763
4.236
2,922
2,540
19,782
4,851
-
33.1
29:35
35/87
40%
5/8
62%
8-51
0
28
5-7
0-0
25-31 81%
20-31 65%
22-25 88%
28703
4/7176
0/0
OT
0
7
Total
146
207
Nov. 22, 2008
Last Time Against This Week’s Opponent
Campbell at Morehead State
November 22, 2008
Jayne Stadium
Morehead, Kentucky
Attendance: 2,978
Score by Quarters
Campbell
Morehead State
1
0
7
2
0
21
3
0
7
4
7
7
Score
7
42
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
10:05 MSU Pendleton 5-yd run
(Webb kick)
2nd Quarter
14:12 MSU
5:00 MSU
1:02 MSU
3rd Quarter
8:39 MSU
4th Quarter
5:44 MSU
1:14 MSU
Campbell’s football team (1-10, 0-8 PFL) lost
their season finale to Morehead State (6-6, 4-4
PFL) on Saturday, Nov. 22 by a 42-7 margin at
Jayne Stadium. The Camels end the season on a
six-game skid.
The Eagles marched down the field on the
opening drive punched it in from the five-yard line
on the run from Jerrod Pendleton to give MSU
a 7-0 lead after the Mason Webb kick. The drive
covered 76 yards in 10 plays and melted 4:55 off
the clock.
After a few Campbell defensive stops the Eagle
offense scored on the nine-yard reception from
Derrick Burks off the Jared Phillips pass to finish
off the 53-yard drive.
The Camels special teams put the CU offense in
a great position after a recovered a muffed punt at
the five-yard line by Austin Tart at the 5:55 mark
of the second quarter but David Hyland picked off
the Alex Munro ensuing pass attempt and returned
it a school-record 100 yards to give MSU a 21-0
lead after the made extra point from Webb.
MSU would score one more time before the intermission on the Nick Feldman 18-yard reception
from Phillips to make the score 28-0 at the break.
The drive was set up after Feldman returned the
Campbell punt 37 yards.
After a Campbell turnover to start the half CU’s
Brandon Chandler intercepted the Jordan Ellis
attempt and returned it to the MSU 38-yard line to
thwart a MSU drive early in the third.
Erick Fitzpatrick got into the act next and
rushed it in from the three to extend the Morehead
State advantage to 35-0 after the made extra point
CAM-MSU
0-7
10-76, 4:55 TOP
CAMPBELL MSU
FIRST DOWNS
9
22
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
34-64
46-260
PASSING YDS (NET)
41
120
26-5-3
22-9-2
Burks 9-yd pass from Phillips
0-14 Passes Att-Comp-Int
(Webb kick)
8-53, 3:11 TOP TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS
60-105
Hyland 100-yd int. return
0-21 68-380
(Webb kick)
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Feldman 18-yd pass from Phillips
0-28 Punt Returns-Yards
1-4
3-61
(Webb kick)
2-18, 0:11 TOP Kickoff Returns-Yards
7-103
1-14
Interception Returns-Yards
2-62
3-100
Punts (Number-Avg)
10-37.0
5-45.4
Fitzpatrick 3-yd run
0-35
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
3-1
(Webb kick)
8-52, 3:19 TOP
Penalties-Yards
2-10
4-33
Possession Time
28:30
31:30
3 of 16
4 of 10
Adler 12-yd run
0-42 Third-Down Conversions
1 of 2
0 of 0
(Hammond kick)
11-72 6:47 TOP Fourth-Down Conversions
0-1
5-5
Constantine 33-yd pass from Vollono
7-42 Red-Zone Scores-Chances
0-0
2-10
(Willets kick)
7-64, 4:24 TOP Sacks By: Number-Yards
RUSHING: Campbell-OATES, C.J. 10-51; CRAMER, Jordan 2-11; SMITH, Carl 10-4; BROWN,
Rashaun 4-4; VOLLONO, Matt 2-minus 2; MUNRO,
Alex 6-minus 4. Morehead State-PENDLETON, J.
8-63; FITZPATRICK, E. 12-58; ADLER, Mike 5-37;
COX, Desmond 5-26; ELLIS, Jordan 1-24; KEARNS,
Michael 5-19; JACKSON, Cory 2-16; PHILLIPS, Jared
3-12; SMART, Ryan 2-12; SARGENT, B. 1-8; MORGAN, Drew 1-minus 3; TEAM 1-minus 12.
PASSING: Campbell-MUNRO, Alex 3-14-2-minus 2;
VOLLONO, Matt 2-12-1-43. Morehead State-PHILLIPS, Jared 7-15-0-88; ELLIS, Jordan 2-7-2-32.
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from Webb with 8:39 left in the third quarter.
Donte Washington thwarted another MSU drive
late in the third quarter by picking off the Ellis
attempt at the five-yard line and returning it to
the Campbell 24-yard line. For Washington, who
came into the game third nationally in interceptions, it was his sixth pick of the season.
Mike Adler scored MSU next touchdown with
a jaunt from nine-yard to increase the margin to
42-0 after the made Hammond extra point.
Campbell finally got on the board on Matt
Vollono’s 33-yard pass to Paul Constantine to
make the score 42-7 with just over a minute left
(1:14).
C.J. Oates led the Campbell offense with 51
yards rushing. Milton Brown finished the final
game of his season with 11 tackles.
RECEIVING: Campbell-MURPHY, Kelvin 2-14;
CONSTANTINE, P. 1-33; SMITH, Carl 1-1; OATES,
C.J. 1-minus 7. Morehead State-FELDMAN, NICK
2-32; FITZPATRICK, E. 2-13; HYLAND, David 1-26;
WILLIAMS, Andre 1-24; KEARNS, Michael 1-15;
BURKS, Derick 1-9; MORGAN, Drew 1-1.
INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-CHANDLER, B. 1-41;
WASHINGTON, D. 1-21. Morehead State-HYLAND,
David 2-100; KAMMER, Anthony 1-0.
FUMBLES: Campbell-SMITH, Carl 1-0. Morehead
State-FELDMAN, NICK 1-1; MORGAN, Drew 1-0;
TEAM 1-0.
SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-None. Morehead StateMcDERMOTT, Wes 1-0; ARMSTRONG, C. 1-0.
TACKLES (UA-A): Campbell-BROWN, Milton 4-7;
DIXON,Christian 1-5; GOLDSMITH, S. 4-1; LYON,
Cody 3-2; WASHINGTON, D. 2-3; HERRING, R. 1-4;
STANLEY, Lee 1-4; ROBINSON, J. 2-2; CHANDLER, B. 3-0; COLE, Justin 2-1; STONE, Jon-Mich 03; ELLISON, Raheim 2-0; BAKER, Matt 1-1; FIORE,
Charles 1-1; BROWER, Brad 1-1; HART, Jared 1-1;
PRICE, Chris 0-2; MOORE, Ted 1-0; SMITH, Carl
1-0; McDUFFIE, Chad 0-1; COX, J.T. 0-1. Morehead
State-McDERMOTT, Wes 6-6; DOAN, Andrew 2-2;
ARMSTRONG, C. 2-1; DANIELS, Q. 2-1; WILLIAMS, Ryan 1-2; FLANNERY, T. 1-2; HYLAND,
David 2-0; CECIL, J.D. 2-0; MEENACH, Caleb 1-1;
MENENDEZ, Jason 1-1; VANOVER, S. 1-1; BURNS,
Chris 1-1; LEWIS, Chris 1-1; MEADOWS, Chase 1-1;
HARRIS, Josh 0-2; DETTWILLER, P. 0-2; MANLEY,
Kyle 0-2; MEENCACH, Ryan 0-2; SMART, Ryan 1-0;
WALLS, Caleb 1-0; WELCH, Keith 1-0; HUDSON,
Henry 1-0; ELLIS, Jordan 1-0; HALL, Mark 1-0;
Game #7
Last Time Out - Campbell vs. Butler
Campbell vs. Butler
October 24, 2009
Barker-Lane Stadium
Buies Creek, N.C.
Attendance: 4,851
Score by Quarters
Butler
Campbell
1 2
13 7
0 10
3
0
3
4
3
3
Score
23
16
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
BU-Cam
4:41 BU Gray 5-yd rush
6-0
(Lang kick fail)
4-50, 1:28 TOP
1:38 BU Watkins 22-yd pass from Huck
13-0
(Lang kick)
3-38, 00:38 TOP
2nd Quarter
7:26 BU Bohrer 1-yd pass from Huck
20-0
(Lang kick)
13-80, 4:56 TOP
3:52 CAM Oates 9-yd pass from Polk
20-7
(Willets kick)
8-57, 3:30 TOP
00:00 CAM Willets 38-yd kick
20-10
8-49, 1:46 TOP
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
6:27 BU Lang 21-yd kick
20-13
14-56, 6:24 TOP
23-13
11-66, 5:06 TOP
23-16
4-0, 00:22
Campbell’s football team (1-6, 0-4 Pioneer Football
League) fell behind by 20 points to the top team in the
conference and one of only four undefeated team in FCS
in the second quarter, but fought back to get to within
a touchdown in the last three minutes in a 23-16 loss to
Butler (7-0, 4-0 PFL) at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore
Field on Oct. 24.
Redshirt sophomore linebacker Milton Brown was
able to end each of the first two Butler possessions with
big defensive plays. He picked up a tackle for loss on the
first attempt on third down and a pass knocked down on
the team’s second attempt on third down. Brown ended
his afternoon with six tackles.
Adam Willets had a strong day for the Camels with 10
points on three field goals (38, 43 and 37 yards) and an
extra point.
The Bulldogs scored first on Scott Gray’s five-yard
touchdown run. The extra point was missed to keep the
score at 6-0 with 4:41 left in the first quarter.
BU scored their second touchdown of the game on
the next possession as Zach Watkins caught a 22-yard
pass from Andrew Huck. The David Lang extra point was
good to increase the margin to 13-0 with 1:38 remaining
in the first quarter.
The Bulldog attack kept it going early in the next
quarter with Dan Bohrer catching the one-yard touchdown from Huck to complete a 13-play, 80 yard drive.
The Lang extra point was good to increase the margin to
20-0 with 7:26 remaining in the second quarter.
CU scored their first touchdown of the afternoon as
redshirt sophomore C.J. Oates was able to haul in the
Polk pass at the two, break out of a tackle and scamper
into the end zone for a nine-yard touchdown. Willets’
kick was knocked through to make the score 20-7 with
3:52 left in the half.
After a big defensive stop by the Campbell defense,
the CU offense marched down the field and got three
points closer on Willets 38-yard field goal to make the
halftime score 20-10 at the break.
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds
Punt Returns-Yards
Kickoff Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
Third-Down Conversions
Fourth-Down Conversions
Red-Zone Scores-Chances
Sacks By: Number-Yards
BU CAMPBELL
19
18
31-167
37-140
214
161
30-22-0
31-15-1
61-381
68-301
0-0
0-0
1-11
2-40
4-81
2-35
1-1
0-0
5-34.0
7-30.0
0-0
1-0
3-33
6-53
29:23
30:37
4 of 12
6 of 16
0 of 1
0 of 0
3-5
1-1
1-5
0-0
RUSHING: Butler-HUCK, Andrew 6-56; HITCHCOCK, Ryan 8-34; GRAY, Scott 13-31;
TRUJILLO, Ricky 1-28; KOOPMAN, Jordan 1-14;
BOHRER, Dan 1-6; TEAM 1-minus 2. CampbellPOLK, Daniel 15-63; OATES, CJ 6-25; SMITH, Carl
7-21; JORDAN, H 3-11; BROWN, Rashaun 2-8;
CRAMER, Jordan 1-5; KIRTZ, Darious 2-4; BRYANT,
Kyle 1-3.
PASSING: Butler-HUCK, Andrew 22-30-0-214.
Campbell-POLK, Daniel 15-31-1-161.
RECEIVING: Butler-WATKINS, Zach 5-54;
LARSEN, Jeff 3-34; BOHRER, Dan 3-28;
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Campbell started the second half with a defensive stop
and then proceeded to march down the field in 14 plays,
56 yards and 6:24. The drive was finished off on Willets’
43-yard kick with 4:28 left in the third quarter. The kick
was career long for the redshirt sophomore.
Butler drove down the field on the ensuing drive but
Lang’s 41-yard kick was missed to the right to keep CU
within a touchdown with 1:07 left in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs came up with a defensive stop of their
own before getting a Lang 21-yard field goal to increase
the lead to 10 at 23-13 with 6:27 remaining. The Butler
drive covered 11 plays, 66 yards in 5:06.
CU after a failed offensive series then got a huge
defensive stop near Butler’s goal line forcing a kick that
sophomore Brandon Chandler returned 25-yard to the
Butler 20 yard line. Adam Willets then came through with
his third field goal of the game, this one from 37-yards,
to draw to within seven at 23-16 with just over three
minutes left in the game.
After a failed on-side kick the Camels defense again
came up with a stop and got the ball back for the offense
deep in CU territory (at the one-yard line). The Camels
fought all the way out to their own 12-yard line before
Polk saw his pass attempt picked off by Nick Candicott
with 00:27 seconds left to effective end the chance to tie
the game.
CU was outgained in the game 381-301. Polk led the
offense for CU with 63 yards rushing. The redshirt junior
also completed 15 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown.
Butler’s Huck had 56 yards rushing and completed 22
passes for 214 yards and a touchdown. Redshirt sophomore Jared Hart had nine tackles for Campbell.
Next, Campbell continues the homestand and takes on
Morehead State (2-6, 0-4 PFL) on Oct. 31 starting at 1
p.m. at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Field
KOOPMAN, Jordan 3-26; GRAY, Scott 3-12;
McHALE, Eddie 2-43; BORK, William 2-11;
WALLEY, Carter 1-6. Campbell-JORDAN, H 4-66;
STALLINGS, Andy 3-37; STRYFFELER,
M. 3-22; OATES, CJ 2-17; SMITH, Carl 2-12; MURPHY, Kelvin 1-7.
INTERCEPTIONS: Butler-CALDICOTT, Nick 1-1.
Campbell-None.
FUMBLES: Butler-None. Campbell-KIRTZ, Darious
1-0.
SACKS (UA-A): Butler-THOMAS, Larry 0-1; TENNANT, Jace 0-1. Campbell-None.
TACKLES (UA-A): Butler-ADIKA, Brian 5-5;
GUGGENBERGER, D 5-4; CALDICOTT, Nick 3-3;
SULLIVAN, Logan 4-1; FRITZ, Jacob 4-1; SUMMERVILLE, Sp 3-2; THOMAS, Larry 3-1; TEARE, Ross
1-2; POSS, Jeff 2-0; McKENNA, Jack 1-1; LAMAR,
William 1-1; TENNANT, Jace 0-2; CRABLE, Brian 10; COSLER, Rob 1-0; HUNTER, Grant 1-0; CLARKSON, T. 1-0; RIDLEY, Jordan 0-1; MURPHY, Thorn
0-1; BRADFORD, Derek 0-1; SKAGGS, Tyler 0-1;
FOOR, Matt 0-1. Campbell-HART, Jared 6-3; FELICIANO, Erik 6-0; BROWN, Milton 4-2; STANLEY, Lee
3-3; CHANDLER, B 4-1; LYON, Cody 4-1; REED,
Taylor 1-3; FIORE, Charles 1-3; HERRING, Randel
0-3; DAVIS, Manny 1-1; MATTHEWS, Dave 1-1;
HILL, Jason 1-1; KAHUT, Jacob 1-1; DIXON, C. 0-2;
SHINE, Freddie 1-0; DAVIS, Ryan 1-0; PIZZUTI, Paul
1-0; PRICE, Chris 0-1; FINNEY, C 0-1; SPRY, Baryn
Game #6
Game 6- Campbell at Old Dominion
Campbell at Old Dominion
October 17, 2009
S.B Ballard Stadium
Norfolk, Va.
Attendance: 19,782
Score by Quarters
Campbell
Old Dominion
1
0
7
2
10
0
3
0
7
4 Score
7
17
14
28
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
Cam-ODU
12:19 ODU Evans 42-yd pass from DeMarco
0-7
(Hareza kick)
6-75, 2:41 TOP
2nd Quarter
11:09 CAM R. Brown 14-yd rush
7-7
(Willets kick)
12-91, 6:26 TOP
2:46 CAM Willets 36-yd field goal
10-7
10-56, 5:16 TOP
3rd Quarter
5:23 ODU Mayers 14-yd pass from DeMarco
10-14
(Hareza kick)
5-39, 1:28 TOP
4th Quarter
13:29 ODU
3:51 ODU
2:36 CAM
Mayers 41-yd pass from DeMarco
10-21
(Hareza kick)
1-56, 00:17 TOP
Williams 1-yd rush
10-28
(Hareza kick)
16-94, 7:53 TOP
Polk 1-yd rush
17-28
(Willets kick)
5-65, 1:15 TOP
Campbell’s football team (1-5, 0-3 Pioneer
Football League) put up a valiant effort and hung
with the first scholarship program the team had
ever faced into the fourth quarter, but fell to Old
Dominion (5-2) by a 28-17 score at S.B Ballard
Stadium/Foreman Field on Saturday, Oct. 17. The
Monarchs were able to score 21 of the game’s
final 28 points. ODU scored 14 points in the final
period.
The Monarchs started the scoring on a 42-yard
touchdown pass from Thomas DeMarco to Reid
Evans. The extra point from Drew Hareza was
good to increase the score to 7-0 with 12:19 remaining in the first quarter. The drive covered six
plays and 75 yards in 2:41.
Each of Campbell’s first two offensive drives
were stopped by fumbles. The CU defense though
were able to get a defensive stop on the first try
and forced a fumble themselves on the second
ODU attempt. The fumble was forced by redshirt
sophomore Christian Dixon and recovered by
redshirt sophomore Jared Hart.
The Camels were able to tie the game up in the
second quarter on sophomore Rashaun Brown’s
14-yard scamper. The redshirt sophomore Adam
Willets’ extra point tied the score at seven all with
11:09 left in the second quarter. The Campbell
drive covered 12 plays and 91 yards. Redshirt
junior tight end Mike Stryffeler had a 23-yard
reception on the drive for CU.
CU took its first lead of the game on Willets 36yard field goal with 2:46 left in the first half. The
field goal finished a 10 play 56-yard drive in 5:56.
Redshirt sophomore C.J. Oates had a 34-yard
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
CAMPBELL ODU
21
20
47-196
46-220
185
145
23-16-0
14-8-0
70-381
60-365
0-0
0-0
1-8
3-31
3-50
3-31
0-0
0-0
6-40.7
7-45.4
4-2
2-1
8-75
11-103
33:11
26:49
7 of 15
4 of 12
0 of 0
0 of 0
3-3
2-2
1-12
0-0
RUSHING: Campbell-POLK, Daniel 17-70; BROWN,
Rashaun 10-46; OATES, CJ 4-44; SMITH, Carl 9-27;
JORDAN, H 3-6; CRAMER, Jordan 2-5; BRYANT, Kyle 1-0; TEAM 1-minus 2. Old DominionWilliams,Desmon 29-145; DeMarco,Thomas 12-38;
Mayers, Nick 5-37.
PASSING: Campbell-POLK, Daniel 16-23-0-185. Old
Dominion-DeMarco,Thomas 8-14-0-145.
RECEIVING: Campbell-JORDAN, H 5-55;
STRYFFELER, M. 3-70; STALLINGS, Andy 2-21;
MURPHY, Kelvin 2-17; CONSTANTINE, P. 2-12;
SMITH, Carl 1-7; OATES, CJ 1-3. Old Dominion-
25
bruising run on the drive for Campbell.
The Monarchs were able to change field position when Jonathan Plisco’s 76-yard punt pinned
Campbell on its own one-yard line. The play
turned out to be the biggest momentum turner in
the game. After a defensive stop the Monarchs
offense took over on the CU 39-yard line and took
the lead back on DeMarco’s 14-yard touchdown
pass to Nick Mayers. The Hareza extra point put
ODU up 14-10 with 5:23 left in the third quarter.
ODU added a touchdown to its lead on the 41yard strike from DeMarco to Mayers. The drive
last one play and came directly after a CU pass
interference penalty. The Hareza extra point made
the score 21-10 with 13:29 remaining in the game.
The receiving touchdown was the second of the
game for Mayers.
Desmond Williams scored Old Dominion’s
final score from a yard out to complete a 16 play
94-yard drive that covered 7:24.
The Camels were able to add a late touchdown
on Polk’s one yard run with 2:36 left in the game.
The drive was highlighted by Stryffeler’s 39-yard
reception. The drive covered five plays, 56-yards
in 1:15.
Campbell next returns home for a two-game
stint at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Field starting on Oct. 24 with a Homecoming matchup with
Pioneer Football rival Butler (6-0, 3-0 PFL) at 1
p.m. CU will then host Morehead State on Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31 starting at 1 p.m.
Mayers, Nick 3-65; Evans, Reid 3-64; Jackson,Dorian
2-16.
INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-None. Old DominionNone.
FUMBLES: Campbell-JORDAN, H 1-1; BROWN,
Rashaun 1-0; CRAMER, Jordan 1-1; POLK, Daniel
1-0. Old Dominion-DeMarco,Thomas 2-1.
SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-BROWN, Milton 1-0. Old
Dominion-None.
TACKLES (UA-A): Campbell-STANLEY, Lee 6-1;
BROWN, Milton 5-2; FELICIANO, Erik 5-0; KAHUT,
Jacob 4-0; CHANDLER, B 4-0; HILL, Jason 2-2;
LYON, Cody 3-0; HERRING, Randel 3-0; HART,
Jared 3-0; DIXON, C. 3-0; HINGLETON, J 1-2;
BRATTON, Eric 1-2; STONE, Jon-M. 2-0; FIORE,
Charles 2-0; REED, Taylor 1-1; MATTHEWS, Dave
1-0; GOLDSMITH, S 1-0; HARTMAN, Tim 1-0;
DAVIS, Manny 0-1; HILL, Jeremy 0-1. Old DominionMcJunkins,Mych 6-2; Aoelua, A.T. 6-1; Turner,Andrew
5-2; Sweedyk,Jake 4-3; McClam. Edmon 2-4;
Cowart, T.J. 4-0; Fuller,Jason 4-0; Smith,Donald 3-1;
King,Chad 3-1; Wilkins, Craig 2-2; Wilkins,Markell
2-1; Colbert,Michael 2-1; Logan,Nikita 2-1;
Porter,Mateus 1-2; Williams,M.R. 0-2;
Simmons, Devon 1-0; Burnette,Chris 1-0;
Johnson,Marquis 1-0; Saylor,Erik 0-1.
Game #5
Game 5 - Campbell vs. Dayton
Campbell vs Dayton
October 10, 2009
Barker-Lane Stadium
Buies Creek, N.C.
Attendance: 2,540
Score by Quarters
Dayton
Campbell
1 2
3 11
14 0
3
14
3
4
7
0
Score
35
17
Campbell’s football team (1-4, 0-3 Pioneer
Football League) raced out to a 14-0 lead, but saw
Dayton (4-1, 2-0 PFL) score 35 of the next 38
points in 35-17 win at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed
Gore Field on Saturday, Oct. 10.
The Camels struck first with a third-down
42-yard touchdown run from sophomore Rashaun
Brown to finish off an eight-play 66 yard drive to
start the game. The touchdown was Brown’s first
of the season. The freshman Samuel Eberwein’s
extra point was good to make the score 7-0 with
11:31 left in the first quarter.
The CU offense struck again on the first play of
their second drive when redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Polk connected with sophomore
receiver Paul Constantine on a 60-yard pass play.
The Eberwein extra point was good to increase the
score to 14-0 with 8:33 left in the first half.
The Flyers drew three points closer on their
next drive on Nate Miller’s 31-yard field goal at
the 3:35 mark of the first quarter. The big play of
the drive was the 30-yard reception from Tyler
Savisky.
After another UD defensive stop, Miller
knocked in his second field goal of the game to
make the score 14-6 with 14:10 left in the second
quarter.
The rest of the first half was a defensive battle
until Dayton was able to tie the game on their last
drive of the half on Steve Valentino’s three-yard
run to finish off a nine-play 68 yard drive that took
3:37 off the clock. Valentino was able to connect
with Anthony Papp on the two-point conversion
to tie the game at 14 all with 1:50 remaining in the
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
UD_CAM
11:31 CAM Brown 42-yd rush
0-7
(Eberwin kick)
8-66, 3:29 TOP
8:33 CAM Constantine 60-yd pass from Polk
0-14
(Eberwein kick)
1-60, 0:11 TOP
3:35 UD Miller 31-yd field goal
3-14
12-56, 4:51 TOP
2nd Quarter
14:03 UD Miller 31-yd field goal
6-14
8-49, 2:45 TOP
01:50 UD Valentino 3-yd rush
14-14
(Papp pass from Valentino) 9-68, 3:37 TOP
3rd Quarter
13:43 UD Valentino 64-yd rush
21-14
(Miller kick)
4-75, 1:09 TOP
9:19 CAM Willets 36-yd field goal
21-17
7-36, 4;16 TOP
00:30 UD Zapinski 5-yd rush
28-17
(Miller kick)
1-5, 00:15 TOP
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
TOTAL OFFENSE Plys-Yds.
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
4th Quarter
8:16 UD
RUSHING: Dayton-VALENTINO,Steve 13114; MACK, Brian 9-48; JACOB, Dan 6-43;
ZAPINSKI,Andrew 5-8; JONARD,JMichael 1-5;
TEAM 3-minus 6. Campbell-BROWN, Rashaun 7-55;
POLK, Daniel 11-45; SMITH, Carl 5-14; OATES, CJ
4-11; JORDAN, H 2-11; BRYANT, Kyle 1-1; VOLLONO, Matt 1-minus 6.
Jacob 5-yd rush
(Miller kick)
35-17
8-82, 4:03 TOP
UD
22
37-212
241
39-23-1
76-453
0-0
5-82
4-88
0-0
4-36.0
1-0
8-55
34:59
7 of 16
1 of 1
5-6
3-13
CAM
10
31-131
123
23-10-0
54-254
0-0
3-33
7-164
1-0
8-38.8
0-0
5-51
25:01
5 of 15
0 of 0
1-1
0-0
PASSING: Dayton-VALENTINO,Steve 23-39-1-241.
Campbell-POLK, Daniel 9-21-0-118; OATES, CJ 0-10-0; VOLLONO, Matt 1-1-0-5.
RECEIVING: Dayton-JONARD,JMichael 7-54;
WATKINS, Justin 4-22; SAVISKY, Tyler 3-46; COL-
26
first half
The Camels drove down the field to end the
half but Eberwein’s 39-field goal attempt came up
short to keep the score at 14-14 at the break.
The Flyers took their first lead of the game on
the opening drive of the second half with Valentino taking off and running 64-yards for the score.
The Miller extra point increased the lead to 21-14.
The touchdown was the second of the game for
the senior.
The CU offense was able to pick a 36-yard
Adam Willets field goal on their first possession
of the third quarter to get the score to 21-17 with
9:19 left in the third quarter. The drive covered
36 yards in seven plays with redshirt junior Mike
Stryffeler making a 23-yard reception.
Dayton, after blocking a punt and an illegal
touch by the Campbell punter as he attempted to
push the ball through the back of the endzone,
started at the five-yard line and promptly scored a
touchdown on Andrew Zapinski’s run to increase
the margin to 11 at 28-17 with :30 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
The UD offense kept it going on the ensuing
drive with a Dan Jacobs rushing it in from fiveyard out to make the final score 35-17.
Valentino rushed for a game-high 114 yards and
two touchdowns. He also completed 23 passes for
241 yards. Brown ran for 55 yards on his seven
carries for Campbell. The Camels were outgained
453 to 254. Redshirt sophomore Christian Dixon
came up with an interception for Campbell. The
CU defense has now forced a turnover in all five
games this season and six straight overall.
LINS, Nick 3-30; MILLIO, Justin 2-35; PAPP, Anthony
2-30; SCHUTZ, Tyler 2-24. Campbell-STRYFFELER,
M. 4-39; JORDAN, H 2-12; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-60;
BRYANT, Kyle 1-7; MURPHY, Kelvin 1-4; BROWN,
Rashaun 1-1.
INTERCEPTIONS: Dayton-None. Campbell-DIXON, C. 1-0.
FUMBLES: Dayton-ZAPINSKI,Andrew 1-0. Campbell-None.
SACKS (UA-A): Dayton-OCHAB, Greg 1-1;
VERCAMMEN,James 1-0; WINGEIER, B. 0-1.
Campbell-None.
TACKLES (UA-A): Dayton-VERCAMMEN,James
5-4; SMYTH, Matt 6-1; FUMAGALLI, Drew 4-3;
WINGEIER, B. 3-2; OCHAB, Greg 2-3; HORCHER,
Scott 4-0; RIES, Joe 4-0; SHURTLEFF, Matt 3-0;
BURNS, Kevin 1-2; WEBER, Zach 1-1; WALTON,
Chase 0-2; FUMAGALLI, Ross 1-0; MORANTE,
Mike 0-1; KALTENBACH, A J 0-1. Campbell-LYON,
Cody 5-3; HART, Jared 6-1; HERRING, Randel 5-2;
GOLDSMITH, S 3-3; DIXON, C. 5-0; CHANDLER,
B 4-1; STANLEY, Lee 3-2; BROWN, Milton 2-3;
KAHUT, Jacob 3-1; PIZZUTI, Paul 2-0; BRATTON, Eric 1-1; HINGLETON, J 0-2; FINNEY, C 1-0;
MOORE, Ted 1-0; FELICIANO, Erik 1-0; MANESS,
Jody 1-0; STRYFFELER, M. 1-0; REED, Taylor 0-1;
MATTHEWS, Dave 0-1; DAVIS, Manny 0-1; FIORE,
Charles 0-1; SPRY, Baryn 0-1.
Game #4
Game 4 - Campbell at Marist
Campbell at Marist
October 3, 2009
Tenney Stadium
Poughkeepsie, New York
Attendance: 2,922
Score by Quarters 1
Campbell
6
Marist
13
2
7
7
3
0
0
4
0
14
Score
13
34
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
10:45 MAR Whipple 1-yd run
(Pauly kick)
4:26 CU Polk 8-yd run
(Willets kick failed)
00:22 MARDinnebeil 1-yd run
(Pauly kick fail)
2nd Quarter
8:55 CU Polk 1-yd rush
(Eberwein kick)
00:43 MAR Debowski 1-yd run
(Pauly kick)
4th Quarter
10:06 MARAnderson 22-yd rush
(Myers kick)
05:30 MAR Dinnebeil 2-yd rush
(Myers kick)
CAM-MAR
0-7
9-60, 4:15 TOP
6-7
11-39, 6:08 TOP
6-13
8-62, 3:57 TOP
13-13
13-73, 6:19 TOP
13-20
11-79, 5:48 TOP
13-27
7-78, 2:10 TOP
13-34
3-43, 1:06 TOP
Campbell University (1-3, 0-2 Pioneer Football
League) lost a hard fought 34-13 game to Marist (2-3, 1-2
Pioneer Football League) on Saturday, Oct. 3 at Tenney
Stadium in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The win was the first-ever
PFL conference win for Marist.
Marist got on the scoreboard first with 10:45 left in the
first quarter when Greg Whipple was able to scamper in
from one-yard out. Kevin Pauly’s extra point was good to
make the score 7-0. The big play of the drive was a 15yard personal foul penalty on Campbell after Marist had
just converted a third down close to midfield.
The Camels answered on their first drive of the game
when Daniel Polk was able to fake the pitch and take it in
from eight-yards out. The Adam Willets kick was missed
to keep the score at 7-6. Paul Constantine was able to
come up with a 12-yard reception on a fourth down and
four deep in the Red Foxes territory to keep a drive alive
for Campbell.
The Marist offense marched down the field and scored
their second touchdown of the game on the next drive
with Ryan Dinnebeil punching it from a yard out to
finish the eight-play 62-yard drive. The extra point was
missed to keep the score at 13-6 with 00:22 left in the
first quarter. A pass interference penalty aided the Marist
offense down the field on the drive to move the ball into
CU territory.
The Campbell offense continued their impressive
showing and went down the field on the ensuing drive.
Polk finished off the 12-play 72-yard drive with a plunge
in from a yard out to make the score 13-12. Samuel
Eberwein was called on and made the extra point to tie
the score up at 13 all with 8:55 to go in the first half. The
point was the first in the career for the first-year kicker.
After defensive stops from both teams, Marist took the
lead right before the break on Debowski’s one-yard run
on third and goal with :43 seconds left in the first half.
The Pauly extra point was knocked in to increase the lead
to 20-13 at the break.
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
CAM
18
45-214
58
19-7-1
64-272
0-0
0-0
5-101
0-0
3-34.3
0-0
6-83
31:06
3 of 11
1 of 3
2-2
0-0
MAR
24
43-263
122
17-8-0
60-385
0-0
0-0
2-35
1-17
2-33.0
1-1
4-39
28:54
8 of 11
0 of 0
4-6
0-0
RUSHING: Campbell-BROWN, Rashaun 11-87;
POLK, Daniel 16-61; SMITH, Carl 9-47;
CRAMER, Jordan 4-9; OATES, CJ 3-6; KIRTZ, Darious 2-4. Marist-Anderson,O’Neil
15-132; Debowski, Chris 7-55; Stewart, John 4-38;
Whipple, Greg 8-28; McCoy,
Calvin 2-7; Dinnebeil, Ryan 6-4; Reilly, Tommy 1minus 1.
PASSING: Campbell-POLK, Daniel 7-18-1-58;
MOORE, Ted 0-1-0-0. Marist-Debowski,
Chris 8-17-0-122.
RECEIVING: Campbell-CONSTANTINE, P. 3-33;
27
After a big defensive stop from the Campbell defense
including a third and goal situation, the CU drove to
midfield but were stopped in a fourth down situation to
keep the score at 20-13. On the next drive the Campbell
defense again rallied and were able to get a defensive stop
to get the ball back for the offense.
The Campbell offense marched down the field on
their next drive, but were stopped on third down on the
Marist 22-yard line to set up the field goal attempt from
Eberwein. The snap was low though, forcing the holder,
Ted Moore, to attempt to make a play with the ball. The
ball fell incomplete and gave the ball back to Marist with
a little over 12 minutes left in the game.
The Campbell defense was nearly able to get the
stop deep in Marist territory, but Debrowski was able to
complete a 22-yard pass to Joe DeSimone for the first
down. A helmet-to-helmet call added 15 yards to the end
of the play and moved the ball into CU territory. The
Campbell defense was again to set up another third down
only to see Debowski scramble to the CU 22 for the first
down. The next play saw O’Neill Anderson exploded for
a 22-yard score. The Jason Myers extra point was good
to make the score 27-13 with 10:06 left in the game. The
rushing touchdown was the fourth of the game for Marist.
Marist was now rolling and tacked on another touchdown after a big defensive stop. The touchdown was
scored by Dinnebeil, his second of the game, to increase
the margin to 34-13 after the made extra point with 5:30
remaining in the game.
Rashaun Brown had a solid performance for Campbell
with 87 yards rushing. Polk scored a pair of rushing
scores for Campbell. CU’s offense was able to put up 214
yards on the ground. Constantine had three catches for
33 yards. Marist was led by Anderson’s 132 yards on the
ground.
The Camels will now return home for the first time in
a month to take on Pioneer Football League rival Dayton
at 1 p.m. on Oct. 10 at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore
Field.
STRYFFELER, M. 3-18; OATES, CJ 1-7.
Marist-LaMacchia,James 3-31; DeSimone, Joe 2-31;
Spano, Robert 1-23; Ortner, Chris 1-22; Fitzpatrick, K
1-15.
INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-None. Marist-Carlor,
Kwame 1-17.
FUMBLES: Campbell-None. Marist-Reilly, Tommy
1-1.
SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-None. Marist-None.
LYON, Cody 4-4; GOLDSMITH, S 1-6;
FELICIANO, Erik 2-4; DIXON, C. 2-2; DAVIS,
Manny 1-3; FIORE, Charles 1-3; STONE,
Jon-M. 1-3; BROWN, Milton 0-4; HART, Jared 2-1;
BRATTON, Eric 1-2; PIZZUTI, Paul
0-3; CHANDLER, B 1-1; KAHUT, Jacob 1-1; HARTMAN, Tim 0-2; MONROE, Steth 0-1; GILBERT, Greg
0-1; MATTHEWS, Dave 0-1; HILL, Jason 0-1; DEAN,
Tyler 0-1; HERRING, Randel 0-1; REED, Taylor 0-1;
POLK, Daniel 0-1. Marist-Hill, Rodney
0-13; Andre, Nick 3-9; Carlor, Kwame 1-10; Foley,
Kevin 2-5; Kicklighter, B 0-7; Foley, Rory 1-5;
Sullivan,Daniel 0-6; Coughlin, Kees 0-6; Desautels, Jim 0-4; Toriola, David 0-4; Flynn, Brock 1-2;
Sanchez, Brett 0-3; Crann, Pat 0-3; Bryant, Jaquan 0-2;
Wyatt, Benjamin 0-2; Turner,Terrence 0-2; Cronan,
Ryan 0-2; Ramsey, Tyler 1-0; Fiumefreddo, R 1-0;
Gentile,Michael 0-1; Muzii, Alex 0-1;Snow, Matt 0-1;
Hagemann, Mike 0-1; Maldonado,Derek 0-1; Burton,
Game #3
Game 3- Campbell at Davidson
Campbell at Davidson
September 19, 2009
Richardson Stadium
Davidson, North Carolina
Attendance: 4,236
Score by Quarters
Campbell
Davidson
1
0
0
2
0
0
3
7
14
4 Score
0
7
10
24
Scoring Summary:
3rd Quarter
DC-CAM
11:46 DC Aldrich 7-yd pass from Blanchard
7-0
(Behrendt kick)
6-49, 3:05 TOP
5:31 CAM Smith 3-yd run
7-7
(Willets kick)
8-56, 3:39 TOP
2:32 DC Mantuo 10-yd run
14-7
(Behrendt kick)
6-58, 2:54 TOP
4th Quarter
13:27 DC Sarver 12-yd pass from Blanchard
21-7
(Behrendt kick)
5-44, 2:22 TOP
2:10 DC Behrendt 20-yd field goal
24-7
16-71, 8:27 TOP
Campbell University (1-2, 0-1 Pioneer Football
League) opened the 2009 conference season with
a tough fought 24-7 loss against Pioneer Football
League rival Davidson (1-2, 1-0 Pioneer Football
League) on Sept. 19. The loss was the second in
the row for Campbell and ninth consecutive in
league play.
Both defenses played well in the first half with
the teams combining for only 217 total offensive
yards. Sophomore Ted Moore did an effective
job of changing field position for Campbell on his
six punt attempts with an average of 45.8 yards a
kick.
After a scoreless first half, the Davidson offense dented the scoreboard first with Michael
Blanchard hitting Andrew Aldrich on a seven-yard
pass in the end zone to finish a six-play 49-yard
drive in 3:05 and put the Wildcats up 7-0 after Ben
Behrendt’s extra point. The big play of the drive
was Kenny Mantuo’s 26-yard run to move the ball
into Campbell territory.
After a defensive stop by Davidson, the Campbell defense forced a turnover to get the ball back
for the offense as redshirt sophomore Christian
Dixon stepped in front of a Blanchard attempt.
The turnover was the fourth game in a row and the
11th time in 14 games that the defense has done
so.
The Campbell offense formed an answer of its
own on the ensuing drive. The team went on an
eight-play 56-yard drive finished off by the threeyard run from redshirt sophomore Carl Smith. The
touchdown was Smith’s fourth rushing touchdown
of the season. The Adam Willets extra point tied
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
CU
10
33-88
108
26-10-0
59-196
0-0
2-2
4-77
1-13
9-44.4
2-1
5-40
28:09
5 of 16
0 of 1
1-1
1-7
Davidson
19
48-268
83
17-9-1
65-351
0-0
6-72
2-39
0-0
5-34.4
1-1
3-13
31:51
5 of 13
0 of 0
4-4
2-17
RUSHING: Campbell-OATES, CJ 13-67; POLK,
Daniel 12-17; BROWN, Rashaun 3-11;
CRAMER, Jordan 1-4; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-minus 2;
SMITH, Carl 2-minus 4; JORDAN, H
1-minus 5. Davidson-Kenny Mantuo 20-135; M.
Blanchard 17-91; Justin Williams
7-36; Kirk Benedict 2-12; TEAM 2-minus 6.
VOLLONO, Matt 1-3-0-7. Davidson-M.
Blanchard 9-17-1-83.
RECEIVING: Campbell-OATES, CJ 3-41; MURPHY,
Kelvin 3-15; CRAMER, Jordan 1-18;
BROWN, Rashaun 1-18; BLAIN, Carl 1-10; SMITH,
28
the game at seven all. The drive was continued
when redshirt junior Daniel Polk was able to
hit redshirt sophomore C.J. Oates on a 21-yard
completion on a second and 20 from his own 34yard line.
Davidson was able to untie the score on their
next possession as Kenny Mantuo was able to
scamper in from nine-yards out. The extra point
made the score 14-7 with 2:32 left in the third
quarter.
After another defensive stop and a 24-yard punt
return from Justin Williams, the Wildcats started
their next drive in Campbell territory. After giving
up a few first downs, the defense forced a third
down situation. Blanchard, under a heavy rush,
was then able to complete the toss in the back of
the end zone to Ben Sarver. Sarver was just able
to drag a toe for the score. The made extra point
increased the score to 21-7 Davidson with 13:27
to go in the fourth quarter. Blanchard also had a
27-yard keeper on the drive to set up the score.
Later in the fourth quarter, after a defensive
stop from the CU defense, a running into the kicker on fourth down gave Davidson the ball back
with a fresh set of downs to work with. Davidson
capitalized on the extra possession and continued
their marched down the field on a 16-play 71-yard
drive finished on Behrendt’s 20-yard field goal to
increase the final score to 24-7.
Carl 1-6. Davidson-Andrew Aldrich
4-42; Kirk Benedict 2-20; Ben Sarver 1-12; Kenny
Mantuo 1-10; Justin Williams 1-minus 1.
INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-DIXON, C. 1-13.
Davidson-None.
FUMBLES: Campbell-JORDAN, H 1-0; POLK,
Daniel 1-1. Davidson-Justin Williams 1-1.
SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-CHANDLER, B 0-1;
BROWN, Milton 0-1. Davidson-Daniel
Hauffe 1-1; Alex Griswold 0-1.
GOLDSMITH, S 7-2; BROWN, Milton 4-4; REED,
Taylor 1-5; LYON, Cody 3-2; HART, Jared 3-2;
CHANDLER, B 1-3; HERRING, Randel 1-3; STONE,
Jon-M. 2-1; DIXON, C. 0-3; FELICIANO, Erik 0-3;
FIORE, Charles 2-0; DAVIS, Manny 1-1; FINNEY, C
0-2; MOORE, Ted 1-0; MANESS, Jody 1-0; KAHUT,
Jacob 1-0; MONROE, Steth 1-0; GILBERT, Greg 1-0;
CROCKETT, Chris 1-0; HARTMAN, Tim 0-1; BRATTON, Eric 0-1. Davidson-Patrick Hunt 4-7; Daniel
Astrop 4-4; Alex Griswold 4-3; Morgan Popham 3-2;
Tyler Lemons 2-3; Clem Butler 2-3; Daniel Hauffe 2-3;
John Behm 3-1; Rodney Lasher 1-2; Ellis Martin 0-3;
Matt Guerrieri 2-0; Brandon Wright 1-1; Zenus Wilson
1-0; E. Campbell 1-0; Moses-Hampton 1-0; John Stillwell 1-0; P. Moynahan 0-1; Will Pickens 0-1.
Game #2
Game 2 - Campbell at Birmingham-Southern
Campbell at BirminghamSouthern
September 12, 2009
Panther Stadium
Birmingham, Alabama
Attendance: 1,763
Score by Quarters 1
Campbell
13
Birmingham-So.
6
2
7
9
3
0
6
4 OT Score
8 0
28
7 7
35
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
CAM-BSC
10:28 CU Polk 39-yd run
6-0
(Willets kick blocked)
5-80, 1:51 TOP
6:11 BSCThigpen 16-yd run
6-6
(Josof kick failed)
10-63, 4:09 TOP
00:45 CU Oates 58-yd run
13-6
(Willets kick)
2-62, 0:47 TOP
2nd Quarter
14:05 BSC Josof 26-yd field goal
13-9
4-1, 1:25 TOP
7:17 CU C. Smith 25-yd run
20-9
(Willets kick)
7-64, 2:39 TOP
3:22 BSCArrington 20-yd rush
20-15
(Thigpen rush fail)
2-39, 0:27 TOP
3rd Quarter
8:57 CU Morris 65-yd rush
21-20
(Lawroski rush fail)
5-87, 2:36 TOP
4th Quarter
10:29 BSCThigpen 9-yd rush
28-20
(Josof kick)
10-66, 5:09 TOP
00:50 CU C. Smith 2-yd rush
28-28
(Stryffeler from Vollono) 12-62, 3:01 TOP
Overtime
0:00 BSC Walker 32-yd pass from Thigpen
35-28
(Josof kick)
8-32
Despite over 100 yards rushing from both C.J Oates
and Daniel Polk, Campbell’s football team (1-1) dropped
a 35-28 overtime game to Birmingham-Southern (1-1) on
Saturday, Sept. 12 in Birmingham, Ala.
The Panthers got the ball first in overtime and after
getting backed up on the first two plays connected on a
32-yard completion from Joe Thigpen to Tay Walker in
the end zone to take a 35-28 lead after the made extra
point.
The Camels got the ball but were stymied with Polk’s
heave at the end of the game being intercepted to secure
the victory for BSC.
Oates ended up running for 115 yards and averaged
7.2 yards a carry. Polk put together 105 yards rushing and
165 yards passing. Harrison Jordan led the team with four
catches for 56 yards.
The Camels made it exciting at the end of regulation
as they drove all the way to the BSC goal line with Carl
Smith punching it in from a yard out to put the team only
a two point conversion behind. The two point conversion
flip from Polk to Mike Stryffeler was good to tie the game
at 28 all. The Campbell drive covered 12 plays, 632 yards
and 3:01 in game clock time.
The Camels started the scoring on their first possession as Polk faked a pitched and took it himself around
the end on a 39-yard run to finish a five play 81-yard
drive. The extra point was blocked as CU took a 6-0 lead
with 10:28 left in the first quarter.
BSC answered on the next possession with quarterback Joe Thigpen capping off a 10 play 64-yard drive
with a 16-yard keeper for a touchdown. The extra point was missed to keep the score at six all
with 6:11 left in the first quarter.
C.J Oates gave Campbell the lead on the team’s next
possession with his 58-yard run. The extra point was
made by Adam Willets to make the score 13-6 with 00:45
second left in the first quarter.
BSC’s Walter Arrington returned the ensuing kickoff
68 yards and was a Cody Lyon tackle from breaking it
FIRST DOWNS
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
PASSING YDS (NET)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
TOTAL OFFENSE Ply-Yds
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
CAM
25
50-294
183
26-15-3
76-477
0-0
0-0
2-24
1-0
2-40.0
2-2
6-52
29:54
8 of 14
0 of 1
1-3
2-17
BSC
19
46-240
145
19-10-1
65-385
0-0
1-7
5-158
3-11
5-38.8
2-0
0-0
30:06
4 of 14
1 of 3
3-4
2-16
RUSHING: Campbell-OATES, CJ 16-115; POLK,
Daniel 17-105; SMITH, Carl 6-30; BROWN, Rashaun
8-28; JORDAN, H 2-14; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-2.Birmingham-Southern-Shawn Morris 9-92; Joe Thigpen
24-84; W. Arrington 10-46; Quenten Martin 1-12; Chris
Mauck 1-4; Johnny Lawroski 1-2.
VOLLONO, Matt 1-2-1-18. Birmingham-Southern-Joe
Thigpen 10-19-1-145.
RECEIVING: Campbell-JORDAN, H 4-56; SMITH,
Carl 3-42; STRYFFELER, M. 1-18; CRAMER, Jordan
1-18; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-15; MURPHY, Kelvin
29
for a touchdown. After a penalty on the tackle, BSC took
over the Campbell 10-yard line. The Campbell defense
stiffened though a limited the Panthers to a Raymond Josef 26-yard field goal to make the score 13-9 with 14:05
left in the second quarter.
The Campbell offense took over on its own 36 and
proceed to march down the field with Carl Smith finishing the drive with a 25-yard scamper. The Willets extra
point made the score 20-9 with 7:17 left in the second
quarter.
BSC capitalized on Campbell’s fumble with a two
play 39-yard touchdown run finished by Arrington’s 20yard touchdown run. The two-point conversion failed to
keep the score at 20-15.
After the break and a defensive stop, the BSC offense
took the 21-20 lead on a five play 87-yard drive finished
by Shawn Morris’ 65-yard run. Morris broke a Campbell
tackle 10 yards into the play and ran the rest of the way
untouched.
After a few Campbell turnovers BSC was finally able
to capitalize and went on a 10 play 66-yard drive that
took up 5:06 of clock time. The drive was finished by
Thigpen’s nine-yard touchdown run. Josef’s extra point
made the score 28-20 BSC with 10:29 left in the
game.
The Camels drove the length of the field and got to
the BSC six-yard line, but back-to-back losing attempts
forced a 40-yard Willets kick, which he missed to keep
the score at 28-20 with 5:40 left in the game.
1-10; STUBBS, Eddie 1-9; BRYANT, Kyle 1-5;
STALLINGS, Andy 1-5; OATES, CJ 1-5. BirminghamSouthern-Tay Walker 4-89; Eric Nordgren 3-20; Dion
Watts 1-21; M. Franklin 1-8; Johnny Lawroski 1-7.
INTERCEPTIONS: Campbell-DIXON, C. 1-0.
Birmingham-Southern-David Kelley 1-10;
Andrew Shannon 1-1; Zac Napier 1-0.
FUMBLES: Campbell-BROWN, Rashaun 1-1; POLK,
Daniel 1-1. Birmingham-Southern-Johnny Lawroski
1-0; Joe Thigpen 1-0.
SACKS (UA-A): Campbell-HINGLETON, J 1-0;
DEAN, Tyler 1-0. Birmingham-Southern-Mike Stonewall 0-1; Bryan Jackson 1-0; John Bailey 0-1.
BROWN, Milton 3-5; LYON, Cody 5-2; STONE,
Jon-M. 5-1; BRATTON, Eric 4-2; REED, Taylor 3-2;
FIORE, Charles 3-2; HERRING, Randel 2-1; KAHUT,
Jacob 2-1; GOLDSMITH, S 1-2; DEAN, Tyler 2-0;
HARTMAN, Tim 1-1; HART, Jared 1-0; MATTHEWS,
Dave 1-0; CRAMER, Jordan 1-0; STRYFFELER,
M. 1-0; HINGLETON, J 1-0; MONROE, Steth 0-1;
CHANDLER, B 0-1; DIXON, C. 0-1. BirminghamSouthern-Victor Allen 4-6; Zac Napier 4-5; Bryan
Jackson 4-3; Ryan Carelson 2-5; David Kelley 1-6;
Trae Strain 2-4; Andrew Shannon 2-4; Ross Cotney
0-6; Justin Bailey 3-2; John Bailey 2-2; Stephen Wilson
1-2; Jeremy Jones 1-2; Justin Ray 1-2; Sam Bratt 0-3;
Patrick Thomas 1-0; Mitch Swanson 1-0; R.
Nelson 0-1; Chris Reeves 0-1; Clint Lamb 0-1
Game #1
Game 1 - Campbell vs. Methodist
Campbell vs. Methodist
September 5, 2009
Barker-Lane Stadium
Buies Creek, North Carolina
Attendance: 3,892
Score by Quarters
Methodist
Campbell
1 2
14 14
7 27
3
0
7
4
0
7
Score
28
48
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
CAM-MU
10:03 MU Teague 4-yd run 0-7
(Mosko kick)
12-67, 4:57 TOP
9:47 CU Jordan 65-yd pass from Polk
7-7
(Willets kick)
1-65, 00:09 TOP
5:39 MU Kindley 2-yd pass from Teague
7-14
(Mosko kick)
10-74, 4:03 TOP
2nd Quarter
10:18 MUTeague 6-yd run
7-21
(Mosko kick)
8-84, 3:53 TOP
7:04 CU Stryffeler 28-yd pass from Vollono
13-21
(Willets kick blocked)
8-69, 3:14 TOP
3:41 CU Blain 85-yd pass from Vollono
20-21
(Willets kick)
2-79, 1:21 TOP
0:52 MU Teague 1-yd run
20-28
(Mosko kick)
9-59, 2:40 TOP
0:27 CU Constantine 54-yd pass from Vollono 27-28
(Willets kick)
2-59, 0:34 TOP
00:18 CU Pizzuti fumble recovery
34-28
(Willets kick)
3rd Quarter
4:02 CU Jordan 8-yd pass from Vollono
41-28
(Willets kick)
13-56, 7:40 TOP
4th Quarter
6:34 CU Smith 5-yd run
48-28
(Willets kick)
11-66, 5:35 TOP
30
Redshirt junior quarterback Matt Vollono came
in relief off the bench and threw four touchdown
passes to lead Campbell’s football team (1-0) to
a thrilling 48-28 victory over Methodist (0-1)
at Barker-Lane Stadium/Ed Gore Field. The 48
points and 544 total yards in offense were both
school records in the team’s first victory at home
since the program restarted last season.
Vollono picked apart the Methodist defense
going 10-for-13 for 219 yards and four passing
touchdowns. Redshirt junior Daniel Polk started
and went 1-for-2 for 65 yards and a touchdown to
redshirt sophomore Harrison Jordan. Jordan had a
strong opening day with three catches for 82 yards
and two scores. The Camels used a three-headed
rushing monster with redshirt sophomore C.J.
Oates leading the team with 95 yards rushing
on 14 attempts. Fellow redshirt sophomore Carl
Smith contributed 67 yards on 13 carries and
sophomore Rashaun Brown tallied 61 yards on his
13 attempts.
The Camels had a balanced offensive attack
with 260 yards rushing and 284 yards passing in
the victory. The Campbell defense, after a tough
first half, took control and limited Methodist to
14 plays and 36 total yards after the intermission.
The Camel also won the time of possession battle
34:54 to 25:06. CU held onto the ball for just over
23 minutes in the second (23:09) to just under
seven for the Monarchs (6:51).
Defensively redshirt sophomore Milton Brown
led the team with 12 tackles. Fellow linebacker
Lee Stanley, a redshirt junior, also reached double
digits with 10 stops. Three Camels picked off
MU CAMPBELL
FIRST DOWNS
18
25
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
32-178
55-260
PASSING YDS (NET)
173
284
Passes Att-Comp-Int
27-15-3
15-11-1
TOTAL OFFENSE PLYS-YDS 59-351
70-544
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
2-1
8-100
5-77
1-23
3-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
4-34.8
3-32.0
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
1-0
Penalties-Yards
6-49
6-55
Possession Time
25:06
34:54
3 of 10
6 of 11
3 of 3
0 of 0
4-4
2-2
0-0
0-0
RUSHING: Methodist-SCALES, Reggie 7-83; McGUIRE, Corey 9-43; TEAGUE, Erik 9-36; GARCIA,
Darren 1-6; HOPKINS, Brian 1-6; FLANAGAN, John
1-2; STRICKLAND, J. 1-2; LAYTON, Jason 3-0.
Campbell-OATES, CJ 14-95; SMITH, Carl 13-67;
BROWN, Rashaun 13-61; KIRTZ, Darious 3-11;
POLK, Daniel 5-9; JORDAN, H 1-8; VOLLONO, Matt
4-6; CRAMER, Jordan 2-3.
PASSING: Methodist-TEAGUE, Erik 15-27-3-173.
Campbell-VOLLONO, Matt 10-13-1-219; POLK,
Daniel 1-2-0-65.
RECEIVING: Methodist-HOPKINS, Brian 6-100;
AUTRY, Anthony 3-44; LAYTON, Jason 2-9; KINDLEY, Nathan 2-6; PEOPLES, Chris 1-7; TALBERT, Ja-
passes in sophomores Cody Lyon and Erik Feliciano and redshirt sophomore Stephen Goldsmith
In what turned out to be the biggest play of
the game and gave CU the lead for good, the
Campbell special teams contributed a touchdown
when Adam Willets’ squib kick touched a Methodist player and was recovered in the end zone by
freshman Paul Pizzuti to put CU up 34-28 with
just over 00:17 seconds left in the first half. The
34 first half points for Campbell at home was as
many points as they scored at home all of last
season.
After the break both team’s defenses registered
stops before the Campbell offense march down
the field on its second possession. Vollono finished
off the 13 play 56 yard drive that covered 7:40 of
clock time with an eight yard pass to Jordan. The
touchdown catch was Jordan’s second of the game
and throwing score with the fourth of the game for
Vollono, which is one more than he had all of last
year.
Nursing a 13-point lead the Camels decided to
use their offensive line and running backs on the
next drive and pounded out an 11 play 66-yard
drive that ended on Smith’s five yard dive to increase the margin and make the final score 48-28.
son 1-7. Campbell-JORDAN, H 3-82; STRYFFELER,
M. 2-33; BLAIN, Carl 1-85; CONSTANTINE, P. 1-54;
MURPHY, Kelvin 1-12; OATES, CJ 1-11; STALLINGS, Andy 1-5; BROWN, Rashaun 1-2.
INTERCEPTIONS: Methodist-TATE, Quinton 1-23.
Campbell-LYON, Cody 1-0; GOLDSMITH, S 1-0;
FELICIANO, Erik 1-0.
FUMBLES: Methodist-LAYTON, Jason 1-0; GARCIA, Darren 1-1. Campbell-VOLLONO, Matt 1-0.
SACKS (UA-A): Methodist-None. Campbell-None.
TACKLES (UA-A): Methodist-BLALOCK, Eric 5-7;
LEARY, Brian 2-6; DOYNE, Michael 2-5; BROWN,
Blake 1-6; BALAAM, Jody 0-7; BRISTOL, James 2-4;
BROWN, Josh 1-5; BROXTON, TJ 4-0; WILSON,
Eric 0-4; WILLIAMS, D. 3-0; MEWBORN, Devoe
1-2; ALLEN, Brandon 1-2; RUSSELL, Alex 1-2;
COVAR, Jarrett 0-3; COOK, Josh 0-3; McCOY,
Malcolm 1-1; WILLIAMS, T. 1-1; CASSONE, A.
0-2; TATE, Quinton 1-0; HOCKER, Todd 1-0; ARTIS,
Donovan 1-0; LINCOLN, Claude 1-0; KANE, Jesse
0-1; ROBINSON, J. 0-1. Campbell-BROWN, Milton
6-6; STANLEY, Lee 1-9; LYON, Cody 4-3; GOLDSMITH, S 1-5; HERRING, Randel 1-3; CHANDLER,
B 3-0; HART, Jared 1-2; DAVIS, Manny 1-2; KAHUT,
Jacob 1-2; FELICIANO, Erik 0-3; PIZZUTI, Paul 2-0;
REED, Taylor 2-0; BRATTON, Eric 2-0; GILBERT,
Greg 1-1; DIXON, C. 1-1; MATTHEWS, Dave 0-2;
DEAN, Tyler 0-2; JORDAN, H 1-0; DAVIS, Ryan 0-1;
CHATHAM, Alec 0-1; FIORE, Charles 0-1.
.
OffensiveTELTLG
Methodist
Stryffeler
Je. Hill
Bra. Burt
at BSC
Stryffeler Issermoyer Bra. Burt
at Davidson Jordan*** Issermoyer Bra. Burt
at Marist
Dayton
Jordan*** Issermoyer Bra. Burt
at ODU
Butler
Jordan*** Issermoyer A. Johnson
Morehead State
at Drake
at Valparaiso
Jacksonville
2009 Game-By-Game Starters
CRGRT
Horan A. Johnson Elsawi
Horan A. Johnson Je. Hill
Horan A.Johnson Je. Hill
Horan Ritter Je. Hill
Horan Elsawi Je. Hill
QBRB
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
Polk
Oates
DefensiveDEDTDTDELBLBLB
Methodist
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Fiore M. Brown Stanley
Stone
at BSC
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Stone
at Davidson
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Stone
at Marist
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Fiore M. Brown Stanley M. Davis
Dayton
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Fiore M.Brown Stanley
Stone
at Old Dominion Reed
Herring
Bratton
Stone
Butler
Reed
Herring
Bratton
Fiore M. Brown Stanley Dixon**
Morehead State
at Drake
at Valparaiso
Jacksonville
CB
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hart
FB
Jordan***
Cramer
Blain***
Cramer
Cramer
Cramer
Bryant***
WR
Murphy
Murphy
Murphy
Murphy
Murphy
Jordan
Murphy
WR
Constantine
Constantine
Constantine
Constantine
Constantine
Constantine
Stallings
CB
Lyon
Lyon
Lyon
Lyon
Lyon
Lyon
Lyon
S
Chandler
Chandler
Chandler
Chandler
Chandler
Chandler
Chandler
S
Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Feliciano
*started an extra tight end, **started an extra defensive back, ***started an extra receiver, *^ started an extra linebacker
Game Captains
Methodist-C.J. Oates, Mike Stryffeler, Charles Fiore, Milton Brown
Birmingham-Southern-Harrison Jordan, Lee Stanley, Randel Herring,
Jordan Cramer
Davidson-Troy Horan, Steven Goldsmith, Carl Smith
Marist-Daniel Polk, Randel Herring
Dayton-Brandon Chandler, Charles Fiore and Harrison Jordan
Old Dominion-Milton Brown, Mike Stryffeler
Butler - Mike Styffeler, Randel Herring
20 Yard Plus Plays by Player
PlayerRushRec PassRetTotal
Polk
1
-
9
-
10
Chandler
-
-
-
6
6
Jordan
-
4
-
1
5
Stryffeler
-
4
-
-
4
Constantine
-
2
-
1
3
Oates
2
1
-
-
3
Vollono
-
-
3
-
3
R. Brown
2
-
-
-
2
Lyon
-
-
-
2
2
C. Smith
1
-
-
1
2
Blain
-
1
-
-
1
Bryant
-
-
-
1
1
Most Times A Captain In Career
Milton Brown-10
Charles Fiore-4
Randel Herring-4
Mike Stryffeler-4
Jordan Cramer-3
Andy Johnson-3
Brandon Chandler-2
Josh Severns-2
31
Rushing Yds.
95-Oates
115-Oates
67-Oates (3)
87-R. Brown
55-R.Brown (2)
70-Polk 63-Polk (2)
Game
Methodist
at Birmingham-So.
at Davidson
at Marist
Dayton
at Old Dominion
Butler
Morehead State
at Drake
at Valparaiso
Jacksonville
Passing Yds.
219-Vollono
165-Polk
101-Polk
58-Polk
113-Polk
185-Polk
161-Polk (6)
Receptions
3-Jordan
4-Jordan
3-Oates (1) and Murphy (1)
3-Constantine and Stryffeler
4-Stryffeler (2)
5-Jordan 4-Jordan (4)
Receiving Yds.
85-Blain (1)
56-Jordan
41-Oates (1)
33-Constantine
60-Constantine (2)
70-Stryffeler (1)
66-Jordan (2)
All-Purpose Yds.
106-Oates
128-Oates
108-Oates (3)
87-R. Brown (1)
85-Constantine (1)
70-Stryffeler (1)
70-Polk (1)
98-Jordan (1)
Campbell Football 2009 Game Leaders
Intercep.
Tackles
Tackles For Loss
1-Lyon, Goldsmith 12-M. Brown
1.0-Reed & M. Brown
Feliciano
1-Dixon
11-Stanley
2.0-Stone (1)
1-Dixon
11-Stanley
2.0-M. Brown
-
9-Stanley 1.5-Bratton
1-Dixon (3)
8-Lyon (1)
1.0-Herring (1), Dixon (1)
Bratton (2), Feliciano (1)
-
7-Stanley (4)
1.0-M.Brown
7-M. Brown (2)
1.0-Fiore (1)
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9-Hart (1)
1.0-M. Brown (4)
2009 Campbell Football
Campbell Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 24, 2009)
All games
Rushing
POLK, Daniel
OATES, CJ
BROWN, Rashaun
SMITH, Carl
JORDAN, H
CRAMER, Jordan
KIRTZ, Darious
BRYANT, Kyle
VOLLONO, Matt
CONSTANTINE, P.
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Passing
POLK, Daniel
VOLLONO, Matt
OATES, CJ
MOORE, Ted
Total
Opponents
Receiving
JORDAN, H
STRYFFELER, M.
OATES, CJ
MURPHY, Kelvin
CONSTANTINE, P.
STALLINGS, Andy
SMITH, Carl
BROWN, Rashaun
BLAIN, Carl
CRAMER, Jordan
BRYANT, Kyle
STUBBS, Eddie
Total
Opponents
gp
att
gain loss
net avg td
7 93 460 90 370
7 60 370
7 363
7 54 305
9 296
7 51 213 11 202
7 12
53
8
45
7 10
26
0
26
3
7
19
0
19
5
3
4
0
4
4
5
11 11
0
6
2
2
2
0
2
1
0
2
-2
7 298 1463 140 1323
7 283 1686 138 1548
gp
7
4
7
7
7
7
gp
7
7
7
7
6
5
7
7
4
7
5
7
7
7
effic comp-att-int
101.80 71-142-4
226.93 13-19-2
0.00
0-1-0
0.00
0-1-0
115.13 84-163-6
127.01 95-163-6
no.
yds
4.0 4
6.1 1
5.5 2
4.0 4
3.8 0
2.6 0
2.7 0
1.3 0
0.0 0
0.0 0
-2.0 0
4.4 11
5.5 19
pct
lg avg/g
Punt Returns
no.
yds avg td
lg
39
58
42
25
12
5
7
3
6
2
0
58
65
CHANDLER, B
LYON, Cody
Total
Opponents
8
2
10
16
70
14
84
203
25
12
25
27
Interceptions
no.
yds avg td
yds td
50.0 853
68.4 249
0.0
0
0.0
0
51.5 1102
58.3 1123
avg
td
lg avg/g
18 271 15.1
16 200 12.5
9
84 9.3
9
65 7.2
8 174 21.8
7
68 9.7
7
67 9.6
3
21 7.0
2
95 47.5
2
36 18.0
2
12 6.0
1
9 9.0
84 1102 13.1
95 1123 11.8
2
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
7
9
65
39
21
12
60
21
16
18
85
18
7
9
85
42
38.7
28.6
12.0
9.3
29.0
13.6
9.6
3.0
23.8
5.1
2.4
1.3
157.4
160.4
3
4
0
0
7
9
52.9
51.9
42.3
28.9
6.4
3.7
6.3
0.8
0.0
0.0
-1.0
189.0
221.1
lg avg/g
65
85
0
0
85
42
121.9
62.2
0.0
0.0
157.4
160.4
DIXON, C.
LYON, Cody
GOLDSMITH, S
FELICIANO, Erik
Total
Opponents
3
1
1
1
6
6
13
0
0
0
13
52
8.8
7.0
8.4
12.7
4.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.2
8.7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
lg
13
0
0
0
13
23
Kick Returns
no.
yds avg td
lg
CHANDLER, B
JORDAN, H
LYON, Cody
CONSTANTINE, P.
SMITH, Carl
BRYANT, Kyle
OATES, CJ
CRAMER, Jordan
Total
Opponents
10
4
4
3
3
2
1
1
28
28
200
70
99
56
60
35
8
0
528
532
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
28
21
34
25
23
23
8
0
34
68
Fumble Returns
no.
yds avg td
lg
PIZZUTI, Paul
Total
Opponents
0
0
0
20.0
17.5
24.8
18.7
20.0
17.5
8.0
0.0
18.9
19.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
1
1
0
0
0
0
All games
Scoring
td
fg
kick
WILLETS, Adam
POLK, Daniel
SMITH, Carl
JORDAN, H
BROWN, Rashaun
CONSTANTINE, P.
OATES, CJ
STRYFFELER, M.
BLAIN, Carl
PIZZUTI, Paul
EBERWEIN, S.
Total
Opponents
4
4
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
19
28
5-7
0-1
5-8
5-7
12-15
3-3
15-18
22-25
Field Goals
fg
WILLETS, Adam
EBERWEIN, S.
5-7
0-1
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
0-2
- - 1-1
- - - - - 1 - - - 1 1-1
1 1-1
-
pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99
71.4 0-0
0.0 0-0
0-0
0-0
4-4
0-1
1-3
0-0
FG Sequence
Campbell
Opponents
Methodist
Birmingham-Southern
Davidson
Marist
Dayton
Old Dominion
Butler
47,40
39,(36)
(36)
(38),(43),(37)
(26)
(20)
27
(31),(27)
41,(21)
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
0-0
0-0
pts
- 27
- 24
- 24
- 12
- 12
- 12
- 12
8
6
6
3
- 146
- 207
Total Offense
g plays
POLK, Daniel
OATES, CJ
BROWN, Rashaun
VOLLONO, Matt
SMITH, Carl
JORDAN, H
CRAMER, Jordan
KIRTZ, Darious
BRYANT, Kyle
TEAM
Total
Opponents
7
7
7
4
7
7
7
3
5
2
7
7
rush pass
total avg/g
235 370 853 1223 174.7
61 363
0 363 51.9
54 296
0 296 42.3
24
0 249 249 62.2
51 202
0 202 28.9
12
45
0
45 6.4
10
26
0
26 3.7
7
19
0
19 6.3
3
4
0
4 0.8
1
-2
0
-2 -1.0
461 1323 1102 2425 346.4
446 1548 1123 2671 381.6
lg blk
Punting
no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk
43
0
MOORE, Ted
TEAM
Total
Opponents
37 1443
1
0
38 1443
32 1203
Kickoffs
no. yds avg tb ob retn
WILLETS, Adam
EBERWEIN, S.
Total
Opponents
16 917
13 653
29 1570
39 2150
1
0
39.0 60
0.0 0
38.0 60
37.6 76
57.3
50.2
54.1
55.1
0
1
1
7
5
0
5
3
5
0
5
7
7
0
7
9
4
0
4
3
1
0
1
0
net ydln
0
0
0 19.0 35.1
0 18.9 38.0
34
32
All games
All Purpose
g
rcv
pr
kr
OATES, CJ
JORDAN, H
POLK, Daniel
SMITH, Carl
BROWN, Rasha
CHANDLER, B
CONSTANTINE,
STRYFFELER,
LYON, Cody
BLAIN, Carl
STALLINGS, An
MURPHY, Kelvi
CRAMER, Jorda
BRYANT, Kyle
KIRTZ, Darious
DIXON, C.
STUBBS, Eddie
TEAM
Total
Opponents
7 363
84
7
45 271
7 370
0
7 202
67
7 296
21
7
0
0
6
0 174
7
0 200
7
0
0
4
0
95
5
0
68
7
0
65
7
26
36
5
4
12
3
19
0
7
0
0
7
0
9
2
-2
0
7 1323 1102
7 1548 1123
rush
0
0
0
0
0
70
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
84
203
8
70
0
60
0
200
56
0
99
0
0
0
0
35
0
0
0
0
528
532
ir
total avg/g
0 455 65.0
0 386 55.1
0 370 52.9
0 329 47.0
0 317 45.3
0 270 38.6
0 230 38.3
0 200 28.6
0 113 16.1
0
95 23.8
0
68 13.6
0
65 9.3
0
62 8.9
0
51 10.2
0
19 6.3
13
13 1.9
0
9 1.3
0
-2 -1.0
13 3050 435.7
52 3458 494.0
Campbell Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 24, 2009)
All games
##
58
43
41
37
27
95
29
34
98
11
91
55
79
17
54
38
31
44
59
24
64
32
15
21
68
22
18
53
12
20
70
93
5
92
25
45
35
3
Defensive Leaders
STANLEY, Lee
BROWN, Milton
LYON, Cody
GOLDSMITH, S
HART, Jared
HERRING, Randel
FELICIANO, Erik
CHANDLER, B
REED, Taylor
DIXON, C.
KAHUT, Jacob
FIORE, Charles
BRATTON, Eric
STONE, Jon-M.
DAVIS, Manny
MATTHEWS, Dave
PIZZUTI, Paul
HILL, Jason
HINGLETON, J
HARTMAN, Tim
DEAN, Tyler
GILBERT, Greg
FINNEY, C
MONROE, Steth
SPRY, Baryn
DAVIS, Ryan
STRYFFELER, M.
MANESS, Jody
MOORE, Ted
PARRISH, Joseph
HILL, Jeremy
SHINE, Freddie
POLK, Daniel
CHATHAM, Alec
PRICE, Chris
CRAMER, Jordan
CROCKETT, Chris
JORDAN, H
Total
Opponents
gp
ua
7
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
4
7
6
7
4
4
5
5
4
7
5
7
3
7
1
7
5
7
7
3
7
7
7
31
24
28
14
22
12
14
17
8
11
13
9
9
10
4
3
5
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
.
1
2
2
2
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.
1
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.
1
1
1
258
219
Tackles
a
tot
28
26
15
18
9
13
10
7
13
9
6
10
9
5
9
5
3
4
4
4
3
2
3
2
2
1
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1
1
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1
1
1
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225
318
59
50
43
32
31
25
24
24
21
20
19
19
18
15
13
8
8
7
6
6
5
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
483
537
tfl/yds
Sacks
no-yds
1.0-2
5.0-28
1.0-2
1.5-4
.
2.5-7
1.0-1
0.5-4
1.0-1
1.0-2
1.0-1
4.0-11
4.5-18
2.0-8
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0.5-1
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0.5-1
1.0-9
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1.0-8
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0.5-3
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0.5-1
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30-112
25-97
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1.5-15
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8-51
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Campbell University Football

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