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1998 Player Bios II
Listed as the starter at one corner slot ... Also the top punt
returner on the squad ... Transferred from Nassau Community College
prior to the 1997 season ... 1997: Saw action in 10 games at
conerback, making one start (Delaware) ... Finished with 27 tackles
(22 solo) with one interception which he returned for a touchdown ...
Had seven punt returns for 66 yards (9.4 avg.) ... Posted his finest
game of the season in the 26-20 victory at Buffalo (Oct. 18), where
he returned his first career interception 100 yards for a touchdown
... The 100-yard interception return for a touchdown marked the third
time in UMass history (and first time in 20 years) that a player had
recorded a 100-yard interception return for a score ... Also added
four tackles (all solo) and returned three punts for 38 yards,
including a career-long 19-yard return ... Made a career-high 10
tackles (nine solo) vs. Delaware in lone start (Oct. 25) ... Recorded
five tackles (two solo) at Boston University (Nov. 8) ... Before
UMass: Played for George Power at Nassau Community College in his
freshman and sophomore seasons, the same feeder school which produced
former UMass cornerbacks Breon Parker and Kory Blackwell ... Two-year
starter at cornerback while at Nassau ... Recorded 10 interceptions
in his two seasons, including a team-high six as a sophomore ... Had
one interception return for a touchdown as a sophomore ... Also a
punt returner at Nassau, with a career-long return of 88 yards ...
Nassau posted a 20-2 overall mark in his two seasons ... Played his
high school ball for Joe Kuronyi at Piscataway High School ... Also
ran track at both Nassau and Piscataway ... Personal: Full name is
Tehran T. Hunter ... Son of Theodore and Vallie Hunter ... Born
January 26, 1976 in New Brunswick, N.J. ... Majoring in
Sociology.
Enters his senior campaign as the starting fullback ... Has the
versatility to also play tailback ... Extremely hard runner who gains
most of his yards after contact ... Excellent receiver out of the
backfield ... Also an outstanding blocker ... Has played in 30 career
games, making two starts ... 1997: Saw action in 10 games as a
reserve fullback (all but Maine) ... Registered 36 carries for 151
yards (4.2 avg.) and one touchdown ... Named to the Atlantic 10
All-Academic team with a 3.04 GPA ... His 151 yards rushing was good
for fourth on the team ... Entered the year as the starting tailback,
but was plagued by a sore left hamstring for most of the season ...
Rushed for 40 yards on just three carries vs. Hofstra (Nov. 1) ...
Had 15 carries for 35 yards including a three-yard touchdown run at
Villanova (Oct. 11) ... Recorded 30 yards on four carries at Boston
University (Nov. 8) ... 1996: Played in nine games, making two
starts (Rhode Island and Connecticut) ... Missed first two games of
season (Villanova and Holy Cross) with a sore right hamstring ...
Rushed for 327 yards and five touchdowns on 83 carries (3.9 avg) ...
Third on the team in rushing yards (327) and carries (83) ... Tied
for second on the team in touchdowns (five) and tied for third in
points (30) ... Made five receptions for 57 yards (11.4 avg.) ...
Posted 112 yards with a career-high two touchdowns on 17 carries,
while also catching a 22-yard pass on a key third down play in
leading the Minutemen to a 21-14 win over Northeastern (Sept. 28) ...
Had a 70-yard touchdown run in the Northeastern game matching the
longest touchdown run of his career ... Rushed for 53 yards on 16
carries at Rhode Island (Oct. 5) ... Had two receptions for a
career-high 28 yards while rushing for 49 yards on 14 carries at
William & Mary (Nov. 9) ... Ran for 60 yards on 12 carries in the
win over Connecticut (Nov. 16) ... Named to the UMass Athletic
Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in the fall semester ... One of
two UMass players (Bryan Healy) selected to the Yankee Conference
All-Academic team ... 1995: Played in all 11 games ... Served as a
backup to Frank Alessio at the tailback position ... Rushed for 564
yards and three touchdowns on 76 carries ... Third on the team in
rushing yards (564), carries (76) and rushing touchdowns (three) ...
Had an impressive 7.4 yards per carry average for the season, second
best on the club ... His 564 yards rushing was the third best single
season performance by a freshman in UMass history ... Ran for a
career-high 174 yards and one touchdown on just six carries in the
44-36 win over Lehigh (Oct. 28) ... Had a career-long run of 75 yards
and a 70-yard scamper for the touchdown in the game ... Set a school
single-game record for highest average yards per carry in the game
(29.0) ... Named the Yankee Conference Rookie of the Week for his
effort vs. Lehigh ... Carried the ball 20 times for 97 yards and one
touchdown vs. New Hampshire (Oct. 7) ... Ran for 92 yards and his
first collegiate touchdown on 15 carries in the 51-0 win over Holy
Cross (Sept. 16) ... Named to the UMass Athletic Director's Honor
Roll (GPA over 3.0) in the spring semester ... 1994: Named to the
UMass Athletic Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in both the fall
and spring semesters ... Also named to the Dean's List (3.5 GPA) for
the spring semester ... High School: Played for Brian O'Reilly at
Pinkerton Academy ... Ran for 4,099 career yards and a New Hampshire
state record 76 career touchdowns during his scholastic years ... Ran
for 1,610 yards on 155 carries for an eye-catching 10.4 yards per
carry during his senior season ... Posted 27 rushing touchdowns, nine
receiving touchdowns and one interception return for a score to set a
state single season record of 38 touchdowns ... All-State, All-Area
and All-Division I first-team selection for three consecutive years
... Led his high school to three straight state titles ... State of
New Hampshire Male Athlete of the Year as a senior ... Two-time
Gatorade New Hampshire Player of the Year ... Lawrence Eagle-Tribune
and Nashua Telegraph Player of the Year in his junior and senior
years ... Manchester Union Leader Male Athlete of the Year as a
senior ... All-Scholastic choice during his senior season by the
Boston Globe ... Also an excellent sprinter for the track team ...
Appeared in Sports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd" during his
senior year ... Personal: Full name is Matthew Robert Jordan ... Son
of Brian and Denise Jordan ... Born September 16, 1976 in Concord,
Mass. ... His father, Brian, is a 1971 UMass graduate ... Majoring in
Sport Management.
Slated as the backup to Brian Smith at strong safety heading into
spring drills ... Has shown good speed and cover ability in practice,
but still needs to gain game experience ... Redshirted in 1996 ...
1997: Saw action in all 11 games at defensive back ... Registered 21
tackles (11 solo) ... Made a career-high five tackles (three solo)
vs. Hofstra (Nov. 1) ... Recorded four tackles (two solo) vs. New
Hampshire (Oct. 4) ... Had three tackles (two solo) at Maine (Sept.
13) ... Posted three tackles (one solo) vs. Connecticut (Nov. 15) ...
High School: Played defensive back and wide receiver for John Barr
at Downington ... Made two interceptions during his senior season ...
Averaged 30 yards per kickoff return and 14 yards per punt return,
taking two back for touchdowns ... Named first-team All-Chesmont
League and Philadelphia Daily News second-team All-Area at defensive
back during his senior season ... Also selected Philadelphia Daily
News honorable mention All-Area at wide receiver as a senior ... Team
captain in his senior year ... Team went 13-1 during his junior
campaign ... Personal: Full name is Bryan Charles King ... Son of
John and Ruth King ... Born May 11, 1978 in Philadelphia, Pa. ...
Majoring in Sport Management.
Will compete for time at the tailback slot ... Has shown excellent
work ethic in the weight room ... Solid blocking back ... 1997: Did
not see any game action ... Named to the UMass Athletic Director's
Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in both the fall and spring semesters ...
1996: Saw action in one game (Boston University), carrying the ball
once for one yard ... 1995: Did not see any game action ... High
School: Four-year letterwinner who played offensive guard and nose
tackle for Paul Costello at Boston Latin ... Two-time All-Dual County
League selection ... Team captain as a senior ... Personal: Full
name is James Alec Kirnon ... Son of Karen Kirnon ... Born March 3,
1976 in Boston, Mass. ... Majoring in Microbiology.
Slated to be the starter at right guard ... Came to UMass as a
defensive tackle, but made the switch to offensive line prior to last
season ... Brings a great work ethic and determination to the field
... Redshirted in 1996 ... 1997: Saw action in five games at right
guard, making three starts (James Madison, Rhode Island and
Connecticut) ... Began preseason practice as a defensive tackle, but
moved to the offensive line prior to the start of the regular season
... Had a severely sprained right ankle in the Rhode Island game
which forced him to miss six games ... Was productive when he
started, paving the way for Marcel Shipp to rush for 289 yards in
those three starts (96.3 ypg) ... High School: Four-year
letterwinner for Al O'Hara at Weston ... Made 155 career tackles as a
three-year starter ... Recorded 92 tackles, including 13 sacks and 10
pass breakups during his senior campaign ... Named to the Boston
Globe All-Scholastic team and the Middlesex News All-Star team as a
senior ... Played in the Shriner's All-Star game following his senior
year ... Personal: Full name is Tyler Reese Lauback ... Son of Scott
and Barbara Lauback ... Born September 5, 1978 in Boston, Mass. ...
Majoring in English.
Top returning wide receiver on the team ... Coaching staff
predicts he will be one of the top surprises on the squad ...
Excellent all-around athlete with good hands ... Should see a lot of
balls thrown his way in Mark Whipple's new offensive scheme ...
Redshirted in 1996 ... 1997: Saw action in all 11 games at wide
receiver ... Registered nine receptions for 105 yards (11.7 avg.) and
one touchdown ... Caught three passes for 41 yards vs. Delaware (Oct.
25) ... Made two catches for 30 yards in the 26-20 victory at Buffalo
(Oct. 18) ... Scored his first collegiate touchdown on an eight-yard
catch vs. Connecticut (Nov. 15) ... Named to the UMass Athletic
Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in the fall 1997 semester ...
1996: Named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in
the spring 1997 semester ... High School: Four-year letterwinner at
wide receiver and linebacker for Brian McCluskey at Penn Charter ...
Made 44 receptions for 540 yards and five touchdowns as a senior ...
Also recorded 101 tackles and five interceptions, averaged over 15
yards per punt return and returned a kickoff for a touchdown ...
Named to the Philadelphia Daily News All-City first-team as a senior
... Team captain and MVP in his senior campaign ... Also served as
team captain for the basketball and track squads ... All-Interac
League choice in basketball as a junior ... Won the league triple
jump crown during his junior season (43-11) and long jumped over 22
feet while at Penn Charter ... Personal: Full name is Steve R. Ley
... Son of Steve and Judy Ley ... Born June 22, 1978 in Philadelphia,
Pa. ... Majoring in Sport Management.
All-Atlantic 10 Conference candidate who will go down as one of
the top punters in school history ... Begins his fourth season as the
starting punter ... Already holds seven UMass punting records:
career punting average (37.9), longest punt (78 yds), single-season
punting average (40.1), single-season punting yards (3,028),
single-season punts (79), single-game punts (13) and single-game
punting yards (489) ... Also ranks second at UMass in career punting
yards (8,293) and tied for second in career punts (219) ... Kicks off
and is the top holder for the Minutemen ... Will also serve as the
top backup to Matt Murphy at placekicker ... Has played in 33 career
games ... Also has played three years as a walk-on swingman for the
UMass basketball team ... 1997: Played in all 11 games ... Punted 73
times for 2,924 yards (40.1 avg.) ... Finished fifth in the Atlantic
10 in punting (40.1 avg.) ... Placed at least three punts inside the
opponent's 20-yard line in five of the 11 games on the season ...
Broke the UMass single-season record for highest punting average
(40.1 avg.), becoming the first player in school history to average
over 40 yards per punt in a season ... Recorded a punting average of
over 40.0 yards per punt in six of the 11 games ... Had six punts of
over 50 yards on the season ... Made 3-of-5 field goals on the season
... Converted on 7-of-11 PATs on the season ... Had a school-record
78-yard punt at Boston University (Nov. 8) ... Punted seven times for
309 yards and a career-high 44.1 average in the 18-14 victory over
Rhode Island (Sept. 27) ... Averaged 43.6 yards on eight punts vs.
Hofstra (Nov. 1) ... Posted a 41.7 average on seven kicks and made a
32-yard field goal vs. New Hampshire (Oct. 4) ... Kicked a
career-long 33-yard field goal vs. Delaware (Oct. 25) ... Connected
on a 24-yard field goal at James Madison (Sept. 20) ... 1996: Played
in all 11 games ... Punted 79 times for 3,028 yards (38.3 avg.) ...
Broke the all-time UMass single-season marks for most yards punting
(3,028) and most punts (79), eclipsing the previous marks of 2,573
yards (Timothy Fontaine, 1978) and 73 punts (Ray Larnard, 1980) ...
Finished sixth in the Yankee Conference in punting (38.3 avg.) ...
Averaged over 40 yards per punt in six of UMass' 11 games on the
season ... Placed at least two punts within the opponent's 20-yard
line in 10 of his 11 contests, including a career-high four in the
win vs. Northeastern (Sept. 28) ... Had a 63-yard punt in the win
over Northeastern ... Established UMass single-game records for most
punts (13) and most punting yards (489) in the overtime win at
Richmond (Sept. 21) ... Had a season-best average of 43.0 yards per
punt on two occasions (at Holy Cross, four punts for 172 yards; vs.
Buffalo, five punts for 215 yards) ... Spent the winter as a reserve
guard on the basketball team which advanced to the NCAA Tournament
... Had two points and four rebounds in 10 games ... Named to the
UMass Athletic Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0) in the spring
semester ... 1995: Saw action in all 11 games ... Punted 67 times
for 2,341 yards (34.9 avg.) ... Had a punt of 59 yards in the win
over Holy Cross (Sept. 16) ... Punted 11 times for 387 yards (35.2
avg.) in the loss at Rhode Island (Sept. 30) ... Had a season-best
average of 38.4 yards per punt at Buffalo (Oct. 14), punting five
times for 192 yards ... Averaged over 35.0 yards per punt in eight of
his 11 games ... Assumed the placekicking duties late in the season
... Converted 1-of-3 field goal attempts, a 21-yard boot in the win
at Boston University (Nov. 11) ... Made 3-of-4 PATs on the year ...
Spent the winter as a reserve guard on the UMass basketball team
which advanced to the NCAA Final Four for the first time in school
history ... Had two points, five rebounds and one assist in 18 games
... Named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA
above 3.0 in the fall semester ... High School: Punter and
placekicker for Fred Ross at Stroudsburg ... Averaged 41 yards per
punt during his senior year ... Connected on 111-of-115 PATs over his
high school career ... Holds school records for longest field goal,
most extra points, most field goals, highest punt average and longest
punt ... All-State selection as a senior ... Two-time All-Mountain
Valley League choice ... Also lettered in basketball and soccer ...
Three-time All-Mountain Valley League pick in soccer ... Two-time
All-Mountain Valley League selection in basketball who scored over
1,000 points in high school ... Personal: Full name is Andrew Larsen
Maclay ... Son of Doug and Tonya Maclay ... Born September 8, 1976 in
East Stroudsburg, Pa. ... Majoring in Sociology.
Slated as the top backup to Mike Wynne at left guard ... Coaching
staff believes he has great potential to excel during his career ...
Redshirted in 1997 ... High School: Played for Guy Puleo at Proctor
High School ... Saw action on both sides of the line during his high
school career ... First-team All-Section III Central New York (Class
2A) choice as an offensive lineman during his senior season ...
Played in the John Arcaro All-Star Memorial Senior Classic,
showcasing the top senior talent in the Upstate New York region ...
Also lettered in basketball (center) at Proctor ... Personal: Full
name is Corey D. Mitchell ... Son of Shirley Mitchell ... Born May
15, 1979 in Utica, N.Y. ... Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences.
The top placekicker on the team ... Broke his right (kicking) foot
prior to spring drills and was forced to miss spring practice ... Is
expected to be 100% by the time fall practice begins ... Will also
serve as the backup to Andy Maclay at punter ... Has played in 14
career games ... 1997: Played in four games ... Began the year as
the top placekicker, but lost the job after the Maine game in week
two ... Regained the job before the season-finale vs. Connecticut ...
Made 1-of-3 field goals on the season ... Finished 2-of-4 on extra
point attempts ... Had a 30-yard field goal vs. Connecticut (Nov. 15)
... Named to the UMass Athletic Director's Honor Roll (GPA over 3.0)
in the fall 1997 semester ... 1996: Played in 10 games ...Assumed
the placekicking duties from Eric Oke prior to the Holy Cross game in
week two ... Converted 2-of-5 field goals and 25-of-30 PATs on the
season ... His 25 PATs tied for the ninth best single-season total in
UMass history ... Finished second on the team with 31 points ... Hit
a key extra point with three seconds left in regulation to tie the
game and send it into overtime in the 21-14 win at Richmond (Sept.
21) ... Started the season with a string of 13 consecutive PATs made
(the most since Oke had 13 in 1993), before having one blocked in the
win against Boston University (Oct. 12) ... Also made a career-long
35-yard field goal in the Boston University game ... 1995: Did not
see any game action ... Before UMass: Attended prep school at
Worcester Academy where he was the placekicker and punter, helping
the squad to a 6-3 record ... Played for Bruce MacPherson at Melrose
High School ... Converted 4-of-4 field goals and 32-of-38 PATs during
his high school career ... Team captain and Middlesex League All-Star
in wrestling during his senior year ... Personal: Full name is
Matthew Robert Murphy ... Son of William F. and Donna Murphy ... Born
November 20, 1974 in Boston, Mass. ... Majoring in Management.
Will compete for time in the secondary this fall ... Makes the
transition from outside linebacker to defensive back ... Very
versatile player who can play a number of positions (quarterback,
running back, linebacker, defensive back) ... Came to UMass as a
quarterback ... Redshirted in 1996 ... 1997: Saw action in all 11
games as an outside linebacker and on special teams ... Finished the
year with 13 total tackles (six solo) ... Made a season-high four
tackles (two solo) vs. Richmond (Aug. 30) ... Posted three tackles
(two solo) at Buffalo (Oct. 18) ... Also recorded two-tackle efforts
at James Madison (Sept. 20) and vs. Hofstra (Nov. 1) ... Began the
year as a running back, but switched to outside linebacker during
fall practice ... High School: Four-year letterwinner at quarterback
for Dennis Bellentoni at Staten Island Tech ... Completed 61 percent
of his passes for 13 touchdowns with only two interceptions during
his senior season ... Led his high school team to the New York City
Metropolitan Championship, throwing for two touchdowns in the 18-0
title game victory over Flushing ... Named to the New York Times and
New York Daily News All-Star teams ... Member of the Staten Island
Advance All-Star team ... Team captain as a senior ... Personal:
Full name is Lance Kilpatrick Overby ... Son of Mosezetta Overby ...
Born July 7, 1978 in New York, N.Y. ... Majoring in Education.
Holds down the starting job at one defensive tackle position ...
Great work ethic and intensity ... Has played in 20 career games ...
Redshirted in 1995 ... 1997: Played in all 11 games at defensive
tackle, all as a reserve ... Finished with 17 tackles (six solo),
including two tackles-for-loss, one sack and one fumble recovery ...
Made three tackles (one solo) with one tackle-for-loss vs. Richmond
(Aug. 30) ... Had three tackles (all assisted) in the 18-14 victory
over Rhode Island (Sept. 27) ... Recorded a sack in the 26-20 victory
at Buffalo (Oct. 18) ... Recovered a fumble vs. Hofstra (Nov. 1) ...
1996: Saw action in nine games ... Recorded three assisted tackles
on the year ... High School: Played both defensive tackle and tight
end for Joe Ursida at New Brighton ... Recorded four sacks, while
also averaging 17.7 yards per catch and scoring one touchdown at
tight end during his senior season ... First-team All-Western
Pennsylvania choice both on offense and defense as a senior ...
Honorable Mention All-Western Pennsylvania pick on offense and
defense during his junior season ... His high school team won the
Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL)
championship game, played in Three Rivers Stadium ... Played tight
end in the Pennsylvania-Ohio All-Star game after his senior season
... Member of the National Honor Society ... Personal: Full name is
Aaron Edward Parker ... Son of Ed and Kathleen Parker ... His father,
Ed, played football at Marshall University ... Born November 11, 1976
in Rochester, Pa. ... Comes from the talent-rich football area in
Western Pennsylvania that produced such greats as Joe Namath, Tony
Dorsett and Mike Ditka ... Majoring in Exercise Science.
Listed as the top backup to Marcel Shipp at tailback ... Excellent
run-blocker ... Will be asked to catch some balls out of the
backfield in Mark Whipple's new offensive scheme ... Could also see
action as a kickoff returner ... Holds the school record for the
longest run from scrimmage (96-yard touchdown at Rhode Island, 1996)
... Has played in 31 career games, making two starts ... Redshirted
in 1994 ... 1997: Saw action in all 11 games at tailback, starting
the first two ... Rushed 64 times for 277 yards (4.3 avg.) and three
touchdowns ... Third on the team in rushing yards (277) and
touchdowns (three) ... Caught 11 receptions for 56 yards ... Had
three kick returns for 47 yards (15.7 avg.) ... Rushed for 49 yards
on nine carries and scored on a three-yard touchdown run in the 26-20
victory at Buffalo (Oct. 18) ... Tied a career-high with 10 carries
for 49 yards in the 18-14 victory over Rhode Island (Sept. 27) ...
Also rushed 10 times for 44 yards including a four-yard touchdown run
at James Madison (Sept. 20) ... Posted 30 yards rushing and a
touchdown on seven carries at Villanova ... Had a career-high three
catches for 15 yards vs. Richmond (Aug. 30) ... Made a career-long
19-yard reception vs. Delaware (Oct. 25) ... 1996: Saw action in
nine games on the season, all as a reserve ... Ran for 235 yards and
two touchdowns on 23 carries (10.2 avg.) ... His 235 yards rushing
ranked fifth on the team ... Rushed for career bests of 134 yards and
two touchdowns on just five carries in the loss at Rhode Island (Oct.
5) ... Had a 96-yard touchdown scamper in the Rhode Island game, the
longest run in school history ... The feat eclipsed a mark that had
stood for over 68 years (Fred Ellert, 95-yard run at Tufts on Nov.
27, 1928) ... Rushed for 31 yards on five carries in the 43-12 win
over Boston University (Oct. 12) ... Posted 34 yards on just three
carries in the loss to Maine (Nov. 2) ... Did not play in the final
two games of the season (William & Mary and UConn) due to an
injured left shoulder ... 1995: Played in all 11 games as a backup
fullback ... Ran for 153 yards and one touchdown on 31 carries (4.9
avg.) ... His 153 yards rushing ranked fourth on the team ... Was not
stopped for a loss in his 31 attempts ... Had his best game of the
season at Rhode Island (Sept. 30), carrying the ball seven times for
35 yards ... Scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 14-yard run
in the win over Holy Cross (Sept. 16) ... Had five carries for 26
yards in the season-opener vs. Richmond (Sept. 9) ... High School:
Played for Paul Marranca at Wyoming Area ... Rushed for 3,999 yards
and 63 touchdowns on 562 attempts during his high school career ...
Set school records for most career rushing yards and touchdowns ...
During his senior season, he ran for 1,863 yards and 27 touchdowns
... First-team All-State selection as a senior ... Named the Wyoming
Valley Conference's MVP during his senior year ... Six-time Scranton
Times Player of the Week ... Team captain as a senior ... Class
president during his junior year ... Personal: Full name is James M.
Pizano ... Son of Frank and Marion Pizano ... Born November 10, 1975
in Kingston, Pa. ... Majoring in Family & Consumer Studies.Tehran Hunter
Senior * DB * 5-8 * 150
Piscataway, N.J. (Nassau CC)
Matt Jordan
Senior * RB * 5-11 * 210
Derry, N.H. (Pinkerton Academy)
Bryan King
Sophomore * DB * 6-0 * 184
Downingtown, Pa. (Downington)
James Kirnon
Senior * RB * 5-9 * 228
Roxbury, Mass. (Boston Latin)
Tyler Lauback
Sophomore * OL * 6-3 * 273
Weston, Mass. (Weston)
Steve Ley
Sophomore * WR * 6-2 * 195
Philadelphia, Pa. (Penn Charter)
Andrew Maclay
Senior * P * 6-4 * 195
Stroudsburg, Pa. (Stroudsburg)
Corey Mitchell
Redshirt Fr. * OL * 6-4 * 265
Utica, N.Y. (Proctor)
Matt Murphy
Senior * PK * 5-11 * 215
Melrose, Mass. (Worcester Academy)
Lance Overby
Sophomore * DB * 6-1 * 194
Staten Island, N.Y. (Staten Island Tech)
Aaron Parker
Junior * DL * 6-3 * 268
New Brighton, Pa. (New Brighton)
Jim Pizano
Senior * TB * 5-8 * 188
Exeter, Pa. (Wyoming Area Senior)