Syracuse Preps For Opener vs. Buffalo
8/28/2000 1:53:16 PM | Football
ON THE AIR
This week's game will be broadcast on a tape-delay basis on Time Warner 13 in Syracuse Ted DeLuca will handle the play-by-play duties, while Dale Drypolcher will provide analysisThe game will be aired on Sunday, September 3 at 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.mIn addition, Time Warner in Rochester and Adelphia Cable in Buffalo will re-broadcast the gameAll of SU's games will be broadcast on the SU Radio NetworkDave Pasch will handle the play-by-play duties, while Dave Hammond will serve as the analystIn addition, Mike Schopp will provide sideline reports and Carter Blackburn will add feature segments to the broadcastThe flagship station is WAQX-95.7 FMSee page 4 for a complete listing of stations on the radio networkOrange football can also be heard on WAER WAER's sports director is Damon Amendolara.
Syracuse University football games will be broadcast throughout the Northeast on the SU Sports Radio Network in 2000. Orange football will make its debut on the One-On-One Sports flagship in New York City this year. WJWR-AM (620) will carry the 2000 season in the Big Apple.
Syracuse radio stations WAQX-FM (95.7) and WNSS-AM (1260) remain the flagship stations for the network, consisting of 23 stationsSU game broadcasts go on the air in Syracuse two hours before kickoff with the pre-game show hosted by Mike SchoppNetwork stations join the coverage, featuring Voice of the Orange Dave Pasch and color analyst Dave Hammond, one hour before kickoff.
The post-game show, featuring live interviews with Coach Paul Pasqualoni and SU players, and highlightsMike Schopp continues the post-game lineup with a one-hour call-in showHe will take calls from the Carrier Dome after each home game and Carter Blackburn will host the show from Tully's Good Times Restaurant on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse when the Orangemen are on the road. Fans should dial 877-600-6431 to talk SU football.
Additionally, the second season of "Inside SU Football with Paul Pasqualoni" debuts on the network on Aug. 31. The show will air from 8 to 9 p.m. on ThursdaysThe toll-free number is 877-600-6431.
THIS WEEK'S GAMEDAY FEATURE
Maloney Era Reunion
Former SU head coach Frank Maloney will be recognized at SU's game against Buffalo as members of his Orange teams gather for a reunion ... Maloney will be honored by SU Chancellor Shaw and Joe Lampe, Chairman of SU's Board of Trustees during a halftime presentation ... For a complete list of the 23 players scheduled to be in attendance, please see page 4 In addition, the two other SU mentors who have guided the Orange during the 20 years of the Carrier Dome, Dick MacPherson and Paul Pasqualoni, will be recognized at halftime MacPherson will be in attendance to accept his plaque, while Pasqualoni's wife, Jill, will stand in for the coach while he is in the lockerroom at halftime.
As of Monday, August 28, 23 football players who competed for SU head coach Frank Maloney, from 1974 to 1980, will return to the Carrier Dome to celebrate the Maloney Era ReunionThe players will be introduced at halftime of SU's game against BuffaloThe list of players scheduled to be in attendance includes Robert Avery ('78), Tim Ahern ('77), Bob Arkeilpane ('80), Bruce Babcock ('80), Craig Bingham ('81), David Brooks ('81), Jim Collins ('80), Chuck Cometti ('80), James DaRin ('76), Gerry Feehery ('82), Gordon Gronkowski ('81), Tommy Hazzan ('81), Brian Heffernan ('81), Bill Hurley ('79), John Lally ('81), Robert Manning ('82), John McCollom ('81), Art Monk ('79), Jim Sessler ('77), Jim Webster, Glenn Williams ('78), Bernard Winters ('77) and Craig Wolfley ('79)More players are expected to confirm their attendance this week.
TAKE A KID TO THE GAME!
Syracuse University is offering football fans a special family package ticket price for the season opener with the University of Buffalo on September 2The "Take A Kid To The Game" promotion features two adult tickets, two youth tickets, a Skytop parking pass and a $10 concession coupon for only $50. The discount represents a $22 savings from the regular priceTickets can be obtained from the Carrier Dome Box Office at Gate B, by calling 315-443-2121 or toll free at 1-888-DOMETIX.
GREENWOOD AMONG NATION'S BEST LINEBACKERS
Senior co-captain Morlon Greenwood (Freeport, NY) is a candidate for the 2000 Butkus AwardThe award honors the top linebacker in Division I-AGreenwood has made 37 consecutive starts at SU and was third on the team last season with 91 tackles, including a career-high 11 stops against TulaneGreenwood is rated the 15th-best outside linebacker nationally by Lindy's preseason magazineHe is one of four BIG EAST representatives on the list (Dan Morgan, UM, and Taylor Suman, TU and LeVar Talley, TU)The 70-player Butkus Award Watch List will be trimmed to 10 semi-finalists on October 19Three finalists will be announced on November 9The Butkus Award Gala will be on December 8 at the Hard Rock Live in Orlando, FL.
DEFENSIVE BOOKENDS
Senior Duke Pettijohn (Mattapan, MA) and junior Dwight Freeney (Bloomfield, CT) give the Orange one of the best sets of defensive ends in the nationIn 1999 Pettijohn registered 10.5 sacks and 45 tackles, including 13 for a loss, en route to earning All-BIG EAST First Team honorsPettijohn, who began his SU career as a linebacker, has played in 32 games and started 20 of thoseFreeney recorded 3.5 sacks and had 19 tackles, including five for a lossFreeney, who played as a true freshman in 1998, has played in 21 games, including two startsPettijohn and Freeney are the ends for a defensive line that is ranked ninth by Lindy's preseason magazineDefensive tackles Rickie Simpkins (Middle Village, NY) and Eric Downing (Paterson, NJ) start on the inside.
DEFENDING ON THE INSIDE
Defensive tackles Rickie Simpkins (Middle Village, NY) and Eric Downing (Paterson, NJ) join defensive ends Duke Pettijohn (Mattapan, MA) and junior Dwight Freeney (Bloomfield, CT) to make up one of the nation's best defensive linesSimpkins posted 4.5 sacks and 53 tackles in 1999, including nine tackles for a lossDowning had 2.0 sacks and 43 tackles, including 11 for a loss.
2000 PRESEASON RECOGNITION
2000 Preseason Team Ranking
| Publication | BIG EAST | National |
| Athlon | 4 | NR |
| Preview Sports | 3 | 24 |
| Lindy's | 3 | 34 |
| Sporting News | 4 | 32 |
Defensive Line: Lindy's - 9th
Recruiting Class: Lindy's - 23rd
Morlon Greenwood
15th-best outside linebacker in the nation by Lindy's
First Team All-BIG EAST: Athlon, Preview Sports, Rivals.com
Second Team All-BIG EAST: The Sporting News, Lindy's
Kyle Johnson
Rated the best fullback in the nation by The Sporting News
Second Team All-BIG EAST (Rivals.com)
PJ Alexander
First Team All-BIG EAST (Preview Sports)
Second Team All-BIG EAST (Rivals.com)
Will Allen
4th-best cornerback in the nation by The Sporting News
Listed seventh on the Thorpe Award candidate list by The Sporting News
Second Team All-American: The Sporting News
First Team All-BIG EAST: The Sporting News, Athlon, Rivals.com
Second Team All-BIG EAST: (Lindy's)
Dee Brown
Second Team All-BIG EAST: The Sporting News, Lindy's
Eric Downing
Second Team All-BIG EAST (Lindy's)
Quentin Harris
19th-best free safety in the nation by Lindy's
First Team All-BIG EAST: Lindy's, Rivals.com
Duke Pettijohn
Ninth-best defensive end in the nation (Lindy's)
Third Team All-American (Athlon)
First Team All-BIG EAST: Athlon, Lindy's, The Sporting News, Preview Sports, Rivals.com
Rickie Simpkins
Second Team All-BIG EAST: The Sporting News, Rivals.com
Clifton Smith
Rated 16th-best inside linebacker by The Sporting News and 25th-best by Lindy's
First Team All-BIG EAST: The Sporting News, Rivals.com
Second Team All-BIG EAST (Lindy's)
BACK FOR MORE IN 2000
Syracuse has 27 out of 49 returning letterwinners in 2000, including 13 on offense, 13 on defense and one specialistEighteen players from the defensive two-deep (seven starters) return, while 14 from the offensive two-deep (five starters) will be back.
RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMICS
The SU football program will receive the 2000 American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Academic Achievement Award, given annually by the Touchdown Club of MemphisSyracuse earned the award for having a 100 percent graduation rate for members of its football squad when every member of the 1994-95 freshman class earned a degree.
SU AT THE TOP OF ACADEMIC LIST
Football Squad Wins AFCA Academic Achievement Award
Syracuse University will receive the 2000 American Football Coaches Association's (AFCA) Academic Achievement Award, which is presented annually by the Touchdown Club of Memphis. Syracuse recorded a 100 percent graduation rate for members of its football squad when all members of the freshman class of 1994-95 earned a degree.
"We're certainly proud of the efforts of the student-athletes in our program," said Syracuse Head Coach Paul Pasqualoni. "The AFCA Academic Achievement Award is a great tribute to this group of student-athletes who were involved in three BIG EAST championships, two BCS bowl games and attained a 100 percent graduation rate."
The Syracuse student-athletes who were members of the 1994-95 freshman class and completed their athletic eligibility in the Fall of 1998 are Darryl Daniel, Doug Dunkin, Stan Gibbs, Kevin Johnson, Scott Kiernan, Donovan McNabb, Phil Nash, Jason Poles, Kaseem Sinceno and Shawn Summerville. In addition, Doug Dunkin and Marc Pilon are also members of this class after transferring to Syracuse and earning their degrees in May, 1999.
Syracuse's win is the first for the school since the award's inception in 1981. It also marks the fourth time a BIG EAST school has earned the honor. Boston College shared the award in 1992, 1995 and 1996. This year's award is the third one presented by the AFCA. From 1981-1997 the award was handed out by the College Football Association.
Twenty-six other NCAA Division I-A members received honorable mention status for having graduation rates of 70 percent or better. Syracuse had earned the honorable mention recognition in seven of the last nine years.
The overall graduation rate of the 97 institutions participating in the survey was 57 percent, up from 56 percent a year ago. The median graduation rate was 58 percent, the same as the previous two years. The survey involved the freshman class from the academic year of 1994-95 who received athletically-related financial aid as a member of the institution's football squad. Of those student-athletes who completed four years of eligibility, 71.8 percent have graduated and another 8.3 percent are currently enrolled and working toward a degree.
The 2000 AFCA Academic Achievement Award will be presented to Syracuse at the AFCA Kickoff Luncheon during the Association's 2001 convention in Atlanta, GA.
DEGREE IN HAND
Six current Orangemen, including Dee Brown, Emerson Kilgore, Cliff Snell, Vaughn Smith and Pat Woodcock earned their undergraduate degrees in May 2000, and are continuing their studies in graduate school.
OFF THE FIELD ACTION
Orangemen on Stage
Kyle Johnson is one of four Orangemen to perform on the theatrical stage as well as on the football field ... Defensive end Duke Pettijohn, cornerback Will Allen,, placekicker Peter Ferris , wide receiver Pat Woodcock and running back James Mungro have also played roles in theatrical productions during their SU careers.
McNabb Gives Back to SU
Former Syracuse University quarterback Donovan McNabb (Dolton, IL) announced a $100,000 donation to benefit his alma mater McNabb, who is currently the starting quarterback for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, earmarked his contribution for the Orangemen's new lockerroom at the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex.
"I am delighted to be able to repay, in some small way, all that I have gained from having graduated from Syracuse University and from having been a part of the great Syracuse football tradition," McNabb said.
During his tenure at SU, McNabb led the Orange to three BIG EAST Championships, four post-season bowl games and a record of 36-14 on the field. Off the field, McNabb and his classmates gained recognition for the University, earning the 2000 AFCA Academic Achievement Award for having 100 percent of the class leave SU with a degree.
The new lockerroom, which covers 5,000 square-feet, will feature 110 custom oak lockers with combination seating and storage and a football-specific sports medicine training facility, which was increased to a 2,800 square-foot area. The athletic training area will include spacious treatment, taping and hydrotherapy sections and three whirlpool therapy tubs.
POSITIONS CHANGES IN 2000
Six Orangemen lined up in new positions prior to 2000 spring practice and entering the 2000 season, a total of 14 players are in different positions than they were during the 1999 seasonJunior wide receivers Jeremy Cooper (Swedesboro, NJ) and Maurice Minter (Ossining, NY) made the transition to the defensive side of the ballCooper is a second-string cornerback, while Minter moved to free safety during Spring practice and then made the switch to linebacker during preseason campSheldon King (Swedesboro, NJ) returned to defensive end after playing tight end in 1999During the Spring game, however, King suffered a knee injury and is likely to miss the 2000 season Keeon Walker (Hoboken, NJ) will play strong safety after competing as a running back Giovanni DeLoatch (Teaneck, NJ) will play offensive tackle after two years at defensive endJunior Mark Holtzman (McKeesport, PA) and redshirt freshman Louis Gachelin (Miami, FL) moved inside on the defensive line to tackle from defensive endOn the offensive line junior PJ Alexander (Tallahassee, FL) moved from center to tackle, redshirt freshman Chris Buda (Tallahassee, FL) moved to center, junior Joe Burton (Greenwich, CT) switched from guard to tackle and sophomore Erik Kalyoanides (Reading, MA) moved from tackle to play guard and centerRedshirt freshman Andrew Bulman (Boston, MA) went to the other side of the ball, from offensive line to defensive endBarry Baker (North Babylon, NY) will begin his SU career as a linebacker, after beginning the 2000 preseason camp as a free safetyJunior Willie Ford (Falmouth, MA) will takeover the strong safety position after playing cornerback and safety in 1999.
2000 TEAM CAPTAINS
Three seniors, Morlon Greenwood (Freeport, NY), Kyle Johnson (Woodbridge, NJ) and Pat Woodcock (Kanata, Ontario, Canada) will serve as the 2000 team captainsThe trio was elected in a team vote on the final day of Spring Practice in May.
SU FUTURE SCHEDULES INCLUDE NATIONAL NAMES
The Syracuse future football schedule includes a series against Notre Dame, set to begin in 2003The game is tentatively scheduled for November 22, 2003 in the Carrier DomeSyracuse will also face non-conference opponents Central Florida and Toledo in the Carrier Dome in 2003SU will host BIG EAST opponents West Virginia, Boston College and TempleSU will also host one additional non-conference game in 2003 when the NCAA permits schools to play 12 regular season games In 2003 SU will face North Carolina from the ACC and conference opponents Miami, Pittsburgh, Rutgers and Virginia Tech on the road.
SU's 2001 schedule includes home games against non-conference opponents Central Florida, East Carolina, Auburn, and BIG EAST foes Boston College, Temple and West VirginiaSU will play at Tennessee out of conference and travel to BIG EAST cities to face Miami, Pittsburgh, Rutgers and Virginia Tech on the road.
In 2002 SU is scheduled to host East Carolina and North Carolina out of conference and Miami, Pittsburgh, Rutgers and Virginia Tech in the BIG EASTSyracuse will play at Brigham Young, Central Florida and Auburn, in addition to facing league opponents Boston College, Temple and West Virginia on the road.
HOMETOWN HEROES
Senior Will Allen (Corcoran HS), junior JR Johnson (Cicero North Syracuse HS), Brian Hooper (Auburn HS) and George Scott (Baldwinsville HS) are from the Syracuse area.
SET TO GET ON THE FIELD
Sixteen players who redshirted last season will make their Orange debut, including nine on offense, six on defense and one kicker.
NEW TO THE PROGRAM, FAMILIAR TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Six come to Syracuse with collegiate football experience already under their beltWide receiver and kick returner Maurice Jackson re-joins the SU program after spending the 1999-2000 year at Monroe Community CollegeJackson competed for the Orange in 1997 and 1998Three student-athletes joined SU last January and competed during Spring practice, including quarterback Chad Elliot (American River JC), tight end Jeremie Frazier (Garden City CC) and wide receiver Kwazi Leverette (SUNY-Morrisville) are welcome and able additions to this year's squadDavid Hohensee (Santa Monica JC) and BJ Darnell (Foothill (CA) College) joined the Orangemen for 2000 preseason camp.
HIGH SCHOOL CONNECTION
Several Orangemen are continuing relationships with teammates that began in high school The SU roster features more than one player from four high schools and one hometown The list includes the following:
Freeport (NY) High School: Linebackers Morlon Greenwood and Clifton Smith played together in 1995 when Greenwood was a senior and Smith was a freshman.
Lincoln High School, Tallahasee, FL: Offensive linemen PJ Alexander and Chris Buda and defensive back Andre Brinson hail from this high school ... The trio played together in 1996, when Alexander was a senior, Brinson was a junior and Buda was a sophomore ... In 1997 Brinson and Buda were teammates for Brinson's senior year.
Hillsborough High School, Tampa, FL: Fullback Chris Davis and safety Cedric Edmonds played for Hillsborough HS in 1997 when Davis was a senior and Edmonds was a sophomore.
Kingsway High School (Swedesboro, NJ): Defensive end Sheldon King and cornerback Jeremey Cooper hail from Swedesboro, NJ and were teammates for Kingsway HS for four years ... Both King and Cooper enrolled at Syracuse in 1997 and redshirted that season.
Chester, PA: Cornerbacks Will Hunter and Jeremiah Mason are from Chester, PA, although they did not play together in high school ... Hunter graduated from Chester HS in 1998... Mason is a 1998 graduate of Strath Haven HS and a 2000 graduate of Bridgton Academy.
SOMETHING IN COMMON
When SU lines against the Buffalo Bulls, some Orangemen will be looking at their one-time teammatesSix SU players will do battle with former high school and prep school teammates on the Bulls' squad.
Syracuse Player Buffalo Player High School (Metropolitan area)
Malik Campbell Marcus Cole Turner-Carroll (Buffalo, NY)
Andre Fotenette David Harvey-Brown Churchville-Chili (Rochester, NY)
R.J. Anderson Kyle Kampf Milford Academy
JR Johnson Peter Pak Cicero-North Syracuse (Syracuse, NY)
Maurice Jackson Javunt Pratt John Marshall (Rochester, NY)
Maurice Minter Lamar Wilcher Ossining (Ossining, NY)
THE NAME GAME
The 2000 Syracuse roster contains four sets of players with the same last name, although none of the players are relatedThe name Burton is shared by offensive lineman Joe and free safety CharlesJohnson is the last name of fullback Kyle and linebacker JR Scott is the surname for fullback George and safety O'Neilthe name Smith is on the jersey for offensive lineman Vaughn and linebacker Clifton.
ALL IN THE FAMILY
Defensive ends Louis Gachelin, a redshirt freshman, and James Dumervil, a freshman, are brothersTheir father is Frank GachelinThe pair attended Jackson High School in Miami, FL.
ALL IN ANOTHER FAMILY
Followers of Syracuse football will notice a familiar name on the Buffalo sidelinesBulls sophomore Matt Baniewicz is the younger brother of former SU offensive tackle Mark BaniewiczMatt is in his sophomore season and is competing for playing time at center this fall. He made the move from inside linebacker last fallThe elder Baniewicz was drafted in the seventh round by the Jacksonville Jaguars after graduating from Syracuse in the spring.
BLOWING OUT THE CANDLES IN SEPTEMBER
Seven members of the Orangemen football family celebrate their birthdays in the month of September. Of the group, only one - Eric Downing (Paterson, NJ) - will blow out his candles on a Saturday.
| Player/Coach | Year | Birthdate |
| Eric Downing | Senior | Sept. 16, 1978 |
| Mark Holtzman | Junior | Sept. 7, 1978 |
| Maurice Jackson | Junior | Sept. 4, 1979 |
| Tre Mathis | RS Freshman | Sept. 12, 1980 |
| Sean O'Connor | Junior | Sept. 14, 1978 |
| Jamel Riddle | RS Freshman | Sept. 11, 1981 |
| Chris Rippon | Def. Coordinator/Linebackers Coach | Sept. 20,1960 |
ALL-TIME BEST
BIG EAST Names Five Former Orangemen to 10th Anniversary Team
Former Syracuse football players Donovan McNabb and Kevin Johnson were chosen as the BIG EAST Offensive and Special Teams Players of the Decade, respectively. In addition, Kevin Abrams, Donovin Darius and Marvin Harrison were named to the BIG EAST 10th Anniversary Team.
The team, which includes 29 players, was selected by BIG EAST media members to celebrate the 10th year of BIG EAST football. McNabb , the current starting quarterback of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, is the only three-time offensive player of the year in conference history. He owns several BIG EAST passing records, ranking first in passing yards (8,389), touchdown passes (77), total offensive yards (9,950) and touchdown responsibility (96). He was the first player in conference history to be named All-BIG EAST First Team four times in his career. In addition, he holds nine SU records, including career touchdown passes, total offensive yards, touchdown responsibility, career passing efficiency (155.1), season (22) touchdown passes, passing yards by a freshman (1,991) and junior (2,488), single-season total offense (2,892) and average total offensive yards per game (221.1). A native of Dolton, IL, he led the Orangemen to three BIG EAST Championships during his tenure, including berths in the FedEx Orange and Tostitos Fiesta Bowls.
Johnson was the unanimous BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the Year in 1998. He led the league in kick returns in both 1997 and 98, tying the conference record for yards per return in 97 (30.0 avg.). Johnson is the BIG EAST's all-time leader in returns for a touchdown with four, including a 100-yard return for a score against Miami in 1998. He is sixth all-time at Syracuse in receiving yards (1,584) and all-purpose yards (3,396). He is third in school history with 28.7 yards per kickoff return. The Trenton, NJ, native is fourth on both the BIG EAST and Syracuse career lists with 1,437 kickoff return yards.
Abrams was a two-time All-BIG EAST honoree, earning a unanimous selection in 1996, and a two-time All-American. He led the Orangemen in 1995 with six pickoffs en route to his first All-American nomination. Abrams recorded two interceptions in the 1996 Gator Bowl over Clemson. The Tampa, FL native was the 54th overall pick of the Detroit Lions in 1997. Darius was a three-time All-BIG EAST First-Team selection, earning unanimous picks in his final two seasons. The three-year starter and fierce tackler who holds the SU career record for most tackles made by a defensive back (379). He finished seventh on SU's career interception list with 12. He was named an All-American in 1997 and was also selected as the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year. Darius received the Bill Horr Most Valuable Player Award in 1997. He played in the 1997 Senior Bowl. The Camden, NJ native was drafted 25th overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1998 where he currently starts at safety.
Harrison was a 1995 All-American and was named to an All-BIG EAST team three times. He holds BIG EAST marks for yards in a single-season (1,131) and single-season receiving yards per game (102.8 in 1995). He is second in BIG EAST history in receiving yards (2,728) and third in receiving touchdowns. Harrison holds the SU records for most yards gained in a season (1,131) and in a career (2,728). He is also fifth all-time on SU's all-purpose yards list (3,415).
Harrison, a native of Philadelphia, PA, was named an All-American as a kick returner in 1995. He was drafted 19th overall by the Indianapolis Colts in 1996 and was selected to the NFL All-Rookie team.
Miami led all conference teams with seven players chosen, followed by Boston College (5), West Virginia (5), Syracuse (5), Virginia Tech (4) and Pittsburgh (3).
CHANGES ON THE SIDELINES
The SU football staff will have seven new faces for the 2000 season: Steve Bush (defensive backs), Will Hicks (head strength and conditioning), Jim Hofher (quarterbacks), Hal Luther (assistant strength and conditioning), Tim Neal (Head Athletic Trainer), Reggie Terry (Director of Football Operations) and Chris White (tight ends/special teams coordinator).
WINNING STREAK EXTENDED TO 13
The Syracuse football program is one of just four in the nation to have a streak of at least 13 consecutive winning seasonsThe other schools are Nebraska, Brigham Young and Florida StateSU has not experienced a losing season since a 5-6 record in 1986Head coach Paul Pasqualoni has been on the Orange sidelines for every winning season during the streak, including nine seasons as the head coach and four as an assistant.
SU IS BIG EAST LEADER IN BOWL VICTORIES
As a member of The BIG EAST Conference, Syracuse has played in seven bowl games and has a 5-2 record in those contests, which is the highest victory total in the leagueSU, Miami and Virginia Tech have each made seven bowl appearances, which is the most since the inception of the conference in 1991Miami has a 4-3 record in its post-season games, while Virginia Tech has a 3-4 mark.
EXCELLENCE IN THE 1990s
Syracuse won at least six games in every season during the 1990s, marking the first time in school history that every team in one decace has won at least six games and that every squad has had a winning seasonHead coach Paul Pasqualoni was the leader in nine of the 10 seasons in the 1990s.
