The Great GAS Memorial Countdown... 43 Days!!!

[Tribe4SF]

W&M

#43 Miles Hayes
6'3" 195
Freshman
Safety
Cincinnati, OH
Archbishop Moeller

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[SFA 93]

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LB:#43 Anthony Jacobs 6-0; 215 Houston, Texas (Cypress Ridge) (Fr.)

High School: Three year letterwinner at Cypress Ridge High School ... Two-time all district selection ... Helped lead the Rams to the area finals in 2013 ... Posted 60 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and 12 sacks during his prep career ... Coached by Gary Thiebaud ... Also lettered once in basketball.

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[The Cats]

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#43 Kendall White
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Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Jacksonville, N.C.
High School: White Oak HS
Height / Weight: 5-11 / 225
Position: LB

2014 (Freshman): Played in 11 of the team’s 12 games on the season as a defensive reserve … Made his collegiate debut and recorded his first career tackle in the season-opener at USF (Aug. 30) … Recorded five tackles with a career-high two stops in the road win at Mercer (Oct. 18) … Playing for the Gold squad, recorded five tackles in WCU’s annual Spring Game.

Prior to Western Carolina: Played as a running back and safety at White Oak HS ... Recorded 27 total tackles including 21 solo stops in the fall of 2013 ... Credited with five pass breakups and one interception ... Rushed for 471 yards with 41 yards receiving during his final season ... Finished with seven total touchdowns as a senior including five rushing scores ... Also plays basketball as a prep ... High school football coach was Chad Ashley.

Personal: Is the son of Damon White.


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[bonarae]

Harvard #43:

43 Ryan Antonellis


Height:
6-4


Weight:
220


Year:
So.


Hometown:
Burke, Va.


High School:
Lake Braddock


Position:
TE



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at Harvard:
2014: Did not see game action.
Background:
Four-year letterwinner and three-year starting tight end and defensive end for the Lake Braddock … Helped Lake Braddock High football team go undefeated in 2013 … Aided Lake Braddock to four district champion titles … Two-time All-District tight end selection … Named All-Region Receiver in 2013 … Two-year academic honor recipient … Coached basketball for three years … Father, Joe, played baseball at George Washington University until 1985.

ETSU #43 not yet assigned.

[UAalum72]

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#43 not assigned

Mark Benson

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Position: Director of Athletics
Year: Second year
Alma Mater: North Carolina State University
Other College: Old Dominion

The University at Albany named Mark Benson as director of athletics on August 20, 2014. Benson, 45, became the University's second AD since the program entered Division I sports 15 years ago. As director, Benson, who previously was the senior associate athletic director at Old Dominion University, provides leadership for UAlbany’s NCAA Division I, 19-sport intercollegiate athletics program and its scholar student athletes.
Following a nationwide search, Benson took the reins of the University's diverse athletics programs from outgoing AD Dr. Lee McElroy, who announced his retirement in June of 2014.
Benson also served as the assistant vice president for Athletic Development at Old Dominion, and has served in this capacity since August 2006, and was an adjunct professor in the Sports Management Program. During his time at Old Dominion, Benson was responsible for budget preparation and administration, as well as providing sport supervision for men’s and women’s sailing. During Benson’s tenure at Old Dominion, the Athletic Endowment grew more than $16 million and the Old Dominion Athletic Foundation annual fund grew from $400,000 to $4.1 million. Benson was responsible for soliciting seven $1 million plus gifts to athletics, as well as numerous significant commitments from donors.
Prior to his time at Old Dominion, Benson worked at Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. as an Educational Channel manager. In his role with Coca-Cola, he managed the Educational Channel for the Commonwealth Division, which covers sales centers from eastern Delaware to eastern North Carolina. Benson developed financial and marketing proposals as well as negotiated beverage contracts with colleges and universities within his division.
Benson and his wife Hunter are the parents of three daughters, Vandy Grace, Lydon and Hannum. He is a graduate of North Carolina State University.

[Gangtackle11]

#43 not assigned.

BRIAN FLINN
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Position:
Wide Receivers Coach/Recruiting Coordinator



Alma Mater:
Mt. Union '97






Brian Flinn returns for his 10th season as Villanova's wide receivers coach in 2014. Flinn will also oversee Villanova's national recruiting efforts as the program's Recruiting Coordinator for the fifth straight season. He is currently in his second stint on the Main Line. He was previously at Villanova from 2000-01 where he coached the tight ends and assisted with the offensive line. His specific recruiting area will consist of Northern New Jersey, including the 201, 973 and 908 area codes. He also recruits Western Pennsylvania.
In 2010, Flinn helped guide junior wide receiver Norman White to a breakout year. White made 69 receptions for 886 yards and 11 touchdowns en route to first team All-CAA honors. Last year, White earned All-CAA accolades for the second time in his career when he was a third team All-CAA choice.
During the 2009 season, Flinn coached junior wide receiver Matt Szczur to numerous honors including CAA Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-CAA and first team All-American honors from the Sports Network, Associated Press and the Walter Camp Foundation. In addition, Szczur was named the Most Outstanding Player at the FCS National Championship game. Flinn also guided senior wideout Brandyn Harvey to second team All-CAA accolades in 2009.
In 2008, Flinn led Szczur to second team All-CAA honors and senior wide receiver Phil Atkinson to third team All-Conference distinction.
A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Flinn arrived at Villanova from Eastern Illinois University where he served as an assistant from 2002-05. In addition to coaching the wide receivers and tight ends at Eastern Illinois, he was also the school's pass game coordinator and recruiting coordinator.
He has also had coaching experience at the University of Maryland (graduate assistant, 2001-02), Drake University (wide receivers, 2000) and Mount Union College (linebackers, 1999/wide receivers, 1998).
As a player, Flinn was an All-Ohio Athletic Conference tight end at Mount Union College where he was part of Division III National Championship teams in 1993 and 1996. While at Mount Union, he earned a double major in Business Administration and Philosophy in 1997.
Flinn and his wife Sheri reside in Fairless Hills, Pa., with their seven-year-old son, Austin and five-year-old daughter, Shayne.

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Montana #43

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Nate Bradley - DT
Sophomore
5'10", 260 lbs.
Billings, MT
Billings West HS


'14 Stats:

13 Tackles
1 FR

[dewey]

Here is #43 for the four time defending National Champions the North Dakota State University Bison.
21013
#43 Kurt Mattox
Position: Linebacker
Height: 6-1
Weight: 219
Class: So.
Hometown: Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Highschool: Totino-Grace HS

2014 MVFC Honor Roll

2014 SEASON (FRESHMAN):*Backup linebacker who played against Incarnate Word and Western Illinois...Credited with two tackles in the UIW game...Named to the MVFC Honor Roll.

2013 SEASON (REDSHIRT):*Sat out the season as a redshirt in the Bison program.

HIGH SCHOOL:*2013 graduate of Totino-Grace High School...All-state and all-metro linebacker for the Eagles and head coach Jeff Ferguson...Valuable member of Totino-Grace's Minnesota Class 5A state championship team that compiled a 13-0 record...Played in MSHSL all-star game...Recorded 158 tackles as a senior including 92 solos, three sacks, three forced fumbles and a pair of interceptions to earn Northwest Suburban Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors...Single-season record holder for most defensive points...Two-time all-conference…Credited with 273 tackles during three-year career including 144 solos, six sacks, four picks and four forced fumbles...Totino-Grace football compiled 36-3 record over that span with two state championships and one semifinal appearance...Played basketball and baseball for the Eagles.

PERSONAL:*Majoring in accounting…Born Aug. 8, 1994...Son of Michael and Shelly Mattox...Has one sister, Kate.

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43.*Fans will be focused on NDSU's defense in fall camp as the Bison have to replace seven starters on that side of the ball in 2015. They also have to find a way to replicate the 43 sacks the team racked up a year ago, 19.5 of them from Kyle Emanuel. The pressure up front falls on Brad Ambrosius, Greg Menard, Jarrod Tuszka and Stanley Jones, but also in the linebacker core, which also lacks in game experience. The Bison's ability to rush the passer over the last four seasons has made them a dominant team defensively and during the early part of fall camp it will be interesting to see who steps up and is ready to take on a larger role.

Good luck with the upcoming season and in the classroom Kurt.
21014
36 days until the North Dakota State University Bison go to Missoula and beats the University of Montana.

Dewey