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Game InformationOpponent:Site:Series:Tickets:Live Video:Live Stats:John Carroll UniversityDon Drumm Stadium MariettaJohn Carroll leads series 30-0-1Purchased at marietta.edu/sidearmstats/football/summaryUp Next:Baldwin Wallace UniversityNov. 2, 2019 1:30 p.m. George Finnie StadiumMarietta CollegePioneers (4-2, 3-2 OAC)9/7at Hiram9/14 at Capital *9/21 MUSKINGUM *10/5 at Ohio Northern *10/12 HEIDELBERG * (Homecoming)10/19 at Wilmington *10/26 JOHN CARROLL *11/2 at Baldwin Wallace *11/9 OTTERBEIN *11/16 MOUNT UNION ** OAC GameW / 41-0W / 44-7W / 31-25L / 23-31L / 32-58W / 35-261:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.John Carroll UniversityBlue Streaks (5-1, 4-1 OAC)9/7WISC.-STEVENS POINT9/21 at Otterbein *9/28 MOUNT UNION *10/5 MUSKINGUM *10/12 at Capital *10/19 OHIO NORTHERN *10/26 at Marietta *11/2 WILMINGTON *11/9 at Heidelberg *11/16 at Baldwin Wallace ** OAC GameW / 21-7W / 14-7L / 14-37W / 31-10W / 90-0W / 44-101:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.1:30 p.m.#11 John Carroll Univ. (5-1, 4-1) at Marietta College (4-2, 3-2)Saturday, Oct. 26 1:30 p.m.Don Drumm Stadium Marietta, OhioTHE RECORDS: Saturday marks the seventh week of Ohio Athletic Conferenceplay. Marietta is currently 4-2 overall and 3-2 in the OAC after beating Wilmington,35-26, on the road last week. John Carroll beat Ohio Northern, 44-10, in UniversityHeights last week and is 5-1 overall and 4-1 in the OAC.THE COACHES: Marietta’s Andy Waddle is in his seventh season at the helmof the Pioneer program. He is the 29th head coach in program history. Waddle,a 2003 graduate of Wittenberg University, spent eight seasons as an assistantcoach at his alma mater, including the last seven as the defensive coordinatorprior to coming to Marietta. The Tigers won four North Coast Athletic Conferencechampionships and made four trips to the NCAA tournament during Waddle’s timeat Wittenberg. Waddle was named the OAC Coach of the Year in 2017 after leading the Pioneers’ to their first winning season since 2006. Waddle’s career recordis 25-41 in his six-plus seasons as Marietta’s head coach.John Carroll’s Rick Finotti is in his 3rd season as the head coach of the BlueStreak football program. Finotti, a 1995 graduate of Cleveland State University,compiled a 62-15 record as head coach at Lakewood St. Edward High School.He led St. Edward to Ohio Division I state titles in 2010 and 2014. He came toJohn Carroll after spending two years on Jim Harbaugh’s defensive staff at theUniversity of Michigan. Finotti is 21-7 overall in his career.ALL-TIME SERIES: Saturday marks the 32nd time that the two teams will meeton the gridiron. John Carroll holds a 30-0-1 lead in the series. The seriesbegan in 1929 with John Carroll winning, 25-6. The lone tie in the series camein 1995 when the Pioneers and Blue Streaks battled to a 21-21 deadlock in DonDrumm Stadium.LAST MEETING: October 20, 2018 at University Heights. John Carroll scored 13unanswered points in the fourth quarter to overcome a 10-point deficit and defeatthe Pioneers 27-24. Devin Limerick scored on runs of 13-yards and 9-yards inthe decisive final period for the Blue Streaks. The JCU defense also made a pairof stops on 4th down to keep Marietta from running out the clock. Tanner Clarkran for 142 yards on 25 carries and had 1 TD, while Darrien Fields completed22-of-33 passes for 209 yards and 1 TD. Michael Canganelli carried the ball 26Http://pioneers.marietta.edu
Marietta tic y:Marietta, Ohio1,200Dr. William N. RuudLarry HiserOhio AthleticNavy Blue and WhiteDon Drumm StadiumFieldTurf / 5,0002018 Record:7-3 / 6-3 OACHead Coach: Andy Waddle (Wittenberg, ‘03)Record at School:25-41 / 7th SeasonOverall Record:25-41 / 7th SeasonBase Offense:MultipleBase Defense:3-4Letterwinner Returning/Lost:32 / 17Starters Returning: 11 (4 Off. / 7 Def. / 1 ST)SID:Jeff SchalyEmail:jeff.schaly@marietta.eduOffice Phone:(740) 376-4891Cell Phone:(561) 573-6391Press Box Phone:(561) 573-6391Website:pioneers.marietta.eduJohn Carroll UniversityBlue StreaksLocation:Enrollment:President:Athletic y:University Heights, Ohio3,137Dr. Michael D.JohnsonMichelle MorganOhio AthleticBlue and GoldDon Shula StadiumAstroplay / 5,4162018 Record:9-2 / 8-1 OACHead Coach: Rick Finotti (Cleveland State, ‘95)Record at School:21-7 / 3rd SeasonOverall Record:21-7 / 3rd SeasonBase Offense:Base Defense:Letterwinner Returning/Lost:34 / 20Starters Returning: 12 (4 OFF, 7 DEF, 1 ST)SID:Email:Office Phone:Cell Phone:Press Box Phone:Website:Chris Wenzlercwenzler@jcu.edu(216) 397-4676(216) 334-5299(216) 397-4998jcusports.comtimes for 165 yards and 2 TDs for the Blue Streaks. JCU quarterback AnthonyMoeglin completed 12-of-25 passes for 240 yards. He was picked off once.THE TEAMS:Marietta returns 32 letter winners and 11 starters from last season. The Pioneerswelcome back 6 starters on offense, 4 on defense and 1 on special teams.Marietta is currently ranked 4th in the OAC in total offense (378.0 ypg), 5th inpassing offense (232.8 ypg) and 6th in rushing offense (145.2 ypg). The Pioneersare ranked 6th in total defense (381.3 ypg), 5th in passing defense (228.5 ypg)and 7th in rushing defense (152.8 ypg). All-American running back Tanner Clarkis 2nd in the OAC in rushing averaging 124.5 ypg rushing and is tied for theleague lead with 9 rushing TDs. Senior quarterback Kyle McSweeney is 4th inthe OAC with 222.3 ypg passing and is tied for 3rd with 16 TD passes. Seniorwide receiver Andrew Barker is 10th averaging 65.8 ypg receiving and is tied for5th with 7 TD receptions. Sophomore linebacker Vic Giovengo ranks 8th in theOAC with 52 total tackles. Junior defensive lineman Kyle Gallagher is tied for 6thin the OAC with 3.5 sacks.John Carroll returns 34 lettermen and 12 starters off of last year’s roster. TheBlue Streaks return 4 starters on offense, 7 on defense and 1 on special teams.John Carroll is currently ranked 5th in the OAC in total offense (377.7 ypg), 8thin passing offense (190.5 ypg) and 4th in rushing offense (187.2 ypg). The BlueStreaks are ranked 2nd in total defense (242.2 ypg), 2nd in passing defense(147.3 ypg) and 3rd in rushing defense (94.8 ypg). Junior quarterback JakeFloriea is 6th in the OAC with 185.7 ypg passing and is 7th with 10 TD passes.Junior running back Michael Canganelli is 5th in the OAC averaging 78.3 ypgrushing and is tied for 3rd with 7 rushing TDs. The Blue Streaks have a trio ofwide receivers for Floriea to target. Sophomore Joe Torok has 14 catches for 236yards, senior Evan Nugent has 12 catches for 298 yards and 4 TDs, while sophomore Keyshawn Colmon has 12 catches for 234 yards and 3 TDs. Defensively,John Carroll is led by senior linebacker Chad Stalnaker with 54 total tackles,while junior defensive end Cal Reynolds leads the OAC with 7.0 sacks.NATIONAL LEADER: Senior All-American running back Tanner Clark ranks9th in NCAA Division III in rushing TDs with 9 total and 16th in rushing yards pergame averaging 124.5 ypg.HOLD ON TO THE BALL: Marietta College is tied for the NCAA Division III leadwith 0 fumbles lost this season. The Pioneers have put the ball on the ground fourtimes through the first six games and managed to maintain possession each time.Marietta is one of 8 Division III teams that have not lost a fumble this season.SENIORS HONORING CLASSMATE JOEL WUNNENBERG: The six seniors onthis year’s team will alternate wearing jersey #38 to honor Joel Wunnenberg, aclassmate who passed away unexpectedly in March of 2017. Wunnenberg was alinebacker and running back from Springdale, Pa. He was majoring in PetroleumEngineering at Marietta College. TJ West wore the #38 jersey in the season-open-Follow @MariettaPioneer onTwitter and InstagramM A R IETTAC OLLEGE
2019 Statistical AnalysisPoints Avg.OpponentsFirst DownsOpponentsYards Rushing Avg.OpponentsYards Passing Avg.OpponentsTotal Offense Avg.OpponentsKickoff Return Avg.OpponentsPunt Return Avg.OpponentsAvg. Per PuntOpponents3rd-Down Conv.Opponents4th-Down Conv.OpponentsPenalty Yards Avg.OpponentsTOP 1368.051.226:1935:57Marietta vs. OAC OpponentsBaldwin WallaceCapitalHeidelbergJohn CarrollMount UnionMuskingumOhio 304852344810T020112100Marietta’s Milestone tta 6, Otterbein 0Marietta 4, Cincinnati 2Marietta 9, Bethany 0Marietta 33, Marshall 0Marietta 12, Capital 0Marietta 34, Hiram 0Marietta 7, Kenyon 6Marietta 29, Ohio Northern 27Marietta 27, Muskingum 21Marietta 35, Ohio Northern 17er at Hiram and Tanner Clark was in #38 when the Pioneers beat Muskingum,31-25. Quarterback Kyle McSweeney passed for a school record 440 yards wearing #38 against Heidelberg at Homecoming. Wide receiver Andrew Barker willwear it today against John Carroll, defensive back James Knox against Otterbeinand wide receiver Ryan VanMeter in the season finale against Mount Union.CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: The Pioneers will have five captains for the 2019season including seniors defensive back James Knox (Charleston, W.Va. /Capital), running back Tanner Clark (Caldwell, Ohio / Caldwell), quarterback KyleMcSweeney (Independence, Ohio / Trinity) and wide receiver Ryan VanMeter(Maysville, W.Va. / Petersburg) and junior defensive lineman Kyle Gallagher(Chesterland, Ohio / West Geauga).RETURNING AWARD WINNERS: Tanner Clark: 2019 D3football.com second team Preseason All-American; 2018D3football.com honorable mention All-American; D3football.com second team AllRegion; All-OAC first team. Patrick Taylor: 2018 D3football.com third team All-Region; All-OACsecond team. Bobby Cashaw: 2018 All-OAC second team; 2017 All-OAC second team. Kyle Gallagher: 2018 All-OAC second team.94TH SEASON OF OAC PLAY: 2019 marks Marietta College’s 94th season ofOAC football. The Pioneers, who joined the league in 1926, are 195-376-11 (.345)all-time in OAC play. Marietta’s lone OAC championship came in 1936 when thePioneers went 4-0 in league play.OAC PRESEASON COACHES POLL: 1) Mount Union, 2) John Carroll, 3)Baldwin Wallace, 4) Ohio Northern, 5) Marietta, 6) Heidelberg, 7) Otterbein, 8)Muskingum, 9) Wilmington, 10) Capital.OAC PRESEASON MEDIA POLL: 1) Mount Union, 2) John Carroll, 3) BaldwinWallace, 4) Marietta, 5) Ohio Northern, 6) Heidelberg, 7) Muskingum, 8)Otterbein, 9) Capital, 10) Wilmington.STREET & SMITH PRESEASON TOP-25: The OAC had two teams in the Street& Smith Division III Preseason Top-25 with #2 Mount Union and #24 Marietta.Defending national champion Mary-Hardin Baylor is ranked #1.D3FOOTBALL.COM TOP-25 WEEK #7: The OAC has two teams in theD3football.com Top-25 with #2 Mount Union and #11 John Carroll. The PurpleRaiders received eight place votes. Defending national champion Mary-HardinBaylor garnered the other 17 first place votes and is ranked #1. Baldwin Wallaceis receiving votes in the poll.AFCA DIVISION III COACHES TOP-25: The OAC has two teams in the AFCADivision III Coaches Top-25 with #2 Mount Union and #11 John Carroll. ThePurple Raiders received 10 place votes. Defending national champion MaryHardin Baylor garnered the other 43 first place votes and is ranked #1. BaldwinWallace is receiving votes in the poll.M A RIETTAC OLLEGE
OHIO ATHLETICCONFERENCE2019 StandingsTeamMount UnionBaldwin WallaceHeidelbergJohn CarrollMariettaOhio NorthernMuskingumWilmingtonCapitalOtterbein2019 Individual & Team Stat LeadersOAC Pct.5-0 1.0004-1 .8004-1 .8004-1 .8003-2 .6003-2 .6001-4 .2001-4 .2000-5 .0000-5 g Avg.Rushing TDPassing AveragePassing TDReceiving Avg.Receiving istiaan WilliamsClark / YearbyKyle BarrettD’Angelo FulfordJustin HillJustin HillJustin HillMark NilesCal ReynoldsTramon WileyLuke Green-LauberTeamONUMAR / HEIDWILMMTUMTUMTUMTUONUJCUHEIDOTTCategoryScoring OffenseScoring DefensePass OffensePass DefenseRushing OffenseRushing DefenseTotal OffenseTotal DefenseLeaderMount UnionMount UnionMount UnionMount UnionHeidelbergMount UnionHeidelbergMount UnionStat55.8 ppg6.8 ppg323.5 ypg115.8 ypg249.2 ypg69.3 ypg556.8 ypg185.2 ypgStat129.3 ypg9 TD299.2 ypg7 TD146.5 ypg15 TD90 pts11.5 per game7.0 sacks5 INT42.1 ypp2019 Composite Schedule & ResultsSeptember 5Westminster-66, Capital-7September 7Baldwin Wallace-31, Alma-14John Carroll-45, Wisc.-Stevens Point-21Muskingum-31, Waynesburg-20Ohio Wesleyan-22, Otterbein-10Heidelberg-57, Adrian-7Marietta-41, Hiram-0Mount Union-66, Rose-Hulman-14Denison-42, Ohio Northern-13Olivet-20, Wilmington-17September 14Heidelberg-35, Wilmington-10Ohio Northern-39, Muskingum-10Baldwin Wallace-45, Otterbein-28Marietta-44, Capital-7September 21Mount Union-45, Baldwin Wallace-7John Carroll-14, Otterbein-7Wilmington-42, Ohio Northern-38Marietta-31, Muskingum-25Heidelberg-55, Capital-6September 28Baldwin Wallace-34, Heidelberg-33Mount Union-37, John Carroll-14Muskingum-38, Wilmington-21Ohio Northern-45, Otterbein-35October 5John Carroll-31, Muskingum-10Ohio Northern-31, Marietta-23Mount Union-58, Otterbein-0Baldwin Wallace-37, Capital-7October 12John Carroll-90, Capital-0Mount Union-63, Wilmington-6Heidelberg-58, Marietta-32October 19Marietta-35, Wilmington-26Mount Union-66, Capital-0John Carroll-44, Ohio Northern-10Baldwin Wallace-42, Muskingum-28Heidelberg-52, Otterbein-35October 261:30 p.m. Wilmington at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Marietta1:30 p.m. Capital at Ohio Northern1:30 p.m. Mount Union at Heidelberg1:30 p.m. Muskingum at OtterbeinM A R I ETTAC OLLEGENovember 21:30 p.m. Marietta at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. Wilmington at John Carroll1:30 p.m. Heidelberg at Muskingum1:30 p.m. Ohio Northern at Mount Union1:30 p.m. Otterbein at CapitalNovember 91:30 p.m. Otterbein at Marietta1:30 p.m. Baldwin Wallace at Ohio Northern1:30 p.m. Capital at Wilmington1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Heidelberg1:30 p.m. Muskingum at Mount UnionNovember 161:30 p.m. Mount Union at Marietta1:30 p.m. John Carroll at Baldwin Wallace1:30 p.m. Wilmington at Otterbein1:30 p.m. Muskingum at Capital1:30 p.m. Heidelberg at Ohio Northern
The Last Time Marietta College . . .Played a tied game: 21-21 vs. John Carroll,Sept. 16, 1995Scored 40-49 points: 44 vs. Capital, Sept. 14,2019Scored 50-59 points: 51 vs. Capital, Sept. 8,2018Scored 60-69 points: 63 vs. Wilmington, Oct.13, 2018Scored 70 points: 90 vs. Wash. & Jeff, 1959Recorded a shutout: 41-0 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7,2019Recorded a shutout on the road: 41-0 vs.Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Played an overtime game: Lost 28-21 at Capital, Nov. 14, 2015 (one OT)Won an overtime game: 37-31 vs. BaldwinWallace, Sept. 16, 2006 (one OT)Had a player score three TDs: Tanner Clark (3)vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019Had a player score four or more TDs: TannerClark (6) vs. Capital, Sept. 8, 2018Team had 25 first downs: 27 vs. Heidelberg,Oct. 12, 2019Team had 400-499 yards total offense: 454 vs.Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019Team had 500-599 yards total offense: 526 vs.Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018Team had 600 yards total offense: 624 vs.Baldwin Wallace, Oct. 1, 2016Team held opponent to 10 or fewer firstdowns: 7 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Team held opponent to 200 yards or less totaloffense: 168 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Had a player intercept two passes: KhaleelDanzy vs. Muskingum, Sept. 15, 2018Had a player intercept three passes: JimmyHolland vs. Heidelberg, Sept. 23, 2000Returned an interception for a TD: DariusHatch vs. Capital, Sept. 14, 2019 (31 yards)Recovered a fumble for a TD: Drake Neubergervs. Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019 (17 yard TD)Scored a safety: Dalton Secrest vs. Wilmington,Oct. 15, 2015Had a 100-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019 (132 yards)Had two 100-yard rushers: Roger Walker (172)and Darrien Fields (110) vs. Ohio Northern,Oct. 29, 2016Had three 100-yard rushers: Jamesie Cua(133 yds.), Mike Shirey (114 yds.) and PaulBerginc (110 yds.) vs. Ohio Northern, Nov.11, 1989Had a pass of 90-99 yards: Aaron Conte toDanté Brown vs. Mount Union, Nov. 2, 1996(92-yard TD)Had a 200-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (214 yards)Had a player attempt 40 passes: Kyle McSweeney vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019 (49attempts)Had a 300-yard rusher: Tanner Clark vs. Capital,Sept. 8, 2018 (311 yards)Had a player complete 25 passes: Kyle McSweeney (27) vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019Had a 400-yard rusher: Danté Brown vs. Heidelberg, Nov. 9, 1996 (413 yards)Had a player throw four TD passes: Kyle McSweeney vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019Had a run of 50-59 yards: Tanner Clark vs.Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (53 yards)Had a player throw five TD passes: DarrienFields vs. Wilmington, Oct. 13, 2018Had a run of 60-69 yards: Tanner Clark vs.Capital, Sept. 8, 2018 (62 yard TD)Had a 100-yard receiver: Ryan VanMeter vs.Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019 (101 yards)Had a run of 70-79 yards: Tanner Clark vs. OhioNorthern, Oct. 5, 2019 (71 yard TD)Had a player catch 10 passes: Maguire Morris(10) vs. Otterbein, Nov. 3, 2018Had a run of 80-89 yards: Roger Walker vs.Heidelberg, Oct. 22, 2016 (80 yard TD)Had a player catch three TD passes: AndrewBarker (3) vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Had a player rush 30 times: Tanner Clark vs.Muskingum, Sept. 21, 2019 (39 attempts)Team passed for 200 yards: 213 vs. Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019Had a player rush 40 times: Tanner Clark vs.Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019 (42 attempts)Team passed for 300 yards: 315 vs. OhioNorthern, Sept. 29, 2018Had a player score three or more rushing TDs:Tanner Clark (3) vs. Muskingum, Sept. 21,2019Team passed for 400 yards: 440 vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019Team rushed for 250-400 yards: 302 vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 6, 2018Team rushed for 400 yards: 422 vs. Heidelberg, Oct. 17, 1998Team held opponent to 100 yards or less rushing: 56 vs. Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019Team held opponent to 100 yards or less passing: 66 vs. Hiram, Sept. 7, 2019Returned a kickoff for a TD: Tanner Clark vs.Baldwin Wallace, Oct. 27, 2018 (99 yards)Returned a punt for a TD: Greg Eder vs.Waynesburg, Sept. 5, 1998 (34 yards)Had a 200-yard passer: Kyle McSweeney vs.Wilmington, Oct. 19, 2019 (213 yards)Scored a two-point conversion: Justin Bellpass from Kyle McSweeney vs. Muskingum,Sept. 21, 2019Had a 300-yard passer: Darrien Fields vs. OhioNorthern, Sept. 29, 2018 (315 yards)Scored a defensive two-point conversion: Garrett Davis vs. Wilmington, Oct. 14, 2017Had a 400-yard passer: Kyle McSweeney vs.Heidelberg, Oct. 12, 2019 (440 yards)Blocked a field goal for a TD: J.J. Wheeler vs.Baldwin-Wallace, Nov. 6, 2004 (93 yards)Had a pass of 50-59 yards: Darrien Fields toTanner Clark vs. Baldwin Wallace Oct. 27,2018 (50 yard TD)Blocked a punt for a TD: Grant Patterson vs.Ohio Northern, Nov. 1, 2014 (40 yards)Had a pass of 60-69 yards: Darrien Fields toAndrew Barker vs. Geneva, Sept. 1, 2018 (62yard TD)Had a pass of 70-79 yards: Nick Hineman toRoger Walker vs. Denison, Sept. 3, 2016 (70yard TD)Had a pass of 80-89 yards: Dexter Hughes toRyan Dawson vs. Wilmington, Nov. 3, 2007(81-yard TD)M A R IETTAC OLLEGEHad a 40-44 yard field goal: Jacob Griffin vs.Ohio Northern, Oct. 5, 2019 (41 yards)Had a 45-yard or longer field goal: KyleCardwell vs. Baldwin-Wallace, Oct. 2, 2010(46 yards)
2019 Marietta College Numerical RosterNo. . Name. . . . . . . . . . . . Yr. . . Pos. . . Ht. . . Wt. . . . Hometown/High School1. . . . Tay Pryor . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . DB. . . 5-9. . . 151. . . . Canton, Ohio / GlenOak2. . . . Gilbert Campbell. . . . Fr. . . . DB. . . 5-7. . . 153. . . . Twinsburg, Ohio / Twinsburg2. . . . Nate Hinckley. . . . . So. . . WR. . . 5-7. . . 164. . . . Phoenix, Ariz. / Chavez3. . . . James Knox. . . . . . . Sr. . . DB. .
a 2003 graduate of Wittenberg University, spent eight seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, including the last seven as the defensive coordinator prior to coming to Marietta. The Tigers won four North Coast Athletic Conference championships and made four trips to the NCAA tourna
