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Mills named head coach for USA III/Martin Luther King Holiday All Star Classic


Chuck Mills, who guided the United States Coast Guard Academy to a 9-2 record and a berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs, has been named the Head Coach of the Red Squad for the USA III/Martin Luther King Holiday All Star Classic which will be played in Fayetteville, NC on Monday, January 19, 1998.
Mills returned to the sidelines for the first time this season since 1988 when he was the head coach at Southern Oregon. This was his seventh head coaching job, placing him one behind leader John Heisman, who held eight head coaching jobs.
Sporting a career record of 140-133-5, Mills has been the Director of Athletics at Coast Guard for the last nine years and has administrative experience as an Assistant Dean of Men and Executive Director of the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery, Alabama.
Mills, has won three coaching honors this season after leading the Bears to a regular season record nine wins (9-2), a second straight Freedom Football Conference Championship, with a perfect 6-0 record and a return trip to the NCAA Playoffs. Mills was named Freedom Football Conference Coach of the Year, American Football Coaches Association GTE Regional Coach of the Year and the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston's Division II/III Coach of the Year.
Considered the Father of modern Japanese College Football, the Japanese version of the Heisman Trophy is called the Mills Cup.


USA III/MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY ALL STAR CLASSIC

Friday (January 16) - All Star Classic Media Day
Saturday (January 17) - Players march in Martin Luther King Parade
Sunday (January 18) - All Star Classic Awards Banquet
Monday (January 19) - Kickoff at 12 Noon


OFFENSE


QB Kyle Adamson (Allegheny)
QB Sidney Chappell (Randolph-Macon)
QB Matt Delly (Hartwick)
QB Rob Hale (Cortland State)
QB T.J. Hilvert (College of Mount St. Joseph)
QB Bryan Snyder (Albright)
QB Dan Strelkauskas (Guilford)
RB Dante Brown (Marietta)
RB Mike Byarly (Trinity/TX)
RB David Glisson (Mississippi College)
RB Brandon Graham (Hope)
RB Scott Heymoss (Alma)
RB Corey Honore (Lake Forest)
RB Thomas Kelly (Greenville)
RB Jim Mormino (Allegheny)
RB Brad Olson (Lawrence)
RB Ted Otero (Case Western Reserve)
RB Doug Steiner (Grove City)
RB Jeff Studnicka (North Central)
RB DeCarlos West (Methodist)
WR Dante Abron (Western Maryland)
WR Kurt Barth (Eureka)
WR Ray Dawood (Alma)
WR Scott Farwell (Principia)
WR Shane Fouch (Capital)
WR Aaron Fuller (Emory & Henry)
WR Ryan Hinske (Wisconsin-Oshkosh)
WR Antonio Hutton (Marietta)
WR Bryan Keats (Worcester State)
WR Scott Lanzen (Maranatha Baptist)
WR Sam LeDeaux (Knox)
WR Charlie Licata (Bethany)
WR William Rochelle (Guilford)
TE Ryan Collins (St. Thomas)
TE John Debowiecki (Elmhurst)
TE Dan McCarty (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
TE Augie Mitschke (Wilkes)
TE Ben Reph (Albright)
TE Mike Souma (Ferrum)
TE Chuck Thornton (Ithaca)
OL Brian Arakelian (Plymouth State)
OL Greg Barbiaux (USCGA)
OL Chris Brown (Wheaton)
OL Myron Bundrant (Thiel)
OL John Cena (Springfield)
OL Mark DiDonato (John Carroll)
OL Jim Donnelly (Grove City)
OL Joe El-Etr (Washington/MO)
OL Wade Esbenshade (Delaware Valley)
OL Troy Faison (Catholic)
OL Dave Heaton (Amherst)
OL Matt Hoyt (Maine Maritime)
OL Derrick LeVake (Wisconsin-Whitewater)
OL Chris Lewis (Defiance)
OL Courtney Mazur (Westminster)
OL Brian McAvan (Cortland State)
OL Jason Meyer (Lycoming)
OL Mike Mutterer (Wisconsin-River Falls)
OL Pat Nichols (Kalamazoo)
OL Corey Parkhurst (Hiram)
OL Eric Parr (Heidelberg)
OL Brett Sawyer (Muhlenburg)
OL Fred Saylor (Baldwin-Wallace)
OL Clem Stewart (Newport News)
OL Jerry Stockley (MacMurray)
OL Randal Webster (Methodist)
OL Gary Westerman (Concordia/WI)


DEFENSE


DL Dominick Cusimano (Moravian)
DL Phil Duszcyk (Chicago)
DL Mark Evans (Ohio Northern)
DL J.J. Fadden (Wilkes)
DL Jake Gilbert (Wabash)
DL Ralph Grieco (UMass/Boston)
DL Jamie Harless (Emory & Henry)
DL Ben Harris (Macalester)
DL Edwin Heisey (Lebanon Valley)
DL Justin Lavis (Western Maryland)
DL Ryan Loesch (Rhodes)
DL Devin Moriarty (Amherst)
DL Pete Moyer (Rochester)
DL Matt Nichols (Tufts)
DL Aaron Otis (Hope)
DL Denton Randolph (Union)
DL Matt Rayl (Earlham)
DL Kevin Reed (Western Connecticut)
DL Randy Robbins (Bridgewater/VA)
DL Joel Rumelhart (The College of New Jersey)
DL Dave Russell (Hobart)
DL Jeff Ruth (Westfield State)
DL Derek Smith (Chowan)
DL Neil Smith (Hamline)
DL Matt Springer (Colorado College)
DL Brent Staples (Gustavus-Adolphus)
DL Jeremy Wells (Susquehanna)
DL Brian Wiltz (Blackburn)
LB Larry Arwood (Emory & Henry)
LB Bill Booth (Juniata)
LB Rob Carney (UMass/Dartmouth)
LB Frank Carter (MacMurray)
LB Andrew Dude (Colby)
LB Ed Hernaez (U.S. Coast Guard Academy)
LB Bill Helzer (North Park)
LB Joseph Hodakowski (Gettysburg)
LB Trey Holcomb (Manchester)
LB Neil Johnson (Albion)
LB Rich Levy (Springfield)
LB Frank Loverro (Hamilton)
LB Mike Mason (Centre)
LB John Munch (Illinois Wesleyan)
LB Mike Noble (Wooster)
LB Jason Ochs (Baldwin-Wallace)
LB Kevin O'Donohue (Hanover)
LB Sean Prather (Howard Payne)
LB Josh Stauffer (Carnegie Mellon)
DB Cole Adams (McMurry)
DB Ryan Burress (Franklin)
DB Joel Feuerstahler (Martin Luther)
DB Ben Fleming (U.S. Coast Guard Academy)
DB Aaron Klotz (Adrian)
DB Ryan Krcmar (Wisconsin-Stevens Point)
DB Eric Lieberman (Ursinus)
DB Stacy Martin (Sul Ross State)
DB Brent Mushatt (St. John's)
DB Shawn Money (Wesley)
DB Travis Royall (Salisbury State)
DB Brent Rusnak (Hampden-Sydney)
DB Jim Somerville (Augustana/IL)
P Jeff Floyd (Centre)
P Justin Shively (Anderson)
PK Todd Bencivenni (Johns Hopkins)
PK Jesse Egner (Wisconsin-River Falls)
RS Ellis Allen (Montclair State)
RS Jason Falvo (Juniata)




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USA III TOP 30 FOR NOVEMBER 15


USA III TOP 30
1 Mount Union Raiders (10-0)
2 Rowan Profs (9-0)
3 Simpson Storm (10-0)
4 Catholic Cardinals (10-0)
5 Wisconsin-Whitewater Warhawks (9-0)
6 Hanover Panthers (10-0)
7 Lycoming Warriors (9-0)
8 Trinity (TX) Tigers (9-0)
9 John Carroll Blue Streaks (9-1)
10 Western Maryland Green Terrors (10-0)
11 Augsburg Auggies (9-1)
12 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Bears (9-1)
13 Lakeland Muskies (10-0)
14 Central Flying Dutchmen (7-2)
15 Wittenberg Tigers (9-1)
16 Willamette Bearcats (10-0)
17 Allegheny Gators (9-1)
18 Grove City Wolverines (9-1)
19 Cortland State (8-2)
20 Methodist Monarchs (9-1)
21 College of New Jersey Lions (8-2)
22 Concordia (MN) Cobbers (8-2)
23 Albright Lions (8-1)
24 Rensselaer Poly Engineers (8-1)
25 Coe Kohawks (8-1)
26 Adrian Bulldogs (8-1)
27 Wooster Fightin Scotts (9-1)
28 Mississippi Choctaws (8-2)
29 Ohio Northern Polar Bears (8-2)
30 Wisconsin-LaCrosse Eagle (7-2)P
Others receiving votes: Albion Britons; Alma Scots; Amherst Lord Jeffs; Augustana (IL) Vikings; Baldwin-Wallace Yellow Jackets; Bridgewater State (MA) Bears; Buffalo State Bengals; Carnegie Mellon Tartans; Centre Colonels; Cornell Rams; Defiance Yellow Jackets; DePauw Tigers; Emory & Henry Wasps; Frostburg State Bobcats; Guilford Quakers; Hartwick Hawks; Hobart Statesman; Hope Flying Dutchmen; Howard Payne Yellow Jackets; Illinois Wesleyan Titans; Ithaca Bombers; Johns Hopkins Blue Jays; Loras Duhawks; MacMurray Highlanders; Martin Luther Knights; Montclair State Red Hawks; Moravian Greyhounds; Pacific Lutheran Lutes; Plymouth State Panthers; Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens; Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets; Redlands Bulldogs; Ripon Red Hawks; Salve Regina Newporters; St. Thomas Tommies; St. John Johnnies; Susquehanna Crusaders; UMass-Dartmouth Corsairs; Union Dutchmen; Upper Iowa Peacocks; U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Mariners; Wabash Little Giants; Wartburg Knights; Washington (MO) Bears; Wesley Wolverines; Wesleyan Cardinals; Widener Pioneers; Williams Ephmen; Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds; Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils; Worcester State Lancers;


USA III FOOTBALL SCORES FOR NOVEMBER 15

USA III FOOTBALL SCORES (11/15/97)
Albion 31 - Thomas More 13
Allegheny 75 - Oberlin 16
Augustana/IL 18 - Millikin 0
Black Hills State 34 - Colorado College 19
Bridgewater/VA 13 - Davidson 10
Bridgewater State/MA 44 - UMass/Dartmouth 28
Brockport State 30 - Cortland State 28
Buffalo State 13 - Ithaca 10
California Lutheran 33 - Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 10
Carnegie Mellon 49 - Bethany 14
Carthage 14 - North Park 0
Case Western Reserve 21 - Rochester 6
Chapman 17 - Azusa Pacific 12
Chicago 12 - Kenyon 0
Catholic 44 - Albright 22
Central/IA 35 - Buena Vista 0
Centre 38 - Rhodes 14
Concordia/WI 41, Mount Scenario 14
Culver Stockton 34 - Blackburn 16
Curry at Fitchburg, Postponed
Delaware Valley 40 - Lebanon Valley 27 (OT)
DePauw 14 - Wabash 7
Dickinson 32 - Ursinus 3
Franklin & Marshall 27 - Gettysburg 18
Guilford 61- Chowan 0
Hanover 19 - Franklin 6
Hartwick 35 - St. Lawrence 0
Howard Payne 27 - Austin 13
Illinois Wesleyan 7 - Elmhurst 0
John Carroll 20 - Baldwin-Wallace 17 (OT)
Juniata 34 - FDU/Madison 33
Kings/PA 7 - Jersey City State 6
Lakeland 51 - Kentucky Wesleyan 0
Linfield 33 - Eastern Oregon 20
Lycoming 26 - Wilkes 12
Mac Murray 48 - Westminster 16
Maine Maritime 54 - Westfield State 28
Manchester 28 - Anderson 15
Marietta 14 - Muskingum 12
Maryville/TN 27 - Emory & Henry 24
Methodist 40 - Frostburg St. 12
Mississippi College 45 - McMurry 22
Moravian 21 - Muhlenberg 16
Mount St. Joseph 31 - Wilmington 25 (2OT)
Mount Union 63 - Hiram 0
Nebraska Wesleyan 38 - Peru State 32 (OT)
North Central 20 - Wheaton 7
Ohio Northern 49 - Heidelberg 7
Otterbein 29 - Capital 13
Randolph-Macon 49 - Hampden-Sydney 18
Redlands 42 - La Verne 14
Rensselaer Poly 16 - Hobart 14
Rowan 19 - Montclair State 7
Salisbury State 16 - William Paterson 14
Simpson 42 - Loras 28
Sul Ross State 27 - Hardin-Simmons 21
The College of New Jersey 33 - Kean 18
Trinity/TX 45 - Millsaps 13
UMass/Boston 24 - Framingham State 21
Union 43 - Alfred 0
Upper Iowa 46 - Dubuque 6
U.S. Coast Guard 34 - U.S. Merchant Marine 16
Wartburg 49 - Luther 15
Washington/MO 21 - Rose-Hulman 0
Washington & Jefferson 30 - Defiance 0
Washington & Lee 41 - Swarthmore 13
Western Maryland 21 - Johns Hopkins 3
Westfield State 49 - Massachusetts Maritime 28
Whittier 41 - Occidental 7
Widener 35 - Susquehanna 28 (2OT)
Willamette 42 - Whitworth 7
Wittenberg 50 - Earlham 14
Wooster 28 - Ohio Wesleyan 14
Worcester Poly 9 - Plymouth State 7



WOOSTER 21 - WITTENBERG 19

In the most exciting and meaningful football game played at The College of Wooster in more than two decades, the Scots stunned the more than 3,000 fans in attendance at John P. Papp Stadium with a 21-19 victory over Wittenberg.
The game, which was played in rainy and muddy conditions, swung on many plays, but ultimately was decided with just 2:46 left in the fourth quarter.
With Wooster clinging to a 21-19 lead, Wittenberg started its final offensive possession at their own six-yard line. After three completions, the Tigers stayed alive when the Scots were flagged for a pass interference call at the 21-yard line on fourth down. Two plays later, Wittenberg quarterback Shaun Brown hit Jason Love on a 47-yard pass to the Wooster 32-yard line with 1:50 to play. Again, the Scot defense stood tough, forcing three more incompletions from Brown. After each team called timeout, Brown threw a pass up for wide receiver Rodney Hopkins, who nearly caught it before it was knocked away by Wooster defender Shawn Marks. With the Tigers out of timeouts, the Scots kneeled down on the final three plays for the victory.
To put this win in perspective, Wooster had not beaten Wittenberg since 1949, and has not won or shared a conference title since 1959. If the Scots can beat Ohio Wesleyan next week and both Wittenberg and Allegheny win, the three teams will share the conference crown.
Statistically, Wittenberg outgained Wooster 283-185, but were hurt by three interceptions and one fumble. Both teams currently stand 8-1 overall and 6-1 in the North Coast Athletic Conference.


PREVIOUS HONOREES

Dickinson edges John Hopkins 13-7 in 3 OT
Augsburg slips past Concordia-Moorehead 13-10
Simpson edges Central 31-27
Delaware Valley edges FDU/Madison 47-44 in triple OT
Hardin-Simmons rallies to Western New Mexico 33-29
California Lutheran topples University of San Diego 39-32
Montclair State upsets 4th ranked Wesley
Emory & Henry upsets 4th ranked Washington & Jefferson
Oberlin snaps 40 game losing skein

USA III PLAYERS OF THE WEEK -11/09/97


OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK


JUSTIN PEERY, SO. QB
Westminster


Peery didn't practice all week while rehabing from a minor knee injury and sat out the first half. He started the second half with Westminster trailing 17-7 and the Blue Jays fell behind 31-7 before Peery got the attack in gear. In 30 minutes and one overtime period, Peery completed 35 of 59 passes for 519 yards and seven touchdowns as the Blue Jays rallied for a 66-58 overtime win over Bethel College (TN).

HONOR ROLL


Donte Abron, Sr. WR (Western Maryland)
Montas Allen, Sr. WR (Centre)
Eric Buckley, So. WR (Westfield State)
Matt Bunyan, Jr. QB (Wisconsin-Stout)
Nick Call, So. TB (Muskingum)
Kevin Cannon, Jr. WR (Muhlenberg)
Nick Caserio, Jr. QB (John Carroll)
Cory Christensen, Sr. RB (Simpson)
Jeff Closz, Jr. SE (Gettysburg)
Beau Coulter, Jr. RB (Wisconsin-LaCrosse)
Shane Davis, Sr. TB (Loras)
Jim DeMaise, So. RB (King's/PA)
Jon DeVille, Sr. QB (Menlo)
Tres Doran, Sr. FB (Trinity/TX)
Darren Elvey, Sr. QB (Waynesburg)
Jake Fay, So. QB (Wesleyan)
Bill Frazier, So. QB (Bridgewater State/MA)
D'Andrea Freeman, So. RB (Fitchburg)
Brandon Graham, Sr. TB (Hope)
Rob Hale, Sr. QB (Cortland State)
Mike Hankins, So. TB (Wilkes)
David Harmon, Jr. RB (McMurry)
Adam Herbst, Jr. WR (St. John's)
Chad Hoiska, Sr. TB (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
Greg Lister, Sr. QB (Rowan)
Mike Masse, S. RB (UMass-Dartmouth)
Tony Molinari, Sr. FB (Worcester State)
Dan Morse, Jr. QB (Tufts)
Bill Ott, Sr. WR (Stevens Point)
Robbie Peters, So. QB (Hamilton)
Beau Pollard, Jr. QB (Millsaps)
Jose Raymond, Sr. RB (Plymouth State)
Brett Runkle, Jr. TB (Aurora)
Bryan Snyder, Sr. QB (Albright)
Doug Steiner, Sr. FB (Grove City)
Chris Stormer, Jr. QB (Hanover)
John Stroup, Sr. QB (University of the South)
Steve Tardiff, So. RB (Maine Maritime)
Shawn Tarpey, Sr. QB (Springfield)
Marcos Vann, Sr. RB (Redlands)
John Weaver, So. WR (Wisconsin-Platteville)
DeCarlos West, Sr. TB (Methodist)
Rich Willard, Sr. QB (Amherst)
Nick Yeager, Sr. QB (North Central)


PREVIOUS HONOREES


Sydney Chappell, Sr. QB (Randolph-Macon)
Ron Sermarini, So. QB (Western Maryland)
Kevin Ricca, Sr. QB (Catholic)
Chris Stormer, Jr. QB (Hanover)
Chad Beatty, Sr. QB (Illinois Wesleyan)
Bernie Haskins, Sr. QB (DePauw)
Matt Bunyan, Jr. QB (University of Wisconsin-Stout)
Jeff Clay, Sr. WR (Catholic)



DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK


STAN BAELZ, SR. LB.
Franklin


Baelz registered 18 tackles, six of which were for losses of 47 yards and he added four QB sacks for minus 47 yards in a 46-21 loss to Manchester


HONOR ROLL


Vari Alamarte, Sr. NG (Rensselaer)
Brian Aldridge, Jr. LB (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy)
Harrison Bernstein, So. DB (Johns Hopkins)
Clay Curry, Sr. SS (Centre)
Jeff Edwards, Sr. DL (Sul Ross State)
Ray Godderz, Sr. LB (Luther)
Matt Griffiths, Sr. DL (St. John's)
John Harmon, Jr. DB (Middlebury)
Mike Hendricks, Sr. DL (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
Joe Hodakowski, Sr. LB (Gettsyburg)
Jeff Jackman, So. DB (Wisconsin-Stout)
Ed Kennedy, So. DE (Adrian)
Walter Krebs, Jr. LB (MIT)
Clint Kriewaldt, Jr. LB (Wisconsin-Stevens Point)
Brian Lee, Sr. CB (North Central)
Frank Lieto, Jr. LB (Western New England)
Peter Lombard, Sr. DB (Fitchburg)
Ric Mathias, Sr. LB (Wisconsin-LaCrosse)
Tom Pouliot, So. LB (FDU/Madison)
Shawn Roberts, Jr. DL (Montclair State)
Jeff Sanger, Sr. LB (Central/IA)
Erik Schiller, Sr. FS (Hobart)
Earl Simmons, Jr. SS (Rowan)
Jeff Smith, Sr. DE (Hanover)
John Michael Stewart, Sr. DE (UMass-Boston)
Joe Wagila, Jr. LB (MacMurray)
Jeremy Whalen, Sr. DT (Simpson)
Brad Yoder, Sr. SS (Thiel)


PREVIOUS HONOREES


Denton Randolph, Sr. DE (Union)
London Fletcher, Sr. LB (John Carroll)
Dave Russell, Sr. DE (Hobart)
Jason Hooley, Jr., DB (Anderson)
Dorian Webb, Jr. DB (Jersey City State)
Todd Nichols, Jr. FS (Amherst)
Josh Reddingfield, Jr. CB (University of the South)
Trey Holcomb, Sr. LB (Manchester)
Jamie Harless, Sr. DE (Emory & Henry)
Travis Royall, Sr. SS (Salisbury State)


SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK


JASON FALVO, SR. RS
Juniata College

Falvo sparked the Eagles to their second with a 58 yard punt return for a touchdown with 5:28 remaining in a 26-23 win over Waynesburg. He returned four punts for 81 yards and added two kickoff returns for 58 yards


HONOR ROLL


Phil Barry, Sr. P (St. John's)
Tom Moreland, Sr. P (LaVerne)
Jermaine Tolbert, Fr. LB (Hiram)
Darrien Tucker, So. RS (Methodist)



PREVIOUS HONOREES


Justin Shively, Sr. P (Anderson)
Mike Stoeher, So. PK (Montclair State)
Dave Reading, So. RS (Massachusetts Maritime)
LaMarr Rensahw, Sr. RS (Bluffton)
Paul D'Ascoli, Sr. PK (Plymouth State)
Kyle Counts, Fr. PK (Westminster)
Casey Frazier, So. PK/TE (Colorado College)
Todd Whitehurst, Sr. P (Menlo)
Ed Woodruff, Fr. P (Wesley)


ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

JON HARRIS, FR. WR.
Rose-Hulman

Harris hauled in 10 receptions for 141 yards, scoring a pair of TDs but the Fightin' Engineers dropped a 47-20 decision to undefeated Hanover


HONOR ROLL


Tony Austin, Fr. RB (MacMurry)
Greg Balcanage, Fr. TE (Hartwick)
Sanford Boatman, Fr. RB (FDU/Madison)
R.J. Bowers, Fr. RB (Grove City)
Tim Devericks, Fr. QB (Hiram)
Jim Gagnon, Fr. RB (UMass-Boston)
Matt Hall, Fr. WR (Amherst)
Chris Henry, Fr. QB (Buffalo State)
Brian Holmes, Fr. RB (Middlebury)
Steve Jordan, Fr. LB (Framingham)
Jamil Robertson, Fr. RB (Ohio Northern)
Bob Rosenthal, Fr. LB (Bates)
James Thomas, Fr. DT (Jersey City State)
Ryan Watson, Fr. CB (Western New England)
Billy Williams, Fr. DL (Millsaps)


PREVIOUS HONOREES


Jeff Sanger, Fr. LB (Central/IA)
Latham Bell, Fr. TB (Washington/MO)
R.J. Bowers, Fr. RB (Grove City)
Jason Cabell, Fr. LB (Millsaps)
Aaron Lara, Fr. LB (Rhodes)
Matt LeFever, Fr. QB (Western Connecticut)
Josh Schneider, Fr. P (John Carroll)
Kris Geibel, Fr., RB (Hiram)
Jeremy Benson, Fr., DL (Aurora)


USA III FOOTBALL TOP 30

Selected by USA III College Football Panel



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