FB: Liberty League

[Jonny Utah]

Larry Czarnecki was an IC hammer.  Believe he played under Butterfield and then made his way to Cortland as a HC. While at Cortland, was loved and revered! Later on, he came back and served as a great positional coach, coordinator, and outstanding guy in general.

Czar was the man.  Maybe the best coach I've ever had.  Also was one of those weight room coaches who just knew great ways to get the most out of each exercise. 

[Jonny Utah]

Welch may have the bigger tree then Butterfield as previously stated. Welch himself is part of both the Butterfield and Ford trees.

Glenn Caruso - HFC @ St. Thomas
Brian Angelichio - NFL POS. coach
Mark Raymond - HFC @ Williams
Mark McDonough - DC @ Williams
Mark Ross - Previous DC @ Bloomsburg
Mike Hatcher - Cornell WRs
Dan Puckhaber - HC @ SLU
Jack Mrozinski - HC @ Hiram
Mike Cerasuolo - HC @ Springfield College

I thought Cerasulo was the GA in 1993 with Siriani (W&J).  I could be wrong.

[NEd3ALUM]

Welch may have the bigger tree then Butterfield as previously stated. Welch himself is part of both the Butterfield and Ford trees.

Glenn Caruso - HFC @ St. Thomas
Brian Angelichio - NFL POS. coach
Mark Raymond - HFC @ Williams
Mark McDonough - DC @ Williams
Mark Ross - Previous DC @ Bloomsburg
Mike Hatcher - Cornell WRs
Dan Puckhaber - HC @ SLU
Jack Mrozinski - HC @ Hiram
Mike Cerasuolo - HC @ Springfield College

I thought Cerasulo was the GA in 1993 with Siriani (W&J).  I could be wrong.

No I think you are correct, or he was there for 2 years now looking at his Wiki. 1993-1994 it states. Either way I believe when you look at IC as well as the rest of the current LL schools, a lot of great talent has grown from the trees of former coaches in the league.

[Ice Bear]

Good luck to Hobart today!

[Machiavelli]

I sure am glad I paid $11.99 to watch the Cortland/Endicott 'Technical Difficulties' screen.

[XREDDRAGON77]

Inexcusable! I've had the live stats on. Cortland was stopped at the 4 and then a FG blocked at the 7. Endicott played most of the half with their backs to their endzone.

[IC798891]

I sure am glad I paid $11.99 to watch the Cortland/Endicott 'Technical Difficulties' screen.

You guys just don't get it. The school will close doors without the trickle down impact of this money. Why do you want thousands of unemployed people?

[Ice Bear]

I feel badly for Hobart. I was confident this would be a much closer game. Either way great season for the Pumpkins. LL's got some work to do.

[Machiavelli]

I feel badly for Hobart. I was confident this would be a much closer game. Either way great season for the Pumpkins. LL's got some work to do.

Giving up so soon?

[Machiavelli]

lol. The Cortland game finally came one and I didn't realize the game was over. Haha.

[Ice Bear]

Glad to see they are fighting though. 28-7 just wasn't what I expected to see.

[Machiavelli]

Glad to see they are fighting though. 28-7 just wasn't what I expected to see.

I'm a mess. I flipped over to live stats and it showed no time left. But it's still the 4th. Disregard anything I type.

[XREDDRAGON77]

42-35 sussy! Hobart playing gritty!

[Ice Bear]

Just going to say great comeback effort by Hobart. They made the  best of a slow start and really fought. Love the fight in the Statesmen. Great program!

[Bartman]

Just got back from PA after attending the Hobart-SU Playoff game, where the Hobart fans significantly outnumbered the SU fans. If you told me before the game that Hobart would out-gain SU by almost 60 yards and never punt once, I would have bet the house that we would win that game. As it turns out, the game was a tale of two halves.Hobart did not panic after falling behind 28-7 in the first half to an excellent Susquehanna offense. Hobart knew they were going to see the best offense they played all year, and they did. The Susquehanna QB transferred out of a Marist program when he was upset after not being named the starter. Today, he commanded the SU offense with great skill. In the second half, the Hobart coaching staff made some adjustments as Hobart outscored Sasquatch 28-14 and put a real scare into the #6 SU team.  Hobart made some nice adjustments to limit SU rushing attack(only 3.5 per rush on the day) while the SU QB's arm seemed to tire in the fourth quarter. EJ Taylor was catapulted by the Hobart Oline on two long TD runs that shocked the SU faithful and gave the Pumpkinheads hope. But in the end it was not enough to overcome the first half deficit as Hobart fell short 42-35. 
   Hobart's rally showed some real heart as they refused to quit today. If SU is #6 in the country, Hobart is easily a Top 25 team, IMO, especially with Randolph-Macon winning today. Sasquatch should give St.John's fits when they are on offense, but I think the Jonnies  may score every time against the SU Defense. Bring extra oxygen to Minnesota for the game... First one to fifty wins it.
  I'm very happy with the 130th Hobart football team, a LL undefeated Championship, two feet wide left from an undefeated regular season, beating an always strong Ithaca team with 2 awesome goal line stands, and never giving up today . Oh yea, I think we over came the theory of needing a muffed punt to win a game.
  Thanks to all the Seniors/Grad Students for your great effort in your last season, and I'm optimistic that the coaching staff will recruit some talented  first years that will help our returners get back 2 back LL Championships. Go Bart.