Huck's FB All-Stars, '06 Return to TedSilary.com Home Page     Ed "Huck" Palmer is one of our trusty statisticians/observers. He is not to be confused with Tom "Puck" McKenna. (Huck is normal. Puck is not even close). You may contact him at TEDDYCAT10@aol.com.

HUCK'S SUPER 70

   This next list contains senior players only -- 35 on the offensive side of the ball and 35 on the defensive side of the ball. As we all know, many players play both ways during games. On this list a player is only mentioned in one category, either offense or defense. I placed the players on the side of the ball that I thought would fit them best at the next level. Remember that this list consists of just senior players. I rank them one-through-thirty-five. The players at the top of the list are the players I feel can play at the highest levels, but certainly all of these players could probably help a program at some level.

                 OFFENSE:                                                   DEFENSE:

1. Chris Whitney (SJ – QB)                         1. Daryl Robinson (NC – DB)

2. Chris Lorditch (AW – WR)                     2. Dom Joseph (RC – DB)

3. Jack Forster (LS – WR)                           3. Anthony Rhoades (WC – OLB)

4. Jeff Battipaglia (SJ – OL)                        4. John Dempsey (OH – DB)

5. Kevin Schafer (CE – QB)                        5. Neil Doogan (SJ – LB)

6. Joe D’Orazio (SJ – C)                             6. Joe Goldschmidt (OH – DE)

7. Matt Wilk (AR – OL)                              7. Pat McAfee (AW – LB)

8. John Gazzola (SJ – OL)                           8. Matt Marcinek (RC – LB)

9. Brian Brinkmann (SJ – WR)                   9. Taylor Cave (AR – LB)

10. Dennis Shaw (WC – RB)                     10. Marc Holloway (WC – LB)

11. Mark McPherson (NG – RB)               11. John Pettine (AC – DE)

12. Jerry Penrose (OH – OL)                     12. John McBurnie (LS – DT)

13. Brendan Kwisz (FJ – OL)                    13. Ryan Haber (SJ – DT)

14. Roberto Townsend (CD – WR)           14. Jordan Faust (AC – DT)

15. Wiley Flowers (AC – WR)                  15. Sean Saverio (LS – OLB)

16. Mark Hatty (NG – QB)                        16. Rich Cruz (NC – DB)

17. Jim Domzalski (CE – RB)                   17. Jim Surdykowski (BM – DE)

18. Chris Cabrey (LS – OL)                      18. Greg Frantz (LS – DB)

19. Anthony DeLuca (NC – OL)               19. Ryan McCullough (NC – OLB)

20. Pat Devlin (AW – WR)                        20. Buster Ousley (SJ – LB)

21. Matt Little (AW – RB)                        21. Tom Hannan (NC – LB)

22. Steve Schell (SJ – TE)                         22. Ryan Kreider (FJ – DE)

23. Pat McCarthy (SJ – OL)                     23. Isiah Edmond (WC – DT)

24. Brett Olsen (AR – OL)                       24. Troy Richardson (RC – DB)

25. Adam Kasprzak (SJ – OL)                  25. JB Campanella (LS – LB)

26. Chris Ashley (LS – RB)                     26. Joe Mitros (BM – DB)

27. Ray O’Hara (CE – FB)                       27. Vinny Burgese (NG – LB)

28. Joe McKendry (SJ – OL)                   28. Steve Hart (CD – DT)

29. Joe Gionfriddo (NG – WR)                29. Chuck Cohen (RC – OLB)

30. Justin Bainbridge (CE – OL)              30. Branden Williams (BM – DE)

31. Russell Johnson (AC – RB)               31. Kevin Lynn (AW – DB)

32. Dan Connors (LS – OL)                    32. Joe Thompson (FJ – DB)

33. Tom Hayes (FJ – WR)                      33. Mike Murphy (FJ – DT)

34. Matt Cantafio (AC – QB)                 34. Scott Waters (LS – DE)

35. Joe Sydman (CE – OL)                     35. Shane Barrett (AW – DT)

* This list includes only players who played this season. Bonner’s
PJ Shirdan missed the entire season due to a knee injury. He is a
West Virginia recruit.