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2005
Game 1: 250 yards on 25 carries - 4
TD's - longest run 54 yds
1 punt return for 29 yds.
Game 2: 80 yards on 23 carries - 3 TD's -
longest run 19 yds.
1 punt return for 36 yds.
Game 3: 198 yards on 27 carries - 1 TD -
longest run 49 yds.
3 receptions for 63 yds - 1 TD
Game 4: 119 yards on 7 carries - 3 TD's - longest run 39 yds.
Game 5: 246 yards on 34 carries - 2 TD's
- longest run 48 yds.
1 punt return for 13 yds.
Game 6: 200 yards on 33 carries - 4 TD's
- longest run 32 yds.
Game 7: 192 yards on 35 carries - 1
TD - longest run 40 yds.
Game 8: 191 yards on 25 carries - 4
TD's - longest run 59 yds.
Game 9: 138 yards on 24 carries - 3 TD's - longest run 15 yds.
Game 10: 212 yards on 26 carries - 3 TD's
- longest run 66 yds.
6 receptions for 78 yards and 1 TD.
Game 11: 235 yards on 27 carries - 2 TD's
- longest run 73 yards
3 receptions for 46 yards
Game 12:
200 yards on 20 carries - 2 TD's - longest run 42
yards
4 receptions for 32 yds,
Bloomsburg record: 11-1
Jamar's
totals
through 12 games:
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2260
yards on 215 carries + 187 yds on 12 catches
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34
Touchdowns (32 rushing/2 receiving), 204 points.
Notable:
(Nov
5, 2005)
...Brittingham, who went into the game leading all
of Division II in rushing yards per game, finished
the day with 27 carries for 235 yards and two
scores. He set a new school and Pennsylvania State
Athletic Conference (PSAC) record for rushing yards
in a single-season with 2,060, breaking the mark of
2,038 set by Bloomsburg's Irv Sigler in 1997.
Bloomsburg Football Sweeps PSAC East Player of the
Week Honors
BLOOMSBURG— The Bloomsburg University football team
swept this week's Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference (PSAC) East Player of the Week awards.
Tailback Jamar Brittingham (Levittown/ Neshaminy)
won PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week and
defensive back Tyler Trettin (Hummelstown/ Hershey)
won PSAC East Defensive Player of the Week for their
efforts in the Huskies 42-35 victory over West
Chester on Saturday.
Brittingham ran for 211 yards and three touchdowns,
including the game winner with 47 seconds left, and
caught six passes for 78 yards and a touchdown.
Brittingham now holds the PSAC record for rushing
touchdowns in a season with 28. He passed former
Bloomsburg tailback Irv Sigler who rushed for 25
touchdowns in 1996. Brittingham also ranks first in
the nation in rushing averaging 182.5 yards per game
and is tied for first in scoring averaging 18 points
per game. This is the fifth time this season that
Brittingham has won the player of the week award.
"Faces
in the Crowd" can be viewed online at:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/scorecard/faces/2005/10/31/ |
2005
Game 1: Southern Florida: Kevin kicked (1) field
goal and (2) PAT's. FG was 23 yds.
Game 2: Cincinnati: Kevin kicked (6)
extra points (6 for 6).
Game 3: Central Michigan: Kevin kicked
(2) field goals and (4) PAT's. Long FG was 37 yds.
Game 4: Northwestern: Kevin kicked (2)
field goals and (4) PAT's. Long FG was 28 yds.
Game 5: Minnesota: Kevin kicked
(3) field goals and (5) PAT's. Long FG was 47 yds
Game 6: Ohio: Kevin kicked (1) field goal
and (2) PAT's. Long FG was 41 yds.
Game 7: Michigan: Kevin kicked (1) FG,
(2) PAT's, and (1) 2-PT Conv. Long FG was 25 yds.
Game 8: Illinois: Kevin was (9) for (9) on
PAT's
Game 9: Purdue: Kevin kicked (4) FG's and
(3) PAT's
Game 10: Wisconsin: Kevin was (5) for (5)
on PAT's
Game 11: Michigan State: Kevin kicked (1)
FG, and (4) PAT's
Game 12: Orange Bowl: Florida state:
Kevin kicked the winning FG in Triple OT
Totals
through 12 games:
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15
KO for TB
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16 - FG's
(18/21)
-
49 - PAT's
-
01 -
2 point conversion
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99 - total points
Penn
State: 11-1
October 1, 2005
- Kevin kicks his longest Collegiate Field Goal of
47 yards.
Kevin was 5/5 on PAT's and 3/3 on field goals for a
14 point day.
October 14, 2005
- Kevin ran in a 2-point conversion after a bad snap
left him with no other option.
November 15, 2005
-
The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote a feature
on
Kevin Kelly's freshman year at PSU.
January 2, 2006
- Kevin Kelly won the Orange Bowl with a F/G in the
3rd OT
Kevin Kelly discusses his 2 point conversion
(photo
from
GoPSUSports.com) |
