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=='''National Individual Awards'''==
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===Football===
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===Basketball===
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Delaware has yet to have an individual be honored with a national award in basketball.
 
=='''External Links'''==
 
=='''External Links'''==
 
[http://www.bluehens.com University of Delaware Athletics]
 
[http://www.bluehens.com University of Delaware Athletics]

Revision as of 05:05, 15 July 2011

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Location: Newark, Delaware
Division: NCAA Division I FCS
Conference (football): Colonial Athletic Association
Stadium: Tubby Raymond Field at Delaware Stadium
Conference (basketball): Colonial Athletic Association
Arena: Frank Acierno Arena at Bob Carpenter Center

The University of Delaware Blue Hens compete as members of the Colonial Athletic Association in NCAA Division I FCS football and in NCAA Division I basketball. Delaware is a public land-grant institution located in the town of Newark, Delaware, at the northwestern corner of the small state, just over a mile from the Maryland border. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 17,000.

The campus sprawls across much of downtown Newark, mostly along the east side of DE 896 (College Ave), which meets I-95 at exit 1 half a mile south of the athletics complex. The complex is the site of both Delaware Stadium (22,000) and Bob Carpenter Center (5,000), which hosted all or part of every America East Men's Basketball Tournament from 1997 until the school's departure in 2001.

Delaware's chief rival is Villanova, followed by James Madison and William & Mary. A "rivalry" also exists with Delaware State, exacerbated by a long refusal to play them in football; the two teams finally met for their first regular-season game ever in 2009.

Delaware has sent 20 players to the NFL, most famously Pro Bowl QB Rich Gannon and current Ravens QB Joe Flacco. Former Delaware coaches Bill Murray, Dave Nelson, and Tubby Raymond (for whom the field at Delaware Stadium is named) are inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame. In stark contrast, no Blue Hens have appeared in the NBA.

Conference Affiliations:

Football

Colonial Athletic Association NCAA I FCS 2007-present
Atlantic 10 Conference NCAA I FCS 1997-2006
Yankee Conference NCAA I FCS 1986-1996
NCAA Division I Independents NCAA I FCS 1981-1985
NCAA Division II Independents NCAA II 1973-1980
NCAA College Division Independents NCAA College 1970-1972
Middle Atlantic Conference NCAA College 1958-1969
NCAA College Division Independents NCAA College 1945-1957
Mason-Dixon Conference NCAA College 1946
NCAA College Division Independents NCAA College 1937-1945
NCAA Independents NCAA 1910-1936
Pre-NCAA Independents Independent 1889-1909

Basketball

Colonial Athletic Association NCAA I 2001-present
America East Conference NCAA I 1994-2001
North Atlantic Conference NCAA I 1991-1994
East Coast Conference NCAA I 1974-1991
Middle Atlantic Conference NCAA II 1973-1974
Middle Atlantic Conference NCAA College 1957-1973
Middle Atlantic Conference NCAA 1945-1957
Mason-Dixon Conference NCAA 1940-1945
NCAA Independents NCAA 1910-1940
NCAA Independents NCAA 1905-1910

Post-Season Appearances

Football

Ambox.png Note: Years for bowl games indicate the fall season preceding the game itself. Further, unless impossible to avoid, corporate sponsorship is ignored. Please see Bowl Alert for details.
NCAA Division I FCS National Championship Game 1982, 2003, 2007
NCAA Division II Football National Championship Game 1974, 1978, 1979
NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs 1982, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2007
NCAA Division II Playoffs 1974, 1976, 1978, 1979
NCAA College Division Football Championship 1973
Boardwalk Bowl 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
Refrigerator Bowl 1954
Cigar Bowl 1946

Men's Basketball

NCAA Division I Men's Tournament 1992, 1993, 1998, 1999
National Invitation Tournament 2000

Championships

Football

NCAA Division I FCS National Champions 2003
NCAA Division II Football National Champions 1979
AP Small College Football National Champions 1971, 1972
UPI Small College Football National Champions 1963, 1971, 1972
Division I FCS Lambert Cup Winners 1982, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2003
Division II Lambert Cup Winners 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1979
Lambert Cup Winners 1959, 1962, 1963
Atlantic 10 Conference South Division Champions 2004
Atlantic 10 Conference Champions 2000, 2003
Yankee Conference Mid-Atlantic Division Champions 1995
Yankee Conference Champions 1986, 1988, 1991, 1992
Middle Atlantic Conference Champions 1959, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1968, 1969
Mason-Dixon Conference Champions 1946

Men's Basketball

America East Conference Tournament Champions 1998, 1999
America East Conference Regular Season Champions 1998, 1999
North Atlantic Conference Tournament Champions 1992, 1993
North Atlantic Conference Regular Season Champions 1992
Middle Atlantic Conference Middle Five Regular Season Champions 1968
Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division Regular Season Champions 1952, 1953
Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division Tournament Champions 1952

National Individual Awards

Football

National Football Foundation Hall of Fame 1974: William D. Murray (coach)
1987: David M. Nelson (coach)
2003: Tubby Raymond (coach)
NCAA Division II Hall of Fame 2002: Scott Brunner (QB)
AFCA Division I FCS Coach of the Year 2010: K.C. Keeler
Liberty Mutual Division I FCS Coach of the Year Award 2010: K.C. Keeler
AFCA Division II Coach of the Year 1971: Tubby Raymond
1972: Tubby Raymond
NCAA Division I FCS First-Team All-Americans 1981: Gary Kuhlman (T)
1982: George Schmitt (DB)
1985: Jeff Rosen (OL)
1986: Darrell Booker (LB)
1987: James Anderson (WR)
1988: Mike Renna (DL)
1989: Mike Renna (DL)
1991: Warren McIntire (DB)
1992: Matt Morrill (DL)
1993: Matt Morrill (DL)
1994: Daryl Brown (RB)
1995: Kenny Bailey (DB)
1996: Kenny Bailey (DB)
1997: Brian Smith (LB)
1998: Eddie Conti (WR)
2000: Jamin Elliott (WR)
2000: Jeff Fiss (OL)
2000: Brian McKenna (LB)
2003: Germaine Bennett (RB)
2003: Andy Hall (QB)
2003: Jason Nerys (OL)
2003: Shawn Johnson (DL)
2003: Sidney Haugabrook (DB)
2004: Sidney Haugabrook (DB)
2006: Ben Patrick (TE)
2007: Omar Cuff (RB)
2007: Jon Striefsky (K)
2009: Charles Graves (DB)
NCAA Division II First-Team All-Americans 1942: Hugh Bogovich (G)
1946: Tony Stalloni (T)
1954: Don Miller (B)
1963: Mike Brown (B)
1966: Herb Slattery (OT)
1969: John Favero (LB)
1970: Conway Hayman (G)
1971: Gardy Kahoe (RB)
1972: Joe Carbone (DE)
1973: Dennis Johnson (DT)
1973: Jeff Cannon (DT)
1974: Ed Clark (LB)
1974: Ray Sweeney (G)
1975: Sam Miller (DE)
1976: Robert Pietuszka (DB)
1978: Jeff Komlo (QB)
1979: Herb Beck (G)
1979: Scott Brunner (QB)
1980: Gary Kuhlman (T)

Basketball

Delaware has yet to have an individual be honored with a national award in basketball.

External Links

University of Delaware Athletics


Colonial Athletic Association edit
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