Hampden-Sydney Football played in the 1970 Knute Rockne Bowl, which served as the NCAA College Division (II) East Regional Championship. The Tigers completed the season with a final record of 9-2, winning the Mason-Dixon Conference Championship with a 4-0 record, before falling to Montclair State (NJ) 7-6 in the Knute Rockne Bowl on November 28, 1970 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. H-SC had the top-ranked scoring defense in all NCAA divisions that fall, yielding just 2.8 points per game during the regular season with six shutouts, and the squad ranked third in total defense (145.0). The team was coached by Hall of Fame head coach J. Stokeley Fulton '55, assisted by Bill Pegram, Bobby Saylor and Lou Wacker.
Team Members
Paul Abels, Jack Alwood, David Atkinson, Mike Bass, Rick Beale, Larry Bertram, Butch Beverly, George Blackburn, Jim Blandford, Martin Bounds, Rocky Bounds, Steve Bryant, Frank Burnette, Bill Capehart, Jack Cassidy, Bill Cogbill, Steve Cox, Joe Crockett, Richard Drumwright, Bryan Eads, Dean East, Steve Echols, Jim Ennis, Jack Fentress, Ray Funderburk, Harry Graham, Ned Hall, Stu Handlan, Danny Hardy, Vince Hardy, Gary Harper, Leith Hartman, Tom Haynie, Charles Henderson, Dick Holland, Bill Houck, Lanny Junes, Larry Kelly, Larry Kent, Jody Kincaid, Bill Kirk, Sid Kirstein, Mike Leidy, Jim Logan, Bobby Long, Scott Lowry, Steve Mapp, Mike McGlothlin, Camm Morton, Jim Nelson, Ted Offterdinger, Frank Overton, Frosty Owens, Paul Page, Barry Parsley, John Payne, Bill Penhale, Tracy Powers, Tommy Ransone, Dave Reid, Rob Richmond, Chuck Ricketts, Rick Saul, Marion Setliff, Dave Shelor, Steve Shreckhise, Rick Snyder, Jack Spence, Donnie Stanley, Vaughan Stanley, Brack Stovall, Bob Taylor, Bruce Taylor, John Thompson, Mike Thompson, Tommy Tucker, Lance Van de Castle, Carter Whitley, Ben Woltz, Robert Woltz, Randy Wright
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