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2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): LS - Kent Vines, Soph., Monmouth,...Vines, a sophomore, earns his first all-league nod after recording 114 snaps this season. The lone North Carolinian on the roster snapped to two different punters and Mosquera. - Monmouth Football

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LS Kent Vines, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Matt Mosquera, Sr/2020, Monmouth, 5-08, 195 (DS#28 K) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): PK - Matt Mosquera, Sr., Monmouth,...Mosquera earns his second consecutive all-conference award after converting 52 out of 53 extra points and 12 of 16 field goals. Mosquera leads the team with 88 points and has made 135 of 139 career PATs. - Monmouth Football

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K Matt Mosquera, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Justin Terry, rSr/2022, Monmouth, 5-11, 178 (DS#179 CB) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): DB - Justin Terry, Jr., Monmouth,...Terry earns his second consecutive all-conference honor after starting all 12 games at cornerback and finishing third on the team in tackles with 48. The Brooklyn, NY product had eight pass breakups and one interception on the year. - Monmouth Football

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CB Justin Terry, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Erik Massey, rSr/2022, Monmouth, 6-1, 228 (DS#154 OLB) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): DL - Erik Massey, Jr., Monmouth,...Linebacker Da'Quan Grimes and defensive end Erik Massey make their first appearances on the all-league second team. Massey terrorized opposing defenses with eight tackles for a loss and three sacks. He finished the regular season with 39 tackles including nine in the Wagner win. - Monmouth Football

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OLB Erik Massey, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - DaQuan Grimes, rSr/2023, Monmouth, 5-10, 221 (DS#99 ILB) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): LB - Da'Quan Grimes, Sr., Monmouth,...Linebacker Da'Quan Grimes and defensive end Erik Massey make their first appearances on the all-league second team. Grimes led the Hawks with 89 tackles and 11 tackles for a loss which was third among linebackers. He ranked first in the conference in forced fumbles and anchored a Monmouth defense that was 24th nationally in third down defense. The two-time defensive player of the week had a career-high 18 tackles in the win over Campbell. Massey terrorized opposing defenses with eight tackles for a loss and three sacks. He finished the regular season with 39 tackles including nine in the Wagner win. - Monmouth Football

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ILB DaQuan Grimes, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Mahmoud Shabana, rSr/2022, Monmouth, 6-3, 300 (DS#999 OG) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): OL - Mahmoud Shabana, Sr., Monmouth,...Leading the way for both Walter Payton Award Candidates was Monmouth's offensive line, four of which were honored with post season recognition. Farris is in his second season as Monmouth's starting center while Shabana earns a spot on the all-conference teams after anchoring the left tackle spot for nine games. - Monmouth Football

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OG Mahmoud Shabana, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Justin Szuba, rSr/2023, Monmouth, 6-7, 310 (DS#999 OT) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH SECOND TEAM (COACHES): OL - Justin Szuba, Jr., Monmouth,...Szuba, a redshirt sophomore, graded out as Monmouth's top lineman in eight of the 12 regular season games. The Brick Memorial product also earned a spot on the Big South All-Academic squad after earning a cumulative grade point average of 4.0. The group was a large part of Bahar's five 300+ yard passing days and Guerriero's three 200+ yard rushing performances. - Monmouth Football

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OT Justin Szuba, Monmouth
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12/30/19 - Eddie Morales III, rSr/2024, Monmouth, 5-09, 180 (DS#134 CB) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG SOUTH FIRST TEAM (COACHES): PR - Eddie Morales, Soph., Monmouth,...Three specialists earned all-conference spots led by Morales who was first in punt return average, returning 17 kicks for an average of 7.6 yards. He finished with 130 punt return yards including a long of 41. - Monmouth Football

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CB Eddie Morales III, Monmouth
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12/09/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

2019 WALTER PAYTON AWARD FINALIST: Monmouth junior running back Pete Guerriero leads the FCS in rushing yards (1,995) and rushing yards per game (142.5) and is fourth in all-purpose yards per game (166.5). He scored 20 touchdowns in 14 games during the best season in Monmouth history, which included the Hawks' first Big South title and playoff win. - STATS FCS Football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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11/30/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

Pete Guerriero ran for 220 yards and three touchdowns and Monmouth defeated Holy Cross 44-27 on Saturday for the program's first FCS playoff victory. The Hawks (11-2), the Big South champions, will play at No. 2 seed James Madison next Saturday after speeding to a 23-0 lead en route to their ninth straight win. Guerriero, coming in as the FCS rushing leader at 139.0 yards per game, had 31 carries including touchdowns of 68, 24 and 1 yards. He set a Monmouth season rushing record, with 1,888 yards, passing David Sinisi, who had 1,674 in 2008. Kenji Bahar added 249 yards passing, completing 19 of 32 throws with a touchdown. Matt Considine threw for 196 yards with three scores and an interception for the Crusaders (7-6), the Patriot League champs. Starting quarterback Connor Degenhardt was just 2 of 7 with two early picks. Domenic Cozier rushed for 97 yards. - AP College Football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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11/26/19 - Kenji Bahar, rSr/2020, Monmouth, 6-2, 200 (DS#47 QB) + More +

2019 BIG SOUTH OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Kenji Bahar, QB, R-Sr., Monmouth,...Bahar is Monmouth's first Big South Offensive Player of the Year honoree since the Hawks joined the conference in 2014. He was the league's top passer during the regular-season with 3,262 yards (fourth-most in Big South history) and 28 touchdowns, and paced the conference in total offense with 3,454 yards and 287.8 per game. Bahar completed 254-of-384 passing attempts for a 66.1 completion percentage, had a league-high five 300-yard passing games and six 300 total offense games, and threw multiple touchdowns in a game eight times.

A finalist for the Walter Payton Award, Bahar was a three-time Big South Offensive Player of the Week honoree in 2019 and leads the conference in 11 offensive categories. He threw a touchdown pass in every game this year, and his 28 scoring strikes are the second-most in a season in league history. Bahar threw for five touchdowns against North Alabama on Nov. 9 and had four in the regular-season finale against Hampton. In six Big South games in 2019, Bahar was 104-of-153 passing (68.0 percent) for 1,655 yards and 15 touchdowns with just two interceptions. Bahar was a near-unanimous selection as he received 22 of the 23 first-place votes cast in the Offensive Player of the Year voting to finish ahead of runner-up Jadakis Bonds of Hampton. - Big South Football

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QB Kenji Bahar, Monmouth
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11/26/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

Monmouth redshirt-senior quarterback Kenji Bahar (Baltimore, Md.) has been voted the 2019 Big South Football Offensive Player of the Year, while Kennesaw State redshirt-junior linebacker Bryson Armstrong (Marietta, Ga.) has been voted the Defensive Player of the Year by the conference's head coaches and media panel, it was announced today. In addition, Campbell quarterback Hajj-Malik Williams (Atlanta, Ga.) is the Offensive Freshman of the Year, while Charleston Southern defensive back Cody Cline (Concord, N.C.) is the Defensive Freshman of the Year honoree. The Big South also announced its All-Conference first and second teams. The squads are comprised of 12 offensive and defensive players and five special teams players, plus any ties. Monmouth led the way with 17 total selections (nine first team), while Charleston Southern was second with 11 honorees (eight first team). Kennesaw State was next with eight, followed by Campbell (seven), Gardner-Webb (seven), Hampton (three), North Alabama (three) and Presbyterian (two). - Big South Football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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11/25/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

NOV 25 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Monmouth running back Pete Guerriero (Lyndhurst, N.J.) recorded 306 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns in the Hawks' 48-13 win over Hampton to clinch the outright Big South championship. He rushed for a career-high 240 yards on 16 carries with two touchdowns, and caught two passes for 66 yards and a score. Guerriero, now just the third player in Big South history with consecutive 200-yard rushing games, scored on a career-long 81-yard run in addition to a 38-yarder, and averaged 17.0 yards per touch on the afternoon. Also nominated for Offensive Player of the Week: Hajj-Malik Williams (Campbell), Kameron Brown (Charleston Southern), Tommy Bryant (Kennesaw State) and Keith Pearson (Presbyterian). - Big South football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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11/24/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

Monmouth University's football team, ranked 12th in the nation and Big South Conference champions, will host Holy Cross in the 2019 NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Playoffs at 12 PM on Saturday, November 30, the NCAA committee announced live on ESPNU on Sunday. "We are really excited about the fact that we will be at home at Kessler Stadium against a team we have a little bit of knowledge about because they are in our region and we have played them a number of times," said Monmouth Head Coach Kevin Callahan. "I know the team is excited about being able to play at home."

The Hawks, winners of eight straight, closed out the 2019 season with an 10-2 record and a perfect 6-0 Big South Conference mark. Over that eight-game winning streak the Hawks have outscored opponents 334-137 and is averaging 41.8 points per game. Monmouth won its first outright Big South Conference title after going 6-0 in league play. The Monmouth offense features two of the top players in the country in fifth-year senior quarterback Kenji Bahar (Baltimore, MD/Calvert Hall) and junior running back Pete Guerriero (Lyndhurst, NJ/Lyndhurst) who are both on the Walter Payton Award Watch List. It will be the second time in the 27-year history of the program that Monmouth will play in the playoffs, the first coming in the 2017 season when the Hawks were selected as an at-large team. Monmouth was 6-0 at home this year, and have lost just once (16-1) since Kessler Stadium opened prior to the 2017 season. - Monmouth Football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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11/23/19 - *Pete Guerriero, rJr/2020, Monmouth, 5-09, 196 (DS#29 RB) + More +

Kenji Bahar passed for 364 yards and four touchdowns, Pete Guerriero added 240 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, and Monmouth completed an undefeated league season with a 48-13 victory over Hampton on Saturday. Guerriero, the current STATS FCS National Offensive Player of the Week, increased his career high by three yards. He scored on runs of 81 and 38 yards and added a third touchdown on a 7-yard pass from Bahar. The Hawks (10-2, 6-0 Big South) rolled up 696 yards on offense. Bahar's four TD passes went to four teammates. Deondre Francois threw two touchdown passes for the Pirates (5-7, 1-5) but completed only three other passes in 17 total attempts. Monmouth (No. 12 FCS coaches poll) learns its playoff matchup on Sunday. The bracket will be released at 12:30 p.m. EST. - AP College Football

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RB *Pete Guerriero, Monmouth
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