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Eastern Michigan competed as a member of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) West Division. The team was coached by Jeff Woodruff in his final season at EMU. Following the 38\u201310 loss to Central Michigan, Woodruff, who had compiled a 9\u201334 record in 3 3\u20444 seasons, was fired on November 3.[1] Running backs coach Al Lavan was named the interim coach while the school conducted a national search for the new permanent coach,[2] and under his leadership the team won two of their final three games. After the end of the season, Northwestern running backs coach Jeff Genyk was hired as the new EMU head coach.[3]Table of ContentsSchedule[edit]Game summaries[edit]East Tennessee State[edit]Western Illinois[edit]Akron[edit]Navy[edit]Maryland[edit]Western Michigan[edit]Toledo[edit]Bowling Green[edit]Central Michigan[edit]Central Florida[edit]Ball State[edit]Northern Illinois[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Schedule[edit]DateTimeOpponentSiteResultAttendanceAugust 287:00\u00a0pmEast Tennessee State*W 28\u201321[4]11,725September 47:00\u00a0pmWestern Illinois*Rynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganL 12\u201334[5]11,123September 136:00\u00a0pmat AkronL 17\u201324[6]10,262September 201:30\u00a0pmat Navy*L 7\u201339[7]27,627September 276:00\u00a0pmMaryland*Rynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganL 13\u201337[8]19,628October 42:00\u00a0pmWestern MichiganRynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganL 3\u201331[9]19,963October 117:00\u00a0pmat ToledoL 14\u201349[10]22,807October 186:00\u00a0pmBowling GreenRynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganL 20\u201333[11]6,154November 11:00\u00a0pmat Central MichiganL 10\u201338[12]8,391November 812:00\u00a0pmCentral FloridaRynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganW 19\u201313[13]5,150November 151:00\u00a0pmBall StateRynearson StadiumYpsilanti, MichiganW 38\u201314[14]5,075November 222:05\u00a0pmat Northern IllinoisL 24\u201338[15]16,589[16]EMU was briefly scheduled to host the University of South Florida Bulls in 2003. The Rynearson Stadium game had originally been scheduled for 2002, but the Bulls paid EMU a $50,000 postponement fee to delay the game to 2003, allowing USF a 2002 game at Arkansas. However, EMU dropped USF from the 2003 schedule with no advance notice.[17]2003 Eastern Michigan Eagles football team rosterPlayersCoachesOffensePos.#NameClassWR5Chris TalleyJrWR6Chris RobersonJrWR7LaGarian HoustonFrQB8Jeff CrooksSrTE82Kevin ZurekiSrDefenseSpecial teamsHead coachCoordinators\/assistant coachesLegend(C) Team captain(S) Suspended(I) Ineligible Injured RedshirtRosterGame summaries[edit]East Tennessee State[edit]1234TotalBuccaneers0147021Eagles777728EMU opened the season with the East Tennessee State Buccaneers, a Division I-AA team in the Southern Conference. East Tennessee State had a 4\u20138 record in 2002,[18] and 2003 would be the final year for their football program, which had been losing nearly $1 million per year from 1999 through 2003.[19]Scoring summary1st Quarter1:16 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 68\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u20130 EMU2nd Quarter10:26 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 38\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 14\u20130 EMU8:56 East Tennessee State \u2013 Scott Brumett 70\u00a0yard interception return (Jonathan Godfrey kick) 14\u20137 EMU0:57 East Tennessee State \u2013 Brian Matthews 34\u00a0yard pass from Carl Meadows (Jonathan Godfrey kick) 14\u2013143rd Quarter7:12 East Tennessee State \u2013 Gavin Varner 1\u00a0yard run (Jonathan Godfrey kick) 14\u201321 East Tennessee State4:02 EMU \u2013 Chinedu Okoro 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 21\u2013214th Quarter7:49 EMU \u2013 Eric Deslauriers 44\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 28\u201321 EMUWestern Illinois[edit]1234TotalLeathernecks7761434Eagles333312Following the Leathernecks’ win over EMU, Western Illinois received its first-ever #1 ranking in the national Division I-AA polls, though they lost the ranking the following week with a 35\u20137 loss to the eventual I-A national champions, the LSU Tigers.Scoring summary1st Quarter11:02 Western Illinois \u2013 Travis Glasford 2\u00a0yard run (Justin Langan kick) 0\u20137 Western Illinois4:14 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 38\u00a0yard field goal 3\u20137 Western Illinois2nd Quarter13:01 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 33\u00a0yard field goal 6\u20137 Western Illinois2:01 Western Illinois \u2013 James Norris 95\u00a0yard punt return (Justin Langan kick) 6\u201314 Western Illinois3rd Quarter13:27 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 35\u00a0yard field goal 9\u201314 Western Illinois8:41 Western Illinois \u2013 Travis Glasford 1\u00a0yard run (Justin Langan missed kick) 9\u201320 Western Illinois4th Quarter13:18 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 25\u00a0yard field goal 12\u201320 Western Illinois7:22 Western Illinois \u2013 Russ Michna 15\u00a0yard run (Justin Langan kick) 12\u201327 Western Illinois3:56 Western Illinois \u2013 Travis Glasford 11\u00a0yard run (Justin Langan kick) 12\u201334 Western IllinoisAkron[edit]1234TotalEagles0107017Zips7140324Scoring summary1st Quarter3:42 Akron \u2013 Matt Cherry 58\u00a0yard punt return (Jason Swiger kick) 0\u20137 Akron2nd Quarter14:17 Akron \u2013 Miquel Irvin 16\u00a0yard pass from Charlie Frye (Jason Swiger kick) 0\u201314 Akron11:06 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 13\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u201314 Akron4:15 Akron \u2013 Charlie Frye 2\u00a0yard run (Jason Swiger kick) 7\u201321 Akron1:20 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 43\u00a0yard field goal 10\u201321 Akron3rd Quarter3:49 EMU \u2013 Chinedu Okoro 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 17\u201321 Akron4th Quarter5:14 Akron \u2013 Jason Swiger 23\u00a0yard field goal 17\u201324 AkronNavy[edit]1234TotalEagles00077Midshipmen83141439  EMU junior quarterback Chinedu Okoro being tackled by Navy junior linebacker Lane Jackson.With their win over EMU, the Midshipmen won consecutive home games for the first time since 1997.[20] EMU’s offense committed six turnovers,[21] including four interceptions thrown by Chinedu Okoro,[20] about which head coach Jeff Woodruff commented, “You can\u2019t beat a high school team giving up five turnovers…Mathematically, you are out of the game with that. That was frustrating because the defense was playing well.”[21]Scoring summary1st Quarter1:12 Navy \u2013 Eric Roberts 15\u00a0yard pass from Craig Candeto (Amir Jenkins pass from Craig Candeto) 0\u20138 Navy2nd Quarter7:57 Navy \u2013 Geoff Blumenfeld 29\u00a0yard field goal 0\u201311 Navy3rd Quarter12:23 Navy \u2013 Tony Lane 32\u00a0yard run (Geoff Blumenfeld kick) 0\u201318 Navy8:17 Navy \u2013 Trey Hines 17\u00a0yard run (Geoff Blumenfeld kick) 0\u201325 Navy4th Quarter13:50 Navy \u2013 Craig Candeto 3\u00a0yard run (Geoff Blumenfeld kick) 0\u201332 Navy12:28 Navy \u2013 Bronston Carroll 2\u00a0yard run (Geoff Blumenfeld kick) 0\u201339 Navy7:13 EMU \u2013 Chris R. Roberson 13\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u201339 NavyMaryland[edit]1234TotalTerrapins61071437Eagles373013This game was the first \u2014 and so far, the only \u2014 occasion on which a team from an AQ conference played at Rynearson Stadium.[8]Scoring summary1st Quarter12:07 Maryland \u2013 Domonique Foxworth 44\u00a0yard interception return (Nick Novak kick failed) 0\u20136 Maryland2:09 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 42\u00a0yard field goal 3\u20136 Maryland2nd Quarter4:56 Maryland \u2013 Josh Allen 1\u00a0yard run (Nick Novak kick) 3\u201313 Maryland0:23 EMU \u2013 Kevin Zureki 8\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 10\u201313 Maryland0:02 Maryland \u2013 Nick Novak 27\u00a0yard field goal 10\u201316 Maryland3rd Quarter10:54 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 25\u00a0yard field goal 13\u201316 Maryland5:42 Maryland \u2013 Josh Allen 8\u00a0yard run (Nick Novak kick) 13\u201323 Maryland4th Quarter14:54 Maryland \u2013 Scott McBrien 9\u00a0yard run (Nick Novak kick) 13\u201330 Maryland9:16 Maryland \u2013 Dan Melendez 14\u00a0yard pass from Scott McBrien (Nick Novak kick) 13\u201337 MarylandWestern Michigan[edit]1234TotalBroncos00141731Eagles03003Scoring summary1st Quarter2nd Quarter13:34 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 32\u00a0yard field goal 3\u20130 EMU3rd Quarter11:30 Western Michigan \u2013 Greg Jennings 34\u00a0yard pass from Chad Munson (Robert Menchinger kick) 3\u20137 Western Michigan5:42 Western Michigan \u2013 Philip Reed 9\u00a0yard run (Robert Menchinger kick) 3\u201314 Western Michigan4th Quarter10:23 Western Michigan \u2013 Greg Jennings 22\u00a0yard pass from Chad Munson (Robert Menchinger kick) 3\u201321 Western Michigan8:46 Western Michigan \u2013 Robert Menchinger 22\u00a0yard field goal 3\u201324 Western Michigan2:49 Western Michigan \u2013 Tyson Devree 16\u00a0yard pass from Chad Munson (Robert Menchinger kick) 3\u201331 Western MichiganToledo[edit]1234TotalEagles707014Rockets14287049Scoring summary1st Quarter12:57 Toledo \u2013 Trinity Dawson 5\u00a0yard run (Jason Robbins kick) 0\u20137 Toledo7:17 EMU \u2013 Chris R. Roberson 4\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u201370:04 Toledo \u2013 Trinity Dawson 1\u00a0yard run (Jason Robbins kick) 7\u201314 Toledo2nd Quarter11:35 Toledo \u2013 Astin Martin 1\u00a0yard run (Jason Robbins kick) 7\u201321 Toledo6:42 Toledo \u2013 Trinity Dawson 8\u00a0yard pass from Bruce Gradkowski (Jason Robbins kick) 7\u201328 Toledo4:13 Toledo \u2013 Steve Odom 12\u00a0yard pass from Bruce Gradkowski (Jason Robbins kick) 7\u201335 Toledo0:31 Toledo \u2013 Terrance Hudson 19\u00a0yard pas from Bruce Gradkowski (Jason Robbins kick) 7\u201342 Toledo3rd Quarter3:29 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 3\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 14\u201342 Toledo0:00 Toledo \u2013 Steve Odom 80\u00a0yard punt return (Jason Robbins kick) 14\u201349 Toledo4th QuarterBowling Green[edit]1234TotalFalcons14120733Eagles773320Scoring summary1st Quarter13:19 Bowling Green \u2013 P.J. Pope 1\u00a0yard run (Shaun Suisham kick) 0\u20137 Bowling Green10:38 EMU \u2013 Kevin Zureki 40\u00a0yard pass from Chinedu Okoro (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u201373:45 Bowling Green \u2013 Josh Harris 20\u00a0yard run (Shaun Suisham kick) 7\u201314 Bowling Green2nd Quarter14:12 Bowling Green \u2013 Shaun Suisham 24\u00a0yard field goal 7\u201317 Bowling Green10:56 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 3\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 14\u201317 Bowling Green6:59 Bowling Green \u2013 Josh Harris 4\u00a0yard run (Shaun Suisham missed kick) 14\u201323 Bowling Green0:22 Bowling Green \u2013 Shaun Suisham 23\u00a0yard field goal 14\u201326 Bowling Green3rd Quarter2:15 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 40\u00a0yard field goal 17\u201326 Bowling Green4th Quarter12:59 Bowling Green \u2013 Josh Harris 5\u00a0yard run (Shaun Suisham kick) 17\u201333 Bowling Green8:08 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 29\u00a0yard field goal 20\u201333 Bowling GreenCentral Michigan[edit]Following the 38\u201310 loss to Central Michigan, EMU’s eight consecutive loss, Jeff Woodruff, who had compiled a 9\u201334 record in 3 3\u20444 seasons, was fired on November 3.[1] Running backs coach Al Lavan was named the interim coach while the school conducted a national search for the new permanent coach.[2]1234TotalEagles730010Chippewas010141438Scoring summary1st Quarter10:33 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u20130 EMU2nd Quarter14:57 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 21\u00a0yard field goal 10\u20130 EMU8:52 Central Michigan \u2013 Joseph Staley 29\u00a0yard pass from Derrick Vickers (Mike Gruzwalski kick) 10\u20137 EMU2:26 Central Michigan \u2013 Mike Gruzwalski 33\u00a0yard field goal 10\u2013103rd Quarter11:03 Central Michigan \u2013 Jerry Seymour 14\u00a0yard run (Mike Gruzwalski kick) 10\u201317 Central Michigan0:23 Central Michigan \u2013 Troy Peyerk 12\u00a0yard pass from Derrick Vickers (Mike Gruzwalski kick) 10\u201324 Central Michigan4th Quarter9:42 Central Michigan \u2013 Jerry Seymour 16\u00a0yard run (Mike Gruzwalski kick) 10\u201331 Central Michigan4:41 Central Michigan \u2013 Jerry Seymour 15\u00a0yard run (Mike Gruzwalski kick) 10\u201338 Central MichiganCentral Florida[edit]1234TotalKnights0130013Eagles1070219In Al Lavan’s first game as interim head coach, the Eagles snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 19\u201313 win over Central Florida. After the two offenses combined for 20\u00a0second-quarter points, neither offense scored in the second half of the game.Scoring summary1st Quarter12:50 EMU \u2013 Alonzo Harris 15\u00a0yard pass from Ken Bohnet (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u20130 EMU4:13 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 39\u00a0yard field goal 10\u20130 EMU2nd Quarter13:50 Central Florida \u2013 Dontavius Wilcox 8\u00a0yard run (Matt Prater kick) 10\u20137 Central Michigan9:31 Central Florida \u2013 Matt Prater 40\u00a0yard field goal 10\u2013104:25 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 16\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 17\u201310 EMU0:50 Central Florida \u2013 Matt Prater 46\u00a0yard field goal 17\u201313 EMU3rd Quarter4th Quarter3:42 EMU \u2013 Matt Kudu safety 19\u201313 EMUBall State[edit]1234TotalCardinals007714Eagles01417738With a win over Ball State, the Eagles achieved back-to-back wins over Division I-A opponents for the first time in more than three years; they had last done this in November 2000, in Jeff Woodruff’s first season as head coach.[22]Scoring summary1st Quarter2nd Quarter14:58 EMU \u2013 Ken Bohnet 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u20130 EMU5:29 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 14\u20130 EMU3rd Quarter9:37 EMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 32\u00a0yard field goal 17\u20130 EMU7:44 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 24\u20130 EMU4:00 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 1\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 31\u20130 EMU1:31 Ball State \u2013 Dante Ridgeway 1\u00a0yard pass from Andy Roesch (Brian Jackson kick) 31\u20137 EMU4th Quarter11:18 EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 9\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 38\u20137 EMU3:47 Ball State \u2013 Ryan Hahaj 20\u00a0yard pass from Andy Roesch (Brian Jackson kick) 38\u201314 EMUNorthern Illinois[edit]1234TotalEagles1430724Huskies71013838Scoring summary[23]1st QuarterNorthern Illinois \u2013 Shatone Powers 8\u00a0yard pass from Josh Haldi (Steve Azar kick) 0\u20137 Northern IllinoisEMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 2\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 7\u20137EMU \u2013 Anthony Sherrell 15\u00a0yard run (Andrew Wellock kick) 14\u20137 EMU2nd QuarterNorthern Illinois \u2013 Steve Azar 28\u00a0yard field goal 14\u201310 EMUNorthern Illinois \u2013 Michael Turner 59\u00a0yard run (Steve Azar kick) 14\u201317 Northern IllinoisEMU \u2013 Andrew Wellock 36\u00a0yard field goal 17\u2013173rd QuarterNorthern Illinois \u2013 Steve Azar 23\u00a0yard field goal 17\u201320 Northern IllinoisNorthern Illinois \u2013 Michael Turner 31\u00a0yard run (Steve Azar kick) 17\u201327 Northern IllinoisNorthern Illinois \u2013 Steve Azar 44\u00a0yard field goal 17\u201330 Northern Illinois4th QuarterEMU \u2013 Kevin Zureki 20\u00a0yard pass from A. J. Bennett (Andrew Wellock kick) 24\u201330 Northern IllinoisNorthern Illinois \u2013 Michael Turner 3\u00a0yard run (Josh Haldi run for two-point conversion) 24\u201338 Northern IllinoisReferences[edit]^ a b “Eastern Michigan football coach fired in 4th year”. The Beacon News. November 4, 2003. Retrieved November 1, 2010.^ a b “Eastern Michigan fires football coach Jeff Woodruff”. The Daily Sentinel. November 4, 2003. p.\u00a0B6. Retrieved November 1, 2010.^ “Genyk takes over floundering program”. ESPN. December 1, 2003. Retrieved November 1, 2010.^ “East Tenn. St. Buccaneers vs. Eastern Michigan Eagles \u2013 Box Score”. ESPN. August 28, 2003. Retrieved November 3, 2010.^ “Western Illinois Leathernecks vs. Eastern Michigan Eagles \u2013 Box Score”. ESPN. September 4, 2003. Retrieved November 3, 2010.^ “Eastern Michigan Eagles vs. Akron Zips \u2013 Box Score”. ESPN. September 13, 2003. Retrieved November 3, 2010.^ “Eastern Michigan Eagles vs. Navy Midshipmen \u2013 Box Score”. ESPN. 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