Teams Toledo 2009 Roster ← 2008 2010 → 2009 Toledo roster 89 players. From 16 states; the most from Ohio (39) and Florida (11). The 2009 season .
Quarterbacks 4 Running backs 7 Receivers 10 Tight ends 5 Offensive line 14 Defensive line 15 Linebackers 8 Defensive backs 19 Specialists 6 Athletes and others 1
Running backs 7 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 22 DaJuane Collins RB 5′10″ Westville, NJ 992 rushing yards, 14 TD 23 Morgan Williams RB 5′11″ Canton, OH 444 rushing yards, 2 TD 24 Adonis Thomas RB 5′10″ Newark, NJ 151 rushing yards 10 David Pasquale RB 6′2″ Cape Coral, FL 78 rushing yards, 3 TD 6 Jake Walker RB 5′11″ Delray Beach, FL 18 rushing yards 27 Darius Reeves RB 6′1″ Columbus, OH 29 Johnnie Bush RB 5′10″ Cincinnati, OH
Receivers 10 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 12 Eric Page WR 3★ 3-star recruit 5′10″ Toledo, OH 82 catches, 1,159 yards, 7 TD 88 Stephen Williams WR 6′5″ Houston, TX 79 catches, 1,065 yards, 5 TD 83 Julian Bellinger WR 6′1″ Lithonia, GA 18 returns, 313 yards 85 Robin Bailey WR 6′5″ Columbus, OH 22 catches, 206 yards 7 Kenny Stafford WR 6′4″ Columbus, OH 14 catches, 222 yards, 2 TD 80 Tim Cortazzo WR 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ Irwin, PA 3 catches, 64 yards, 1 TD 26 Jimmy Davidson WR 6′4″ Findlay, OH 47 Matt Rogers WR 6′4″ 195 Holland, OH 84 Sam Gaymon WR 3★ 3-star recruit 6′3″ 199 Redford, MI 87 Edward Williams WR 6′2″ 191 Tampa, FL
Tight ends 5 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 9 Danny Noble TE 6′5″ Elyria, OH 26 catches, 257 yards, 1 TD 81 Tom Burzine TE 6′4″ Bohemia, NY 8 catches, 117 yards, 3 TD 88 Jerome Jones TE 6′7″ Youngstown, OH 1 catch, 21 yards 82 Matt Fought TE 2★ 2-star recruit 6′4″ 242 Ottawa, OH 95 Jared Strait TE 6′2″ Wyandotte, MI
Offensive line 14 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 50 Buster Garrett C 6′3″ 286 Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 60 A.J. Lindeman OL 6′6″ 300 Aurora, IL 62 Chris Meenan OL 6′7″ 334 Wooster, OH 65 Nate Cole OL 6′2″ 306 Trotwood, OH 67 Zac Kerin OL 6′5″ 300 Delaware, OH 68 Jared DeWalt OL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 318 Lyndhurst, OH 69 Kevin Kowalski OL 6′4″ 299 Macedonia, OH 72 John Morookian OL 6′5″ 301 Providence, RI 73 Matt Rubin C 6′1″ 330 West Bloomfield, MI 74 Mike VanDerMeulen OL 6′7″ 304 Marshall, MI 75 Manny Bell OL 6′6″ 275 Pittsburgh, PA 76 Jan Gewont OL 6′6″ 300 Palos Heights, IL 78 Phillipkeith Manley OL 6′5″ 309 Hamilton, OH 79 Fadi Farha OL 6′4″ 293 Ypsilanti, MI
Defensive line 15 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 58 Douglas Westbrook DE 6′3″ Pompano Beach, FL 3 INT 41 Matt Shumaker DL 6′1″ Delphos, OH 3 catches, 33 yards, 1 TD 9 Christian Smith DE 6′2″ 260 Oklahoma City, OK 23 T.J. Fatinikun DE 6′2″ 250 Perrysburg, OH 30 Ben Pike DL 6′3″ 260 Mentor, OH 46 Hank Keighley DE 6′4″ Dayton, OH 52 Johnathan Lamb DT 6′4″ Southfield, MI 56 Derrick Summers DL 6′2″ 258 Southfield, MI 70 Ben Steele DL 6′4″ 270 Venice, FL 89 Skylaar Constant DE 6′4″ 285 Bedford, OH 92 Danny Farr DT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 295 Evanston, IL 94 Johnie Roberts DL 6′3″ 280 Hattiesburg, MS 96 Levone Washington DL 6′1″ 239 Huber Heights, OH 97 Malcolm Riley DL 6′3″ 281 Ft. Wayne, IN 98 Maurice Hill DL 6′2″ 286 Bolingbrook, IL
Defensive backs 19 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 34 Lester Richmond S 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ Chicago, IL 2 INT 9 Kenny Veal DB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ Hamilton, OH 8 returns, 195 yards 8 Barry Church S 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ Pittsburgh, PA 1 INT 21 Andreas Ashwood DB 6′1″ Hillsborough, FL 1 INT 43 Mark Singer S 6′1″ Cinnaminson, NJ 1 INT 29 Jermaine Robinson S 3★ 3-star recruit 6′3″ Pittsburgh, PA 1 return, 3 yards 3 Desmond Marrow CB 6′3″ Youngstown, OH 5 Daxton Swanson DB 5′10″ 165 Waco, TX 6 Byron Best CB 3★ 3-star recruit 5′9″ Greenwood, SC 13 Anthony Washington DB 6′0″ Fairborn, OH 19 Drey’Lon Pree S 6′2″ Steubenville, OH 19 Joe Bates DB 6′1″ 190 Oakland, CA 20 Chris Faison S 6′1″ 176 Bloomfield Hills, MI 26 Joe Schebek DB 6′0″ 205 Brunswick, OH 34 Richard Steele DB 6′0″ 185 Cincinnati, OH 35 Anthony King CB 5′10″ 178 Canyon Country, CA 37 Walter Atkins CB 6′1″ 191 Pompano Beach, FL 45 Isaiah Ballard DB 5′11″ Toledo, OH 47 Myshan Veasley-Pettis CB 5′11″ Toledo, OH
Athletes and others 1 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 31 Joe Shuler 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 183 Orlando, FL
Barry Church, Jermaine Robinson, Archie Donald, Manny Bell Bill Claus, Andrew Weber, T.J. Fatinikun Kenny Stafford, Darius Reeves, Robin Bailey Kenny Veal, Damien McIntosh, Phillipkeith Manley Eric Page, Isaiah Ballard, Myshan Veasley-Pettis Johnathan Lamb, Derrick Summers, Matt Rubin Terrance Owens, Skylaar Constant Desmond Marrow, Jerome Jones Johnnie Bush, Richard Steele Ben Pike, Alex Steigerwald Walter Atkins, Douglas Westbrook Hank Keighley, Nate Cole Austin Dantin Ryan Casano Daxton Swanson Byron Best Jake Walker Christian Smith Danny Noble David Pasquale Aaron Opelt Anthony Washington Alex Pettee Drey’Lon Pree Joe Bates Chris Faison Andreas Ashwood DaJuane Collins Morgan Williams Adonis Thomas Brett Brodbeck Jimmy Davidson Joe Schebek Joe Shuler Dan Molls Daris Quinn Lester Richmond Anthony King Robert Bell Matt Shumaker Mark Singer Matt Rogers Beau Brudzinski Terrell Anderson Buster Garrett Terrell Willis A.J. Lindeman Chris Meenan Zac Kerin Jared DeWalt Kevin Kowalski Ben Steele John Morookian Mike VanDerMeulen Jan Gewont Fadi Farha Tim Cortazzo Tom Burzine Matt Fought Julian Bellinger Sam Gaymon Edward Williams Stephen Williams Danny Farr Colin McHugh Johnie Roberts Jared Strait Levone Washington Malcolm Riley Maurice Hill OH 39 FL 11 MI 10 IL 6 PA 6 Hometowns of the 2009 Toledo roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Ohio 39 Florida 11 Michigan 10 Pennsylvania 6 Illinois 6 Texas 3 California 3 New Jersey 3 Top counties Cuyahoga County, Ohio pop. 1.2 million 6 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania pop. 1.2 million 5 Oakland County, Michigan pop. 1.3 million 4 Lucas County, Ohio pop. 428,000 4 Cook County, Illinois pop. 5.2 million 3 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2009 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.