Richard W. Offenhamer (1984) - Dr. and Mrs. Edmond J. Gicewicz Family UB Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees

Richard W. Offenhamer

Earned the August V. Lambert Memorial Cup, emblematic of the Eastern Small College Football Championship, Division I-AA.
Invited to the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Florida, UB's only post-season bowl bid. • Compiled UB's single best football season record with 8 wins and 1 loss.
UB's first scholarship team.
Roster: Robert M. Adams, James A. Allegretto, Phillip O. Bamford, James E. Beckerich, Nathan M. Bliss, Jr., Kenneth P. Born, Nicholas A. Bottini, William P. Brogan, David M. Brogan, J. Gordon Bukaty, George Delaney, Jack Dempsey, Willie R. Evans, Bernard Fagan, John B. Fortini, David E. Gardner, Gerald R. Gergley, James E. Grapes, Richard Guild, James Heitzhaus, James Hurley, Carley A. Keats, James B. Keats, Frederick J. Kogut, Stanley J. Kowalski, Thomas R. MacDougall, George C. Maue, Francis M. Mazurkiewicz, William McCall, Robert A. Muscarella, Joseph O'Grady, Joseph J. Oliverio, Raymond V. Paolini, Louis M. Reale, Stephen J. Salasny, Sampson L. Sanders, Charles V. Scott, Joseph W. Shifflet, Raymond G. Skaine, Ronald G. Stephan, Paul R. Szymendera, Charles S. Tirone, Melvin H. Van Curen, Jr., Richard Van Valkenburgh, John Welch, Michael Wilson, Robert Yanchuk, Robert J. Yerge, Eugene C. Zinni
Coaching Staff: Richard W. Offenhamer, Frederick H. Dunlap, Karl F. Kluckhohn, Ronald M. LaRocque, Michael E. Rhodes, Seymour Pollack, David E. Hazell, John L. Sciera