Ryan McCoach, Montclair State University
Senior, Running Back
Rockaway, NJ/Morris Hills

McCoach earns the final NJAC Offensive Player of the Week selection, his second of the season, after garnering Most Valuable Player honors in Montclair’s 17-13 win over Albright in the ECAC South Atlantic Bowl. In the final game of his career, he rushed 35 times for 140 yards and a touchdown. He finished his senior season with 1,005 rushing yards, marking the second straight season that he eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark while increasing his career rushing total to 2,802 - good for fifth all-time in MSU history. McCoach currently leads the NJAC in rushing with an average of 111.7 yards per game.

Ben Nagle, SUNY Cortland
Junior, Defensive End
Rochester, NY/Aquinas Institute

Nagle earns the final NJAC Defensive Player of the Week selection after garnering Most Valuable Player honors in Cortland’s 23-7 win over Union in the ECAC Northeast Bowl. In the win, he recorded nine total tackles, including six solo stops. He also notched 5.5 tackles for a loss of 26 yards, including four sacks for a loss of 24. Three of his sacks forced Union fumbles which were recovered by the Red Dragons. Nagle currently ranks third in the NJAC in sacks with an average of 0.82 per game.

Jeremy Mercer, Montclair State University
Junior, Tight End
Leonardo, NJ/Middletown South

Mercer earns the final NJAC Special Teams Player of the Week honor after playing a key role in the Red Hawks’ 17-13 win over Albright in the ECAC South Atlantic Bowl. In the victory, he blocked two kicks, giving him an MSU record of 10 blocked kicks on the season. He blocked a punt early in the game to break the single-season record and later recorded his seventh blocked extra point of the season. Mercer also recorded two special teams tackles on kickoffs in the victory.

Michael Yetka, The College of New Jersey
Freshman, Running Back
Holmdel, NJ/Holmdel

Yetka earns the final NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week selection after helping to propel the Lions to a 17-14 road win at Rensselaer in the first round of the 2007 NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament. After entering the game with only one reception on the season, he recorded six catches for 34 yards in the win. With the victory, Yetka and the Lions advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament where they will travel to face two-time defending national champion Mount Union on November 24.

Brian Haas, SUNY Cortland
Freshman, Linebacker
East Aurora, NY/St. Francis

Haas earns the final NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Week selection, his sixth of the season, after propelling the Red Dragons to a 23-7 win over Union in the ECAC Northeast Bowl. In the victory, he recorded 13 total tackles, including five solo stops, while adding two forced fumbles and a pass breakup. He wrapped up his freshman season with 105 tackles, becoming the first Red Dragon player to record 100 or more stops since 1995, and the first Cortland freshman to reach the plateau since 1979. Haas currently ranks second in the NJAC in tackles with an average of 9.5 per game.