Monmouth University Athletics

All-Northeast Conference candidate... Enters season with solid chance of becoming fourth player in school history to log 2,000 career yards, needing 787... Currently ranks fifth on MU's career rushing list with 1,213 yards... Owns five 100-yard rushing performances for his career.

2003 (Senior): Played in 11 games as running back for the Hawks... Led Monmouth in rushing for the second consecutive season, amassing 672 yards on 169 attempts... Ranked eighth in Northeast Conference in rushing yards per game (61.1)... Led Monmouth's offense at ECAC Football Classic with 110 rushing yards on 26 carries in 12-10 loss to Duquesne... Carried the ball 27 times for 118 yards in Northeast Conference title clinching win at St. Francis (Pa.)... Rushed for career high 140 yards, eighth best effort in school history, on 28 carries in 12-7 win over Sacred Heart.

2002 (Junior): Named Northeast Conference Offensive Rookie of the Year... Played in 10 games for the Hawks, including eight starts at tailback... Paced Hawks with 541 rushing yards and one TD on 161 attempts... Also caught seven passes for 175 yards and one TD... Logged two 100-yard rushing games and one 100-yard receiving game... Became first Monmouth player to ever rush for over 100 yards and catch for over 100 yards in Hawks' loss at Morgan State... Logged 106 yards on 25 carries and 101 receptions and one TD on three catches vs. MSU... Set MU record with a 90-yard TD reception against the Bears... Rushed for 110 yards on 31 carries in loss to Robert Morris... Ran for 70 yards on 16 carries vs. Central Connecticut State.

2001 (Sophomore): Did not see action as a sophomore.

2000 (Freshman): Did not see action as a freshman.

High School: Lettered in football for the Jackson High School Jaguars... Played running back for Coach Chris Barnes... Tabbed all-county, all-Shore, and all-state in 2000... Rushed for 1,603 yards and 20 TDs as a senior.

Personal: Son of Joe and Eva Migliore... Born on October 26, 1981... Majoring in communications.