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Don Kasperik ’72, a record-breaking quarterback for the W&J football program, led Washington & Jefferson to a 12-4 record in his final two seasons. Kasperik formed one of W&J’s all-time top passing combinations with end Rich Pocock during his career. At one time, Kasperik owned eight single-game or season records at the College, including the records for completions in a game with 24 and attempts in a game with 52 versus Allegheny in 1969. He led the Presidents to the PAC Championship in 1970 and was a four-year letterwinner and two-time All-PAC selection. In 1971, he ranked eighth in the nation in total offense.
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