Susquehanna University Athletics

Started his SU Football career on the defensive side of the ball at Safety. Set a record for INT return yards (181) as a freshman in 1984. Switched to QB as a junior in 1986. Set school records for passing yards (2,024) and attempts (265). Led SU to an undefeated 10-0 record and MAC Championship, including the “Homecoming Miracle”. Trailing Lycoming 28-7 at halftime and 42-22 with 8 minutes left, Todd led 3 touchdown drives, winning on the final play, 43-42. In its first NCAA Div. III Football playoff appearance in 1986, SU defeated Washington & Jefferson College before bowing to Salisbury State in the quarterfinals. As a senior in 1987, Todd set records for TD passes (18) and total offense (2,086 yards) while leading SU to an 6-1 record before an injury ended his career. Inducted into SU Sports Hall of Fame in 1997, and named to the SU Top 100 All- Century team in 1999. Coached Football at Davidson College, and Wellsboro HS. Helped with SU’s recruitment of some fine student-athletes. After a career in Banking, he currently invests in real estate and resides just outside Charlotte NC, but he stays in touch with his teammates and supports SU Football in a variety of ways, including regular participation in the SU Football Golf Outing.