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COACHING DEPAUWHead Coach ..........................Robby Long, Illinois ’02 DePauw Record ............................16-4 (2nd year) Career Record ...............................16-4 (2nd year) Career NCAA Postseason Record ..................0-1 Career Record vs. Trine ....................................0-0

COACHING TRINEHead Coach .......................Matt Land (Ball State ’96) Trine Record ............................... 38-15 (5th year) Career Record ............................. 38-15 (5th year) Career NCAA Postseason Record ..................1-2 Career Record vs. DePauw ..............................0-0

SERIES INFORMATIONOverall......................................................First meeting

2010 DEPAUW SCHEDULE/RESULTSSept. 11 ROSE-HULMAN ................. W, 45-16Sept. 18 *at Centre ..................................... W, 21-16Sept. 25 *SEWANEE ...........................W, 35-7Oct. 2 *at Millsaps ................................... W, 35-21Oct. 9 *RHODES............................ W, 42-18Oct. 16 ADRIAN ............................... W, 23-19Oct. 23 *at Trinity ..................................... W, 32-31Oct. 30 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTH. ...W, 30-23Nov. 6 *AUSTIN..............................W, 30-20Nov. 13 at Wabash (Monon Bell) ...............L, 0-47

Nov. 20 !TRINE ........................................... Noon

*SCAC game; Birmingham-Southern is an NCAA provisional member and its games don’t count in the SCAC standings.

!NCAA Division III Championship

DePauw opens up postseason play when it hosts Trine University in an NCAA Division III first round game on Saturday, November 20. Kickoff for the first NCAA playoff game held at Blackstock Stadium is set for Noon. The Tigers are 9-1 on the season after last Saturday’s 47-0 loss at Wabash. DePauw earned a spot in the 32-team NCAA field by winning the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title. Trine is 10-0 on the season after last Saturday’s 58-16 win over visiting Albion. The Thunder are ranked eighth in the latest coaches’ poll and 12th by D3football.com. Trine earned a spot in the playoff field by winning the Michigan Intercol-legiate Athletic Association title. The teams are meeting for the first time ever. The Tigers are appearing in their second straight and second Division III Championship overall, while Trine is making its third straight trip to the postseason. DePauw dropped a 49-39 decision at Thomas More last year in its only NCAA contest. The Thunder lost to Wheaton, 14-0, in 2008 before defeating Case Western Reserve, 51-38, last year and losing to Wittenberg, 34-17. DEPAUW UPDATE The Tigers enter today’s game with a 9-1 overall record and finished with a 6-0 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference mark. DePauw captured its fourth SCAC title in 13 years, but its first outright championship. The Tigers earned the conference’s automatic qualification into the NCAA Division III postseason for the second straight year. Quarterback Michael Engle has completed 66.2 percent of his passes for 2,800 yards with 27 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. His efficiency rating of 144.84 ranks 40th in Division III and his 283.9 total offense yards are 15th in the nation. Engle’s top receiver to date is all-American Alex Koors with 76 catches for 1,080 yards and 15 touchdowns. Koors is tied for 11th in Division III with 7.6 receptions per game and 14th with 108.0 receiving yards per contest. Brayden Dahlstrom is next with 64 grabs for 643 yards, Nathan Evans follows with 39 catches for 375 yards and Colin Doran adds 27 receptions covering 358 yards. Derrick Karazsia and Jon Ellis share the rush-ing duties and have combined to total 996 yards. Karazsia averages 59.6 yards per game and Ellis 44.4. Defensively, Jonathan Lambert paces the team with 82 total tackles including 47 solos, while Ryan Preuss is next with 63. Kyle Sherer and Matt John-son follow with 60 and 55, respectively. Michael Fultz leads the squad with 9.0 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. Steve Valdiserri has broken up a team-best 11 passes and intercepted two.

Kicker Eric Malm has successfully booted 35-of-37 extra points and 6-of-13 field goals with a long of 47 yards.

SCOUTING TRINE Trine finished the regular season at 10-0 and earned a third straight NCAA postseason trip with a 6-0 mark in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The Thunder have won 10 games each of the last three seasons. As a team, Trine leads the nation in turnover margin, is second in total offense, scoring offense and passing efficiency and sixth in scoring de-fense. Quarterback Eric Watt leads the offense with the country’s second-highest efficiency rating at 187.20. Watt has completed 66.8 percent of his passes for 2,258 yards with 28 TD passes and just five interceptions. Paul Curtis is the team’s top receiver with 42 catches for 1,036 yards and 11 TDs. Ja Vontae Hence is next with 26 catches for 395 yards and seven scores, while Thomas Wyman follows with 21 receptions for 226 yards and eight touchdown catches. Trine averages 268.1 rushing yards per game with Kent Biller pacing the squad with 821 yards. The Thunder have scored 29 rushing touch-downs. Defensively, Aaron Selking leads with 72 total tackles and seven interceptions, while Jacob Vance follows with 55 tackles and Ben Mohr 54. Kyle Sherwood leads the team with 9.0 tackles for loss and Nathan Denton is tops with 8.0 sacks. Selking has also returned a punt and an inter-ception for a touchdown. In all, the Thunder have scored four times on interception returns.

TRINE RESULTS (10-0, 6-0)9/2 MANCHESTER W 55 79/11 at Bluffton W 76 69/18 at Wis.-River Falls W 35 1410/2 at Adrian W 24 1610/9 LAGRANGE W 51 710/16 ALMA W 38 010/23 at Hope W 31 1010/30 OLIVET W 51 1411/6 at Kalamazoo W 59 1711/13 ALBION W 58 16

COMPARING THE TEAMS (2010 NCAA rank)Per-Game Category DPU TUScoring offense 29.3 (72) 47.8 (2)Rushing offense 99.7 (200) 268.1 (11)Passing offense 286.5 (18) 247.3 (39)Team Pass Efficiency 143.80 (44) 183.31 (2)Total offense 386.2 (60) 515.4 (2)Scoring defense 21.8 (89) 10.7 (6)Rushing defense 129.1 (77) 103.1 (32)Passing defense 186.3 (106) 164.0 (42)

Game 11: #8/#12 Trine Thunder (10-0) at DePauw Tigers (9-1)NCAA Division III First Round • Saturday, November 20 • Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana • Noon

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SERIES RECORD

COACHES Robby Long, a 2002 University of Illinois graduate, is 7-3 in his second season as DePauw’s head coach. An assistant coach for the Tigers for five seasons, Long directed DePauw to a 7-3 overall mark last year including an SCAC co-title and the program’s first NCAA postseason appearance. Jayson Martin, a 2000 Kentucky State graduate, became Rose-Hulman’s interim head coach in early August, taking over for Steve Englehart who moved across town to Indiana State as its offensive coordinator. Martin is in his third year on the Engineers’ staff and served as the offensive coordinator in 2009.

DEPAUW UPDATE

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Pass eff. defense 128.08 (152) 93.16 (17)Total defense 315.4 (72) 267.1 (31)Turnover margin -.10 (126) 2.1 (1)K.O. return average 18.9 (124) 22,77 (24)Punt return average 10.9 (60) 12.9 (30)Net punting 28.0 (193) 32.1 (77)Team Tackles for Loss 7.00 (53) 6.9 (59)Team Pass Sacks 2.30 (t66) 2.9 (21)Pass Sacks Allowed 0.70 (t17) 1.20 (50)

REVIEWING LAST WEEK’S DEPAUW GAME Host Wabash totaled 498 yards of offense and held DePauw to just 95 on the way to a 47-0 shutout of the Tigers in the annual Monon Bell game on a damp, dreary afternoon at Hollett Little Giant Stadium. Wabash also extended its lead in the series to 55-53-9 and closed DePauw’s lead in games played for possession of the Monon Bell to 37-36-6. Neither team managed a first down through the game’s first three possessions, but the Little Giants took a 3-0 lead on Spencer Whitehead’s 43-yard field goal with 9:01 left in the first. The Tigers punted on each of their next two series, before Wabash’s Tyler Burke scored on a 14-yard run to make it 9-0 with 2:26 remaining in the quarter. Late in the first, DePauw’s Taylor Wagner recovered a fumbled Wabash punt return at the Wabash 33, but the Tigers couldn’t convert and gave the ball back to the Little Giants on downs. Wabash then made it 12-0 on Whitehead’s 31-yard field goal with 8:17 left in the half which capped a 15-play drive. The Little Giants were driving on their next possession before Jonathan Lambert picked of Burke’s pass at the DePauw 32 with 2:18 left. DePauw converted a fourth down, but were stopped at the Wabash 49. A bad punt snapped resulted in a loss of 25 yards and the Little Giants needed just two plays to take a 19-0 lead as Chase Belton teamed with Geoffrey Wright for a 23-yard score. Wabash put the game away in the second half as it scored touchdowns on its first four possessions. Meanwhile, the Tigers’ first four series of the half ended in another bad punt snap, an interception, punt and a second interception. DePauw totaled just 11 rushing yards, while Michael Engle completed 12-of-33 passes for just 84 yards. Brayden Dahlstrom caught four for 35 yards and Alex Koors had three for 35 yards. Koors set the DePauw record with a catch in his 39th straight game, breaking the mark held by Jay Pettigrew (1993-96). Derrick Yoder paced Wabash with 164 rushing yards in 24 carries as the Little Giants totaled 292 on the ground. Burke and Belton combined to total 206 passing yards with four touchdown passes to four different receivers. Jonathan Horn led the way with seven catches for 105 yards. Lambert and Ryan Preuss each had 12 tackles for DePauw, while James Foglton had nine. Matt Johnson and Tyler Doane had one sack each in the loss. Deonte Singfield led Wabash with nine tackles, while James Pannell and Blake Powell each intercepted a pass. DePauw converted just 2-of-15 third down situations and 1-of-5 on fourth, while Wabash was 11-of-17 on third downs and perfect on its only fourth down. The shutout was the first in the series since

Wabash claimed a 7-0 win in 1967 and the 47-point margin equaled the third largest in the 117 meet-ings and largest since a similar 47-0 Wabash win in 1952. With Wabash spoiling DePauw’s perfect regular season, it marked the third time in the last four years it’s happened as DePauw defeated 9-0 Little Giant teams in 2007 and 2008.

A LOOK BACK AT LAST YEAR’S NCAA GAME After trailing by as many as 21 points in the first half, DePauw rallied to within three, but 10th-ranked Thomas More’s fumble recovery and score with 1:42 left gave the Saints a 49-39 NCAA Division III first round win over the Tigers. DePauw finished its season at 7-3, while Thomas More improved to 11-0 and advanced to the Division III second round. Thomas More took a 42-32 lead on Laymon Carter’s 1-yard run with 6:08 left which capped a 13-play, 64-yard drive and took 5:38. The Tigers wasted little time in answering as they drove 75 yards in 13 plays with Brayden Dahlstrom catching an 8-yard pass from Spud Dick to make it 42-39 with 3:21 remaining. The Tigers were unable to recover the ensuing onside kick, but the defense stopped the Saints and forced them to punt. A DePauw illegal block penalty on the punt return gave the Tigers the ball on their own 7-yard line with just 2:08 left. Dick teamed with Alex Koors for a 12-yard pass play and a first down. Two plays later, Dick completed a pass to Nathan Evans, but Thomas More’s Wade Begley forced a fumble as Evans was trying to get out-of-bounds. Zach Autenreib scooped up the ball at the DePauw 20 and ran it down the sideline all the way for the score. DePauw did drive to the Thomas More 13 on its final drive but Dick was intercepted by Brandon Kohrs at the Saints 5. “Our guys battled back today,” interim head coach Robby Long said. “I knew they would and I’m proud of them.” Thomas More started the game quickly as Ken-dall Owens scored on a 67-yard pass from Trevor Stellman on the Saints’ fifth play of the game. They made it 14-0 on Cordario Collier’s 1-yard run with 7:00 left in the first. Later in the first, DePauw punter Adam Hill landed a boot at the Thomas More 2 and the de-

fense pushed the Saints back to the 1. Following a Thomas More punt and the DePauw return, the Tigers took over on the Saints’ 30. Five plays later Dick teamed with Bryan Mulligan for a 7-yard score which cut the Thomas More lead to 14-7 with 13:46 left in the first half. DePauw’s defense came up big again with a three-and-out, but on DePauw’s second play of its next series, Nick Gramke intercepted Dick at the DePauw 41. Four plays later, Stellman ran it in from 12 yards to make it 21-7 with 10:52 remaining in the half. On the Tigers’ first play following the kickoff, Autenreib intercepted Dick at the DePauw 30 and returned it for a touchdown which pushed the margin to 28-7. DePauw then embarked on a 15-play, 56-yard drive which consumed 7:15 and culminated in Jordan Havercamp’s 29-yard field goal to make it 28-10. Early in the second half, Thomas Wrona picked off Stellman at the Saints’ 30 and returned it to the 12. Four plays later, Derrick Karazsia plunged in from the 1 to close the gap to 28-17. On the kickoff, Scott Hunt forced Mercier Doucette to fumble the return and DePauw’s Josh-ua Sturek recovered at the Thomas More 26. The Tigers picked up a pair of first downs and were faced with second-and-goal from the 3 when the Saints were called for pass interference. Three plays later Dick tossed a 3-yard scoring pass to Koors which made it 28-24 with 4:58 left in the third. The Saints, however, responded with Stellman’s 68-yard pass to Chris Farley which extended the lead to 35-24 with 1:55 remaining in the third. DePauw came right back as Dick connected with Evans for a 4-yard score with 11:46 left. After three straight penalty calls against the Saints on the two-point conversion attempt, Dick found Koors for the score which closed Thomas More’s lead to 35-32 with 1:46 left in the third. The Saints followed that up with Carter’s score on a drive which included a fourth-and-five conver-sion from the Tigers’ 25. “We were able to slow their rush in the second half,” Dick said of the difference in the offense’s second half performance. “In the first half we struggled quite a bit of-fensively mainly because every time I went back to throw the ball I had someone in my face.” DePauw totaled 29 first downs to the Saints’

2010 SCAC STANDINGS —— SCAC —— —— Overall ——School W L Pct. PF PA W L Pct. PF PA DePauw 6 0 1.000 195 113 9 1 .900 293 218Millsaps 5 1 .833 216 131 7 3 .700 323 221Centre 3 3 .500 197 149 6 4 .600 342 212Rhodes 3 3 .500 145 192 4 6 .400 223 305Austin 2 4 .333 159 171 4 5 .444 228 235Trinity 2 4 .333 122 134 4 6 .400 244 294*Birmingham-Southern 0 0 .000 0 0 6 4 .600 346 236Sewanee 0 6 .000 56 200 1 9 .100 116 330

*Birmingham-Southern is a provisional NCAA member and its games do not count in the SCAC standings.

SATURDAY’S GAMES (all times local)Trine at DePauw, Noon

LAST WEEK’S SCORES (Home team in ALL CAPS)CENTRE 48, LaGrange 7Millsaps 28, BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 17Rhodes 30, SEWANEE 16TRINITY 28, Austin 24WABASH 47, DePauw 0


16 and the Tigers outgained Thomas More, 373-350. Dick completed 35 of a career-high 59 pass attempts for 318 yards and four touchdowns. Koors caught nine for 71 yards, while Dahlstrom and Mulligan each hauled in eight for 92 and 74 yards, respectively. DePauw totaled just 55 rushing yards in 32 attempts against the second-ranked run defense in the nation. Stellman rushed for 78 yards in 16 tries, while Collier had 68 yards in 14 attempts. Stellman completed just 6-of-16 passes but for 196 yards including two which totaled 135 yards. Farley had two catches for 73 yards, while Owens had one for 67. Defensively, Wrona paced the Tigers with eight tackles, while Hunt added seven including two for losses. Brad Steinmetz paced Thomas More with 13 tackles, while Autenreib, Kohrs and Gramke each had 11. Justin Smith had four tackles for loss including the game’s only sack. Mulligan’s eight catches lifted his career total to a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference record 217 which topped the mark of 213 by Trinity’s Jason Hunt (1999-2002). Dick finished his career with 9,312 passing yards which surpassed the conference record of 9,295 established by Millsaps’ Juan Joseph (2005-08).

LAMBERT AND HAWKINS EARN ACA-DEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS Seniors Jonathan Lambert and Adam Hawkins were recently selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V College Division Football Team by members of CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America). Lambert was a first team selection and his name will now appear on the national ballot, while Hawkins was a second team choice. Michael Engle and Mark Branigan were also nominated. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.30 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic stand-

ings at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director.

ALL-TIME DIVISION III WINS LEADERS (Through 11/13 games) Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. Wittenberg 117 699 345 31 .665 2. Mount Union 113 681 380 38 .637 3. Washington & Jeff 119 674 373 40 .638 4. Widener 129 642 401 39 .611 5. Williams 125 623 345 47 .637 6. Wabash 124 613 376 59 .613 7. Amherst 131 591 405 54 .589 8. Franklin & Marshall 123 582 462 47 .556 9. Westminster (Pa.) 117 572 402 54 .583 St. John’s (Minn.) 100 572 228 24 .70811. Albion 124 571 379 43 .59712. Central 102 566 303 26 .64713. Coe 118 560 370 37 .59814. Centre 118 551 401 37 .57515. Ohio Wesleyan 121 550 482 44 .53116. Baldwin-Wallace 106 544 320 30 .62617. DePauw 123 540 463 40 .53718. Trinity (Conn.) 126 536 344 41 .60419. Gettysburg 118 534 490 42 .52020. Wis-La Crosse 86 528 240 40 .679 Linfield 96 528 246 30 .675

KOORS’ RECORD-SETTING CAREER Senior receiver Alex Koors is the DePauw and the SCAC all-time leader in both career receptions and receiving yards with 245 catches for 3,675 yards. His 41 career receiving touchdowns is tied for the top spot in both DePauw and SCAC history behind Dan Ryan’s (1999-02) 41. Koors holds the DePauw record of 39 consecutive games with at least one reception.

ENGLE ANSWERS THE CALL Senior Michael Engle served as the top backup to four-year starter and record-setting signal caller Spud Dick each of the last two seasons and was the Tigers’ holder in 2008. He had started just one collegiate game under center prior to this year, but through this season’s first 10 games, he’s

just 235 passing yards, four completions and two passing touchdowns away from setting DePauw single-season school records in each category. He also already ranks eighth in a DePauw career with 3,259 passing yards and seventh with 30 touchdown passes.

DEPAUW’S FINAL SCAC SEASON In June, DePauw announced its departure from the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference at the conclusion of the 2010-11 season to join the North Coast Athletic Conference in 2011-12. Due to prior scheduling commitments by NCAC schools, the Tigers will not begin football competition in the NCAC until the 2012 season and will compete as an independent next season. DePauw competed for 13 seasons in the SCAC and posted the second-best conference record during that time, capturing SCAC titles in 2000, 2005, 2009 and 2010 including their lone outright championship this year.

SCAC FOOTBALL (1998-2010; SCAC games only)School Yrs. W L Pct.Trinity 13 66 13 .835DePauw 13 58 21 .734Centre 13 43 37 .538Millsaps 13 41 39 .513Rhodes 13 33 47 .413Austin 5 11 21 .344Sewanee 13 21 59 .263Rose-Hulman 8 12 36 .250Colorado College 2 1 13 .071Birmingham-Southern 4 0 0 .000

SENIORS BREAK WINS RECORD DePauw’s 30 seniors, the largest in number in school history, have posted a 32-8 record in their four years and have broken the program’s previ-ous four-year record of 31 victories by the seniors who played 1980-83. This class has posted an .800 winning percentage which currently sits atop the all-time list.

DEPAUW SENIORS BY WINSSenior Year W L T Pct2010 32 8 0 .8001983 31 8 1 .7881984 30 10 0 .7501985 29 11 0 .7251999 29 11 0 .7252007 29 10 0 .7442008 29 10 0 .7442009 29 11 0 .7251986 27 13 0 .6751987 27 13 0 .6751998 27 13 0 .6752005 27 12 0 .692

DEPAUW SENIORS BY WINNING PCT.Senior Year W L T Pct2010 32 8 0 .8001934 24 6 1 .7901983 31 8 1 .7881933 23 6 1 .7831936 22 5 4 .7741935 22 6 3 .7581984 30 10 0 .7501937 22 6 4 .7502007 29 10 0 .7442008 29 10 0 .744

2010 DePauw Players of the WeekOpponent Offense Defense Special TeamsRose-Hulman Michael Engle Ryan Preuss Eric MalmCentre — Jonathan Lambert —Sewanee Alex Koors Jonathan Lambert — Michael Engle Millsaps Derrick Karazsia Jonathan Lambert — Rhodes Michael Engle Michael Fultz —Adrian Michael Engle Ryan Preuss Taylor WagnerTrinity Alex Koors Adam Hawkins Eric MalmBirmingham-Southern Alex Koors Kyle Sherer Robby SchulerAustin Derrrick Karazsia Ryan Preuss Adam HillWabash — — — 2010 SCAC Players of the WeekOpponent Offense Defense Special TeamsRose-Hulman Michael Engle Sewanee Alex Koors Jonathan LambertRhodes Michael EngleTrinity Alex KoorsAustin Adam Hill

2010 D3football.com Team of the WeekOpponent Sewanee Jonathan Lambert


DEPAUW WINNINGEST SEASONS (By wins)Year W L T Pct.2010 9 1 0 .9001996 9 1 0 .9001981 9 1 0 .9002008 8 2 0 .8002007 8 2 0 .8002004 8 2 0 .8001997 8 2 0 .8001990 8 2 0 .8001985 8 2 0 .8001982 8 2 0 .8001901 8 3 0 .727

DEPAUW WINNINGEST SEASONS (By pct.)Year W L T Pct.1933 7 0 0 1.0001943 5 0 1 .9172010 9 1 0 .9001996 9 1 0 .9001981 9 1 0 .9001951 7 1 0 .8751937 7 1 0 .8751934 7 1 0 .8751931 7 1 0 .8751930 6 1 0 .857

DEPAUW RECORD BY DECADEDecade W L T Pct.1884-89 1 2 0 .3331890-99 31 35 4 .4711900-09 45 41 4 .5221910-19 37 34 5 .5201920-29 38 33 6 .5321930-39 54 18 6 .7311940-49 35 36 3 .4931950-59 30 49 4 .3861960-69 39 48 3 .4501970-79 32 62 0 .3401980-89 68 28 3 .7021990-99 54 44 2 .5502000-09 67 32 0 .6772010- 9 1 0 .900Total 540 463 40 .537

THE STREAK CONTINUESDePauw has clinched a .500 or better season for the 15th straight year which extends its school record streak. The Tigers will finish above .500 for the seventh straight year while the school record is eight consecutive seasons from 1980 through 1987. DePauw has finished with a .500 or better record in 27 of the last 31 seasons.

LONGEST WIN STREAK IN A SEASONThe Tigers’ nine straight wins were the most by a DePauw team within a season. The previous record was eight by the 1990 squad. The 9-game win streak is also the longest by a DePauw team since the 1996 team won the last seven and the 1997 squad the first two. The longest streak in school history is 14 which included the entire 1933 season and the first seven games in 1934.

DEPAUW PLAYER NOTESMichael Engle tied a DePauw single-game record with six touchdown passes in the season-opening win over Rose-Hulman … Engle has completed 6-of-7 fourth-down passes this year with five go-ing for first downs … Alex Koors has caught at least one touchdown pass in nine of the 10 games this year … Koors tied his own school record and that held by several players when he caught three touchdown passes each in the wins over Trinity and Sewanee … despite playing quarterback his fresh-man season, Brayden Dahlstrom ranks eighth in school history with 152 career catches … Derrick

Karazsia has picked up first downs or scored on nine of his 12 third-down runs this year …Karazsia rushed for a career-high 133 yards in the win over Austin … 54 of Koors’ 76 receptions have been good for either a first down or a touchdown … Colin Doran has 27 catches on the season with 20 going for first downs or touchdowns … Nathan Evans has picked up a first down or touchdown on 14 of his 18 third-down catches, while Koors is 13 of 15 … Taylor Wagner’s 77-yard punt return for a touchdown against Adrian was DePauw’s first straight punt return for a TD since Adam Sisson accomplished the feat (56 yards) at Sewanee on October 11, 2003. Chris Gasbarra returned a blocked punt seven yards for a score against An-derson on September 13, 2008 … Wagner’s return was the longest by a DePauw player since John Stephens returned one 86 yards against Millsaps on October 20, 2001, and is the 10th longest in Division III this year … Eric Malm was successful on the first 27 extra-point attempts of his career before having one blocked against Adrian … Ben Brandstatter paces the Tigers with 10 special teams tackles including eight on kickoffs … Zach Price leads DePauw with nine tackles on kickoffs, while Myron Burr leads with three on punts.

DEPAUW TEAM NOTESThe Tigers rank 18th in Division III with 286.5 passing yards per game, tied for 17th in fewest sacks allowed per game (.70) and 44th in passing efficiency at 143.80 … DePauw also ranks third, nationally, in fewest tackles for loss allowed (3.00/game) … DePauw leads the SCAC in passing offense, pass efficiency, rushing defense, total defense and sacks … the Tigers are 53-16 dating back to the beginning of the 2004 season and are 32-8 over the last four seasons ... this season is the 123rd in school history dating back to a single game against Butler in 1884 ... in 70 seasons at Blackstock

Stadium, DePauw teams have posted a 193-127-5 record for a .602 winning percentage … DePauw has outscored the opposition by a 121-39 margin in the second quarter of games this year and 167-90 in the first half … DePauw has been outscored in the first quarter, 51-46 and the fourth, 70-59 … the Tigers have held a time of possession advan-tage in 19 of their last 21 games … Robby Long’s 16-4 record is the best start to a DePauw football coaching career since Nick Mourouzis was 17-3 over his first 20 games … the Tigers’ defense has limited five opponents to fewer than 300 yards of offense including three of the last four … DePauw has held opponents to just a 36.5% third down conversion rate and only 19.2% on 3rd-and-long (3rd-and-greater than 6) … the Tigers have scored on their first possession in three games this year with a touchdown and two field goals, but they have also missed two field goals and fumbled once after driving to the opponents’ 3 … DePauw has scored in the final 1:11 of the first half in six of 10 games … the Tigers have scored first in seven games this year including five … the 47-0 shutout loss at Wabash was DePauw’s worst loss since a 55-7 defeat at Hope on September 10, 1977 … the Wabash loss also snapped the Tigers’ streak of 66 straight games without being shutout. The last time DePauw was blanked came on September 11, 2004, by a 35-0 score to Wisconsin-Stout … the November 20 game is the latest calendar date for a game at Blackstock Stadium … DePauw defeated Wabash, 7-6, on November 22 in a game played on the same site known as Blackstock Field.

UP NEXTThe winner of today’s game advances to the sec-ond round to face the winner of the Franklin at Wisconsin-Whitewater game. The second round game is scheduled for Saturday, November 27.

NATIONAL RANKINGS DePauw entered the season ranked 25th in the USA Today Sports Weekly Division III Preseason Poll and is currently receiving votes in the latest National Football Coaches Association poll and the D3football.com Top 25 rankings.

D3football.com Top 25 School (No. 1 votes) W-L Pts Prev. 1 UW-Whitewater (23) 10-0 623 1 2 Mount Union (2) 10-0 602 2 3 Wesley 9-0 561 3 4 St. Thomas 10-0 546 4 5 North Central (Ill.) 10-0 516 5 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 10-0 511 6 7 Ohio Northern 9-1 415 10 8 Linfield 8-1 405 12 9 Wittenberg 10-0 393 910 Thomas More 10-0 385 1111 Wartburg 10-0 383 1312 Trine 10-0 350 1413 Coe 9-1 330 1514 Bethel 9-1 282 1615 Wheaton (Ill.) 9-1 274 1816 Cal Lutheran 8-1 214 1717 Pacific Lutheran 8-1 184 1918 Delaware Valley 8-2 181 819 Hardin-Simmons 8-2 167 720 Cortland State 9-1 160 2221 Montclair State 9-1 143 2322 Rowan 9-1 127 2023 Hampden-Sydney 9-1 111 --24 Franklin 9-1 69 2425 Wabash 8-2 55 --

American Football Coaches Association Poll School (1st votes) Rec. Pts. Prev. 1. Wis.-Whitewater (37) 10-0 997 1 2. Mount Union (3) 10-0 955 2 3. Wesley 9-0 907 3 4. Mary Hardin-Baylor 10-0 865 4 5. St. Thomas (Minn.) 10-0 845 5 6. North Central (Ill.) 10-0 802 6 7. Wittenberg (Ohio) 10-0 721 7 8. Trine (Ind.) 10-0 694 8 9. Thomas More (Ky.) 10-0 657 910. Wartburg (Iowa) 10-0 606 1211. Ohio Northern 9-1 590 1312. Linfield (Ore.) 8-1 578 1413. Coe (Iowa) 9-1 487 1514. Bethel (Minn.) 9-1 484 1615. California Lutheran 8-1 399 1716. Wheaton (Ill.) 9-1 372 1917. Cortland St. (N.Y.) 9-1 314 2018. Delaware Valley 8-2 264 1119. Franklin (Ind.) 9-1 248 2120. Montclair St. (N.J.) 9-1 241 2221. Rowan (N.J.) 9-1 231 2322. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 8-1 175 2523. Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 8-2 129 1024. Central (Iowa) 8-2 123 2425. Hampden-Sydney (Va.) 9-1 100 NR


DEPAUW RECORD WATCH

Individual Single-SeasonCategory Current Player Record Holder, Year (Total) Needed to break recordPass Completions Michael Engle (253) Jason Lee, 2001 (256) 4 Passing Yards Michael Engle (2,800) Jason Lee, 2001 (3,034) 235 Passing Touchdowns Michael Engle (27) Bernie Haskins, 1996 (28) 2 Pass Receptions Alex Koors (76) John Stephens, 2001 (88) 13 Pass Reception Yards Alex Koors (1,080) Alex Koors, 2009 (1,266) 187 Pass Receiving TDs Alex Koors (15) Dan Ryan, 2002 (15) 1 Total Offense Yards Michael Engle (2,839) Jason Lee, 2001 (2,971) 133 Points Alex Koors (90) Jeremiah Marks, 2005 (102) 13 Johnathon Stigall, 1998 (102) 13 PAT Kicks Made Eric Malm (35) Brian Begley, 1982 (39) 5 PAT Kicks Attempted Eric Malm (37) Brian Begley, 1982 (42) 6

Individual CareerCategory Current Player Record Holder, Years (Total) Needed to break recordPass Receiving TDs Alex Koors (41) Dan Ryan, 1999-02 (41) 1

Team Single-SeasonCategory Current Total Record Total (Year) Needed to break recordPass completions 258 273 (2009) 16 Passing yards 2,865 3,205 (2009) 340 Passing TDs 27 30 (2009, 1985) 4 Total offense yards 3862 4299 (2009) 438 Total points 293 330 (1982) 38 First Downs 227 234 (2009) 8


*Second Round *Quarterfinals *Semifinals FinalNovember 27 December 4 December 11 December 18

*Wesley (9-0)

Muhlenberg (7-3)

*Hampden-Sydney (9-1)

Montclair St. (9-1)

*Thomas More (10-0)

Washington and Lee (8-2)

*Mary Hardin-Baylor (10-0)

Christopher Newport (6-4)

*North Central (IL) (10-0)

St. Norbert (7-3)

*Ohio Northern (9-1)

Wittenberg (10-0)

*DePauw (9-1)

Trine (10-0)

*Wis.-Whitewater (10-0) Amos Alonzo Stagg BowlSalem, Virginia

Franklin (9-1)3:30 p.m. ET

*Mount Union (10-0) ESPNU HD

St. Lawrence (5-5)

*Delaware Valley (8-2)

Salisbury (7-2)

Maritime (NY) (10-0)

*Alfred (8-2)

*Cortland St. (9-1)

Endicott (9-2)

*St. Thomas (MN) (10-0)

Benedictine (8-2)

Cal Lutheran (8-1)

*Linfield (8-1)

**Wartburg (10-0)

Bethel (MN) (9-1)

*Wheaton (IL) (9-1)

Coe (9-1)

Web site: www.ncaa.com

*First-round, second-round, quarterfinal and semifinal games will be played at noon local time on the campus of competing institutions, or at a site approved by the Division III Football Committee.**First-round game at Wartburg will be played at 1 p.m. local time.

*First RoundNovember 20

NATIONALCHAMPION

2010 NCAA Division IIIFOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP


DEPAUW OFFENSELT 65 Paul DePoy* 6-2 298 Sr. Niles, Mich. 75 Christopher Lamping 6-2 215 So. Fort Wayne, Ind.

LG 74 Lewis Brown** 6-2 283 Jr. Poway, Calif. 66 Jimmy Vann 6-3 271 So. Lafayette, Ind.

C 79 Mitch Turnbow* 6-0 260 Jr. Columbus, Ind. 76 Austin Elsbury 6-1 255 Fr. Columbus, Ind.

RG 58 Mark Kreuzman* 6-2 285 Sr. Batesville, Ind. 59 Andrew Bryson** 6-2 268 Sr. Lexington, Ky.

RT 71 Sean Wooding* 6-2 262 Sr. Mooresville, Ind. 59 Andrew Bryson** 6-2 268 Sr. Lexington, Ky.

TE 85 Mark Branigan*** 6-2 223 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 80 Bobby Coburn 6-4 235 So. Lake Bluff, Ill.or 19 Kevin Ude 6-4 210 Fr. Seymour, Ind. QB 4 Michael Engle** 6-1 168 Sr. Terre Haute, Ind. 5 Ethan Schweir* 6-1 199 Jr. St. Joseph, Mich.

FB 27 Mitchell Willsey** 5-6 180 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 31 Anthony Meek* 5-6 205 Jr. Milroy, Ind.

RB 36 Derrick Karazsia** 5-11 200 Sr. Greensburg, Ind. 1 Jon Ellis** 5-8 205 Jr. Berkeley, Ill.

WR 7 Brayden Dahlstrom** 6-1 197 Sr. Coatesville, Ind. 84 Colin Doran 6-4 190 Sr. Martinsville, Ind.

WR 9 Alex Koors*** 6-2 172 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 15 Nathan Evans* 6-4 173 Sr. Crawfordsville, Ind.

DePauw Football Depth Chart vs. Trine, 11/20/2010DEPAUW DEFENSEDE 93 Michael Fultz** 6-2 226 Jr. Carmel, Ind. 82 Casey Luther* 6-1 192 Sr. Mokena, Ill.

DT 60 Tyler Doane*** 5-10 230 Sr. Valparaiso, Ind. 51 Graham Wilkerson** 5-10 202 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind.

DT 90 Ryan Huffman*** 6-0 234 Sr. Carmel, Ind. 56 Joshua Sturek*** 5-10 224 Sr. Zionsville, Ind. or 54 JoeDonner* 6-0 242 So. Delafield,Wis.

DE 21 James Foglton** 6-3 212 Sr. Mokena, Ill. 97 Ryan Woodard*** 6-2 208 Sr. Tulsa, Okla.

OLB 23 Ryan Preuss** 6-2 232 Sr. Zionsville, Ind. 10 Jake Konovsky 6-0 206 So. Western Springs, Ill.

MLB 11 Matt Johnson* 5-10 205 Jr. Saint Charles, Ill. 30 Mitch Dwenger 5-10 203 Fr. Columbus, Ind.

OLB 37 Kyle Sherer*** 6-0 232 Sr. Fort Wayne, Ind. 48 Mikey Hemkens 6-0 199 Sr. Kirkwood, Mo.

CB 6 Steve Valdiserri** 5-9 182 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. 13d Dennis Callicutt 5-7 170 Fr. Bartlett, Tenn.

CB 33 Myron Burr 6-2 175 So. Indianapolis, Ind. 13d Dennis Callicutt 5-7 170 Fr. Bartlett, Tenn.

SS 41 Jonathan Lambert*** 6-2 197 Sr. Batesville, Ind. 25 Thomas Wrona*** 5-8 180 Sr. Easton, Pa.

FS 43 Adam Hawkins** 5-7 176 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. 24 Ben Brandstatter* 5-10 190 Jr. Niles, Mich.

DEPAUW SPECIALISTSK 92 Eric Malm 6-0 165 Fr. McCordsville, Ind. 17 Adam Hill*** 6-0 181 Sr. Crown Point, Ind.

P 17 Adam Hill*** 6-0 181 Sr. Crown Point, Ind. 92 Eric Malm 6-0 165 Fr. McCordsville, Ind.

LS 87 Cole Brady* 6-0 209 Sr. Crawfordsville, Ind. 57 Jack Quinn 6-1 189 So. Wheaton, Ill.or 74 Lewis Brown** 6-2 283 Jr. Poway, Calif.

H 15 Nathan Evans* 6-4 173 Sr. Crawfordsville, Ind. 14 Mike Harris 5-11 171 Jr. Kirkwood, Mo.

PR 3 Taylor Wagner* 5-8 172 So. Carmel, Ind. 6 Steve Valdiserri** 5-9 182 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind.

KR 35 Armani Cato 5-5 170 Fr. Fayetteville, Ga. 34 Bryan Coleman 5-10 195 Fr. Redding, Calif.

Probable starters in bold • *Indicates letters earned

PRONUNCIATIONS 2 P.J. GBUR Ga-BORE 5 Ethan SCHWEIR SHWEER 6 Steve VALDISERRI Val-di-SEHR-ee 7 Brayden DAHLSTROM DäL-strum 10 Jake KONOVSKY Kuh-NAHV-ski 19 Kevin UDE OO-dee21 James FOGLTON FOE-gull-ton 23 Ryan PREUSS PROOS 25 Thomas WRONA ROW-na 36 Derrick KARAZSIA care-uh-ZEE-uh 37 Kyle SHERER SHEER-er 49 Christian SIANIA See-uh-NEE-uh 56 Joshua STUREK STIR-ek 58 Mark KREUZMAN CRUISE-man 84 Colin DORAN Door-RAN

DEPAUW COACHESRobby Long ..................................................Head Coach/Defensive CoordinatorJoe Deifel ........................................................................... offensive line/tight endsBrett Dietz ............................................................................................wide receiversLen Felton ................................................................................................. linebackersTim Hreha ...................................................................... defensive linemen/kickersBobby Jackson ...................................defensive backs/special teams coordinatorEric Jett .................................................................................................running backsNick Mourouzis ............................................................................................... kickersDustin Ward ...................................................quarterbacks/offensive coordinatorDarius Gary .................................................................................. Operations InternTroy Stratford ................................................................................Student Assistant


TRINE OFFENSEWR 5 Paul Curtis 6-0 180 Sr. Cassopolis,Mich. 89 William Chrystal 6-4 180 So. Portage, Mich. WR 18 Cody Nash-Kniffen 6-1 195 Jr. Holt, Mich. 85 Carlos Zepeda 5-9 190 Sr. Goshen, Ind. LT 72 Tyler Terry 6-5 280 Sr. Stroh, Ind. 59 Tyler Kopydlowski 6-2 265 So. Goodrich, Mich. LG 79 Bryce Sims 6-3 320 Sr. Columbia City, Ind. 75 Matt Kline 6-2 290 So. Elkhart, Ind. C 60 Benjamin Hendricks 6-1 240 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. 66 Jared Trimble 6-1 230 So. Gas City, Ind. RG 67 Kelly Badger 6-3 265 Jr. Peru, Ind. 75 Matt Kline 6-2 290 So. Elkhart, Ind. RT 73 Kenneth Kill 6-3 290 So. Cromwell, Ind. 66 Jared Trimble 6-1 230 So. Gas City, Ind. TE 9 Thomas Wyman 6-6 225 Sr. Lake Station, Mich. 80 Sean Collins 6-3 210 So. Fort Wayne, Ind.

SLOT 2 Ja Vontae Hence 5-7 190 So. Elkhart, Ind. 25 Westly Verner 5-10 150 Jr. Adrian, Mich. RB 38 Kent Biller 5-8 165 Jr. Nappanee, Ind. 21 Devin Leas 5-10 175 So. Poneto, Ind. QB 13 Eric Watt 6-3 200 Sr. Kentland, Ind. 14 Ryan Hargraves 6-1 185 So. Taylor, Mich.

TRINE DEFENSE DE 94 Nathan Denton 6-2 240 Sr. Logansport, Ind. 90 Chris Eichman 6-4 235 Sr. Fort Wayne, Ind. N 92 Christian Verley 6-0 269 Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich. 45 Kyle Sherwood 6-2 260 Jr. Hanover, Mich. DE 91 Matt Medina 6-2 240 Sr. Decatur, Ind. 36 Ryan Braun 6-5 220 Jr. Grand Blanc, Mich. LB 11 Brock Reinig 6-2 198 Jr. Leo, Ind. 88 Louis Danesi Fr. LB 46 Brandon Killingbeck 6-0 195 Sr. Poneto, Ind. 16 Jeremy Pickford Sr. LB 54 Jacob Vance 6-0 230 Sr. Fenton, Mich. 56 Tyler Bedwell 6-0 215 Jr. LaPorte, Ind. LB 58 Benjamen Mohr 6-1 190 So. Boggstown, Ind. 44 Jordan Hamilton 5-10 195 Fr. Churubusco, Ind. SS 32 Aaron Shoemaker 6-1 195 Jr. Onsted, Mich. 28 Isiah Craig Sr. FS 4 Aaron Selking 6-0 165 Sr. Decatur, Ind. 28 Isiah Craig Sr. C 8 Andrew Pickford 6-1 198 Sr. Adrian, Mich. 30 Jeremy Mack 5-9 185 Fr. Elkhart, Ind. C 23 Raymond Nelson 5-11 170 So. Cassopolis, Mich. 3 Tyson Kaase 5-11 190 Jr. Syracuse, Ind.

TRINE SPECIALISTSK 42 Jeremy Howard 6-2 210 Sr. Elkhart, Ind.P 97 Chris Davis 6-6 215 Sr. Fort Wayne, Ind.KR 4 Aaron Selking 6-0 165 Sr. Decatur, Ind. 2 Ja Vontae Hence 5-7 190 So. Elkhart, Ind.PR 4 Aaron Selking 6-0 165 Sr. Decatur, Ind.

Trine Football Depth Chart vs DePauw, 11/20/2010

OFFENSE

DEFENSE2010 WABASH DEPTH CHART vs. DEPAUW UNIVERSITYSPECIALISTS


DePauw All-Time Coaching Records (by wins)COACH YEARS YRS W L T PCT.Nick Mourouzis 1981-2003 23 138 87 4 .611 Raymond “Gaumey” Neal 1930-45 16 79 34 7 .688Tom Mont 1959-76 18 67 94 4 .418Mike Snavely 1947-55 9 29 42 2 .411Matt Walker 2006-08 3 22 8 0 .733Edbert C. Buss 1916-20 5 21 13 1 .614William L. Hughes 1925-29 5 20 17 3 .538Robby Long 2009-present 2 16 4 0 .800 Arthur M. Brown 1907-09 3 11 9 1 .548Tom A. Bogle 1913-14 2 9 7 1 .559James M. Ashmore 1922-24 3 9 11 3 .457Bob Hicks 1956-58 3 9 15 1 .380Jerry Berndt 1979-80 2 9 9 1 .500Bill Lynch 2004 1 8 2 0 .800Anthony Chez 1901 1 8 3 0 .727Tim Rogers 2005 1 7 2 0 .778A.N. Sager 1892-93 2 7 7 0 .500Arthur Hamrick 1896-97 2 6 9 0 .400Herbert J. McIntire 1899-1900 2 7 8 2 .471O.H. Luck 1905-06 2 7 10 0 .412McFadden 1904 1 6 3 0 .667Ralph Young 1915 1 5 3 0 .625Jimmy Henry 1902 1 5 5 0 .500E.O. Smith 1894 1 4 4 0 .500R.C. Tapp 1910 1 4 3 0 .571Fred M. Walker 1921 1 4 3 0 .571Clint Hare 1891 1 3 1 0 .750Frank E. Wade 1895 1 3 3 1 .500Samuel K. Ruick 1898 1 3 4 2 .444Jules H. Ford 1899 1 3 2 0 .600Ashel Cunningham 1912 1 3 5 0 .375Bob Bergman 1977-78 2 3 16 0 .158W. G. Glenn 1889-90 2 2 3 1 .417Chauncey Berrien 1903 1 2 6 1 .278Robert Nipper 1946 1 1 5 2 .250Arthur H. Berndt 1911 1 0 5 3 .188None Listed 1884 1 0 1 0 .000TOTALS 123 540 463 40 .537

ROBBY LONGDePauw Head Coach

Robby Long is in his second season as head football coach and seventh overall on the DePauw football staff. He directed the Tigers to a 7-3 record in 2009 including a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference co-championship and the program’s first NCAA postseason appearance. For his efforts, Long was voted the SCAC’s Coach of the Year. Long served as an assistant coach the previous five years and as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator from 2006 through 2008. He also serves as DePauw’s coordinator of student athletic recruit-ment. Under his direction, the Tiger defense ranked 26th in NCAA Division III in interceptions in 2007, 30th in sacks per game and 47th in rushing defense, while the 2006 squad was 31st in sacks and 40th in both interceptions and pass efficiency defense rating. In the two seasons prior to coming to DePauw, Long served as a graduate assistant on the defensive line at the University of Illinois. He assisted the defensive line coach in planning and conducting practices in addition to organizing and coaching the defensive and special teams scout teams.

Long, a native of Champaign, Ill., earned a bachelor of science of applied life degree from Illinois. A three-year varsity letterman for the Fighting Illini, Long played on the 2001 outright Big Ten champion squad that finished with a 10-2 record and competed in the 2002 Sugar Bowl. He also played on the squad that won the 1999 Micron PC Bowl and finished with an 8-4 record. Long was the team’s defensive player of the week after the California game in 2001. In the summer of 2006, Long served as an assistant coach with the Chicago Bears as part of the National Football League’s Minority Coaching Fellowship Program.

All-Time Coaching Records (by winning %)

COACH YEARS YRS W L T PCT.Robby Long 2009-present 2 16 4 0 .800 Bill Lynch 2004 1 8 2 0 .800Tim Rogers 2005 1 7 2 0 .778Clint Hare 1891 1 3 1 0 .750Matt Walker 2006-08 3 22 8 0 .733Anthony Chez 1901 1 8 3 0 .727Raymond “Gaumey” Neal 1930-45 16 79 34 7 .688McFadden 1904 1 6 3 0 .667Ralph Young 1915 1 5 3 0 .625Edbert C. Buss 1916-20 5 21 13 1 .614Nick Mourouzis 1981-2003 23 138 87 4 .611 Jules H. Ford 1899 1 3 2 0 .600R.C. Tapp 1910 1 4 3 0 .571Fred M. Walker 1921 1 4 3 0 .571Tom A. Bogle 1913-14 2 9 7 1 .559Arthur M. Brown 1907-09 3 11 9 1 .548William L. Hughes 1925-29 5 20 17 3 .538Jerry Berndt 1979-80 2 9 9 1 .500A.N. Sager 1892-93 2 7 7 0 .500Jimmy Henry 1902 1 5 5 0 .500E.O. Smith 1894 1 4 4 0 .500Frank E. Wade 1895 1 3 3 1 .500Herbert J. McIntire 1899-1900 2 7 8 2 .471James M. Ashmore 1922-24 3 9 11 3 .457Samuel K. Ruick 1898 1 3 4 2 .444Tom Mont 1959-76 18 67 94 4 .418W. G. Glenn 1889-90 2 2 3 1 .417O.H. Luck 1905-06 2 7 10 0 .412Mike Snavely 1947-55 9 29 42 2 .411Arthur Hamrick 1896-97 2 6 9 0 .400Bob Hicks 1956-58 3 9 15 1 .380Ashel Cunningham 1912 1 3 5 0 .375Chauncey Berrien 1903 1 2 6 1 .278Robert Nipper 1946 1 1 5 2 .250Arthur H. Berndt 1911 1 0 5 3 .188Bob Bergman 1977-78 2 3 16 0 .158None Listed 1884 1 0 1 0 .000TOTALS 123 540 463 40 .537


DePauw Individual Career Single-Game BestsRushing Attempts Brayden Dahlstrom ......................................... 5 vs. Birmingham-So., 10/11/08Armani Cato ...........................................................5 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Jon Ellis............................................................................37 at Wabash, 11/15/08 Michael Engle ...................................................................8 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10Derrick Karazsia.............................................................. 28 at Millsaps, 10/2/10Alex Koors .......................................................2 at Colorado College, 10/20/07Ben Lauderdale .......................................................1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Jeremiah Morgan ....................................................6 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Ethan Schweir .................................................................. 1 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10Mitchell Willsey .............................................20 vs. Birmingham-So., 10/11/08

Rushing Yards Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................8 vs. Colorado College, 10/25/08Armani Cato ........................................................ 23 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Jon Ellis............................................................................. 123 at Centre, 9/20/08Michael Engle .................................................................19 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10Derrick Karazsia............................................................. 133 vs. Austin, 11/6/10Alex Koors .......6 at Birmingham-So., 10/31/09; at Austin College, 11/1/08Ben Lauderdale .......................................................1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Jeremiah Morgan ................................................. 10 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Ethan Schweir .................................................................. 7 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10 Mitchell Willsey .............................................50 vs. Birmingham-So., 10/11/08

Passing Yards Brayden Dahlstrom ...........................................................2 vs. Rhodes, 11/8/08 Michael Engle ..............................................................384 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10Ethan Schweir ...................................................... 50 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10

Pass Attempts Brayden Dahlstrom ...........................................................1 vs. Rhodes, 11/8/08 Michael Engle .............................41 at Trinity, 10/23/10; at Millsaps, 10/2/10Ethan Schweir .........................................................6 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10

Pass Completions Brayden Dahlstrom ...........................................................1 vs. Rhodes, 11/8/08 Michael Engle ..............................29 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10; at Centre, 9/18/10Ethan Schweir .........................................................3 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10

Receptions Mark Branigan .................................................................... 4 vs. Centre, 9/19/09Bobby Coburn ........................................................1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................................... 10 vs. Centre, 9/19/09Colin Doran ............................... 5 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10; vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10Jon Ellis............................................................................. 5 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10Nathan Evans .................................................................... 6 at Millsaps, 10/2/10Steve Ganser ......................................................................1 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10 Derrick Karazsia...............................................................7 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10Alex Koors ..........................12 vs. Austin, 11/7/2009; at Anderson, 9/12/09Anthony Meek .................................................................. 2 at Rhodes, 10/10/09Jeremiah Morgan ...............................................................1 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10 Taylor Wagner .........................................................4 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Mitchell Willsey ...............................................4 vs. Birmingham-So., 10/11/08

Receiving Yards Mark Branigan ................................................................41 at Wabash, 11/15/08Bobby Coburn ........................................................1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................................104 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10Colin Doran .....................................................................91 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10Jon Ellis............................................................... 131 at Austin College, 11/1/08Nathan Evans .....................................................................60 at Centre, 9/18/10Steve Ganser ......................................................................5 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10Derrick Karazsia..........................................61 vs. Colorado College, 10/25/08Alex Koors ...................................................................... 220 at Centre, 9/20/08Anthony Meek .............. 11 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10; at Rhodes, 10/10/09Jeremiah Morgan ...............................................................2 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10 Taylor Wagner ...............................................................24 at Anderson, 9/12/09Mitchell Willsey .............................................46 vs. Birmingham-So., 10/11/08

Tackles Robert Amie ....................1 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10; vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Nijeil Anthony .....................................................................5 vs. Austin, 11/6/10Ben Brandstatter ..................................................................8 vs. Austin, 11/7/09Myron Burr .....................................5 at Millsaps, 10/2/10; at Centre, 9/18/10 Dennis Callicutt ......................... 1 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10; vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10 Taylor Crompton ....................................................2 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Cody Crook ..................................................................... 2 at Anderson, 9/12/09 Tyler Doane ...............................................8 at Birmingham-Southern, 10/6/07Joe Donner ........................................................................1 at Wabash, 11/13/10 Mitch Dwenger .......................................................4 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 James Foglton ..................................................................9 at Wabash, 11/13/10Michael Fultz ....................................................................5 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10P.J. Gbur .............................................................................5 at Wabash, 11/15/08Adam Hawkins ................................................................. 11 vs. Centre, 9/19/09Mikey Hemkens .....................2 at Wabash, 11/13/10; vs. Anderson, 9/13/08 Ryan Huffman ................ 7 at Trinity, 10/23/10; at Austin College, 11/1/08Scott Hunt ............................................................. 7 at Thomas More, 11/21/09 Matt Johnson ..................................................................12 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10Garrett Kawa .................................................................. 1 at Anderson, 9/12/09 Jake Konovsky ................................................................. 3 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10 Jonathan Lambert ....................................................... 13 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10Casey Luther .......................................................................6 at Trinity, 10/23/10 Ryan Maitland .........................................................1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10 Clayton Miller .........................................................................................1 (5 times)Ryan Preuss .....................................................................14 vs. Adrian, 10/16/10Zach Price ....................................................................... 3 vs. Wabash, 11/14/09 Jack Quinn ....................................................................... 1 at Anderson, 9/12/09 Robby Schuler .........................................................2 vs. Rose-Hulman, 9/11/10Sebastian Scott ........ 2 vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10; vs. Colorado College, 10/25/08Kyle Sherer ........................................................................13 at Trinity, 10/18/08Christian Siania .......................................................................................1 (5 times)Joshua Sturek ....................................................................5 vs. Rhodes, 11/8/08Steve Valdiserri .........................8 vs. Sewanee, 9/25/10; at Rhodes, 10/10/09Eric Vogel ..................................1 (5 tmes, most recently vs. Rhodes, 10/9/10)Graham Wilkerson .......... 4 at Thomas More, 11/21/09; vs. Austin, 11/7/09 Steve Wojanis ...........3 at Colorado College, 10/20/07; vs. Millsaps, 9/29/07Ryan Woodard ...................... 3 (3 times, most recently vs. Adrian, 10/16/10)Thomas Wrona ............................................... 11 at Birmingham-So., 10/31/09


Date Opponent A C I Pct Yds TD Lg Sack-Yds Eff. 9/13/08 ANDERSON 5 3 0 60.0 39 0 31 1-3 125.5210/4/08 at Millsaps 2 1 0 50.0 0 0 0 0-0 50.0011/8/08 RHODES 2 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 -100.00 2008 Totals 9 4 1 44.4 39 0 31 1-3 58.62

Date Opponent A C I Pct Yds TD Lg Sack-Yds Eff. 9/12/09 at Anderson 2 2 0 100.0 89 1 47 0-0 638.809/19/09 CENTRE 24 14 1 58.3 196 2 45 0-0 146.109/26/09 at Sewanee 15 6 0 40.0 135 0 40 0-0 115.60 2009 Totals 41 22 1 53.7 420 3 47 0-0 158.98

Date Opponent A C I Pct Yds TD Lg Sack-Yds Eff. 9/11/10 ROSE-HULMAN 36 26 1 72.2 300 6 43 1-6 191.679/18/10 at Centre 36 29 1 80.6 252 1 20 1-6 142.979/25/10 SEWANEE 37 25 0 67.6 384 4 61 0-0 190.4210/2/10 at Millsaps 41 24 2 58.5 193 1 32 1-10 96.3710/9/10 RHODES 38 29 1 76.3 339 5 29 0-0 189.4110/16/10 ADRIAN 39 28 0 71.8 260 2 22 1-13 144.7210/23/10 at Trinity 41 28 2 68.3 369 4 38 1-0 166.3310/30/10 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 41 26 2 63.4 316 1 68 1-20 126.4511/6/10 AUSTIN 40 26 1 65.0 303 3 45 1-7 148.3811/13/10 at Wabash 33 12 2 36.4 84 0 17 0-0 45.62 2010 Totals 382 253 12 66.2 2800 27 68 7-62 144.84

G A C I Pct Yds TD Lg Sack-Yds Eff. HOME Totals 9 262 177 7 67.6 2137 23 68 5-49 155.92ROAD Totals 7 170 102 7 60.0 1122 7 47 2-16 120.79SCAC Totals 10 276 182 9 65.9 2471 20 61 4-29 154.95NON-SCAC Totals 6 156 97 5 62.2 788 10 68 3-36 119.35GAMES WON Totals 13 373 252 11 67.6 2979 28 68 7-65 150.87GAMES LOST Totals 3 59 27 3 45.8 284 2 45 0-0 87.21CAREER Totals 16 432 279 14 64.6 3259 30 68 7-65 144.39

BY QUARTER A C I Pct Yds TD Eff. 1st Quarter 107 62 3 57.9 757 4 124.102nd Quarter 133 88 4 66.2 944 10 144.583rd Quarter 76 55 3 72.4 632 7 164.724th Quarter 116 74 4 63.8 926 9 149.56

By Opponent G A C I Pct Yds Yds/G TD Lg Sack-Yds Eff. Adrian 1 39 28 0 71.8 260 260.0 2 22 1-13 144.72Anderson 2 7 5 0 71.4 128 64.0 1 47 1-3 272.17Austin 1 40 26 1 65.0 303 303.0 3 45 1-7 148.38Birmingham-Southern 1 41 26 2 63.4 316 316.0 1 68 1-20 126.45Centre 2 60 43 2 69.1 448 224.0 3 45 1-6 144.22Millsaps 2 43 25 2 58.1 193 96.5 1 32 1-10 94.21Rhodes 2 40 29 2 72.5 339 169.5 5 29 0-0 174.94Rose-Hulman 1 36 26 1 72.2 300 300.0 6 43 1-6 191.67Sewanee 2 52 31 0 59.6 519 209.5 4 61 0-0 168.84Trinity 1 41 28 2 68.3 369 369.0 4 38 0-0 166.33Wabash 1 33 12 2 36.4 84 84.0 0 17 0-0 45.62Totals 16 432 279 14 64.6 3259 203.7 30 68 7-65 144.39

Michael Engle Career Game-by-Game Passing Statistics


Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/8/07 vs. Anderson DNP (Played quarterback)9/15/07 CENTRE DNP 9/22/07 at Sewanee DNP 9/29/07 MILLSAPS DNP 10/6/07 at Birm.-Southern DNP 10/13/07 TRINITY DNP 10/20/07 at Colorado Col. DNP 10/27/07 AUSTIN DNP 11/3/07 at Rhodes DNP 11/10/07 WABASH DNP 2007 Totals DNP

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/13/08 ANDERSON 3 17 0 109/20/08 at Centre 2 17 0 139/27/08 SEWANEE 4 73 0 5310/4/08 at Millsaps 2 18 0 910/11/08 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 8 77 0 2110/18/08 at Trinity 3 38 0 2010/25/08 COLORADO COL. 4 67 0 3311/1/08 at Austin 4 50 0 1411/8/08 RHODES 3 25 0 1511/15/08 at Wabash 1 12 0 12 2008 Totals 34 394 0 53

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/12/09 at Anderson 0 0 0 09/19/09 CENTRE 10 73 0 119/26/09 at Sewanee 0 0 0 010/3/09 MILLSAPS 4 36 0 1510/10/09 at Rhodes 5 46 1 3410/24/09 TRINITY 9 102 0 2910/31/09 at Birmingham-So. 6 70 0 1511/7/09 AUSTIN 5 52 0 1311/14/09 WABASH 7 58 1 1311/21/09 at Thomas More 8 92 1 22 2009 Totals 54 529 3 34

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/11/10 ROSE-HULMAN 5 55 0 179/18/10 at Centre 9 78 0 199/25/10 SEWANEE 6 76 0 1910/2/10 at Millsaps 7 44 0 1410/9/10 RHODES 7 104 2 2810/16/10 ADRIAN 5 31 0 810/23/10 at Trinity 8 98 0 2410/30/10 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 6 42 0 1211/6/10 AUSTIN 7 80 1 1711/13/10 at Wabash 4 35 0 17 2010 Totals 64 643 3 28

G Rec Yds Rec/G Yds/Rec Yds/G TD LgHOME 16 93 968 5.8 10.4 60.5 5 53ROAD 14 59 598 4.2 10.1 42.7 2 34SCAC 19 99 1077 5.2 10.9 56.7 4 53NON-SCAC 11 53 489 4.8 9.2 44.5 3 22GAMES WON 24 118 1252 4.9 10.6 52.2 5 53GAMES LOST 6 34 314 5.7 9.2 52.3 2 22CAREER 30 152 1566 5.1 10.3 52.2 7 53

vs. Opponent G Rec Yds Rec/G Yds/Rec Yds/G TD LgAdrian 1 5 31 5.0 6.2 31.0 0 8Anderson 2 3 17 1.5 5.7 8.5 0 10Austin 3 16 182 5.3 11.4 60.7 1 17Birmingham-So, 3 20 189 6.7 9.5 63.0 0 21Centre 3 21 168 7.0 8.0 56.0 0 19Colorado College 1 4 67 4.0 16.8 67.0 0 33Millsaps 3 13 98 4.3 7.5 32.7 0 15Rhodes 3 15 175 5.0 11.7 58.3 3 34Rose-Hulman 1 5 55 5.0 11.0 55.0 0 17Sewanee 3 10 149 3.3 14.9 49.7 0 53Thomas More 1 8 92 8.0 11.5 92.0 1 22Trinity 3 20 238 6.7 11.9 79.3 0 29Wabash 3 12 105 4.0 8.8 35.0 1 17

Brayden Dahlstrom Game-by-Game Receiving

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/8/07 vs. Anderson 4 55 0 279/15/07 CENTRE 3 32 1 159/22/07 at Sewanee 6 63 0 399/29/07 MILLSAPS 4 24 1 910/6/07 at Birm.-Southern 5 44 0 2010/13/07 TRINITY 7 62 1 1610/20/07 at Colorado Col. 3 38 0 2110/27/07 AUSTIN 2 16 0 1011/3/07 at Rhodes 6 38 0 811/10/07 WABASH 1 31 0 31 2007 Totals 41 403 3 39

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/13/08 ANDERSON 4 79 2 499/20/08 at Centre 8 220 2 649/27/08 SEWANEE DNP 10/4/08 at Millsaps 3 95 1 6710/11/08 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 7 104 1 3410/18/08 at Trinity 7 114 0 3410/25/08 COLORADO COL. 8 82 2 3011/1/08 at Austin 4 47 0 1911/8/08 RHODES 9 124 1 6111/15/08 at Wabash 5 61 1 33 2008 Totals 55 926 10 67

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/12/09 at Anderson 12 209 3 429/19/09 CENTRE 6 146 2 459/26/09 at Sewanee 2 77 0 4010/3/09 MILLSAPS 8 212 2 6710/10/09 at Rhodes 6 126 2 2810/24/09 TRINITY 2 23 0 1310/31/09 at Birmingham-So. 5 142 2 6211/7/09 AUSTN 12 111 1 2911/14/09 WABASH 11 149 0 4011/21/09 at Thomas More 9 71 1 13 2009 Totals 73 1266 13 67

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/11/10 ROSE-HULMAN 9 145 2 439/18/10 at Centre 10 85 1 169/25/10 SEWANEE 6 157 3 6110/2/10 at Millsaps 6 59 1 3210/9/10 RHODES 8 79 1 1710/16/10 ADRIAN 8 96 2 2210/23/10 at Trinity 10 170 3 3810/30/10 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 8 148 1 6811/6/10 AUSTIN 8 117 1 4511/13/10 at Wabash 3 24 0 10 2010 Totals 76 1080 15 68

G Rec Yds Rec/G Yds/Rec Yds/G TD LgHOME 20 137 2063 6.9 15.1 103.2 26 68ROAD 19 108 1612 5.7 14.9 84.8 15 67SCAC 26 154 2317 5.9 15.0 89.1 26 67NON-SCAC 13 91 1358 7.0 14.9 104.5 15 68GAMES WON 31 195 2990 6.3 15.3 96.5 35 68GAMES LOST 8 50 685 6.3 13.7 85.6 6 67CAREER 39 245 3675 6.3 15.0 94.2 41 68

vs. Opponent G Rec Yds Rec/G Yds/Rec Yds/G TD LgAdrian 1 8 96 8.0 12.0 96.0 2 22Anderson 3 20 343 6.7 17.2 114.3 5 49Austin 4 26 291 6.5 11.2 72.8 2 45Birmingham-So. 4 25 438 6.3 17.5 109.5 4 68Centre 4 27 483 6.7 17.9 120.8 6 64Colorado College 2 11 120 5.5 10.9 60.0 2 30Millsaps 4 21 390 5.3 18.6 97.5 5 67Rhodes 4 29 367 7.3 12.7 91.8 4 61Rose-Hulman 1 9 145 9.0 16.1 145.0 2 43Sewanee 3 14 297 4.7 21.2 99.0 3 61Thomas More 1 9 71 9.0 7.9 71.0 1 13Trinity 4 26 349 6.5 13.4 87.3 4 38Wabash 4 20 265 5.0 13.3 66.3 1 40

Alex Koors Game-by-Game Receiving


Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/13/08 ANDERSON 15 38 1 179/20/08 at Centre 24 123 1 129/27/08 SEWANEE 23 101 0 1610/4/08 at Millsaps 9 23 0 1010/11/08 BIRMINGHAM-SO. DNP 10/18/08 at Trinity DNP 10/25/08 COLORADO COL. DNP 11/1/08 at Austin 23 82 1 1811/8/08 RHODES 25 63 2 611/15/08 at Wabash 37 100 1 22 2008 Totals 156 530 6 22

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lg9/12/09 at Anderson 7 40 1 409/19/09 CENTRE 7 21 1 149/26/09 at Sewanee 27 75 0 1310/3/09 MILLSAPS 24 60 0 810/10/09 at Rhodes 13 70 0 1510/24/09 TRINITY 15 121 1 2810/31/09 at Birmingham-So. 14 18 1 811/7/09 AUSTIN 17 56 2 1411/14/09 WABASH 8 24 1 711/21/09 at Thomas More 15 28 0 10 2009 Totals 147 513 7 40

Date Opponent Att Yds TD Lg9/11/10 ROSE-HULMAN 6 38 0 299/18/10 at Centre 13 50 1 169/25/10 SEWANEE 11 36 0 810/2/10 at Millsaps 14 36 1 810/9/10 RHDOES 17 47 0 1310/16/10 ADRIAN ——DNP—— 1610/23/10 at Trinity 11 46 0 1610/30/10 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 16 73 2 2111/6/10 AUSTIN 13 39 0 711/13/10 at Wabash 11 35 0 9 2010 Totals 112 400 4 29

G Att Yds Avg TD LgHOME Totals 13 197 717 3.6 10 29ROAD Totals 13 218 726 3.3 7 40SCAC Totals 17 286 1049 3.7 10 28NON-SCAC Totals 9 129 394 3.1 7 40GAMES WON Totals 21 365 1312 3.6 15 40GAMES LOST Totals 5 50 131 2.6 2 14CAREER Totals 26 404 1443 3.6 17 40

Jon Ellis Game-by-Game Rushing

Date Opponent Att. Yds TD Lg9/8/07 vs. Anderson DNP 9/15/07 CENTRE DNP 9/22/07 at Sewanee DNP 9/29/07 MILLSAPS 0 0 0 010/6/07 at Birm.-Southern 4 36 0 2310/13/07 TRINITY DNP 10/20/07 at Colorado Col. DNP 10/27/07 AUSTIN 1 4 0 411/3/07 at Rhodes 0 0 0 011/10/07 WABASH 0 0 0 0 2007 Totals 5 40 0 23

Date Opponent Att Yds TD Lg9/13/08 ANDERSON 10 20 0 89/20/08 at Centre 11 25 0 129/27/08 SEWANEE 9 49 0 1210/4/08 at Millsaps 11 34 0 1110/11/08 BIRMINGHAM-SO. DNP 10/18/08 at Trinity DNP 10/25/08 COLORADO COL. 21 95 1 1911/1/08 at Austin 4 10 0 411/8/08 RHODES 7 16 0 511/15/08 at Wabash DNP 2008 Totals 73 249 1 19

Date Opponent Att Yds TD Lg9/12/09 at Anderson 22 103 0 199/19/09 CENTRE 6 17 0 89/26/09 at Sewanee 22 69 0 910/3/09 MILLSAPS 15 34 0 1010/10/09 at Rhodes 17 98 1 2810/24/09 TRINITY 24 119 0 1710/31/09 at Birmingham-So. 10 17 1 611/7/09 AUSTN 16 39 1 911/14/09 WABASH 17 58 0 1011/21/09 at Thomas More 12 26 1 10 2009 Totals 161 580 4 28

Date Opponent Att Yds TD Lg9/11/10 ROSE-HULMAN 14 62 0 199/18/10 at Centre 11 40 1 119/25/10 SEWANEE 13 67 1 1410/2/10 at Millsaps 28 94 3 1110/9/10 RHODES 14 61 1 1710/16/10 ADRIAN 15 53 0 1610/23/10 at Trinity 16 43 0 1210/30/10 BIRMINGHAM-SO. 13 20 0 611/6/10 AUSTIN 25 133 1 1611/13/10 at Wabash 10 23 0 12 2010 Totals 159 596 7 19

G Att Yds Avg TD LgHOME Totals 18 236 847 3.8 5 19ROAD Totals 14 162 618 3.8 7 28SCAC Totals 21 271 1047 3.9 10 28NON-SCAC Totals 11 127 418 3.3 2 23GAMES WON Totals 26 342 1307 3.8 11 28GAMES LOST Totals 6 56 158 2.8 1 12CAREER Totals 32 398 1465 3.7 12 28

Derrick Karazsia Game-by-Game Rushing


OFFENSEOpponent WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB FB/WR RB WR

Rose-Hulman Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Centre Dahlstrom Lamping Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Sewanee Dahlstrom Kreuzman Brown Turnbow Bryson Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Millsaps Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Rhodes Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Adrian Dahlstrom Kreuzman Brown Turnbow Bryson Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Trinity Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Birmingham-So. Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Austin Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

Wabash Dahlstrom DePoy Brown Turnbow Kreuzman Wooding Branigan Engle Willsey Karazsia Koors

DEFENSEOpponent DE DT NT DE LB LB LB CB FS SS CB

Rose-Hulman Fultz Doane Huffman Woodard Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Centre Fultz Doane Huffman Woodard Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Sewanee Fultz Doane Huffman Woodard Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Millsaps Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Rhodes Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Adrian Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Trinity Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Birmingham-So. Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Burr Lambert Hawkins

Austin Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Anthony Lambert Hawkins

Wabash Fultz Doane Huffman Foglton Preuss Johnson Sherer Valdiserri Anthony Lambert Hawkins

DEPAUW STARTERS GAME-BY-GAME

DEFENSE Player 2010 Starts Career Starts Consecutive StartsAnthony 1 1 —Brandstatter 0 1 —Burr 9 9 1Doane 10 31 20Foglton 7 7 7Fultz 10 19 11Gbur 0 12 —Hawkins 10 14 10Hunt 0 1 —Huffman 10 26 11Johnson 10 16 14Lambert 10 20 20Preuss 10 30 30Sherer 10 28 12Sturek 0 5 —Valdiserri 10 28 10Woodard 3 3 —Wrona 0 7 —

OFFENSE Player 2010 Starts Career Starts Consecutive StartsBranigan 10 28 26Brown 10 29 29Bryson 2 6 —Dahlstrom 10 13 10DePoy 7 14 4Ellis 0 2 —Engle 10 11 10Karazsia 10 26 20Koors 10 25 11Kreuzman 10 10 10Lamping 1 1 —Meek 0 6 —Turnbow 10 19 14Willsey 10 15 12Wooding 10 19 18


DEPAUW INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATS

RUSHING (Att-Yds-TDs) Total Rose-Hul. Centre Sewanee Millsaps Rhodes Adrian Trinity BSC Austin Wabash

Karazsia 159-596-7 14-62-0 11-40-1 13-67-1 28-94-3 14-61-1 15-53-0 16-43-0 13-20-0 25-133-1 10-23-0

Ellis 112-400-4 6-38-0 13-50-1 11-36-0 14-36-1 17-47-0 DNP 11-46-0 16-73-2 13-39-0 11-35-0

Engle 29-39-0 1-(-6)-0 4-4-0 2-11-0 3-7-0 2-13-0 8-19-0 3-16-0 3-(-15)-0 2-(-11)-0 1-1-0

Cato 9-28-0 5-23-0 DNP 2-3-0 DNP 0-0-0 2-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Morgan 9-18-0 6-10-0 DNP 3-8-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Schweir 1-7-0 0-0-0 DNP 1-7-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Lauderdale 1-1-0 1-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Koors 1-(-1)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-1)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-3)-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Hill 1-(-11)-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-(-11)-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

RECEIVING (Rec.-Yds.-TDs)Player Total Rose-Hul. Centre Sewanee Millsaps Rhodes Adrian Trinity BSC Austin Wabash

Koors 76-1080-15 9-145-2 10-85-1 6-157-3 6-59-1 8-79-1 8-96-2 10-170-3 8-148-1 8-117-1 3-24-0Dahlstrom 64-643-3 5-55-0 9-78-0 6-76-0 7-44-0 7-104-2 5-31-0 8-98-0 6-42-0 7-80-1 4-35-0Evans 39-375-4 4-46-2 4-60-0 4-39-0 6-34-0 3-26-1 2-28-0 4-27-0 4-59-0 5-38-1 3-18-0Doran 27-358-2 3-56-0 1-11-0 3-43-0 2-20-0 5-91-1 5-48-0 3-36-1 1-12-0 3-34-0 1-7-0Karazsia 17-139-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-21-0 7-52-0 2-13-0 3-32-0 2-18-0 0-0-0Ellis 11-116-1 1-12-1 1-5-0 5-53-0 1-19-0 1-2-0 DNP 1-25-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0Wagner 9-64-0 4-21-0 2-8-0 1-14-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-16-0 0-0-0Branigan 7-56-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-12-1 2-17-0 1-6-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-21-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Meek 3-15-0 1-11-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Willsey 2-11-0 1-3-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-8-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Ganser 1-5-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 1-5-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMorgan 1-2-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Coburn 1-1-1 1-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

PASSING (Att.-Comp.-Int.-Yds.-TDs-Lg-Pass Eff.) ———MICHAEL ENGLE——— ———ETHAN SCHWEIR———

Opponent Att Comp Int Pct. Yds TD Long Eff. Att. Comp Int Pct. Yds TD Long Eff.

Rose-Hulman 36 26 1 72.2 300 6 43 191.67 6 3 0 50.0 50 0 29 120.00

Centre 36 29 1 80.6 252 1 20 142.97 DNP

Sewanee 37 25 0 67.6 384 4 61 190.42 2 1 0 50.0 10 0 10 92.00

Millsaps 41 24 2 58.5 193 1 32 96.37 DNP

Rhodes 38 29 1 76.3 339 5 29 189.41 2 1 0 50.0 5 0 5 71.00

Adrian 39 28 0 71.8 260 2 22 144.72 DNP

Trinity 41 28 2 68.3 369 4 38 166.33 DNP

Birmingham-So. 41 26 2 63.4 316 1 68 126.45 DNP

Austin 40 26 1 65.0 303 3 45 148.38 DNP

Wabash 33 12 2 36.4 84 0 17 45.62 DNP

Totals 382 253 121 66.2 2800 27 68 144.84 10 5 0 50.0 65 0 29 104.60


TOT TACKLES UA-A-T RH CENTRE SEWANEE MILLSAPS RHODES ADRIAN TRINITY BSC AUSTIN WABASH

Jonath. Lambert 47-35-82 3-3-6 9-2-11 7-6-13 5-0-5 3-3-6 6-5-11 0-4-4 2-6-8 3-3-6 9-3-12

Ryan Preuss 38-25-63 2-1-3 4-0-4 2-4-6 0-0-0 2-1-3 12-2-14 1-6-7 4-3-7 4-3-7 7-5-12

Kyle Sherer 31-29-60 2-1-3 8-2-10 3-4-7 1-0-1 5-3-8 2-3-5 3-4-7 3-4-7 3-2-5 1-6-7

Matt Johnson 24-31-55 1-2-3 1-2-3 2-1-3 2-1-3 3-3-6 5-7-12 0-8-8 3-3-6 4-1-5 3-3-6

Tyler Doane 12-22-34 1-3-4 0-3-3 3-1-4 2-0-2 0-4-4 0-1-1 1-3-4 1-2-3 3-1-4 1-4-5

Myron Burr 27-7-34 2-1-3 4-1-5 3-0-3 5-0-5 1-0-1 3-0-3 1-2-3 3-3-6 3-0-3 2-0-2

Ryan Huffman 11-22-33 0-0-0 3-2-5 1-3-4 1-1-2 1-2-3 0-1-1 0-7-7 2-3-5 2-1-3 1-2-3

Adam Hawkins 15-17-32 3-1-4 1-1-2 0-2-2 2-0-2 2-1-3 2-3-5 3-5-8 1-1-2 1-1-2 0-2-2

James Foglton 11-20-31 1-1-2 1-2-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 1-1-2 0-8-8 2-1-3 1-1-2 4-5-9

Ste. Valdiserri 18-8-26 2-0-2 1-1-2 5-3-8 1-0-1 1-1-2 2-1-3 2-1-3 1-0-1 2-1-3 1-0-1

Michael Fultz 17-6-23 2-0-2 1-1-2 1-0-1 2-0-2 3-0-3 1-1-2 1-1-2 0-1-1 2-0-2 2-1-3

Thomas Wrona 10-8-18 DNP DNP 0-0-0 2-0-2 5-0-5 2-0-2 0-3-3 1-1-2 0-1-1 0-3-3

Ryan Woodard 8-8-16 0-1-1 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-1-1 2-1-3 0-1-1 2-3-5 1-1-2 1-0-1

Grah. Wilkerson 12-4-16 1-0-1 1-0-1 2-0-2 2-0-2 0-0-0 2-1-3 2-1-3 1-0-1 0-2-2 1-0-1

B. Brandstatter 9-6-15 2-0-2 1-0-1 0-2-2 1-0-1 0-3-3 2-0-2 1-1-2 0-0-0 2-0-2 0-0-0

Joshua Sturek 10-4-14 2-0-2 3-1-4 2-0-2 2-0-2 0-2-2 DNP 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0

Casey Luther 6-8-14 0-0-0 DNP 2-1-3 2-0-2 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-6-6 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0

Scott Hunt 8-6-14 2-1-3 2-0-2 1-0-1 DNP 0-3-3 2-0-2 1-2-3 DNP DNP DNP

Nijeil Anthony 5-5-10 0-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-4-4 5-0-5 DNP

Zach Price 5-5-10 1-1-2 DNP 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-0-1 DNP 1-1-2 0-2-2 2-0-2 DNP

Mitch Dwenger 3-4-7 2-2-4 DNP 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0

Jake Konovsky 4-3-7 0-0-0 DNP 2-1-3 DNP 0-1-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-1

Sebastian Scott 3-2-5 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-1-1 1-1-2 DNP 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0

Steve Wojanis 2-3-5 1-1-2 1-0-1 0-1-1 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1-1

Denn. Callicutt 3-1-4 0-0-0 DNP DNP 1-0-1 1-0-1 1-0-1 DNP 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0

Mikey Hemkens 2-2-2 0-1-1 DNP 0-1-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-0-2

Robert Amie 2-0-2 1-0-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP DNP 1-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP

Eric Vogel 1-1-2 1-0-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 0-1-1 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP

Robby Schuler 0-2-2 0-2-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Christ. Siania 1-1-2 0-1-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Ryan Maitland 1-0-1 1-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Taylor Crompton 1-1-2 1-1-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Clayton Miller 1-0-1 1-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

John Wood 1-0-1 1-0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

DePauw Defensive Game-by-Game


2010 DEPAUW SCORING DRIVES (44)Game Qtr. Scoring Play Plays Yds TOPvs. Rose-Hulman 1 Koors 7 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 6 24 2:33 2 Evans 9 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 5 38 2:45 2 Evans 5 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 8 31 3:52 2 Ellis 2 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 9 72 1:35 3 Malm 35 FG 8 38 3:57 3 Coburn 1 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 10 79 3:48 3 Koors 12 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 3 56 1:08at Centre 1/2 Koors 4 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 13 74 5:26 2 Ellis 11 run (Malm kick) 13 86 3:45 3 Karazsia 3 run (Malm kick) 11 74 5:49vs. Sewanee 1 Karazsia 2 run (Malm kick) 7 69 2:34 2 Koors 61 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 3 77 1:25 2 Branigan 12 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 10 66 3:10 3 Koors 5 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 12 88 6:05 3/4 Koors 43 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 5 70 1:44at Millsaps 1/2 Ellis 4 run (Malm kick) 15 57 7:05 2 Karazsia 1 run (Malm kick) 8 58 3:13 3/4 Koors 4 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 11 49 5:18 4 Karazsia 1 run (Malm kick) 6 52 2:57 4 Karazsia 1 run (Malm kick) 8 44 4:06vs. Rhodes 1 Doran 17 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 8 69 3:45 1/2 Karazsia 1 run (Malm kick) 8 54 3:24 2 Evans 12 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 10 62 5:16 2 Dahlstrom 18 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 5 65 0:37 3 Koors 2 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 5 32 1:51 4 Dahlstrom 13 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 7 38 3:20vs. Adrian 1 Malm 30 FG 10 61 4:00 2 Wagner 77 punt return (Malm kick) — — — 3 Koors 7 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 7 48 2:43 3/4 Koors 2 pass from Engle (kick blocked) 10 68 4:18at Trinity 1 Doran 23 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 6 41 1:59 1/2 Koors 38 from Engle (Malm kick) 6 60 3:16 3 Koors 30 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 6 80 2:51 3/4 Malm 41 FG 14 64 7:28 4 Koors 34 pass from Engle (Evans from Engle) 5 62 0:53vs. Birmingham-So. 1 Malm 34 FG 11 45 4:31 1 Safety — — — 1 Koors 68 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 2 70 0:56 2 Ellis 15 run (Malm kick) 8 55 3:00 2 Malm 47 FG 9 49 2:43 3 Ellis 2 run (Schoen from Engle) 6 51 2:45vs. Austin 1 Malm 29 FG 10 33 3:48 2 Evans 5 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 7 46 3:33 2 Karazsia 6 run (kick failed) 9 68 2:29 3 Koors 9 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 11 64 5:36 3/4 Dahlstrom 9 pass from Engle (Malm kick) 9 78 4:41at Wabash NONE Totals 360 2565 138:58Average Drive 8.2 58.3 3:09

DePauw Scoring Drives

Most plays in a scoring drive 15 at Millsaps (TD)

Most yards in a scoring drive 88 vs. Sewanee (TD)

Longest TOP scoring drive7:28 at Trinity (FG)

Fewest plays in a scoring drive2 vs. Birmingham-Southern (TD)

Fewest yards in a scoring drive24 vs. Rose-Hulman (TD)

Shortest TOP scoring drive0:37 vs. Rhodes (TD)


DePauw Scoring Drives2010 DEPAUW OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES (35)Game Qtr. Scoring Play Plays Yds TOPRose-Hulman 2 Schneider 35 FG 4 -5 1:48 4 Kovach 4 run (kick failed) 8 98 3:42 4 Hall 11 pass from Snyder (Schneider kick) 9 70 2:39Centre 1 Melillo 10 pass from Osterman (Gay kick) 14 80 6:31 2 Gay 30 FG 8 31 2:54 4 Osterman 8 run (pass failed) 6 57 2:13Sewanee 4 Cleveland 22 pass from Schurlknight (Knighton kick) 11 76 5:20Millsaps 1 O’Rear 9 pass from Pinciotto (Russolino kick) 6 62 2:41 3 O’Rear 7 pass from Pinciotti (Russolino kick) 5 34 2:21 4 Galatas 68 pass from Pinciotti (Russolino kick) 1 68 0:13Rhodes 3 Legens 4 pass from Perkins (kick failed) 5 38 2:28 3 Perkins 3 run (run failed) 9 59 4:16 3 Jackson 34 pass from Perkins (run failed) 3 72 1:02Adrian 1 Thompson 4 pass from McGee (Mitseff kick) 13 77 5:59 2 Mitseff 45 FG 9 48 2:44 4 Edwards 43 pass from McGee (Mitseff kick) 3 61 0:51 4 Safety — — —Trinity 1 Urban 64 pass from McKissic (Biel kick) 1 64 0:09 2 Stayton 22 pass from McKissic (Biel kick) 9 60 5:09 2 Urban 35 pass from McKissic (Biel kick) 3 31 1:38 3 Biel 33 FG 7 29 3:47 4 Robinson 67 interception return — — —Birmingham-So. 1 Shannon 27 interception return (Laughlin kick) — — — 2 Laughlin 25 FG 5 18 2:29 3 Childers 2 run (kick failed) 8 81 3:00 4 Arrington 9 run (Laughlin kick) 7 84 1:54Austin 1 Zambiasi 26 run (Anderson kick) 7 68 2:38 2 Anderson 21 FG 13 67 4:48 3 Anderson 20 FG 10 53 3:13 4 Funderburg 4 run (Anderson kick) 4 38 1:15Wabash 1 Whitehead 43 FG 7 34 2:31 1 Burke 14 run (Whitehead kick) 3 46 1:06 2 Whitehead 31 FG 15 58 6:45 2 Wright 23 pass from Belton (Whitehead kick) 2 26 0:11 3 Young 36 pass from Burke (Whitehead kick) 11 78 5:08 3 Horn 17 pass from Belton (Whitehead kick) 3 18 1:39 3 Kelley 39 pass from Burke (Whitehead kick) 6 72 3:40 4 Yoder 43 run (Whitehead kick) 3 43 0:58Totals 238 1894 98:40Average Drive 6.8 54.1 2:49

Most plays in a scoring drive14 by Centre (TD)

Most yards in a scoring drive 98 by Rose-Hulman (TD)

Longest TOP scoring drive 6:45 by Wabash (FG)

Fewest plays in a scoring drive1 at Trinity (TD)1 by Millsaps (TD)

Fewest yards in a scoring drive-5 by Rose-Hulman (FG)

Shortest TOP scoring drive0:09 by Trinity (TD)


RUSHING (2) 29 Jon Ellis ............................................................................. vs. Rose-Hulman21 Jon Ellis ..............................................................vs. Birmingham-Southern

PASSING (26)68 (td) Alex Koors from Michael Engle.....................vs. Birmingham-Southern61 (td) Alex Koors from Michael Engle..............................................vs. Sewanee45 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.......................................................Austin43 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.................................... vs. Rose-Hulman43 (td) Alex Koors from Michael Engle..............................................vs. Sewanee41 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.................................... vs. Rose-Hulman38 (td) Alex Koors from Michael Engle...................................................at Trinity34 (td) Alex Koors from Michael Engle...................................................at Trinity 32 Alex Koors from Michael Engle................................................at Millsaps30 Alex Koors from Michael Engle...................................................at Trinity 29 Colin Doran from Michael Engle ..............................................vs. Rhodes29 Colin Doran from Ethan Schweir ................................. vs. Rose-Hulman28 Brayden Dahlstrom from Michael Engle .................................vs. Rhodes27 Nathan Evans from Michael Engle ............................... vs. Rose-Hulman26 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.....................vs. Birmingham-Southern24 Brayden Dahlstrom from Michael Engle ....................................at Trinity 23 Derrick Karazsia from Michael Engle ...........vs. Birmingham-Southern 23 Brayden Dahlstrom from Michael Engle ....................................at Trinity 23 (td) Colin Doran from Michael Engle .................................................at Trinity 22 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.................................................vs. Adrian22 Alex Koors from Michael Engle.................................................vs. Adrian21 Nathan Engle from Michael Engle ................vs. Birmingham-Southern 21 Colin Doran from Michael Engle ............................................vs. Sewanee20 Colin Doran from Michael Engle ..............................................vs. Rhodes20 Nathan Evans from Michael Engle ............................................. at Centre20 Nathan Evans from Michael Engle ............................................. at Centre

PUNT RETURNS (2)77 (td) Taylor Wagner ................................................................................vs. Adrian24 Taylor Wagner ................................................................... vs. Rose-Hulman

KICKOFF RETURNS (15) 37 Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................................................vs. Adrian35 Bryan Coleman ..............................................................................at Wabash33 Brayden Dahlstrom ...........................................vs. Birmingham-Southern32 Armani Cato ..................................................................................at Wabash31 Brayden Dahlstrom ...........................................vs. Birmingham-Southern31 Taylor Wagner ..................................................................................at Trinity28 Brayden Dahlstrom ........................................................................ at Centre27 Bryan Coleman ....................................................................................Austin 24 Taylor Wagner ................................................................... vs. Rose-Hulman21 Bryan Coleman ..............................................................................at Wabash 21 Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................................... vs. Rose-Hulman20 Bryan Coleman ..............................................................................at Wabash 20 Bryan Coleman ....................................................................................Austin 20 Brayden Dahlstrom .......................................................................vs. Adrian20 Myron Burr ...................................................................................vs. Rhodes

INTERCEPTION RETURNS (0)

FUMBLE RETURNS (0)

RUSHING (13)44 Water Arrington ...........................................................Birmingham-Southern43 (td) Derrick Yoder ........................................................................................Wabash32 Derrick Yoder ........................................................................................Wabash27 Calvin Bueltel ..............................................................................Rose-Hulman26 (td) Travis Zamiasi ..........................................................................................Austin 26 Ryan Carelson ..............................................................Birmingham-Southern25 Brogan Funderburg .................................................................................Austin 23 Jared Edwards ..........................................................................................Adrian22 Tyler Perkins ........................................................................................... Rhodes22 Ben Cleveland .......................................................................................Sewanee21 Tyler Perkins ........................................................................................... Rhodes20 Josh Miracle ............................................................................................Wabash20 Derrick Yoder ........................................................................................Wabash PASSING (27)68 (td) Michael Galatas from G. Pinciotti ..................................................... Millsaps64 (td) Caleb Urban from Nykolas McKissic .................................................Trinity47 O’Rear from G. Pinciotti ..................................................................... Millsaps45 Ryan Carelson ..............................................................Birmingham-Southern43 (td) Jared Edwards from Mike McGee ........................................................Adrian42 T. Theriot G. Pinciotti.......................................................................... Millsaps39 (td) Devin Kelley from Tyler Burke ...........................................................Wabash39 Jack Lartigue from Tyler Perkins ......................................................... Rhodes 38 Brogan Funderburg from Travis Zambiasi .........................................Austin 38 Sutton Coleman from Reed Eason ..........................................Rose-Hulman36 (td) Brady Young from Tyler Burke ...........................................................Wabash35 (td) Caleb Urban from Nykolas McKissic .................................................Trinity 35 Mitch Gabriele from Mike McGee .......................................................Adrian35 Reed Eason from Mitch Snyder ...............................................Rose-Hulman34 Jonathan Horn from Tyler Burke ........................................................Wabash34 (td) Jack Lartigue from Tyler Perkins ......................................................... Rhodes 29 Jack Lartigue from Tyler Perkins ......................................................... Rhodes 26 Reed Eason from Mitch Snyder ...............................................Rose-Hulman25 Melillo from T. Osterman ......................................................................Centre23 (td) Geoffrey Wright from Chase Belton ..................................................Wabash23 Justin Hemm from Mike McGee ..........................................................Adrian22 (td) Markham Stayton from Nykolas McKissic ........................................Trinity 22 Justin Hemm from Mike McGee ..........................................................Adrian22 Jack Lartigue from Tyler Perkins ......................................................... Rhodes 22 D. Fawcett from G. Pinciotti............................................................... Millsaps22 (td) Ben Cleveland from Lee Schurlknight ..............................................Sewanee20 Kyle Timm from Mike McGee ..............................................................Adrian

PUNT RETURNS (3)32 Michael Galatas .....................................................................................Millsaps28 Albright .....................................................................................................Centre23 Albright .....................................................................................................Centre

KICKOFF RETURNS (20)77 Calvin Bueltel ..............................................................................Rose-Hulman54 Dane Wilson ........................................................................................... Rhodes40 Braydon MaQuar .....................................................................................Austin 35 Caleb Urban..............................................................................................Trinity32 Kyle Kovach ................................................................................Rose-Hulman30 Caleb Urban..............................................................................................Trinity30 Jared Edwards ..........................................................................................Adrian29 John Lawroski ..............................................................Birmingham-Southern26 Caleb Urban..............................................................................................Trinity26 Jake Jackson ............................................................................................ Rhodes 25 Walter Arrington ..........................................................Birmingham-Southern24 Andrew Griffin ........................................................................................Austin 23 Jared Edwards ..........................................................................................Adrian22 Walter Arrington ..........................................................Birmingham-Southern22 Jared Edwards ..........................................................................................Adrian22 Jake Jackson ..............

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