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DAKOTA WESLEYAN TIGER FOOTBALL2011 Game Day PreviewGame 1 • Sept. 3, 2011 • 6 p.m.Dakota Wesleyan (0-0) at Dakota State (0-0)Trojan Field • Madison, S.D.DAKOTA WESLEYAN (0-0)S3at Dakota State .....................6 p.m.S10 CONCORDIA ....................... 1 p.m.S17 at Briar Cliff ...........................1 p.m.O1O8HASTINGS .......................... 1 p.m.at Dordt .................................1 p.m.O15 NO. 5 MORNINGSIDE ......... 1 p.m.O22 at Doane ...............................1 p.m.O29 at No. 14 Northwestern .........1 p.m.N5 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN .... 1 p.m.N12 at No. 17 Midland .................1 p.m.DAKOTA STATE (0-1)A27 at No. 17 Midland .............. L, 20-47S3 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ......... 6 p.m.S10 DOANE ................................ 4 p.m.S17 at Valley City State ...............6 p.m.S24 NO. 14 NORTHWESTERN .. 4 p.m.O1 at Concordia .........................1 p.m.O8 at Hastings ...........................1 p.m.O15 BRIAR CLIFF ...................... 1 p.m.O22 DORDT ................................ 4 p.m.O29 at S.D. School of Mines .......2 p.m.N5 at Mayville State .............. 2:30 p.m.TIGERS ON THE RADIOTiger fans can catch all of DakotaWesleyan’s football games locally onKMIT Radio (105.9 FM) with Tim Smithand Bob Sprang calling the action.Games can also be heard online atwww.kmit.comTigers kick off 2011 on the roadThe Dakota Wesleyan University football team starts the 2011 seasonSaturday on the road with a nonconference game against Dakota StateUniversity in Madison, S.D. This is the first nonconference game since the2004 season for the Tigers.Dakota Wesleyan went 5-5 in 2010. The Tigers started the season ona three-game winning streak for the first time in GPAC history, and alsoearned their first shutout of a GPAC opponent when they beat Concordia56-0. DWU suffered several close losses later in the season, however.The Tigers were picked to finish fourth in the GPAC preseasoncoaches’ poll and will be led by All-GPAC running back Josh Endres andwide receiver/return specialist Anthony Muilenburg. Quarterback JonBane also returns for his sophomore season.Dakota State is coming off a winless season in 2010. The Trojans went0-10 in 2010, including 0-8 in the Dakota Athletic Conference. DSU’s lastwin was in the 2009 season.The CoachesDakota Wesleyan’s Brad Pole enters hisseventh season as the head football coach ofthe Tigers. Pole (Rocky Mountain College, ’79)and the Tigers finished the 2010 season with a5-5 record.The 2010 Tigers started the season 3-0 andscored their first shutout in GPAC historybefore several close losses.Pole has compiled a 25-35 overall record insix seasons at DWU. Pole is the 31st headfootball coach in DWU history.Josh Anderson begins his third season asDakota State’s head coach in 2011. TheTrojans are 2-17 overall under Anderson,including a 2-14 mark in the Dakota Athletic Conference.Prior to DSU, Anderson spent three seasons as the head coach atPayson High School in Payson, Ariz., and three more at Chino Valley HighSchool in Chino Valley, Calif. Anderson was a two-year starter at tight endfor the Trojans from 1994-95.DAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYSPORTS INFORMATIONLeah Rado, Sports Information Director (lerado@dwu.edu)1200 W. University Ave. Mitchell, S.D.605-995-2854 (office) -- 605-995-2150 (fax)– MORE –

Tigers travel to Dakota State to kick off 2011................................................... page 22011 GPAC StandingsTeam ..................... GPAC OverallMID ....................... 0-0 1-0BCU ....................... 0-0 0-0DWU ..................... 0-0 0-0DOA ...................... 0-0 0-0DOR ...................... 0-0 0-0HAS ....................... 0-0 0-0MOR ...................... 0-0 0-0NWU ..................... 0-0 0-0NOR ...................... 0-0 0-0CNC ....................... 0-0 0-1Sept. 1 Schedule:MOR @ VCSSept. 3 ScheduleDOA @ BCUNOR @ SWCDWU @ DSULast Week’s Results:Midland 47, Dakota State 20Benedictine (Kan.) 45, Concordia 02010 GPAC StandingsTeam ..................... GPAC OverallUSF ........................ 10-0 13-1MOR ...................... 9-1 10-2NOR ...................... 8-2 8-2MID ....................... 7-3 8-3DWU ..................... 5-5 5-5HAS ....................... 5-5 5-5NWU ..................... 4-6 4-6CNC ....................... 3-7 4-7DOA ...................... 3-7 4-7BCU ....................... 1-9 2-9DOR ...................... 0-10 0-10The DWU-Dakota State seriesThis will be the 66th meeting between Dakota Wesleyan and DakotaState in football. Dakota Wesleyan holds a 34-30-1 edge over the Trojans.The last time the two schools met was Sept. 4, 2004, when DSUedged the Tigers, 21-20. This is just the third meeting between DWU andthe Trojans since the Tigers joined the GPAC in 2000.DWU in season openersDakota Wesleyan is 41-65-4 (.373) all-time in season opening games.The Tigers are 1-1 in season openers in the past two years. In 2009, theTigers opened the season against Morningside and lost 31-7. Last year,DWU started with a road game at Dordt College and won, 42-7.Competitive quarterback battleTo start the 2010 season, the Tigers had two players who had nevertaken a college snap vying for time behind center. This season, DWU isconsiderably more experienced at the quarterback spot.Sophomore Jon Bane got the starting nod to take the snaps to openthe season against Dakota State, but his backup is equally as talented.Junior Kyle Cool transferred to DWU this offseason after two successfulseasons at San Jose City College.Bane threw for 1,920 yards and 12 touchdowns as a true freshman in2010. He completed 59 percent of his passes and threw 10 interceptions.Cool earned All-Coast Conference honorable mention and helped his teamto the league title last year. He dealt with an injury during fall camp, but isexpected to see plenty of playing time throughout 2011.The Tigers also signed freshman quarterback Joey Olson in the mix.The former Sturgis Brown High School standout had a solid prep careerand could make an impact on the Tigers’ offense in the future.Experienced playmakersDakota Wesleyan’s offense returns plenty of experienced athletes tocompliment its talented quarterbacks. Leading the way for the DWUoffense this season will be junior running back Josh Endres and juniorwide receiver Anthony Muilenburg.Endres, who ran for 1,001 yards as a sophomore and set a schoolrecord with 316 rushing yards in a game, earned All-GPAC First TeamOffense honors in 2010 and was named a Victory Sports Network PreseasonAll-American in the offseason. He was the Tigers’ workhorse lastseason, and will look for the same role as a junior.Running with Endres will be sophomore Francois Barnaud andfreshman Arthur Brown. Barnaud ran for 132 yards as a freshman and willlook for a bigger role as a sophomore. Brown comes to DWU from SanGabriel in Rosemead, Calif., and will add speed and athleticism to theTigers’ running back corps.Muilenburg also earned All-GPAC First Team Offense accolades aftercatching 59 passes for 638 yards and three touchdowns. He, along withseniors Russell McGuire and Nate Ovenden, will look to get pastopponents’ secondary and make use of the Tigers’ talented group ofpassers. McGuire has been with the Tigers for four seasons and Ovendenjoined the team last year, but dealt with injuries throughout much of theseason.Senior-Heavy Linebacking CorpsDWU’s linebacking corps should be second to none in 2010 thanks toseveral veteran leaders.Three of the four starting linebackers Saturday are seniors, and all– MORE –three had standout seasons in 2010. Jim Williams and Lucas Sieve bothearned All-GPAC Honorable Mention in 2009 as juniors and Dane Carlson

Tigers travel to Dakota State to kick off 2011................................................... page 32006 2011 DWU TEAM CAPTAINSDakota Wesleyan players voted on teamcaptains during preseason camp. The2011 DWU captains are:#10 Anthony Muilenburg, Jr., WR#21 Tom Jarding, Sr., DB#22 Josh Endres, Jr., RB#96 Zach Reker, Jr., DE2011 GPAC Preseason Poll1. Morningside (7) ................... 792. Northwestern (3) ................. 743. Midland ............................... 654. Dakota Wesleyan ................. 525. Hastings ............................... 496. Nebraska Wesleyan ............. 457. Concordia ............................ 318. Doane .................................. 299. Briar Cliff ............................. 1410. Dordt ................................... 12Deep DefenseDakota Wesleyan should have more depth on defense than it has inseveral seasons in 2011. The Tigers’ defensive line should be especiallystrong with returning players such as All-GPAC Honorable Mention selectionand 2011 team captain Zach Reker, as well as Eric Gruis, AaronRolen, Craig Henglefelt and Marco Mora. All five players saw time onthe line last season.Leading the Tigers’ secondary in 2011 will be seniors Tom Jardingand Jesse Holz. Holz led the team in total and solo tackles as a junior in2010, and both players earned All-GPAC Honorable Mention status.Joining the duo will be senior David McGuire and junior DustinBergmeier, who transferred to Dakota Wesleyan in the offseason from theUniversity of Sioux Falls.One question mark in fall camp was the Tigers’ linebacker corps,which took a hit to graduation. Junior Mike Barnaud and sophomoreJordan Hermanson both saw playing time last year, but sophomoreAnthony Cervantes and freshman Jeff Maassen each get their first startSaturday.Solid Special TeamsDWU returns plenty of talent in its special teams unit. Senior LeifEvers is back for a second season as the team’s kicker. He made theswitch from soccer to football prior to the 2010 season. Junior DerekCarlson will take over punting duties. He was also the team’s punter as asophomore.Muilenburg and Russell McGuire will return both kicks and punts forDWU. Muilenburg earned All-GPAC First Team Special Teams honors forhis play last year.2011 NAIA Top 25 Preseason Coaches’ Poll [Released Aug. 8]No. School (1st votes) W-L* Pts Pvs^ This Week Last Week1. Carroll (Mont.) (14) 14-0 314 1 at (RV) Rocky Mountain (Mont.) idle2. Saint Xavier (Ill.) 13-1 302 2 vs.Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) idle3. MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 12-1 289 3 vs. Central Methodist (Mo.) idle4. Saint Francis (Ind.) 10-2 276 4 idle idle5. Morningside (Iowa) 10-2 269 5 at (RV) Valley City (N.D.) idle6. Marian (Ind.) 10-3 246 6 at No. 25 Grand View (Iowa) beat Olivet Nazarene (Ill.), 47-07. Dickinson State (N.D.) 9-2 233 7 at Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) lost to (RV) Rocky Mountain (Mont.), 38-38. William Penn (Iowa) 10-1 225 8 vs. Bethel (Kan.) def. Iowa Wesleyan, 42-79. Georgetown (Ky.) 8-3 206 12 at No. 10 Ottawa (Kan.) idle10. Ottawa (Kan.) 9-2 192 10 vs. No. 9 Georgetown (Ky.) lost to No. 23 Baker (Kan.), 41-1611. Missouri Valley 9-2 180 11 vs. No. 12 McPherson (Kan.) idle12. McPherson (Kan.) 10-1 178 9 at No. 11 Missouri Valley idle13. Northwestern Oklahoma State 8-3 175 13 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State idle14. Northwestern (Iowa) 8-2 163 14 at Southwestern (Kan.) idle15. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 6-4 152 15 vs. San Diego (Calif.) idle16. Cumberlands (Ky.) 7-4 140 16 vs. Walsh (Ohio) idle17. Midland (Neb.) 8-3 118 17 idle beat Dakota State (S.D.), 47-2018. Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-3 100 19 at Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) idle19. Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 7-4 98 18 vs. No. 21 Kansas Wesleyan idle20. Webber International (Fla.) 7-4 80 22 at UVa-Wise idle21. Kansas Wesleyan 7-3 70 20 at No. 19 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) idle22. Benedictine (Kan.) 7-4 54 t23 at (RV) Sterling (Kan.) beat Concordia (Neb.), 45-023. Baker (Kan.) 7-4 52 t23 vs. Peru State (Neb.) idle24. Saint Francis (Ill.) 7-4 35 25 at Concordia (Mich.) idle25. Grand View (Iowa) 6-4 22 RV vs. No. 6 Marian (Ind.) beat Black Hills State (S.D.), 48-14Others Receiving Votes: Sterling (Kan.), 13; Union (Ky.), 9; Campbellsville (Ky.), 8; Rocky Mountain (Mont.), 6; Friends (Kan.), 5; Saint Ambrose(Iowa), 3; Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.), 1; Eastern Oregon, 1; Valley City State (N.D.), 1; Southern Oregon, 1; Shorter (Ga.), 1; Montana Tech, 1;Langston (Okla.), 1; Jamestown (N.D.), 1*2010 final records ^Ranking in 2010 Spring Poll (April 18)– MORE –

Tigers travel to Dakota State to kick off 2011................................................... page 4TROJAN TEAM FACTSLocation: Madison, S.D.Enrollment: 3,101School Colors: Blue and goldHead Coach: Josh AndersonCareer Record: 2-18Returning Offensive Starters: 9Returning Defensive Starters: 9Returning Stat LeadersRushing: Matt Engelmann38 carries, 120 yards, 2 TDPassing: Dylan Jones25-56, 214 yards, 1 TDReceiving: Carl Curtis45 catches, 641 yards, 3 TDTackles: Craig Hertz76 total tackles (29 solo)QB Sacks: Dax Thompson2.0 QB sacksKick Return: Stacey Berg10 returns, 267 yardsDSU 21, DWU 20 (9/4/04)Dakota State (1-0) 14 0 0 7 - 21Dakota Wesleyan (0-1) 6 6 0 8 - 20First QuarterDSU – Art Solis 56 run (Mitch Lynch kick) [1:05, 3-58]DWU – Rodney Moore 6 run (run failed) [1:31, 3-2]DSU – Geri Guillaume 2 run (Lynch kick) [1:28, 3-2]Second QuarterDWU – Matt Mauszycki 29 pass from Derek Falor (passfailed) [6:00, 13-80]Fourth QuarterDWU – Terrell Howard 4 run (Mauszycki pass) [2:56, 7-57]DSU – Tommy Hofer 28 run (Lynch kick) [3:34, 7-59]DWU Statistical LeadersRushingRodney Moore, 30 carries, 134 yards, 1 TDTerrell Howard, 8 carries, 14 yards, 1 TDPassingDerek Falor, 7-22, 83 yards, 1 TD, 1 INTReceivingMatt Mauszycki, 2 catches, 38 yards, 1 TDRodney Moore, 2 catches, 27 yardsDefensiveBlake Klinger, 11 tackles (6 solo), 3.0 TFL, 2.5 sacksBobby Magna Jr., 9 tackes (6 solo), 1 TFLTravis Krueger, 5 tackles (3 solo), 1 INTAbout the TrojansDakota State enters the 2011 season looking to improve on a winlessyear in 2010. The Trojans went 0-10 last year, including an 0-8 mark in theDakota Athletic Conference. DSU went 2-7 overall and 2-6 in the league in2009, head coach Josh Anderson’s first season with the team.Dakota State returns several key players from the 2010 squad,including receiver Carl Curtis. Curtis paced the Trojans’ receivers with 45catches for 641 yards and three touchdowns.Dylan Jones returns after throwing for 214 yards in 2010, but juniorBrandon Large gets the starting nod at quarterback for the 2011 seasonopener. His backup will be Zach Ely, a six-foot freshman.Freshman Jeb Olsen will be the Trojans’ starting running back. Olsenjoins the Trojans from Canistota, S.D., where he helped Canistota HighSchool to an undefeated season and a state title as a senior in 2010. MattEngelmann will also see time on the field for DSU. Engelmann, a junior,ran for 120 yards and two touchdowns as a sophomore.Olsen is one of six freshmen who earned starting spots in their firstcareer college game. Tight end Marty Fiedler (Brookings, S.D.), centerSpencer Lee (Chandler, Ariz.), cornerbacks DeVonte Garcia (Clarkdale,Ariz.) and Matt Groff (Prescott, Ariz.) and linebacker Jordan Mattern(Harrisburg, S.D.), will all take the field for DSU Saturday.Leading the defensive charge for the Trojans will be Craig Hertz, alinebacker who recorded 76 total tackles (29 solo) in 2010.Junior Stacey Berg will handle punting and kicking duties for theTrojans, and he is also DSU’s leading kick returner after running back 10kicks for 267 yards last season.Last meeting -- (Sept. 4, 2004)Dakota State 21, Dakota Wesleyan 20Joe Quintal Field • Mitchell, S.D.The Dakota State and Dakota Wesleyan seniors were freshmen in highschool the last time the two old rivals squared off on Sept. 4, 2004, at JoeQuintal Field in Mitchell. That date also marks the last time the Tigers haveplayed a non-GPAC football game.The Trojans jumped to an early lead on two first-quarter touchdowns,including a 56-yard run by Art Solis. Dakota Wesleyan scored once in thefirst quarter and one more in the second on a 29-yard pass from DerekFalor to Matt Mauszycki, and took a 20-14 lead in the third on a four-yardrun by Terrell Howard. The Tigers were able to convert the two-pointconversion after their third and final touchdown, but the conversions failedon both of their previous touchdowns, which would turn out to be thedifference in the game.With just under four minutes to play, Tommy Hofer scored on a 28-yard run, and Mike Lynch connected for his third extra-point attempt of thegame to give the Trojans a one-point lead, which they would hold onto forthe win.Neither team fared well through the air, with DSU passing for 81 yardsand the Tigers throwing for 83. The difference in the game, however, cameon the ground. Dakota State ran for 331 yards and Dakota Wesleyan ranfor 119. Moore paced the Tigers with 134 yards and one rushing touchdown,and was the only Tiger with 20 or more rushing yards.Falor threw for 83 yards and a touchdown, and Mauszycki caught twopasses for 38 yards and a touchdown and Moore caught two passes for 27yards. Blake Klinger led the defense with 11 tackles, three tackles for aloss and 2.5 sacks.– MORE –

Tigers travel to Dakota State to kick off 2011................................................... page 62010 Tiger ScoreboardDate Opponent W/L Score Record09/04 at Dordt W 42-7 1-009/11 CONCORDIA W 56-0 2-009/25 at Doane W 37-3 3-010/02 MIDLAND L 19-21 3-110/09 at Nebraska Wesleyan L 20-27 3-210/16 HASTINGS W 34-21 4-210/23 at #1 Sioux Falls L 3-63 4-310/30 at #14 Northwestern L 10-16 4-411/06 BRIAR CLIFF W 49-14 5-411/13 #7 MORNINGSIDE L 8-45 5-5Home games in CAPSScore by Quarters:Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalDWU 69 102 59 48 278Opponents 24 76 45 72 217Team StatisticsDWUOPPPoints ........................................... 278 ..................... 217Points Per Game ........................ 27.8 ..................... 21.7Touchdowns .................................. 36 ....................... 27Field Goals ..................................... 7 ......................... 5Total First Downs ......................... 194 ..................... 183By Rushing ................................ 88 ....................... 74By Passing ................................ 90 ....................... 82By Penalty .................................. 16 ....................... 27Rushing Plays .............................. 374 ..................... 372Net Yards Rushing ..................... 1,720...................1,425Rushing Yards/Game ................ 172.0...................142.5Passes Attempted ....................... 328 ..................... 278Passes Completed ..................... 194 ..................... 156Completion Percentage ............. 59.1 ..................... 56.1Yards Passing ............................ 2,180...................1,891Passing Yards/Game ................ 218.0...................189.1Total Offensive Plays ................... 702 ..................... 650Total Net Yards ........................... 3,900...................3,316Average Yards/Play ...................... 5.6 ....................... 5.1Total Yards/Game ...................... 390.0...................331.63rd Down Conversions............. 65-149 ............... 44-1293rd Down Percentage ................. .436 ..................... .3414th Down Conversions .............. 10-19 .................. 7-234th Down Percentage ................. .526 ..................... .304Fumbles-Lost............................... 6-4 .................... 14-10Interceptions ................................. 12 ....................... 10Turnover Ratio ............................... +4 ........................ -4Penalties-Yards ........................ 99-987 ............... 78-647Penalty Yards/Game ................... 98.7 ..................... 64.7Defensive StatisticsTacklesNo. Name G UT AT TOT TFL/yds QBS/yds26 Jim Williams 10 36 31 67 6.5-29 3.0-1837 Jesse Holz 10 44 23 67 3.0-11 0-029 Dane Carlson 9 34 27 61 7.5-14 0-036 Mike Barnaud 9 22 31 53 3.0-18 1.5-1511 Jordan Gau 10 30 22 52 3.5-15 0-030 Lucas Sieve 10 24 18 42 10.5-27 2.0-421 Tom Jarding 10 29 12 41 2.0-7 0-096 Zach Reker 10 9 24 33 5.5-27 1.5-113 David McGuire 9 16 13 29 0.5-0 0-095 Craig Henglefeldt 10 12 14 26 3.5-18 1.5-139 Derek Washington 6 15 9 24 3.0-6 0-042 Aaron Rolen 10 13 10 23 2.5-7 2.0-646 Tyler Peterson 8 20 1 21 0-0 0-049 Jordan Hermanson 8 6 14 20 3.5-8 0-014 Marcus Watson 8 11 3 14 0-0 0-035 Joshua Thompson 9 6 6 12 0.5-2 0-031 Brit Jones 8 4 5 9 2.5-8 0-028 Brandon Bilyeu 9 7 2 9 0-0 0-058 Denet Christopher 9 6 2 8 2.0-10 1.0-785 Chris Ferera 6 4 4 8 0-0 0-027 Matt McManus 9 3 4 7 0-0 0-091 Eric Gruis 5 3 3 6 0.5-5 0.5-525 Jimmy Olsen 8 6 0 6 0-0 0-044 Tyler Severson 8 5 1 6 0-0 0-0Others 10 32 19 61 2.0-9 0-0Dakota Wesleyan 10 397 298 695 62-221 12-79Opponents 10 407 302 709 42-130 3-26InterceptionsNo. Name G INT YDS AVG TD LONG37 Jesse Holz 10 3 3 1.0 0 329 Dane Carlson 9 1 34 34.0 0 3430 Lucas Sieve 10 1 6 6.0 0 69 Derek Washington 6 1 0 0.0 0 011 Jordan Gau 10 1 -1 -1.0 0 046 Tyler Peterson 8 1 0 0.0 0 021 Tom Jarding 10 1 0 0.0 0 014 Marcus Watson 8 1 0 0.0 0 0Dakota Wesleyan 10 10 42 4.2 0 34Opponents 10 12 165 13.8 1 70Passes Broken Up (38): Peterson 8, Gau 6, Jarding 6, Holz 3,Watson 3, Carlson 2, Rolen 2, Sieve 2, Washington 2, Henglefeldt 1,McGuire 1, Thompson 1, Williams 1.Fumbles Recovered (10): Carlson 2, Holz 2, Rolen 2, Jones 1,Reker 1, Sieve 1, Watson 1.Fumbles Forced (8): Carlson 2, Holz 1, Jarding 1, Peterson 1, Rolen 1,Watson 1, Williams 1.Blocked PAT/FG/Punts (2): Team 2.Track the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.com– MORE –

Tigers travel to Dakota State to kick off 2011................................................... page 7RushingNo.Name G Att +yd -yd Net Avg. TD LG Yd/G22 J. Endres 10 177 1,036 35 1,011 5.7 15 73 100.120 R. Blossom 10 119 504 27 477 4.0 7 31 47.734 F. Barnaud 5 21 139 7 132 6.3 0 19 26.412 J. Bane 10 30 102 31 71 2.4 0 15 7.17 R. McGuire 10 8 27 0 27 3.4 0 8 2.719 D. Fossum 4 7 22 11 11 1.6 0 13 2.8Others 10 12 31 30 1 0.1 0 9 —DWU 10 374 1,861 141 1,720 4.6 22 73 172.0Oppnts 10 372 1,675 250 1,425 3.8 8 57 142.5PassingNo.Name G C-ATT Pct Yds Yd/G LG TD Int RTG12 J. Bane 10 174-295 59.0 1,920 192.0 76 12 10 120.318 B. Flannery 3 16-25 64.0 198 66.0 56 2 2 140.937 R. McGuire 10 3-6 50.0 32 3.2 14 0 0 94.810 A. Muilenburg 10 0-1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.013 N. Tolsma 10 1-1 100.0 30 3.0 30 0 0 352.0DWU 10 194-328 59.1 2,180 218.0 76 14 12 121.74Oppnts 10 156-278 56.1 1,891 189.1 62 19 10 128.61Total OffenseNo. Name G Plays Rush Pass Tot yds Yd/G12 J. Bane 10 325 71 1,920 1,991 199.122 J. Endres 10 177 1,001 0 1,001 100.120 R. Blossom 10 119 477 0 477 47.718 B. Flannery 3 29 -7 198 191 63.734 F. Barnaud 5 21 132 0 132 26.4Others 10 31 46 62 108 —DWU 10 702 1,720 2,180 3,900 390.0Oppnts 10 650 1,425 1,891 3,316 331.6ReceivingNo. Name G No. Yds Yd/C TD LG Yd/G10 A. Muilenburg 10 59 638 10.8 3 56 63.88 J. Sydney 10 50 678 13.6 6 64 67.848 S. Bloch 10 20 222 11.1 2 48 22.217 E. Clayton 10 13 103 7.9 0 29 10.322 J. Endres 10 11 161 14.6 1 76 16.120 R. Blossom 10 11 94 8.5 0 29 9.47 R. McGuire 10 10 121 12.1 2 40 12.11 N. Ovenden 2 7 54 7.7 0 11 27.081 K. Bass 7 4 33 8.2 0 16 4.7Others 10 9 76 8.4 0 — —KickingNo. Name G Pts P/G FG Att Pct Xp Att Pct45 L. Evers 10 52 5.2 7 13 53.8 31 33 93.9DWU 10 52 5.2 7 13 53.8 31 33 .939Oppnts 10 43 4.3 5 8 62.5 28 29 .965PuntingNo. Name G No. Yds Avg. I20 Blk Lng13 N. Tolsma 10 32 1,419 44.3 8 1 7088 D. Carlson 9 14 505 36.0 5 0 55DWU 10 47 1,924 40.9 13 1 70Oppnts 10 44 1,604 36.5 10 0 85Punt ReturnsNo. Name No. Yds Avg. TD Long10 A. Muilenburg 10 168 16.8 0 457 R. McGuire 9 140 15.6 0 53DWU 19 308 16.2 0 53Oppnts 20 324 16.2 1 49Kickoff ReturnsNo. Name No. Yds Avg. TD Long10 A. Muilenburg 19 403 21.2 0 327 R. McGuire 8 148 18.5 0 2820 R. Blossom 7 120 17.1 0 308 J. Sydney 5 154 30.8 0 6825 J. Olsen 2 20 10.0 0 1130 L. Sieve 1 27 27.0 0 2734 F. Barnaud 1 0 0.0 0 0DWU 43 872 20.3 0 68Oppnts 43 896 20.8 0 43All-PurposeNo. Name G Rush Rec PR KOR Tot Yds/G10 A. Muilenburg 10 10 638 168 403 1,219 121.922 J. Endres 10 1,001 161 0 0 1,162 116.28 J. Sydney 10 2 678 0 154 834 83.420 R. Blossom 10 477 94 0 120 691 69.17 R. McGuire 10 27 121 140 148 436 43.6DWU 10 1,720 2,180 308 872 5,122 512.2Oppnts 10 1,425 1,891 324 896 4,701 470.1DWU 10 194 2,180 11.2 14 76 218.0Oppnts 10 156 1,891 12.1 19 62 189.1Scoring l-----PATs-----lNo. Name G Pts Pts/G TD FG K Ru Rec22 J. Endres 10 98 9.8 16 0 0 1 045 L. Evers 10 52 5.2 0 7-13 31-33 0 020 R. Blossom 10 42 4.2 7 0 0 0 08 J. Sydney 10 36 3.6 6 0 0 0 010 A. Muilenburg 10 18 1.8 3 0 0 0 048 S. Bloch 10 14 1.4 2 0 0 0 17 R. McGuire 10 14 1.4 2 0 0 0 1Others 10 4 0.4 0 0 0 0 0DWU 10 278 27.8 36 7 31 1 2Oppnts 10 217 21.7 29 5 28 0 0– DWU–