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2222 for ticket information. The 59 points is the most Whitewater has scored in an NCAA playoff game since defeating Lakeland College 70-7 November 21, 2009 in Whitewater. It is the most points Whitewater has scored in any game, regular season or playoff, since topping UW-River Falls 63-14 October 23, 2010 in River Falls. On the third play of the game UW-W defensive back Noah Timm (Two Rivers/Two Rivers) intercepted Spencer Krauss' pass at the Albion 38 and returned it to the 11. Four rushes by Levell Coppage (Oak Park, IL/Oak Park), including a two yarder for the touchdown, put UW-W in front 7-0 after Eric Kindler (Germantown/Germantown)'s extra point at 11:31. Albion's next possession lasted just three plays, with Krauss picked off again, this time by linebacker Greg Arnold (Big Bend/Mukwonago) at the 13. Two plays, finishing with Coppage for two for the touchdown at 9:33, with a Kindler PAT made it 14-0 Whitewater. Following the kickoff the Britons' first play from scrimmage was a fumble forced by defensive end Anthony Dowery (Saint Francis/Milwaukee South) that Warhawk Chris Pendargast recovered at the 15. Two plays later, and another two yards by Coppage, and UW-W was up 21-0 with 8:37 in the first half. Thanks to the defense, UW-W's offense scored three touchdowns on just eight plays. UW-W got in one more score before the quarter ended, taking the ball from their own 34 to Albion's 21, where Kindler kicked a 38 yard field as time ran out in the first quarter with UW-W in front 24-0. The points were preceded by a fake field goal. Facing a fourth and four from the 37, the snap went to Kindler who passed to Bernie Tamsett (Waterford/Waterford Union) for nine yards. It is the first pass thrown by Kindler, a sophomore. Albion started the second quarter at their 36, and three plays later made their first incursion on the Whitewater side of the field. The Warhawk defense stiffened, and a Sage Alward punt was blocked by Jaren Borland (Fort Atkinson/Fort Atkinson), and picked up by Borland who ran down the left sideline 56 yards to up the margin to 31-0 Whitewater with 12:00. Whitewater's last blocked punt for a touchdown was Antwan Anderson (Madison/Madison Memorial)'s 40 yard return versus UW-La Crosse October 4, 2008 in Whitewater. The next time the UW-W offense was on the field it went 60 yards to the Albion 20. Kindler came on for the field goal, but Albion's Chris Wasczenski blocked it and the ball was recovered by Mike Vandermus. The Briton's next drive lasted six plays, and the exchange set Whitewater up on their own 29. Seven plays. and 56 seconds later, Blanchard connected with Tyler Huber (Mukwonago/North Prairie) for a 33 yard touchdown and a 38-0 lead with 0:33 seconds left in the half. Whitewater took the opening drive of the second half to the Albion 14, but Albion's Vandermus blocked Kindler's kick and the ball rolled out of bounds. The next Warhawk drive covered 67 yards in five plays, with Lee Brekke (Sun Prairie/Sun Prairie) hitting Zach Howard (Oak Park, IL/Oak Park, IL) for 25 yards, and Howard's first collegiate touchdown, with 6:22 on the clock for a 45-0 UW-W lead. Albion kept the ball for eight plays, but it ended with UW-W linebacker Ryan Cortez (Palatine, IL/Palatine, 138

IL) forcing a Krauss fumble that Borland picked up and returned 54 yards for his second score of the day. Whitewater led 52-0 with 2:28 left in the third quarter. Borland's fumble return for a TD is Whitewater's first since November 17, 2007 when Ryan Ogrizovich ran in from 15 yards out in a game against Capital University in Perkins Stadium. Whitewater's last drive was "the Byron Stanford (Chicago, IL/Mount Carmel) drive". Whitewater's backup tailback carried the ball all six plays of the drive, totaling 85 yards. The sixth play was a 57-yarder to give UW-W a 59-0 lead with 8:39 left in the game. Whitewater's defense limited Albion back Clinton Orr, Albion's all-time rushing leader, to 51 on 22 attempts. The teams had just one punt (Albion) between them. Stanford led all rushers with 114 yards on nine carries. Blanchard was 12-18 for 168 yards, the one TD and no interceptions. Luke Menzel (Sheboygan Falls/Oostburg) caught five passes for 70 yards. Krauss was 16-30 for 133 yards with two interceptions. J.C. Cruse caught 5 passes for 30 yards, and Tyler White had 57 yards on four receptions. Albion junior free safety Nate Ross led both teams with 11 tackles. UW-Whitewater, 11-0, will play Franklin College (IN), a 24-21 winner over Thomas More in another first round game, next Saturday in a NCAA playoff second round (sweet sixteen) game. The location of that game will be announced late Sunday. Gagliardi Trophy…Vote for Blanchard 11/22/2011 Update November 29 ... Your fans may now vote on-line at http://www.d3football.com/notables/2011/11/gagliardi-voting for Matt Blanchard (Lake Zurich, IL/Lake Zurich) to receive the 2011 Gagliardi Trophy, given to the most outstanding football player in NCAA Division III by Jostens and the J-Club of St. John's University of Minnesota. The collective vote by fans casting a ballot on D3football.com will be added to the votes submitted by the 38-member Gagliardi Trophy national selection committee. One vote per computer. Voting deadline is noon on Monday, December 5. University of Wisconsin-Whitewater senior quarterback Matt Blanchard (Lake Zurich, IL/Lake Zurich) is a finalist for the Gagliardi Trophy, the top award in NCAA Division III football. The Gagliardi Trophy is awarded to a player that combines excellence on the field with academic success, and campus and community service. Blanchard is one of ten finalists. Four members of this elite group will travel to Salem, Virginia for the presentation of the award. The trophy presentation coincides with activities surrounding the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, the NCAA championship game that will be played Friday, December 16. Blanchard has completed 175-256 passes, a .684 completion percentage. He has thrown 20 touchdown passes and three interceptions, averaging 209.2 yards per game. He has also contributed by rushing for 346 yards, 5.7 yards per attempt and one touchdown. He is fifth in passing efficiency in the NCAA III statistics. The ultimate measure of Blanchard is his contribution to winning. He earned All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference First Team honors the last two seasons, and has contributed to three WIAC championships, three NCAA playoff berths, and helped the team advance to the national title game all 139

IL) forcing a Krauss fumble that Borland picked up and returned 54 yards for his second score of the day.<br />

<strong>Whitewater</strong> led 52-0 with 2:28 left in the third quarter. Borland's fumble return for a TD is <strong>Whitewater</strong>'s<br />

first since November 17, 2007 when Ryan Ogrizovich ran in from 15 yards out in a game against Capital<br />

University in Perkins Stadium.<br />

<strong>Whitewater</strong>'s last drive was "the Byron Stanford (Chicago, IL/Mount Carmel) drive". <strong>Whitewater</strong>'s backup<br />

tailback carried the ball all six plays of the drive, <strong>to</strong>taling 85 yards. The sixth play was a 57-yarder <strong>to</strong> give<br />

<strong>UW</strong>-W a 59-0 lead with 8:39 left in the game.<br />

<strong>Whitewater</strong>'s defense limited Albion back Clin<strong>to</strong>n Orr, Albion's all-time rushing leader, <strong>to</strong> 51 on 22<br />

attempts. The teams had just one punt (Albion) between them. Stanford led all rushers with 114 yards<br />

on nine carries. Blanchard was <strong>12</strong>-18 for 168 yards, the one TD and no interceptions. Luke Menzel<br />

(Sheboygan Falls/Oostburg) caught five passes for 70 yards. Krauss was 16-30 for 133 yards with two<br />

interceptions. J.C. Cruse caught 5 passes for 30 yards, and Tyler White had 57 yards on four<br />

receptions. Albion junior free safety Nate Ross led both teams with 11 tackles.<br />

<strong>UW</strong>-<strong>Whitewater</strong>, 11-0, will play Franklin College (IN), a 24-21 winner over Thomas More in another first<br />

round game, next Saturday in a NCAA playoff second round (sweet sixteen) game. The location of that<br />

game will be announced late Sunday.<br />

Gagliardi Trophy…Vote for Blanchard<br />

11/22/2011<br />

Update November 29 ... Your fans may now vote on-line<br />

at http://www.d3football.com/notables/2011/11/gagliardi-voting for Matt Blanchard (Lake Zurich,<br />

IL/Lake Zurich) <strong>to</strong> receive the 2011 Gagliardi Trophy, given <strong>to</strong> the most outstanding football player<br />

in NCAA Division III by Jostens and the J-Club of St. John's University of Minnesota. The<br />

collective vote by fans casting a ballot on D3football.com will be added <strong>to</strong> the votes submitted by<br />

the 38-member Gagliardi Trophy national selection committee. One vote per computer. Voting<br />

deadline is noon on Monday, December 5.<br />

University of Wisconsin-<strong>Whitewater</strong> senior quarterback Matt Blanchard (Lake Zurich, IL/Lake Zurich) is a<br />

finalist for the Gagliardi Trophy, the <strong>to</strong>p award in NCAA Division III football. The Gagliardi Trophy is<br />

awarded <strong>to</strong> a player that combines excellence on the field with academic success, and campus and<br />

community service.<br />

Blanchard is one of ten finalists. Four members of this elite group will travel <strong>to</strong> Salem, Virginia for the<br />

presentation of the award. The trophy presentation coincides with activities surrounding the Amos Alonzo<br />

Stagg Bowl, the NCAA championship game that will be played Friday, December 16.<br />

Blanchard has completed 175-256 passes, a .684 completion percentage. He has thrown 20 <strong>to</strong>uchdown<br />

passes and three interceptions, averaging 209.2 yards per game. He has also contributed by rushing for<br />

346 yards, 5.7 yards per attempt and one <strong>to</strong>uchdown. He is fifth in passing efficiency in the NCAA III<br />

statistics.<br />

The ultimate measure of Blanchard is his contribution <strong>to</strong> winning. He earned All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate<br />

Athletic Conference First Team honors the last two seasons, and has contributed <strong>to</strong> three WIAC<br />

championships, three NCAA playoff berths, and helped the team advance <strong>to</strong> the national title game all<br />

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