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came into the game averaging 6.6 yards per rush as a team, was limited to 67 yards on 21 carries (3.2/rush) in the first half. Salisbury junior wide receiver Juma Richards set up the Sea Gulls first score with a 64 yard end around that put the ball at the Whitewater 10. Three plays later junior quarterback Dan Griffin rushed for nine yards to put Salisbury on the scoreboard, trailing 17-7 with 8:27 left in the third. After an exchange of punts, Whitewater started on its 11. After two plays gained nine yards, Coppage broke up the middle and out-raced Salisbury defenders for an 80 yard score, the longest run from scrimmage in his career, topping a 75 yard run in the 2010 Stagg Bowl against Mount Union. His previous long this season was 60 yards September 17 against Campbellsville. Whitewater led 24-7 with 3:46 in the third quarter. Warhawk Junior defensive back Chris Pendergast (Hartland/Arrowhead) ended the Sea Gulls' next drive with an interception, his first of the year, at the UW-W 12. The UW-W defense came up with another turnover the next time SU had the ball, with junior DB Ryan Wenkman (Wisconsin Dells/Wisconsin Dells) forcing a Griffin fumble that sophomore defensive end Loussaint Minett (Whitewater/Whitewater) recovered at the Whitewater 29. Whitewater's offense followed that up with a ten play drive that included back to back 20+ yard rushes by Blanchard and Coppage to set up Kindler's 37 yard field goal with 8:43 left in the game, putting Whitewater ahead 27-7. Salisbury's next drive lasted two plays, the second a pick of a Griffin pass by junior defensive back Noah Timm (Two Rivers/Two Rivers), his team-leading seventh, which gave UW-W the ball at the Sea Gulls' 16. Three Coppage runs, the last for six yards, put UW-W in front 34-7 at the 6:19 mark. The Sea Gulls mounted their best drive of the day as the clock wore down. They covered 80 yards in ten plays, 50 of them coming on four Tyler Curley rushes, the last of them a six yard score to make the final margin 34-14. Salisbury came into the game leading Division III in scoring at 47.5 points per game, and with the top rushing average at 364.8 per game. They finished Saturday with 244 yards on 45 attempts, 5.2 per carry. Sixty of those yards came on the last drive. Senior running back Randal Smedley came in averaging 91.0 per game and 6.8 per carry, and he wound up with 27 yards on 9 carries (3.0). The Sea Gulls were also averaging 23.8 yards per reception, on just eight attempts per game, but Griffin completed just 2-7 for 49 yards -- and his first two interceptions of the season. Junior DB Chris Everett topped Salisbury with nine tackles. Coppage carried the ball 31 times for 213 yards, the ninth time in his career he's gone over 200 yards, including four times in postseason play, twice in 2010 and twice this year. Blanchard finished 11-17 for 134 yards, and Huber led both teams with five receptions for 67 yards. Arnold topped Warhawk defenders with eight tackles. The win increased Whitewater's college football (all divisions) leading win streak to 43 games. That is the fifth longest in NCAA football history, four short of Oklahoma's 47 game streak under Bud Wilkinson (1953-57). UW-W is 30-6 in NCAA in ten postseason runs, with 2011 the seventh in a row that the 146
Warhawks have advanced to the NCAA III playoff semifinal round. The Warhawks will face the University of Saint Thomas in the NCAA Division III Championship semifinal match-up on Saturday, December 10, at Perkins Stadium, at 2:30pm. Ticket and Fan Information For St. Thomas Semifinal Game 12/5/2011 UW-Whitewater, 13-0, will host the University of Saint Thomas, 13-0, Saturday, December 10 in a NCAA III playoff semifinal game at Perkins Stadium on the UW-W campus. Kickoff is 2:30 (Central). Ticket Prices: $11 adult ... $5 youth, students, and senior citizens. The ticket office is located in the Connor University Center on the main campus mall. The office, open Monday-Friday, can be reached at 262-472-2222. Tickets will also be sold at the stadium beginning at noon Saturday. FREE student tickets are available at three locations: DLK Enterprises: 144 Tratt Street* Residence Life: Goodhue 1 st Floor* Williams Center 112 (UW-W Athletic Department) *Tickets at locations marked with asterisk are reserved for students who reside in DLK Enterprises or Residence Halls and can be picked up during normal business hours. Photo ID is required. Tickets are available while supplies last. FREE STUDENT TAILGATE A free student tailgate will be held at the Coulthart Family Pavilion from 12:30 - 2:00. There will be free food and beverages as well as facepaint, Warhawk tattoos, Warhawk beads, and other student giveaways. ESPN will be broadcasting the game so there will also be poster board available for students to make a creative, ESPN related sign. The top 10 posters will be posted to Facebook and fans will be able to vote for their favorite poster on the Warhawk Athletics Facebook Page. 147
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came in<strong>to</strong> the game averaging 6.6 yards per rush as a team, was limited <strong>to</strong> 67 yards on 21<br />
carries (3.2/rush) in the first half.<br />
Salisbury junior wide receiver Juma Richards set up the Sea Gulls first score with a 64 yard end around<br />
that put the ball at the <strong>Whitewater</strong> 10. Three plays later junior quarterback Dan Griffin rushed for nine<br />
yards <strong>to</strong> put Salisbury on the scoreboard, trailing 17-7 with 8:27 left in the third.<br />
After an exchange of punts, <strong>Whitewater</strong> started on its 11. After two plays gained nine yards, Coppage<br />
broke up the middle and out-raced Salisbury defenders for an 80 yard score, the longest run from<br />
scrimmage in his career, <strong>to</strong>pping a 75 yard run in the 2010 Stagg Bowl against Mount Union. His<br />
previous long this season was 60 yards September 17 against Campbellsville. <strong>Whitewater</strong> led 24-7 with<br />
3:46 in the third quarter.<br />
Warhawk Junior defensive back Chris Pendergast (Hartland/Arrowhead) ended the Sea Gulls' next drive<br />
with an interception, his first of the year, at the <strong>UW</strong>-W <strong>12</strong>.<br />
The <strong>UW</strong>-W defense came up with another turnover the next time SU had the ball, with junior DB Ryan<br />
Wenkman (Wisconsin Dells/Wisconsin Dells) forcing a Griffin fumble that sophomore defensive end<br />
Loussaint Minett (<strong>Whitewater</strong>/<strong>Whitewater</strong>) recovered at the <strong>Whitewater</strong> 29.<br />
<strong>Whitewater</strong>'s offense followed that up with a ten play drive that included back <strong>to</strong> back 20+ yard rushes by<br />
Blanchard and Coppage <strong>to</strong> set up Kindler's 37 yard field goal with 8:43 left in the game, putting<br />
<strong>Whitewater</strong> ahead 27-7.<br />
Salisbury's next drive lasted two plays, the second a pick of a Griffin pass by junior defensive back Noah<br />
Timm (Two Rivers/Two Rivers), his team-leading seventh, which gave <strong>UW</strong>-W the ball at the Sea Gulls'<br />
16. Three Coppage runs, the last for six yards, put <strong>UW</strong>-W in front 34-7 at the 6:19 mark.<br />
The Sea Gulls mounted their best drive of the day as the clock wore down. They covered 80 yards in ten<br />
plays, 50 of them coming on four Tyler Curley rushes, the last of them a six yard score <strong>to</strong> make the final<br />
margin 34-14.<br />
Salisbury came in<strong>to</strong> the game leading Division III in scoring at 47.5 points per game, and with the <strong>to</strong>p<br />
rushing average at 364.8 per game. They finished Saturday with 244 yards on 45 attempts, 5.2 per<br />
carry. Sixty of those yards came on the last drive. Senior running back Randal Smedley came in<br />
averaging 91.0 per game and 6.8 per carry, and he wound up with 27 yards on 9 carries (3.0). The Sea<br />
Gulls were also averaging 23.8 yards per reception, on just eight attempts per game, but Griffin<br />
completed just 2-7 for 49 yards -- and his first two interceptions of the season. Junior DB Chris Everett<br />
<strong>to</strong>pped Salisbury with nine tackles.<br />
Coppage carried the ball 31 times for 213 yards, the ninth time in his career he's gone over 200 yards,<br />
including four times in postseason play, twice in 2010 and twice this year. Blanchard finished 11-17 for<br />
134 yards, and Huber led both teams with five receptions for 67 yards. Arnold <strong>to</strong>pped Warhawk<br />
defenders with eight tackles.<br />
The win increased <strong>Whitewater</strong>'s college football (all divisions) leading win streak <strong>to</strong> 43 games. That is the<br />
fifth longest in NCAA football his<strong>to</strong>ry, four short of Oklahoma's 47 game streak under Bud Wilkinson<br />
(1953-57). <strong>UW</strong>-W is 30-6 in NCAA in ten postseason runs, with 2011 the seventh in a row that the<br />
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