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and took just one play, a Coppage 60 yard run, to make the lead 44-7.
With both teams substituting liberally, the next score didn’t come until 5:53 in the third, when Kindler
made his second field goal of the day, this time from 45 yards out and a 47-7 Whitewater bulge.
UW-W defensive lineman Anthony Dowery (Saint Francis/Milwaukee South) picked up a Patrick Henry
fumble at CU’s 21, and the Whitewater offense converted with Lee Brekke (Sun Prairie/Sun Prairie)
throwing a three yard TD pass to Kominiko Sila (American Somoa/Anchorage, AK) for a 54-7 lead with
14:57 left in the game.
The scoring ended on another Henry bomb, this time for 66 yards to Diaz Bolden with 6:14 left in the
game.
Whitewater piled up 571 yards to 254 for CU. UW-W averaged 5.2 yards per rush and had 22 first
downs. The Tigers averaged 2.2 yards per run and had 11 first downs. Time of possession was 36:13 to
23:47 in favor of the Warhawks.
The Warhawks defeated Campbellsville 37-7 in the third week of the 2010 season in Campbellsville,
Kentucky.
Blanchard, who played less than a half, was coldly efficient, hitting on 12-15 passes for 294 yards and the
three touchdowns. Eight receivers shared the catches. Coppage, also playing less than half a game,
rushed 15 times for 117 yards, and Desmin Ward carried the ball 9 times for 92. Sophomore linebacker
Cole Klotz (Elm Grove/New Berlin Eisenhower) was credited with three solo tackles and five assists.
Henry, who came in when starter Zach Eastham went out with an injury, completed just 4-22 passes, but
two of those went for the long scores. Wayne Coffee carried the ball 15 times for 55 yards.
Warrenhuffman had three catches for 87 yards. Defensive back Jeffery Demary was the game’s leading
tackler, with 11.
Whitewater’s winning streak includes 21 in a row in Perkins Stadium and 19 straight non-conference
wins.
Warhawks Keep Pick-Axe with Win Over Pioneers
9/24/2011
Number one UW-Whitewater defeated UW -Platteville 34-14 Saturday before 10,632 fans at Perkins
Stadium in Whitewater, Wisconsin, running the nation’s longest win streak to 34 games. The win is also
Whitewater’s seventh straight over UW-P. UW-W is 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference. Platteville is 3-2 and 1-1 in league play.
Whitewater’s first drive ended with an interception, Platteville’s Nate Breiby picking off Matt Blanchard
(Lake Zurich, IL/Lake Zurich) in the end zone for a touchback. It was Blanchard’s first pick since the
Warhawks’ last regular season game in 2010 (Blanchard missed last year’s playoffs because of an
injury), a string of 66 passes over five games.
Platteville took the ball on their 20 and used six plays to jump in front 7-0. A pass from junior quarterback
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