Missouri S&T Football Game Notes

Ten For Today: Missouri S&T seeks its third straight win as it plays its final non-conference game of the season Saturday against Kennesaw State in Kennesaw, Ga.. The Miners improved to 3-2 with a 26-0 blanking of William Jewell last week, while the Owls, a member of the NCAA’s FCS division, are 3-1 and have won three straight. The Miners’ shutout of William Jewell last week was their first since a 31-0 win over McKendree on Sept. 15, 2012, which was also their first-ever game in the GLVC.

With 212 yards against William Jewell last week, Braxton Graham has now accumulated at least 100 all-purpose yards in 11 of his last 12 games and in 13 games of the 16 games he has played as a Miner. His 301 yards against West Florida was the most by a Miner since 2007 and is one of just nine 300-yard performances in NCAA Division II this season.

Missouri S&T has already extended a streak in the 2016 season, as the Miners have had at least one return -- kickoff, punt, interception or fumble -- for a touchdown in 12 consecutive years. S&T has two interception returns for scores this year.

Nate Brown’s interception 55 seconds into the game marked the fastest score by a Miner to start a season on record. It was also S&T’s third scoring play in the first minute of a contest since the GLVC started sponsoring football in 2012 among the 12 recorded by league schools. S&T owns the top two marks on that list. Entering Saturday’s game, Missouri S&T has scored on 20 of 22 possessions in which it has advanced at least to the opponents’ 20-yard line. S&T in 22nd in Division II in red zone offense. The Miners have thrown a touchdown pass in 27 of their last 29 games and a quarterback has accounted for a touchdown -- either rushing or passing -- in 21 straight contests. Placekicker Ben Styron tied the S&T and GLVC records with his four field goals in last week’s win over William Jewell. He became the fifth Miner to make four in a game and first since 1999. Missouri S&T’s defense has recorded at least 30 sacks in each of fhe last five seasons and has notched 204 sacks since the start of the 2011 season. S&T’s 167 sacks since 2012 is the the most among the six GLVC schools that have played in the league since its inception. Bret Curtis, who had 2.5 of the six Miner sacks last week, was named as the GLVC’s defensive player of the week. MATCHUP TO WATCH: KSU running game vs. S&T’s defense: S&T enters Saturday’s game ranked seventh in NCAA-II in rushing defense, allowing 77.8 yards per game, but will be tested by an Owl running game that is fifth at the FCS level with an average of 282 yards per game. KSU had 393 yards in last week’s win over Furman and had 412 in a contest earlier this season.

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2016 Schedule/Results (3-2 overall, 2-1 GLVC) Date Opponent Time/Score Sept. 3 BACONE W, 62-14 Sept. 10 at West Florida L, 28-45 Sept. 17 TRUMAN STATE* L, 20-44 Sept. 24 at Saint Joseph’s* W, 54-21Oct. 1 WILLIAM JEWELL* W, 26-0Oct. 8 at Kennesaw State 1 p.m. Oct. 15 LINCOLN* 1 p.m.Oct. 22 at McKendree* 1 p.m.Oct. 29 at Southwest Baptist* 1 p.m.Nov. 5 INDIANAPOLIS* 1 p.m. Nov. 12 at Quincy* 1 p.m.

All times local to site of game *Great Lakes Valley Conference game

GLVC Football Standings (Through Oct. 1, 2016) GLVC Overall Southwest Baptist 3-0 5-0Truman State 3-0 4-1Missouri S&T 2-1 3-2Saint Joseph’s 2-1 3-2McKendree 1-1 3-2Quincy 1-2 3-2Indianapolis 0-2 1-4 Lincoln 0-2 1-4William Jewell 0-3 0-5

Upcoming GLVC schedule:

Saturday, Oct. 8 Missouri S&T at Kennesaw State, 12 p.m.*Quincy at William Jewell, 1 p.m.*Truman State at Southwest Baptist, 1 p.m.*Saint Joseph’s at Lincoln, 2 p.m.*McKendree at Indianapolis, 5 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 15 *Lincoln at Missouri S&T, 1 p.m.*Southwest Baptist at William Jewell, 1 p.m.*Saint Joseph’s at McKendree, 1 p.m.Truman State at Grand Valley State, 3 p.m.*Indianapolis at Quincy, 6 p.m.

Missouri S&T Miners vs. Kennesaw State Owls Sat., Oct. 8, 2016 Fifth Third Bank Stadium Kennesaw, Ga. 1 p.m. (ET)• ••

Missouri S&T Ranking: Not ranked 2016 Records: 3-2, 2-1 GLVC Head Coach: Tyler Fenwick (18-19, 4th year; overall record same)

Kennesaw State Ranking: Not ranked 2016 Records: 3-1, 0-0, Big South Head Coach: Brian Bohannon (9-6, 2nd year; overall record same)

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2016 MISSOURI S&T FOOTBALL 2S&T Head Coach Tyler Fenwick: Tyler Fenwick is in his fourth season at the helm of Missouri S&T’s football program. Fenwick, the 19th head coach in the history of the S&T program, was the first to lead the Miners to a winning season in his first year as head coach since 1914.

Fenwick came to S&T after a successful six-season stint as offensive coordinator at Missouri Western; the Griffons played in the post-season in each of those six years, including an appearance in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals in 2012. MWSU was 53-18 during the six years Fenwick served on its staff. He is a native of Los Angeles, Calif. and also coached at Occidental College in California for four years and at Minnesota State University at Moorhead for a year before joining the staff at Missouri Western. He played collegiately as a wide receiver at Los Angeles Valley College and at the University of New Mexico.

Graham’s big nights: Missouri S&T’s Braxton Graham, named three weeks ago as the GLVC’s “Player of the Week” on special teams, had had two bigs game this season where he has reached some high water marks. On Sept. 10 at West Florida, he set a league record by returning a punt 93 yards for a touchdown and piled up 301 all-purpose yards that ranks third on the Miners’ all-time list. It was the sixth time in GLVC history that a player accumulated at least 300 all-purpose yards. Last week against William Jewell, Graham recorded career highs in receptions with 15 and yards with 186 in the Miners’ victory over the Cardinals. Graham had 212 all-purpose yards in the game, his fourth career game and second this year with at least 200 yards.

Styron ties GLVC mark: Last Saturday, Missouri S&T’s kicker Ben Styron tied a GLVC record by kicking four goals in the win over William Jewell. He made kicks from 42 -- the longest by a Miner since 2013 -- 32, 37 and 32 yards away. He had a chance to break the record, but his fifth attempt of the night was blocked. Styron tied the mark set earlier that day by Lincoln’s Alex Templeton. Swart in a select group: Two weeks ago at Saint Joseph’s, S&T quarterback Tyler Swart became just the fourth quarterback in school history to throw multiple touchdown passes in at least five consecutive games. Swart, who had just one scoring pass a week ago, threw four scoring passes in last year’s season finale against Quincy and at least two in the first four games of 2016. The others with at least four consecutive games with multiple scoring passes are Evan Gray (17 in 2003 and 2005), Josh Firm (10 in 2012) and Joe Winters (nine in 2006).

Scoring streak: Missouri S&T comes into this weekend’s contest having scored in each of its last 57 games, which is the second-longest such streak in school history. The current string, which started on Sept. 17, 2011, trails only the record 70-game streak from 2002-09. In addition, the Miners have also scored in each of their last 38 road games which also ranks third on the all-time list for consecutive road victories. The only longer ones were the 43-game string that preceded the current one (2001-09) and a 45-game run from 1975-84. Fastest starts in GLVC history: The Miners’ score 55 seconds against Bacone marked the 12th time in GLVC history that a team scored in the opening minute of play. Missouri S&T owns the fastest score in league history -- six seconds on a safety in last year’s game with Saint Joseph’s -- and is tied for the second-fastest at 15 seconds when Spencer Elrod returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown in 2014 at Midwestern State. The Miners are the only team on the list of 12 that have scored three times in the opening minute of action.

AFCA Division II Rankings (Oct. 3, 2016) Record Points 1. Northwest Missouri State 5-0 7502. Grand Valley State 5-0 7173. Shepherd 5-0 6844. Texas A&M-Commerce 4-0 6555. Henderson State 5-0 6236. Indiana (Pa.) 4-0 5747. Midwestern State 4-0 5648. Tuskegee 5-0 5289. Sioux Falls 5-0 47410. Azusa Pacific 5-0 43611. North Alabama 3-1 42112. West Georgia 4-1 38713. Colorado Mesa 5-0 38014. Ferris State 4-1 35215. California (Pa.) 4-0 315 16. Harding 5-0 31217. Ashland 4-1 30518. Emporia State 4-1 208 19. Slippery Rock 4-1 185 20. Southwest Baptist 5-0 14821. LIU Post 5-0 13422. Assumption 4-1 9423. Florida Tech 4-1 9024. UNC Pembroke 4-1 81 T25. Bemidji State 4-1 73T25. Valdosta State 3-1 73 GLVC teams and 2016 S&T opponents receiving votes: None.

D2Football.com Rankings (Oct. 4, 2016) Record 1. Northwest Missouri State 5-02. Grand Valley State 5-03. North Alabama 3-14. Shepherd 5-05. Midwestern State 4-06. Texas A&M-Commerce 4-07. Sioux Falls 5-08. Henderson State 5-09. Indiana (Pa.) 4-010. West Georgia 4-111. Emporia State 4-1 12. Azusa Pacific 5-013. Tuskegee 5-014. Ashland 4-115. Ferris State 4-116. California (Pa.) 4-017. Harding 5-018. Colorado Mesa 5-019. Minnesota Duluth 4-120. Central Missouri 3-2 21. Valdosta State 3-122. LIU Post 5-023. Bemidji State 4-1 24. Slippery Rock 4-125. Pittsburg State 4-1

GLVC Players with 300 all-purpose yards in a game: 452, Thomas Cook, William Jewell vs. Saint Joseph’s, Oct. 20, 2012 387, Jeff Ward, Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Lindenwood-Belleville, Oct. 13, 2012 387, Anthony Mullins, William Jewell vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 31, 2015 326, Jeff Ward, Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Lindsey Wilson, Sept. 14, 2013 321, Malik Higgins, Indianapolis vs. Marian, Sept. 10, 2016 301, Braxton Graham, Missouri S&T vs. West Florida, Sept. 10, 2016

2016 MISSOURI S&T FOOTBALL 3Last Game: Missouri S&T vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)

2016 MISSOURI S&T FOOTBALL 42016 Missouri S&T Roster

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Spencer Elrod WR 5-9 170 Sr. Lancaster, CA/Los Angeles Valley CC 2 Lamar Wilkes QB 6-0 170 Jr. Maryland Heights, MO/Pattonville HS 3 Braxton Graham RB 5-9 175 So. Seneca, MO/Seneca HS 4 Jacque Harris WR 6-3 180 Jr. Jacksonville, FL/Merced College 5 Isaac Williams DB 5-11 170 So. St. Louis, MO/DeSmet Jesuit HS 6 Tyler Swart QB 6-4 245 Jr. Dickinson, TX/Dickinson HS 7 Jeremi Ross DB 6-1 180 Sr. Valencia, CA/Texas A&M-Commerce 8 Michael Hutchcraft WR 6-4 200 So. Sullivan, IN/Sullivan HS 9 Ray Mullen WR 5-11 160 So. Palm Springs, CA/Palm Springs HS10 Charles Bournes RB 5-7 170 So. Chicago, IL/Morgan Park HS11 Isaiah Hardy DB 6-1 195 Sr. San Jose, CA/DeAnza College12 John McClure DB 6-1 186 Fr.-R Fenton, MO/Rockwood Summit HS13 Brennan Simms QB 6-3 195 Fr. Punta Gorda, FL/Charlotte HS14 Leshawn Lampkins DB 5-10 185 Sr. Vallejo, CA/Contra Costa College15 Rilwan Adedeji DB 5-10 186 Sr. Houston, TX/Contra Costa College16 Kelechi Madabuko WR 5-11 180 Jr. Fort Richardson, AK/Eagle River HS17 Mickey Sarner DB 5-11 185 Fr.-R Murrieta, CA/Murrieta Valley HS18 Ben Matthews WR 5-10 185 Sr. Platte City, MO/Platte County HS19 Bo Brooks DB 6-4 180 So. Canutillo, TX/Canutillo HS20 Shaun Williams DB 5-10 170 Jr. St. Louis, MO/DeSmet Jesuit HS21 Landon Compton DB 6-3 195 So. Lamar, MO/Lamar HS22 Ryan Kirkendall DB 5-11 190 Fr.-R Silsbee, TX/Silsbee HS23 B.J. McLaughlin WR 6-5 190 Sr. Florissant, MO/Hazelwood Central HS24 D’Luis West RB 5-8 205 So. Troup, TX/Troup HS25 Justin Onwugbufor DB 5-9 165 Fr. Wichita, KS/Northwest HS26 Lee Clancy RB 6-0 180 Fr. Rolla, MO/Rolla HS27 Will Rogers DB 6-2 205 Jr. Springfield, MO/Glendale HS28 Arymis Johnson DB 5-10 188 Fr. Texarkana, TX/Liberty Eylau HS29 Peter Simpson DB 6-2 195 Sr. St. Louis, MO/Lindbergh HS30 Jorden Grossett DB 5-10 165 Fr.-R St. Louis, MO/Parkway Central HS32 Dillon Bowman LB 6-1 220 Jr. St. Peters, MO/Fort Zumwalt South HS33 Chris Kennard RB 5-9 170 Sr. Plano, TX/Parish Episcopal HS34 Deshawn Jones RB 5-9 185 Fr. Olympia Fields, IL/Rich Central HS35 Austin Truvillion DB 6-2 225 Jr. Kansas City, MO/Park Hill HS36 Kelan Winters DB 6-0 185 Fr. Katy, TX/Katy Taylor HS37 Ashton Moore DB 6-0 195 Fr. Pacific, MO/Pacific HS38 Jacob McFail DB 5-8 150 Fr. Sedalia, MO/Smith-Cotton HS39 Josh Price DB 5-10 155 Fr. O’Fallon, IL/O’Fallon HS40 Dalton Major RB 5-11 205 Jr. Bourbonnais, IL/Bishop McNamara HS41 Nate Brown LB 6-4 210 Jr. Webb City, MO/Webb City HS42 Jack Miller LB 5-11 180 Sr. Casa Grande, AZ/Union HS43 Andrew Trautman LB 6-2 235 Jr. Elk Rapids, MI/Elk Rapids HS46 Rob Cidlik LB 6-1 215 Sr. Eureka, MO/Eureka HS47 Carson Ray LB 6-0 200 Fr. Nixa, MO/Nixa HS48 Dylan Harmon RB 5-4 180 Fr. Sullivan, MO/Sullivan HS49 Dion Fox DB 6-1 190 Fr.-R Ferguson, MO/McCluer South-Berkeley HS50 Isaac Castor LB 6-1 205 Fr. St. Joseph, MO/Bishop LeBlond HS51 Bret Curtis LB 6-2 205 Jr. Lombard, IL/Glenbard South HS52 Nino Schmitt DL 6-1 275 Fr. St. Louis, MO/Christian Brothers College HS54 Tyler Smart DE 6-1 215 Fr. Woodlawn, IL/Woodlawn HS55 Ashton Smith DL 6-3 265 Jr. Berkeley, CA/Diablo Valley College 56 Dontay White LB 5-11 220 Fr. Florissant, MO/Hazelwood Central HS57 Andrew Masters DL 6-3 230 Sr. Kearney, MO/Kearney HS58 Kejuan King OL 6-1 270 Fr.-R Dallas, TX/DeSoto HS61 James Willis OL 6-2 265 Fr.-R Blue Springs, MO/Blue Springs South HS62 Cole Miller OL 6-2 310 Fr. Columbia, MO/Rock Bridge HS63 Joe Mersinger OL 6-4 265 Jr. Troy, IL/Triad HS64 Charles Fuchs DE 6-1 210 Fr. St. Clair, MO/St. Clair HS65 Kyle Springli OL 6-3 295 Fr. St. Peters, MO/Francis Howell North HS66 Brandon Gonzalez OL 6-2 275 Fr.-R Mission, KS/Bishop Miege HS67 Rolando Merriweather DL 5-11 240 Fr. St. Louis, MO/Cardinal Ritter HS68 Drake Randall OL 6-3 275 Jr. Vernon Hills, IL/Vernon Hills HS69 Adam Echele OL 6-3 280 Jr. Wildwood, MO/Lafayette HS70 Aaron Fritts OL 6-7 310 Jr. Butler, MO/Butler HS71 Josh Elam OL 6-1 275 Fr.-R Aledo, TX/Aledo HS73 Josh Thornton OL 6-3 285 Fr.-R Katy, TX/Katy HS

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2016 Missouri S&T RosterNO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL74 Nathan Mikulski OL 6-6 300 Fr. Houston, TX/Cypress Falls HS75 Alex Steinlage OL 6-5 305 Sr. Centralia, KS/Fort Scott CC77 Ebrahem Salem OL 6-4 290 Jr. O’Fallon, MO/Eastern Arizona College78 Marcellus Corbin OL 6-4 305 Sr. Independence, MO/Truman HS79 Austin Holmes OL 6-4 245 So. Eagle Point, OR/Eagle Point HS80 Austin Griffin TE 6-3 225 Fr. West Palm Beach, FL/Oxbridge Academy81 Jonathan Banowetz K-P 5-11 175 Fr. O’Fallon, MO/Fort Zumwalt North HS82 Dustin Schindler TE 6-3 235 Sr. Waterford, WI/Waterford HS83 Nolan Mannino K-P 5-10 150 Jr. Waterloo, IL/Waterloo HS84 Logan Armontrout WR 6-4 193 Fr.-R Centralia, MO/Centralia HS85 Connor Kagy TE 6-3 240 Jr. Overland Park, KS/Coffeyville CC86 Andrew Cobb TE 6-2 220 Fr. West Plains, MO/West Plains HS87 Alec Cole DE 6-2 265 Fr. Dardenne Prairie, MO/Fort Zumwalt West HS88 Devin McCord WR 5-9 170 Fr.-R Frisco, TX/Centennial HS89 Brett Campbell WR 6-4 170 Fr.-R Cedar Hill, MO/Northwest HS89 Joe Ghormley WR 6-1 175 Fr.-R St. Louis, MO/Mehlville90 Matt Mata’u DL 5-11 308 Jr. Laie, HI/Palomar College91 Ryan Arseneaux DL 6-1 250 So. Newburgh, IN/Castle HS92 Tershawn Wharton DE 6-3 230 Fr. University City, MO/University City HS93 Sam Wallut DE 6-2 225 Fr.-R St. Charles, MO/Orchard Farm HS94 Zach Glaess K-P 5-10 180 Fr. Queen Creek, AZ/Queen Creek HS95 Benjamin Styron K-P 6-1 170 Fr. Harrisonville, MO/Harrisonville HS96 Eli Thomas DL 6-2 240 Sr. Valdosta, Ga./Dakota College at Bottineau97 Logan Schmidt LB 5-11 190 So. Wauwatosa, WI/Wauwatosa East HS98 Masen Cook LB 6-0 210 Fr. Webb City, MO/Webb City HS99 Keyso Moss DL 6-1 285 Sr. Anderson, SC/Mississippi Valley State Univ. - Al Thornton WR 6-0 185 Jr. Palmdale, CA/LA Valley College - Rashad Williams DL 5-10 235 Jr. St. Louis, MO/Carnahan HS

HEAD COACH: Tyler Fenwick (Fourth season at Missouri S&T)

ASSISTANT COACHES: Mike McFarland, Todd Drury, Michael Burton, Shane Dowty, Rick Vernon, Cody Fulkerson, Reed Brown, Cody Burgess, Dawan Ferguson, Tyler Ferrell, Dan Mauszycki.

Pronunciations#15 Rilwan Adedeji -- AH-duh-day-gee #16 Kelechi Madubuko -- Kel-lee-chee Mah-duh-boo-coe #25 Justin Onwugbufor -- On-buh-four#28 Arymis Johnson -- Air-eh-miss #30 Jorden Grossett -- Gross-it #33 Chris Kennard -- Ken-nard#35 Austin Truvillion -- True-vil-yin #36 Kelan Winters -- Kellen #46 Rob Cidlik -- Sid-lick #69 Adam Echele -- Eck-ill #71 Josh Elam -- E-lem#75 Alex Steinlage -- Stein-lah-gee #77 Ebrahem Salem -- Eb-ruh-hem#81 Jonathan Banowetz -- Ban-o-wetz #83 Nolan Mannino -- Muh-knee-know #85 Connor Kagy -- K-gee #90 Matt Mata’u -- Muh-toe #94 Zach Glaess -- Glace (like Place) #95 Benjamin Styron -- Sty-ron #99 Keyso Moss -- Key-so

2016 MISSOURI S&T FOOTBALL 6Missouri S&T Depth Chart vs. Kennesaw State

Left Tackle79 Austin Holmes, 6-4, 245, So., Eagle Point, Ore. 58 Kejuan King, 6-1, 270, Fr.-R, Dallas, Texas

Left Guard70 Aaron Fritts, 6-7, 310, Jr., Butler, Mo.73 Josh Thornton, 6-3, 285, Fr.-R, Katy, Texas

Center69 Adam Echele, 6-3, 265, Jr., Wildwood, Mo. 68 Drake Randall, 6-3, 275, Jr., Vernon Hills, Ill.

Right Guard78 Marcellus Corbin, 6-4, 305, Sr., Independence, Mo. 75 Alex Steinlage, 6-5, 305, Sr., Centralia, Kan.

Right Tackle71 Josh Elam, 6-1, 275, Fr.-R, Aledo, Texas 77 Ebrahem Salem, 6-4, 290, Jr., O’Fallon, Mo.

Tight End82 Dustin Schindler, 6-3, 235, Sr., Waterford, Wis. 85 Connor Kagy, 6-3, 240, Jr., Overland Park, Kan.

Quarterback6 Tyler Swart, 6-4, 245, Jr., Dickinson, Texas 2 Lamar Wilkes, 6-0, 170, Jr., Maryland Heights, Mo. Running Back40 Dalton Major, 5-11, 205, Jr., Bourbonnais, Ill.10 Charles Bournes, 5-7, 170, So., Chicago, Ill. 24 D’Luis West, 5-8, 205, So., Troup, Texas

Slot Receiver3 Braxton Graham, 5-9, 175, So., Seneca, Mo. 18 Ben Matthews, 5-10, 185, Sr., Platte City, Mo.

Wide Receiver4 Jacque Harris, 6-3, 180, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla.84 Logan Armontrout, 6-4, 193, Fr.-R, Centralia, Mo.

Wide Receiver9 Ray Mullen, 5-11, 160, So., Palm Springs, Calif. 4 Jacque Harris, 6-3, 180, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla.

Defensive End57 Andrew Masters, 6-3, 230, Sr., Kearney, Mo. 93 Sam Wallut, 6-2, 225, Fr.-R, St. Charles, Mo.

Defensive Tackle96 Eli Thomas, 6-2, 240, Sr., Valdosta, Ga. 55 Ashton Smith, 6-3, 265, Jr., Berkeley, Calif.

Nose Tackle90 Matt Mata’u, 5-11, 308, Jr., Laie, Hawaii 99 Keyso Moss, 6-1, 285, Sr., Anderson, S.C.

Defensive End51 Bret Curtis, 6-2, 205, Jr., Lombard, Ill. 93 Sam Wallut, 6-2, 225, Fr.-R, St. Charles, Mo.

Outside Linebacker (SAM)35 Austin Truvillion, 6-2, 225, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.46 Rob Cidlik, 6-1, 215, Sr., Eureka, Mo.

Middle Linebacker (MIKE)21 Landon Compton, 6-3, 195, So., Lamar, Mo. 14 Leshawn Lampkins, 5-10, 185, Sr., Vallejo, Calif.

Outside Linebacker (WILL)41 Nate Brown, 6-4, 210, Jr., Webb City, Mo. 11 Isaiah Hardy, 6-1, 195, Sr., San Jose, Calif.

Cornerback7 Jeremi Ross, 6-1, 180, Sr., Valencia, Calif. 12 John McClure, 6-1, 186, Fr.-R, Fenton, Mo.

Strong Safety22 Ryan Kirkendall, 5-11, 190, Fr.-R, Silsbee, Texas 27 Will Rogers, 6-2, 205, Jr., Springfield, Mo.

Free Safety19 Bo Brooks, 6-4, 180, So., Canutillo, Texas17 Mickey Sarner, 5-11, 185, Fr.-R, Murrieta, Calif.

Cornerback20 Shaun Williams, 5-10, 170, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 5 Isaac Williams, 5-11, 170, So., St. Louis, Mo.

Placekicker95 Ben Styron, 6-1, 170, Fr., Harrisonville, Mo.

Punter83 Nolan Mannino, 5-10, 150, Jr., Waterloo, Ill. Long Snapper85 Connor Kagy, 6-3, 240, Jr., Overland Park, Kan.

Holder18 Ben Matthews, 5-10, 185, Sr., Platte City, Mo.

Kickoff Returns 3 Braxton Graham, 5-9, 175, So., Seneca, Mo. 10 Charles Bournes, 5-7, 170, So., Chicago, Ill.

Punt Returns 9 Ray Mullen, 5-11, 160, So., Palm Springs, Calif. 3 Braxton Graham, 5-9, 175, So, Seneca, Mo.

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Kennesaw State Depth ChartLeft Tackle52 Ryan Warrior, 6-3, 244, So. 70 Chiaza Nwadike, 6-2, 285, So.

Left Guard74 Tripp Pearson, 6-3, 276, So. 77 Joseph Alexander, 6-4, 308, So.

Center56 Malik Letatau, 6-2, 291, Sr. 66 Jake Roberts, 6-2, 264, So.

Right Guard71 Matt Frank, 6-3, 298, So. 67 Matt Warren, 6-3, 278, So.

Right Tackle62 Zach Mitchler, 6-3, 240, So. 67 CJ Collins, 6-3, 245, So.

Quarterback 3 Chandler Burks, 5-10, 189, So. 2 Daniel David, 6-1, 214, Fr.-R

Running Back4 Jake McKenzie, 6-0, 208, So. 21 Micah Reed, 6-0, 221, Sr.

Running Back14 Chaston Bennett, 5-10, 162, Sr.8 TJ Reed, 5-9, 170, Fr.-R

Running Back33 Darnell Holland, 5-10, 186, So. 22 Trey Chivers, 5-11, 204, So. Wide Receiver15 Justin Sumpter, 6-2, 217, So. 88 Christian Branch, 6-1, 180, Fr.-R

Wide Receiver16 Xavier Harper, 6-0, 193, So. 17 Tremayne Trawick, 6-4, 189, Jr.

Defensive End57 Tonarius Portress, 5-11, 239, Jr. 92 Kyle Arrasmith, 6-5, 249, Fr.-R

Nose Tackle96 Nick Perrotta, 6-0, 249, Sr. 90 Auzoyah Alufohai, 6-4, 314, So.

Defensive Tackle 95 Braylon Young, 6-0, 252, So. 98 McKenzie Billingslea, 6-4, 265, So. Defensive End 59 Desmond Johnson, 6-2, 214, Fr. 40 Dustyn Moore, 6-0, 216, Jr.

Linebacker49 Izzy Sam, 5-11, 221, Jr. 55 Bronson Rechsteiner, 6-0, 224, Fr.

Linebacker41 Anthony Gore, 6-0, 214, So. 54 Brenton Wimberly, 6-2, 202, Jr.

Cornerback 6 Akebren Ralls, 5-10, 167, So. 18 Durante Carter, 6-0, 177, Jr.

Safety44 Dez Billingslea, 6-2, 204, So. 25 Jace White, 6-1, 176, So.

Strong Safety26 Taylor Henkle, 5-11, 190, So. 38 Zack Blaylock, 6-0, 187, Gr.

Free Safety 12 Derrick Farrow, 6-2, 202, Sr. 20 Raekwon Chatman, 6-0, 178, Fr.

Cornerback23 Dante Blackmon, 5-11,181, Sr. 9 Keon Roman, 6-0, 172, Jr.

Placekicker83 Jordan Genovese, 6-5, 198, So. 86 Justin Thompson, 5-10, 151, So.

Punter87 Christian Kinsley, 6-3, 226, Fr. 47 Nicholas Jones, 6-1, 175, Fr. Long Snapper61 Drew McCracken, 6-1, 194, So.

Holder13 Jantzen Jeffrey, 6-1, 209, Jr.

Kickoff Returns6 Akebren Ralls, 5-10, 167, So. 14 Chaston Bennett, 5-10, 162, Sr.

Punt Returns26 Taylor Henkle, 5-11, 190, So.6 Akebren Ralls, 5-10, 167, So.

The Last Time... A Miner rushed for 100 yards: Charles Bournes vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (116)

A Miner rushed for 200 yards: Zenel Hudson vs. UW-LaCrosse, Sept. 21, 2013 (222)

A Miner passed for 200 yards: Tyler Swart vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (256)

A Miner passed for 300 yards: Lamar Wilkes vs. Saint Joseph’s, Sept. 26, 2015 (354)

A Miner had 10 or more receptions: Braxton Graham vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (15)

A Miner had 100 yards receiving: Braxton Graham vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (186)

A Miner scored 3 or more touchdowns: D’Luis West vs. Lincoln, Oct. 17, 2015 (3)

A Miner passed for 3 or more touchdowns: Tyler Swart vs. Truman State, Sept, 17, 2016 (3)

A Miner had 3 or more field goals: Ben Styron vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (4)

A Miner blocked a punt: Ryan Kirkendall vs. Bacone, Sept. 3, 2016

A Miner returned a fumble for a touchdown: Chris McKay vs. Saint Joseph’s, Oct. 4, 2014 (47)

A Miner returned an interception for a touchdown: Shaun Williams vs. William Jewell, Oct. 1, 2016 (35)

A Miner returned a punt for a touchdown: Braxton Graham vs. West Fla., Sept. 10, 2016 (93)

A Miner returned a kickoff for a touchdown: Spencer Elrod vs. SW Baptist, Oct. 31, 2015 (93)

A Miner recorded a safety: Shaun Williams vs. Saint Joseph’s, Sept. 26, 2015 (tackle in end zone)

The Miners shut out an opponent: Oct. 1, 2016 vs. William Jewell (26-0)

The Miners won after trailing at halftime: Oct. 24, 2015 vs. McKendree (final score 34-27, trailed 17-14)

The Miners won after trailing after three quarters: Oct. 19, 2013 vs. Saint Joseph’s (final score 14-13, trailed 13-7)

The Miners won in overtime: Oct. 16, 2010 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (38-35, OT)

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Series history with Kennesaw State: Saturday’s game marks the first meeting between the schools. It also marks the 24th S&T game against an opponent from the NCAA Division I ranks since 1982 and first since the Miners faced South Dakota to close the 2011 campaign (complete list is on page 23).

A victory over Kennesaw State would:-- Improve the Miners to 4-2 and give them their third win in succession. -- Give the Miners their first three-game winning streak since the 2014 season (Sept. 27-Oct. 11). -- Give the Miners back-to-back road wins for the first time since beating Southwest Baptist and Saint Joseph’s in 2014. -- Give S&T its first win over a school from the NCAA Division I level since beating Butler in 2006.

Quick Hits on Kennesaw State: The Owls, a member of the Big South Conference at the NCAA FCS level, enter Saturday’s game at 3-1 and have won three in a row since an overtime loss in their opener to East Tennessee State. Kennesaw State, who beat Furman 52-42 last week, has averaged 45.7 points in those three wins and is 12th at the FCS level in scoring at 38 points per game. Kennesaw State has the ninth-ranked offense in FCS and fifth-best rushing attack, averaging 282 yards per game on the ground and 482.3 total yards per contest. Balance has been a key to the success, as Micah Reed leads the Owls with 240 yards and quarterback Chandler Burks has 202 yards and five touchdowns. Burks has also completed 31-of-48 passes for 483 yards and four touchdowns; he is averaging 15.6 yards per completion. Justin Sumpter has 25 of the Owls’ 48 pass receptions this season for 468 yards and six touchdowns; he is ranked fifth in FCS with the six scoring catches and sixth with his average of 117 receiving yards per contest. Cornerback Dante Blackmon has four interceptions on the season and is the national leader in FCS with his 2.5 passes defended per game; the four picks are also tied for the national lead. The Owls’ leading tackler is linebacker Izzy Sam with with 30 on the year, while defensive end Tonarious Portress has 22 tackles with seven of them for a loss.

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Kennesaw State (3-1) NCAA FCS Rank Total Offense ....................... 482.3 ................9 Rushing Offense .................. 282.0 ................5 Passing Offense .................. 200.3 ...............70 Passing Efficiency .............. 186.83 ...............3 Scoring Offense .................... 38.5 ................12 Total Defense....................... 349.8 ...............32 Rushing Defense .................. 90.5 .................8 Passing Defense ................. 259.3 ...............95 Pass. Eff. Defense .............. 137.08 ..............76 Scoring Defense ................... 23.3 ................31 Turnover Margin ................... +1.0 ................19 Kickoff Returns ..................... 20.7 ................60 Punt Returns.......................... 8.4 .................48 Net Punting ........................... 39.2 ................183rd Down Conversions ........46.2% ..............22 3rd Down Defense ............... 33.35 ...............31

Missouri S&T (3-2) NCAA-II Rank Total Offense ....................... 375.6 ...............91 Rushing Offense .................. 137.6 ...............94 Passing Offense .................. 238.0 ...............71 Passing Efficiency .............. 142.38 ..............45 Scoring Offense .................... 38.0 ................26 Total Defense....................... 299.2 ...............20 Rushing Defense .................. 77.8 .................7 Passing Defense ................. 221.4 ...............81 Pass. Eff. Defense .............. 101.76 ..............17 Scoring Defense ................... 24.8 ................63 Turnover Margin ................... +0.8 ................31 Kickoff Returns ..................... 16.4 ...............156Punt Returns......................... 14.3 ................28 Net Punting ........................... 35.3 ................533rd Down Conversions ........38.5% ..............81 3rd Down Defense ...............31.6% ..............33

Comparing the Teams:

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2016 Season Highs Individual

Rushes 15, Charles Bournes vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Rushing Yards 116, Charles Bournes vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Pass Attempts 40, Tyler Swart vs. Truman State (Sept. 17) Completions 24, Tyler Swart vs. Truman State (Sept. 17)Passing Yards 268, Tyler Swart vs. West Florida (Sept. 10)Receptions 15, Braxton Graham vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Receiving Yards 186, Braxton Graham vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Field Goals 4, Ben Styron vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Punts 6, Nolan Mannino vs. West Fla. (Sept. 10) & William Jewell (Oct. 1) Tackles 10, on four occasionsInterceptions 1, on nine occasionsTotal Offense 276, Tyler Swart vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)

Longest PlaysRushing 56, Charles Bournes vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Passing 86, Tyler Swart to Braxton Graham vs. West Florida (Sept. 10) Field Goal 42, Ben Styron vs. William Jewell (Oct. 1)Punt 65, Nolan Mannino vs. Truman State (Sept. 17)Punt Return 93, Braxton Graham vs. West Florida (Sept. 10) Kickoff Return 39, Charles Bournes vs. Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 24)

OpponentsRushes 28, Jordan Salima, Truman State (Sept. 17) Rushing Yards 83, Jordan Salima, Truman State (Sept. 17)Pass Attempts 47, Kaleb Nobles, West Florida (Sept. 10)Completions 27, Kaleb Nobles, West Florida (Sept. 10)Passing Yards 503, Kaleb Nobles, West Florida (Sept. 10)Receptions 8,AntonieGriffin,WestFlorida(Sept.10)Receiving Yards 162, Ishmel Morrow, West Florida (Sept. 10)Field Goals 1, Austin Peffers, West Florida (Sept. 10) 1, Nick Dolezal, Truman State (Sept. 17)Punts 11, Marcin Gawlak, Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 24)Tackles 10, Erik Brown, Bacone (Sept. 3)Interceptions 2, Blake Norwood, West Florida (Sept. 10)Total Offense 447, Kaleb Nobles, West Florida (Sept. 10)

Longest PlaysRushing 44, Trejuan Mast, William Jewell (Oct. 1)Passing 67, Kaleb Nobles to Anas Hasic, West Florida (Sept. 10)Field Goal 36, Austin Peffers, West Florida (Sept. 10)Punt 62, Andrew Bogaenko, West Florida (Sept. 10)PuntReturn 25,AntoineGriffin,WestFlorida(Sept.10)Kickoff Return 76, Jordan Salima, Truman State (Sept. 17)

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McKendreeRecord: 3-2, 1-1 GLVC

9/1 Angelo State .....................W, 33-19 9/10 West Liberty ....................W, 16-15*9/17 @Drake ............................. L, 16-289/24 William Jewell ...................W, 28-1410/1 @Southwest Baptist ............ L, 7-3510/8 @Indianapolis10/15 Saint Joseph’s10/22 Missouri S&T10/29 @Lincoln11/5 @Quincy11/12 Truman State *Overtime

Kennesaw StateRecord: 3-1

9/3 East Tennessee State ..... L, 17-20*9/10 Point ...................................W, 49-39/24 @Duquesne .....................W, 36-2810/1 @Furman .........................W, 52-4210/8 Missouri S&T10/15 Liberty10/22 @Gardner-Webb10/29 @Monmouth11/5 Clark Atlanta11/12 Presbyterian11/19 @Charleston Southern *Double overtime

Saint Joseph’sRecord: 3-2, 2-1 GLVC

9/3 Edinboro ............................L, 30-31 9/10 Alderson-Broaddus.............W, 13-6 9/17 @William Jewell ...............W, 31-26 9/24 Missouri S&T .....................L, 21-54 10/1 Quincy ..............................W, 31-13 10/8 @Lincoln 10/15 @McKendree 10/22 Southwest Baptist10/29 @Davenport 11/5 Truman State 11/12 @Indianapolis

BaconeRecord: 2-3

9/3 @Missouri S&T ..................L, 14-629/10 Robert Morris ........................L, 6-48 9/17 @UT-Martin ..........................L, 6-849/24 Lyon .................................. W, 34-2110/1 @Texas College ............... W, 35-2610/8 Wayland Baptist10/15 @Langston10/22 @Eastern New Mexico10/29 SW Assemblies of God11/12 @Arizona Christian

2016 Missouri S&T Opponents -- Game-by-Game Results

GLVC Pre-Season Poll

1. Indianapolis (8)..................................64 2. McKendree (1) ..................................56 3. Missouri S&T .....................................44 4. Truman State.....................................43 5. Southwest Baptist .............................39 6. Quincy ...............................................26 7. Saint Joseph’s ...................................25 8. William Jewell ....................................19 9. Lincoln .................................................8

OTHER S&T OPPONENTS: Bacone ................................... 6th in CSFL West Florida ............................ 8th in GSC Kennesaw State .............. 3rd in Big South

West FloridaRecord: 3-2

9/3 @Ave Maria ........................W, 45-09/10 Missouri S&T ....................W, 45-289/17 @Chowan ......................... L, 28-359/24 @Valdosta State ................ L, 28-4010/1 Florida Tech ......................W, 42-3910/8 @Mississippi College10/15 @Delta State10/22 Shorter10/29 West Alabama11/5 @North Alabama11/12 West Georgia

LincolnRecord: 1-4, 0-2 GLVC

9/3 Langston............................ L, 13-23 9/10 @Lincoln (Pa.) .................. L, 23-33 9/17 Quincy ............................... L, 14-409/24 @Truman State ................... L, 0-37 10/1 Lane ...................................W, 12-910/8 Saint Joseph’s 10/15 @Missouri S&T10/22 @Indianapolis 10/29 McKendree 11/5 @William Jewell11/12 Southwest Baptist

IndianapolisRecord: 1-4, 0-2 GLVC

9/3 @Hillsdale ......................... L, 24-30 9/10 Marian ............................... L, 16-38 9/17 @Southwest Baptist ......... L, 37-41 9/24 @Kentucky Wesleyan ........W, 37-710/1 @Truman State ................. L, 17-2410/8 McKendree10/15 @Quincy10/22 Lincoln10/29 William Jewell11/5 @Missouri S&T11/12 Saint Joseph’s

Truman StateRecord: 4-1, 3-0 GLVC

9/3 Midwestern Stae ...............L, 19-31 9/10 @Malone ...........................W, 35-3 9/17 @Missouri S&T ................W, 44-20 9/24 Lincoln ...............................W, 37-0 10/1 Indianapolis ......................W, 24-17 10/8 @Southwest Baptist 10/15 @Grand Valley State10/22 William Jewell 10/29 Quincy 11/5 @Saint Joseph’s 11/12 @McKendree

William JewellRecord: 0-5, 0-3 GLVC

9/3 @South Dakota Mines ...... L, 41-649/10 Doane ................................ L, 12-23 9/17 Saint Joseph’s ................... L, 26-319/24 @McKendree .................... L, 14-28 10/1 @Missouri S&T ................... L, 0-26 10/8 Quincy 10/15 Southwest Baptist 10/22 @Truman State 10/29 @Indianapolis 11/5 Lincoln

QuincyRecord: 3-2, 1-2 GLVC

9/3 @Drake ............................W, 38-359/10 Mayville State .....................W, 64-79/17 @Lincoln ..........................W, 40-149/24 Southwest Baptist.............. L, 20-3710/1 @Saint Joseph’s ............... L, 13-3110/8 @William Jewell10/15 Indianapolis10/22 @Davenport10/29 @Truman State 11/5 McKendree11/12 Missouri S&T

Southwest BaptistRecord: 5-0, 3-0 GLVC

9/1 Eastern New Mexico .........W, 49-359/10 @Tarleton State ................W, 31-289/17 Indianapolis .......................W, 41-379/24 @Quincy ...........................W, 37-2010/1 McKendree .........................W, 35-710/8 Truman State10/15 @William Jewell10/22 @Saint Joseph’s10/29 Missouri S&T11/5 @Central State11/12 @Lincoln

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2016 MISSOURI S&T FOOTBALL 20Game #2: Missouri S&T vs. West Florida (Sept. 10)

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Game #3: Missouri S&T vs. Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 24)

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2016 Drive AnalysisMINERS:Total Drives: 74 Drives Scored On: 28 (37.8%) Touchdowns: 22 (29.7%) Field Goals: 6 (8.1%)First Possession Scores: 5 First Half: 3 Second Half: 2Scoring Drives: 28 50 yards or less: 9 70 yards or more: 9 10 plays or more: 5Average Starting Position: Own 31-yard linePossessions Started by Turnovers: 11 Points scored following turnovers: 41Longest Drives: Plays: 13 (TSU) Yards: 81 (TSU) Time: 5:27 (TSU)

By Game: Red Zone Turnovers Sacks 3rd Down 4th Down Poss. TimeBacone 6/7 +2 (2/0) +2 (3/1) 4/6 1/1 31:36 West Florida 2/2 0 (3/3) -4 (2/6) 6/19 2/5 33:36 Truman State 2/2 -2 (1/3) -2 (2/4) 9/19 1/4 28:23 Saint Joseph’s 6/6 0 (1/1) 0 (3/3) 5/14 1/2 34:57 William Jewell 4/5 +4 (5/1) +5 (6/1) 6/20 0/2 34:31 SEASON TOTALS 20/22 +4 (12/8) +1 (16/15) 30/78 5/14 32:35 (Avg.) Red Zone Scoring Rate: 91% Third Down Conversion Rate: 38%

OPPONENTS:Total Drives: 73 Drives Scored On: 16 (21.9%) Touchdowns: 14 (19.2%) Field Goals: 2 (2.7%)First Possession Scores: 2 First Half: 2 Second Half: 0Scoring Drives: 16 50 yards or less: 7 70 yards or more: 8 10 plays or more: 5Average Starting Position: Own 35-yard linePossessions Started by Turnovers: 8 Points scored following turnovers: 28Longest Drives: Plays: 11 (BC/TSU) Yards: 96 (TSU) Time: 5:29 (TSU)

By Game: Red Zone Turnovers Sacks 3rd Down 4th Down Poss. TimeBacone 2/3 -2 (0/2) -2 (1/3) 5/15 1/3 28:34 West Florida 3/5 0 (3/3) +4 (6/2) 4/13 1/2 26:24Truman State 5/6 +2 (3/1) +2 (4/2) 9/17 1/1 31:37 Saint Joseph’s 2/2 0 (1/1) 0 (3/3) 1/13 1/1 25:03 William Jewell 0/2 -4 (1/5) -5 (1/6) 4/18 0/2 25:29SEASON TOTALS 12/18 -4 (8/12) -1 (15/16) 23/76 4/9 27:25 (Avg.) Red Zone Scoring Rate: 67% Third Down Conversion Rate: 30%

Sept. 4, 1982 ..........................................Wichita State 51, Miners 14 Oct. 1, 1988................................................Illinois State 20, Miners 0 Sept. 22, 1990 ............................................Illinois State 46, Miners 0 Sept. 12, 1992 ...........................................Murray State 36, Miners 0 Sept. 14, 2002 ....................................................Drake 28, Miners 25 Sept. 13, 2003 ......................................................Drake 28, Miners 7 Oct. 22, 2005................................South Dakota State 64, Miners 28 Oct. 29, 2005.............................................. Miners 45, Austin Peay 3 Nov. 5, 2005 .......................................Morehead State 56, Miners 55 Nov. 12, 2005 .....................................................Miners 45, Butler 28 Sept. 9, 2006 ....................... Southeast Missouri State 44, Miners 23 Sept, 23, 2006 ....................................Miners 49, Morehead State 37

Oct. 14, 2006............................................ Miners 21, Austin Peay 14 Oct. 28, 2006......................................................Miners 35, Butler 20 August 30, 2007 ................................... Missouri State 62, Miners 17 Sept. 22, 2007 ........................................... Butler 28, Miners 21 (OT) Sept. 27, 2008 ....................................................Butler 41, Miners 15 Oct. 11, 2008 ........................................... South Dakota 34, Miners 3 Oct. 10, 2009........................................................Drake 19, Miners 0 Sept. 11, 2010 ....................................................Drake 28, Miners 14 Oct. 9, 2010...........................................South Alabama 45, Miners 6 Sept. 17, 2011 ....................................................Drake 27, Miners 23 Nov. 12, 2011 ........................................ South Dakota 48, Miners 14

Miners vs. NCAA Division I opponents (Since 1982)

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Career Rushing Yards: 1. Terry Ryan .......................... 3,4322. Ken Okwuonu ..................... 3,0623. Randy Shed ........................ 2.0634. Mike Joshua ....................... 1,9885. Curterris Golden ................. 1,9836. Keenan Miller...................... 1,9217. Les Clark ............................ 1,7098. Mike Schafer....................... 1,6869. Keith Smith ......................... 1,60910. Tom Cooper ...................... 1,594 Top current Miners: Dalton Major .............................. 770Chris Kennard............................ 694Charles Bournes ........................ 645 Career Rushing Touchdowns: 1. Terry Ryan ............................... 29 T2. Curterris Golden .................... 24T2. Ken Okwuonu ........................ 24 4. Mike Schafer............................ 21 5. Brian Paris ............................... 20 6. Bob Berry................................. 19 7. David Shields........................... 188. Paul Wiegard ........................... 17 9. Ernest Brown ........................... 15 T10. Perry Allison ........................ 14 T10. Ray Parker .......................... 14 T10. Mike Wise ............................ 14Top current Miners: Charles Bournes ............................ 7Lamar Wilkes ................................. 6Chris Kennard................................ 5 Dalton Major .................................. 5 D’Luis West ................................... 5 Career Pass Completions: 1. Evan Gray.............................. 4932. Jason Schlueter ..................... 406 3. Josh Firm ................................. 37 4. Greg Haug ............................. 327 5. Steve Watson ........................ 323 6. Dennis Pirkle ......................... 315 7. Pat Godwin ............................ 282 8. Ron Lewis .............................. 263 9. Joe Winters............................ 261 10. Mike Wise ............................ 258Top current Miners: Lamar Wilkes ............................. 212 Tyler Swart................................. 118

Career Passing Yards: 1. Evan Gray........................... 5,5972. Jason Schlueter .................. 4,4863. Josh Firm ............................ 4,2944. Greg Haug .......................... 4.2845. Dennis Pirkle ...................... 3,7376. Joe Winters......................... 3,7247. Pat Godwin ......................... 3,5878. Steve Watson ..................... 3,5649. Ron Lewis ........................... 3,33210. Mike Wise ......................... 3,072Top current Miners: Lamar Wilkes .......................... 2,716 Tyler Swart.............................. 1,664

Career Touchdown Passes: 1. Evan Gray................................ 592. Josh Firm ................................. 41 3. Steve Watson .......................... 37 4. Joe Winters.............................. 35 5. Jason Schlueter ....................... 34 6. Greg Haug ............................... 28 T7. Dennis Pirkle ......................... 26 T7. Pat Godwin ............................ 26 9. Ron Lewis ................................ 25 T10. B. Haug/B. Guidry ............... 23Top current Miners: Tyler Swart................................... 18 Lamar Wilkes ............................... 18

Career Receptions: 1. Ashton Gronewold ................. 2782. Smook Thomas ..................... 2183. Chad Shockley ...................... 206 4. Bob Somerville ...................... 1615. Brett Fischer .......................... 1546. Bryan Crider .......................... 1427. Stu Dunlop ............................. 1398. Mike Greaving ....................... 1359. Cole Drussa ........................... 134 10. Elliot Jackson....................... 124Top current Miners: Braxton Graham .......................... 73 Spencer Elrod .............................. 60 Ray Mullen................................... 48 Career Receiving Yards: 1. Ashton Gronewold .............. 3,7082. Chad Shockley ................... 2,6523. Smook Thomas .................. 2,3764. Brett Fischer ....................... 1,9765. Bob Somerville ................... 1,9566. Stu Dunlop .......................... 1,8237. Mike Greaving .................... 1,7978. Elliot Jackson...................... 1,7049. Clint Moss ........................... 1,664 10. Brandon Landry ................ 1,649Top current Miners: Spencer Elrod ......................... 1,107 Braxton Graham ..................... 1,105 Ray Mullen................................. 628

Career Touchdown Receptions: 1. Ashton Gronewold ................... 522. Chad Shockley ........................ 223. Joseph Hyman......................... 214. Brandon Landry ....................... 205. Mike Greaving ......................... 19T6. Merle Dillow ........................... 16T6. Larry Oliver ............................ 16 T8. Smook Thomas ..................... 15T8. Clint Moss.............................. 15T10. Gene Ricker ........................ 13 T10. Bryan Crider ........................ 13Top current Miners: Spencer Elrod ................................ 9 Ray Mullen..................................... 8 Braxton Graham ............................ 7

Career Touchdowns Scored: 1. Ashton Gronewold ................... 582. Terry Ryan ............................... 30 3. Curterris Golden ...................... 26 4. Brandon Landry ....................... 25 5. Ken Okwuonu .......................... 24 T6. Chad Shockley ...................... 23T6. Brian Paris ............................. 23T8. Joseph Hyman ...................... 21T8. Bob Berry .............................. 21T8. Gene Huffman ....................... 21 Top current Miners: Spencer Elrod .............................. 11 Braxton Graham ............................ 9 Ray Mullen..................................... 8

Career Total Offense: 1. Evan Gray........................... 5,469 2. Jason Schlueter .................. 4,648 T3. Josh Firm .......................... 4,225 T3. Mike Wise ......................... 4,225 5. Greg Haug .......................... 4,1946. Steve Watson ..................... 3,858 7. Pat Godwin ......................... 3,755 8. Joe Winters......................... 3,731 9. Ron Lewis ........................... 3,516 10. Terry Ryan ........................ 3,432Top current Miners: Lamar Wilkes .......................... 3,017 Tyler Swart.............................. 1,601 Peter Simpson ........................ 1,553

Career All-Purpose Yards: 1. Ashton Gronewold .............. 5,9922. Randy Shed ........................ 3,889 3. Terry Ryan .......................... 3,746 4. Smook Thomas .................. 3,371 5. Chad Shockley ................... 3,251 6. Clint Moss ........................... 3,239 7. Ken Okwuonu ..................... 3,2098. Gene Huffman .................... 3,198 9. Elliot Jackson...................... 3,188 10. Tom Cooper ...................... 3,118Top current Miners: Spencer Elrod ......................... 2,324 Braxton Graham ..................... 2,152Charles Bournes ........................ 906

Career Extra Points Made: 1. Marc Armbruster ...................... 89 2. Jim Zacny ................................ 88T3. Joe Drahos ............................ 87T3. Craig Thomas ........................ 87 5. Tim Valencia ............................ 786. Tom Rosenauer ....................... 72 7. Adam Peden ............................ 63 8. John Key.................................. 539. Nolan Mannino ........................ 52 10. Eivind Listerud ....................... 49 Top current Miners: Ben Styron ................................... 19

Career Field Goals Made: 1. Jim Zacny ................................ 332. Joe Drahos .............................. 283. Alex Mendrygal ........................ 274. Eivind Listerud ......................... 25 T5. Brandon Risner ..................... 20 T5. Craig Thomas ........................ 207. Adam Peden ............................ 19 8. Marc Armbruster ...................... 179. Tom Rosenauer ....................... 16T10. George Stock ...................... 15 T10. Tim Valencia ........................ 15 Top current Miners: Nolan Mannino .............................. 9 Ben Styron ..................................... 6

Career Quarterback Sacks: 1. John Frerking........................... 292. Freddy Dugard...................... 25.53. Matt Loula ................................ 19T4. Daleroy Davey .................... 18.5 T4. Eddie Rascon ..................... 18.55. Bryan Lewis .......................... 17.57. Scott Finke............................... 158. Jimmy Barnhart ....................... 14 9. Derek Drussa........................ 13.5 T10. Dan Mauszycki .................... 13 T10. Jim Frerking......................... 13T10. Ricky Caruthers ................... 13T10. Glenn Wilhelm ..................... 13Top current Miners (outside top 10): Rob Cidlik .................................... 10 Bret Curtis...................................... 8 Andrew Masters............................. 8