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Nov. 13 • at Southern Illinois McAndrew Stadium 1:00 WIU leads Salukis Carbondale, Ill. 33-18-4

Nov. 20 • NORTHERN IOWA Hanson Field 1:00 UNI leads Panthers Macomb, Ill. 26-12

Athletic Media Services Office • 2�3 Western Hall • Macomb, Illinois 6�455 • (309) 298-��33

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME SERIES RESULT

Oct. 30 • ILLINOIS STATE Hanson Field 2:00 WIU leads Redbirds (Campaign Kickoff) Macomb, Ill. 49-39-3

Oct. 23 • at Missouri State Plaster Field 1:00 WIU leads Bears Springfield, Mo. 15-13-1

Oct. 16 • YOUNGSTOWN STATE Hanson Field 6:00 YSU leads Penguins (Family Weekend) Macomb, Ill. Fox 15-10

Oct. 9 • at South Dakota State Coughlin-Alumni Std. 6:00 WIU leads Jackrabbits Brookings, S.D. 4-3

Oct. 2 • at #�3 North Dakota State Fargodome 1:00 Tied 2-2 W 28-16 Bison Fargo, N.D. WIU scores most points allowed by NDSU this year Senatus: 2 TD rec.; Ray: 106 yds, TD

Sept. 25 • INDIANA STATE Hanson Field 3:00 WIU leads 21-13 W 40-7 Sycamores (Homecoming) Macomb, Ill. Flowers, Ray rush for 100-plus yards, 2 TDs each (Hall of Fame) Defense forces 4 turnovers

Sept. 18 SAM HOUSTON STATE Hanson Field 1:00 Tied 4-4-1 W 56-14 Bearkats Macomb, Ill. Barr: QB record 125 rush yards; 4 TDs total Defense forces fumble, interception

Sept. 11 at Purdue Ross-Ade Stadium 11:00 a Purdue leads 1-0 L 21-31 Boilermakers West Lafayette, Ind. WIU outscores Purdue 14-7 in 4th Quarter Big Ten Network Barr: 25 completions, 286 pass yards, TD

Sept. 2 VALPARAISO Hanson Field 6:00 WIU leads 1-0 W 45-0 Crusaders Macomb, Ill. 3 RBs run for at least 80 yards, no turnovers in rain Defense forces 3 turnovers

#20 WESTERN ILLINOIS LEATHERNECKS (4-1, 2-0) at SOUTH DAKOTA STATE JACKRABBITS (0-4, 0-2)Saturday, October 9 • 6 p.m. • Brookings, S.D.Coughlin-Alumni Stadium (Grass/15,000 capacity)All-Time Series: WIU leads 4-3Last Meeting: SDSU 27, @WIU 7 (11/21/09)

THE GAME: Western Illinois returns to the Dakotas for the second consecutive week, facing South Dakota State... A win at SDSU would mark Western’s first 3-0 start in league play since 2000 (5-1). The program also accomplished that feat four other times over the past 20 seasons (1998, ‘97, ‘93, ‘91)... The Leathernecks enter the game sixth nationally in scoring offense, fifth in total offense, third in rushing offense, fourth in scoring defense and fourth in turnover margin. Western leads the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 13 statistical categories covering all three facets... Western has lost

WESTERN ILLINOIStwo straight in the series after winning three straight... SDSU came away with a 24-22 win in 2008 in Brookings.

THE RANKINGS: Western jumped up to 20th in this week’s The Sports Network/Fathead.com and FCS Coaches ‘Top 25’ polls... South Dakota State is not ranked in either poll.

THE SCHEMES: Western Illinois will line up in a multiple formation on offense and 3-4 alignment on defense... South Dakota State runs a multiple formation on offense and 4-3 defensive alignment.

THE COACHES: Mark Hendrickson is in his 12th year with the Leatherneck Football program, first as the head coach. He owns a 4-1 record this season, 9-11 record in three years (parts of two years as acting head coach)... John Stigelmeier has an 83-64 record in his 14th year at South Dakota State and overall as a head coach.

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WHAT IS A LEATHERNECK?: Western Illinois holds the distinction of being the only non-military institution to officially have its nickname derived from a branch of the military service. The school began use of the Marine Corps’ official nickname, “The Fighting Leathernecks,” in 1927 when then-athletic director and head baseball, basketball and football coach Ray “Rock” Hanson was granted permission by the U.S. Navy, based on his status as a Marine hero, to use the Marine’s official seal, bulldog mascot and nickname.

ONCE A LEATHERNECK, ALWAYS A LEATHERNECK: Two members with the Football program know what it takes to serve as a Leatherneck. Sophomore fullback Mike Harmon is a 24-year old who spent four years and three months of active duty in the Marine Corps. The Peoria, Ill., native served three tours in Iraq in Infantry and was the Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year in 2008... Head strength and conditioning coach Chris Anderson served from 1997-2000 in the Corps. He joined the Leatherneck Athletic Department in May 2006.

�07th DEFENSE BATTLE FLAG: The 2010 Western Illinois de-fense is known as the “107th” since it is the 107th defense to ever play football at Western Illinois University. Being as Western Illinois is the Leathernecks, the defense developed a “battle flag” that rep-resents them as a unit. The motto that was selected for the 107th is a Latin phrase that translates “It is Ours.”... The 107th Defense

is divided up by class from the Gener-als (seniors), the Colonels (juniors), the Majors (sophomores), the Cap-tains (redshirt-freshmen), down to the Lieutenants (freshman)... The 107th is different than any previous or future battle flag, just as this year’s defense is different from any past or future de-

fensive units. It will be proudly carried and defended into each and every battle this season.

SUCCESS IN THE 2000s: Despite a slow end to the end of the 2000s, Western Illinois posted 61 wins during the decade - the third-most wins by the Leathernecks in a 10-year span. 1903-09: 14-16-2 (.469); 1910-19: 28-28-3 (.500)1920-29: 33-33-10 (.469); 1930-39: 38-35-5 (.519)1940-49: 29-45-6 (.400); 1950-59: 68-18-6 (.772)1960-69: 45-41-2 (.523); 1970-79: 59-42-2 (.583)1980-89 ..................52-55-1 ... . .4861990-99 ..................71-45-1 ... . .6112000-09 ..................61-53-0 ... . .583

THREE SELECTED PRESEASON ALL-MVFC: Preseason All-Americans Kyle Glazier (Geneseo/Geneseo), Lito Senatus (Mi-ami, FL/Southwest) and Todd Speight (Bradenton, FL/Southeast) represented Western on the preseason squad. Glazier was one of four linebackers selected, Senatus was one of three wide receivers and Speight was the lone return specialist. Southern Illinois received 30 of the 36 first-place votes, totaling 312 points in the preseason poll. South Dakota State (2 first-place votes, 252 points), Illinois State (3 first-place votes, 249 points) and Northern Iowa (1 vote, 244 points) were a close second, third and fourth, respectively... Missouri State (164 points), North Da-kota State (151) and Youngstown State (130) were picked ahead of Western (70) with Indiana State (47) picked ninth.

WESTERN ILLINOIS QUICK FACTSFounded ................................................................................ 1899Enrollment .......................................................................... 13,331Nickname................................................... Fighting LeathernecksSchool Colors ..................................................... Purple and GoldAffiliation ..................................................... NCAA Division I FCSConference ........................... Missouri Valley Football ConferenceStadium ..................................................... Hanson Field (16,368)University President ......................................... Dr. Alvin GoldfarbVice President for Student Services ......... Dr. W. Garry JohnsonDirector of Athletics .................................. Dr. Tim M. Van AlstineFaculty Athletics Representative ........................... Dr. Tom Cody

FOOTBALL MEDIA CONTACT INFORMATIONAthletic Media Services Director...................Patrick OstermanAthletic Media Services Phone (309 area code) .........298-1133Osterman’s E-Mail ....................................pr-osterman@wiu.eduGraduate Assistant ...................................................Ryan BowerGraduate Assistant .................................................... Brad TaylorGraduate Assistant ..................................Cameron WeidenthalerHead Coach ................................................... Mark HendricksonFootball Office Phone ................................................. 298-1515Best Time to Contact Coach .....Contact Athletic Media ServicesOfficial Athletics Website..................www.GoLeathernecks.com

A weekly teleconference featuring the league’s head coaches will be held each Wednesday at 10 a.m. (Central). Members of the media may call Mike Kern at the MVFC office to get the phone number. Each call is recorded and will be replayed at www.valley-football.org.News/notes....................................................... �0 a.m. (Central)Brock Spack, Illinois State ............................................ 10:05 a.m.Trent Miles, Indiana State ............................................. 10:10 a.m.Terry Allen, Missouri State ............................................ 10:15 a.m.Craig Bohl, North Dakota State .................................... 10:20 a.m.Mark Farley, Northern Iowa .......................................... 10:25 a.m.John Stiegelmeier, South Dakota State ........................ 10:30 a.m.Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois...................................... 10:35 a.m.Mark Hendrickson, Western Illinois ..........................�0:40 a.m.Eric Wolford, Youngstown State ................................... 10:45 a.m.

MVFC TELECONFERENCE

LEATHERNECK SPORTS NETWORK

RADIO: Every Western Illinois Football game can be listed to on the Leatherneck Sports Network: 88.3 FM in Macomb and WRMS 94.3 FM in Beardstown... Brock Wissmiller (Play by Play) and Ryan Bower (color analyst) will call the action. INTERNET: Fans can listen to the game on the internet at:www.GoLeathernecks.com... Premium subscribers to Rocky Vision at www.GoLeathernecks.com can watch video of home games and select road contests. TELEVISION: The game will be televised tape delay on WIU-TV3, channel 3 in the Macomb area. Kyle Schassburger, Julio Rausseo and Aarik Woods will call the action.

COACH HENDRICKSON ON THE AIR

RADIO: The Mark Hendrickson radio show takes place every Thursday from 6:30-7 p.m. on WIUS 88.3 FM TELEVISION: Every Thursday on WGEM-TV (NBC in Quincy) at 6 p.m. Ben Marth will host ‘On the Sidelines’. He recaps the pre-vious week, looks ahead to the Leathernecks’ upcoming game, and talk with Coach Hendrickson and players.

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HENDRICKSON BY THE NUMBERSat Hanson Field .......................................................................6-4Road Games............................................................................3-7Neutral Site Games.................................................................0-0FCS Playoff Games ................................................................0-0Overtime Games .....................................................................0-0vs. Missouri Valley Football Conference Opponents ..........5-9vs. Non-MVFC Opponents .....................................................4-2vs. Ranked FCS Opponents ..................................................2-4vs. Non-Ranked FCS Opponents ..........................................6-5Games decided by 7 points or less ......................................1-5Games decided by 3 points or less ......................................0-3Scoring more than 20 points .................................................9-4August .....................................................................................0-1September ...............................................................................5-2October ....................................................................................4-5November ................................................................................0-3December ................................................................................0-0Times Shutout Opponent ..........................................................3

HEAD COACH MARK

HENDRICKSON

HENDRICKSON YEAR-BY-YEAR Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Final Postseason2008 5-2 .714 3-1 .750 ---- ----2009 0-8 .000 0-8 .000 9th ----2010 4-1 .800 2-0 1.000 Totals 9-�� .450 5-9 .357

• served as Acting Head Coach first seven games of 2008 season and final eight games of 2009.

ASSISTANT COACHES AND STAFFThomas Casey ....Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator (LB)Doug Ruse .........................................Offensive Coordinator (QB)Carl Franks ....................Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive BacksJosh McCall............................................................Offensive LineSteve McKane .......................................................Defensive LineThaddaeus Ward .................................................. Running BacksGunnard Twyner ................................................. Wide ReceiversKevin Almlie ....................................... Defensive Backs AssistantTim Martz ....................................................Linebackers AssistantDerek Moore ........................................... Offensive Line AssistantChris Anderson ..............Head Strength and Conditioning CoachAlan Arvin ....................................... Football Equipment ManagerDiane Bruns ....................................Equipment Room SupervisorChad Cerullo ............................................... Head Athletic TrainerMatt Louis .............................. Graduate Assistant Athletic TrainerSusan Welsh ................................................... Football Secretary

HENDRICKSON VS. OPPONENTSArkansas................................................................................... 0-1Illinois State .............................................................................. 0-1Indiana State ............................................................................ 2-1Missouri State ........................................................................... 1-1North Dakota State ................................................................... 2-1Northern Iowa ........................................................................... 0-1Purdue ...................................................................................... 0-1Quincy ...................................................................................... 1-0Sam Houston State .................................................................. 1-0South Dakota State .................................................................. 0-2Southern Illinois ........................................................................ 0-1Stephen F. Austin...................................................................... 1-0Valparaiso ................................................................................. 1-0Youngstown State ..................................................................... 0-1Total ........................................................................................9-��

NAMED HEAD COACH ON DECEMBER 2, 2009

�2th YEAR AT WESTERN ILLINOIS 10 years as Assistant Head Coach 11 years as Offensive Coordinator

• FOUR MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE ‘OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR’ AWARDS RB Charles Tharp in 2000(East Palo Alto, Calif./St. Francis HS) QB Russ Michna in 2002 and 2003(Elk Grove Village, Ill./Conant HS) RB Herb Donaldson in 2008(St. Louis, Mo./CBC)

• COACHED 5 OF THE ‘TOP �0’ SEASON PASSING LEAD-ERS, AND 3 OF THE ‘TOP 6’ PASSING YARDAGE LEAD-ERS IN LEATHERNECK HISTORY Steve LaFalce (2nd all-time/6,512 yards) Russ Michna (3rd all-time/6,434 yards) Matt Barr (6th all-time/4,497 yards)

• LEADING RUSHER IN WIU AND MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE HISTORY Herb Donaldson (2005-08) 4,746 yards

• WESTERN ILLINOIS CAREER RECEIVING LEADER Reggie Gray (Chicago, Ill./Morgan Park HS) 2002-05 2,426 yards

• COACHED WIU CAREER LEADER IN PUNT AVERAGE AND TOP TWO KICKERS Mike Scifres (43.5 yards/punt) Justin Langan (53 field goals/335 points) Taylor Rowan (41 field goals/283 points)

• WESTERN ILLINOIS OFFENSIVE RECORDS SET Rushing Offense (251.5 ypg) in 2007 Total Offense (418.2 ypg) in 2005 Scoring Offense (36.3 ppg) in 2003 Passing Offense (285.5 ypg) in 2001

• SIX OF THE TOP �0 SCORING TEAMS IN LEATHERNECK HISTORY HAVE COME UNDER COACH MARK HENDRICKSON’S GUIDANCE

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WESTERN SDSUOverall Record.................................. 4-1 ...........................0-4MVFC Record ................................... 2-0 ...........................0-2Scoring ............................................ 38.0 ..........................8.5First Downs .......................................115 .......................... 61Total Offense .................................. 463.6 .......................311.2Rushing Yards ................................ 274.2 .......................112.5Passing Yards ................................. 189.4 .......................198.8Kickoff Returns ................................ 19.4 .........................21.5Punt Returns..................................... 9.5 ..........................11.9Net Punting ...................................... 36.9 .........................37.9Time of Possession ........................ 32:30 .......................25:26Third Down Conversions ...........35/74 (47%) ............ 16/56 (29%)Fourth Down Conversions ...........2/7 (29%) ................ 2/9 (22%)Turnover Margin ................................+8 ............................-7Points Allowed: ................................ 13.6 .........................22.8Total Yards Allowed ........................ 294.4 .......................374.8Rushing Yards Allowed ................... 155.0 .......................232.5Passing Yards Allowed ................... 139.4 .......................142.2

Date Opponent Result9/11 at Delaware...............................................................L 3-269/18 • Illinois State ..........................................................L 14-249/25 at Nebraska ..............................................................L 3-1710/2 • at Northern Iowa ...................................................L 14-2410/9 • Western Illinois ........................................................6 p.m.10/16 • at Southern Illinois10/23 • Youngstown State10/30 • at Indiana State11/6 • Missouri State11/13 • at North Dakota State11/20 North Dakota

Head Coach ........................................................ John StigelmeierOffice Phone ........................................................ (605) 688-5525Best Time to Call ....................................................... contact SIDFootball SID ................................................................Jason HoveOffice Phone ........................................................ (605) 688-4623E-Mail ......................................................... jason.hove@sdsu.eduWebsite ............................................................. www.gojacks.com

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CONTACTS

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SCHEDULE

STATISTICAL COMPARISON

SCOUTING THE JACKRABBITS

ALL-TIME SERIES: This is the eighth meeting between the two programs, but only the third as Missouri Valley Football Conference members... South Dakota State has won the past two games, ending Western Illinois’ three-game win streak in the series.

SCOUTING THE JACKRABBITS: South Dakota State can argu-ably stake claim as one of the best 0-4 teams in the country... After a bye week to start the season, SDSU traveled to Delaware (now #2), then lost to a nationally-ranked Illinois State team at home... The Jackrabbits held No. 8 Nebraska to 17 points, then most recently lost at nationally-ranked Northern Iowa... SDSU’s losing streak of five straight dates back to the opening round playoff loss last year at Montana. The Jackrabbits’ last win came in the regular season finale at Hanson Field, a 27-7 win over the Leathernecks... Preseason All-American running back Kyle Minett ranks fifth in the league and 19th nationally averaging 100 yards per game. A member of the Payton Award preseason Watch List, Minett ranks 48th in the country with 122 all-purpose yards per game... Derek Domino leads the Valley and ranks fifth averaging 12.3 tackles per game... Dean Priddy stands 10th nationally with his 42.3 yards per punt average.

DID YOU KNOW: Western Illinois and South Dakota State are both affiliate members of the Missouri Valley Football Conference... The two programs are both members of The Summit League in other sports.

South Dakota State �0 �4 3 0 - 27Western Illinois 7 0 0 0 - 7Stadium: Hanson Field; Attd: 1,508; Weather: 52, mostly cloudy

Scoring SummaryQu Time Play Score1 14:11 Minett 39 yd run (Harris kick) 0-7� 8:54 Gibbs 25 yd run (Egan kick) 7-71 5:06 Harris 39 FG 7-102 9:46 Minett 1 yd run (Harris kick) 7-172 1:08 Fox 10 yd pass from O’Brien (Harris kick) 7-243 0:00 Reifenrath 33 FG 7-27

STATISTICS WIU SDSUFirst Downs ................................................... 17 18Rushing Attempts ......................................... 26 42Rushing Yards ............................................ 77 �84Attempts-Completions-Int. .................... 38-25-0 24-12-1Passing Yards ........................................... 206 �42TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... 283 326Punts-Average ........................................ 7-32.0 5-39.4Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 1-1 0-0Penalties-Yards ......................................... 8-77 6-32Sacks By-Yards ........................................... 1-6 4-273rd Down Conversions .............................. 3-14 6-134th Down Conversions ................................ 0-0 2-3Time of Possession ................................. 31:06 28:50

RUSHING: SDSU - Minett 23-147, 2TD; Duffy 12-28; Paula 3-9; Kool 2-8; TM 1-(-2); O’Brien 1-(-6). WIU - Gibbs 20-103, TD; Gabelmann 2-1; Lunt 4-(-27).

PASSING: SDSU - O’Brien 24-12-1, 142, TD. WIU - Lunt 38-25-0, 206.

RECEIVING: SDSU - Montague 5-68; Fox 3-38, TD; Minett 2-27; Rollin 1-8; Sheehan 1-1. WIU - Senatus 7-63; Rideau 4-30; Crump 3-41; Warner 3-35; Gibbs 3-15; Morgan 2-14; Richardson 2-4; Ga-blemann 1-4.

SERIES MEETINGS:11/21/09 ............... SDSU 27, @WIU 79/13/08................. @SDSU 24, WIU 228/30/07................. @WIU 29, SDSU 26 (4OT)9/12/81................. @WIU 17, SDSU 139/13/80................. WIU 33, @SDSU 279/10/77................. SDSU 23, @WIU 69/11/76 ................. WIU 28, @SDSU 21

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Date Opponent Time/Result 20�0 Record Next OpponentS2 VALPARAISO W 45-0 0-5 MaristS11 at Purdue L 21-31 2-2 at NorthwesternS�8 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-�4 2-2 at Nicholls StateS25 • INDIANA STATE W 40-7 2-2 Illinois StateO2 • at #13 North Dakota State W 28-16 3-2 at Youngstown StateO9 • at South Dakota State 6 p.m. 0-4 Western IllinoisO�6 • YOUNGSTOWN STATE 6 p.m. 3-2 North Dakota StateO23 • at Missouri State 1 p.m. 2-2 at Murray StateO30 • ILLINOIS STATE 2 p.m. 3-2 at Indiana StateN13 • at Southern Illinois 1 p.m. 2-3 Northern IowaN20 • NORTHERN IOWA � p.m. 2-2 at Southern Illinois

MVFC STANDINGS

Through Oct. 2 - - MVFC - - - - OVERALL - - W L Pct. W L Pct.Western Illinois 2 0 �.000 4 � .800Northern Iowa 2 0 1.000 2 2 .500Illinois State 2 1 .667 3 2 .600Youngstown State 1 1 .500 3 2 .600Missouri State 1 1 .500 2 2 .500Southern Illinois 1 1 .500 2 3 .400Indiana State 0 1 .000 2 2 .500North Dakota State 0 2 .000 3 2 .600South Dakota State 0 2 .000 0 4 .000

20�0 OPPONENTS SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2Western Illinois 28, at North Dakota State �6Southern Illinois 38, at Illinois State 17at Missouri State 35, Youngstown State 25at Indiana State 56, Quincy 22at Northern Iowa 24, South Dakota State 14

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9*Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois, 2 p.m.*Illinois State at Indiana State, 2:05 p.m.Missouri State at Murray State, 3 p.m.*North Dakota State at Youngstown State, 3 p.m.*Western Illinois at South Dakota State, 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER �6*North Dakota State at Illinois State, 2 p.m.*South Dakota State at Southern Illinois, 2 p.m. Northern Iowa at South Dakota, 4:05 p.m.*Missouri State at Indiana State, 3:05 p.m.*Youngstown State at Western Illinois, 6 p.m.

As of October 4 Team Record Pts1. Appalachian St (101) 4-0 3,509 2. Delaware (29) 5-0 3,3533. Jacksonville State (5) 5-0 3,2224. William & Mary 4-1 3,0345. Stephen F. Austin (1) 3-1 2,9306. Villanova 3-2 2,7187. James Madison 3-1 2,6268. Massachusetts 4-1 2,6039. South Carolina State 3-1 2,32310. Montana State 4-1 2,31411. Richmond 2-2 1,97012. Montana 3-2 1,82613. Eastern Washington 3-2 1,66014. Cal Poly 3-2 1,36215. Northern Iowa 2-2 1,33016. Georgia Southern 3-1 1,28017. Texas State 3-1 1,14918. North Dakota State 3-2 81419. Elon 2-3 75620. Western Illinois 4-1 73421. Wofford 3-1 65322. New Hampshire 2-3 56723. Southern Illinois 2-3 56524. Liberty 3-2 48625. Southeast Missouri St 4-1 479

As of October 4 Team Record Pts1. Appalachian St (24) 4-0 6722. Delaware (2) 5-0 6303. Jacksonville State (1) 5-0 6204. Stephen F. Austin 3-1 5665. William & Mary 4-1 539 6. James Madison 3-1 517 7. Villanova 3-2 5138. Massachusetts 4-1 5119. South Carolina State 3-1 43810. Montana State 4-1 43711. Richmond 2-2 37712. Montana 3-2 35413. Georgia Southern 3-1 32714. Eastern Washington 3-2 30715. Texas State 3-1 26016. Cal Poly 3-2 22417. North Dakota State 3-2 16518. Northern Iowa 2-2 16119. Elon 2-3 15320. Western Illinois 4-1 14221. Southern Illinois 2-3 13122. Central Arkansas 3-1 11023. New Hampshire 2-3 9224. Northern Arizona 3-1 8425. Wofford 3-1 66

SPORTS NETWORK FCS COACHES WEEKLY RANKINGS

Date TSN/Fathead.com CoachesPreseason NR NRSept. 6 RV (45th) NRSept. 13 RV (41st) NRSept. 20 RV (37th) RV (37th)Sept. 27 RV (34th) RV (29th)Oct. 4 20th 20thOct. 11Oct. 18Oct. 25Nov. 1Nov. 8Nov. 15Nov. 22Final

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Opp Qu Pl Yds Tm ResultVALP 1 11 66 5:15 Ray 3 run (Jouett kick)VALP 1 10 39 3:00 Jouett 36 FGVALP 2 2 15 :38 Barr 8 pass Gabelmann (Jouett kick)VALP 3 2 68 :55 Barr 63 pass Senatus (Jouett kick)VALP 4 3 43 :37 Flowers 31 run (Jouett kick)VALP 4 4 18 1:26 Gabelmann 4 run (Jouett kick)VALP 4 11 93 5:11 Flowers 16 run (Jouett kick)

PUR 1 5 42 2:34 Ray 1 run (Jouett kick)PUR 4 9 70 3:25 Flowers 14 run (Jouett kick)PUR 4 9 82 2:16 Barr 10 pass Chestnut (Jouett kick)

SHSU 1 9 89 2:37 Flowers 1 run (Jouett kick)SHSU 2 1 1 :10 Ray 1 run (Jouett kick)SHSU 2 1 69 :12 Barr 69 run (Jouett kick)SHSU 2 8 82 2:39 Barr 9 pass Senatus (Jouett kick)SHSU 3 7 80 2:26 Barr 13 pass Morgan (Jouett kick)SHSU 3 7 67 3:39 Speight 24 run (Jouett kick)SHSU 3 1 43 :08 Barr 43 pass Crump (Jouett kick)SHSU 4 4 22 2:07 Lunt 16 pass Muhammad (Jouett kick)

INS 1 8 76 2:31 Ray 1 run (Jouett kick fail)INS 2 7 74 2:58 Flowers 32 run (Jouett kick)INS 2 1 14 :10 Ray 14 run (Jouett kick)INS 3 17 82 7:06 Gabelmann 1 run (Jouett kick)INS 4 8 50 3:03 Flowers 14 run (Jouett kick)INS 4 3 14 1:03 Hickman 5 run (Jouett kick blocked)

NDSU 1 7 72 3:14 Barr 6 pass Senatus (Jouett kick)NDSU 2 8 63 3:19 Ray 1 run (Jouett kick)NDSU 2 10 79 4:25 Flowers 18 run (Jouett kick)NDSU 3 10 77 4:50 Barr 1 pass Senatus (Jouett kick)

SCORING SUMMARY TD Length TD Drive Length �-9 Yards .............................. 13 ................................1�0-�9 Yards ............................ 8 .................................420-29 Yards ............................ 1 .................................130-39 Yards ............................ 2 .................................040-49 Yards ............................ 1 .................................350-59 Yards ............................ 0 .................................160-69 Yards ............................ 2 .................................570-79 Yards ............................ 0 .................................680-89 Yards ............................ 0 .................................590-99 Yards ............................ 0 .................................1

TD Drive Time Plays on TD Drive:00-:29 .................................... 4 .................................� ....... 4:30-:59 .................................... 3 .................................2 ....... 2�:00-�:59 ................................ 2 .................................3 ....... 22:00-2:59 ................................ 8 .................................4 ....... 23:00-3:59 ................................ 5 .................................5 ....... 14:00-4:59 ................................ 2 .................................6 ....... 05:00-5:59 ................................ 2 .................................7 ....... 46:00-6:59 ................................ 0 .................................8 ....... 47:00+ ...................................... 1 .................................9 ....... 3 �0+ ..... 5Total Time/Plays: 4074 seconds / 173 playsAverage TD Drive: 2:31, 6.4 plays (27 touchdowns)Shortest TD Drive Time: 8 seconds vs. Sam Houston StateLongest TD Drive Time: 7:06 vs. Indiana StateLongest Scoring Drive Time: 7:06 vs. Indiana StateLongest Yardage Drive: 93 vs. ValparaisoMost Plays on Drive: 17 vs. Indiana StateLongest TD Length: 69 vs. Sam Houston State

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STATISTICAL LEADERS

RUSHINGWESTERN GP Att Net APC TD Long AvgBryce Flowers 5 84 534 6.4 7 41 106.8Caulton Ray 5 98 449 4.6 6 36 89.8Matt Barr 5 35 251 7.2 1 69 50.2

SDSU GP Att Net APC TD Long AvgKyle Minett 4 78 401 5.1 0 47 100.2Tyler Duffy 4 17 64 3.8 1 12 16.0

PASSINGWESTERN GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD AvgMatt Barr 5 136.13 129-73-1 56.6 931 8 186.2

SDSU GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD AvgThomas O’Brien 4 91.51 151-80-9 53.0 789 3 197.2

RECEIVINGWESTERN GP Rec Yds APC TD LongTerriun Crump 5 19 261 13.7 1 43Lito Senatus 5 15 208 13.9 4 63Todd Speight 4 8 112 14.0 0 33

SDSU GP Rec Yds APC TD LongTyrel Kool 4 24 289 12.0 1 44Kyle Minett 4 16 87 5.4 0 17Aaron Rollin 4 12 119 9.9 0 26

KICKINGWESTERN GP FGM- FGA Pct. Long PATCharlie Jouett 5 1- 3 .333 36 25-27

SDSU GP FGM- FGA Pct. Long PATKyle Harris 4 2- 7 .286 35 2-2

PUNTINGWESTERN No. Yards Avg Long I20 50+Chris Fuchs 28 1049 37.5 52 13 1

SDSU No. Yards Avg Long I20 50+Dean Priddy 4 20 849 72 6 5

TACKLESWESTERN GP ST AT Total Avg. TFL SKyle Glazier 5 16 29 45 9.0 5.5 2Brandon Kreczmer 5 16 15 31 6.2 3.5 1.5Tyler West 5 16 9 25 5.0 1.0 --Keith Enderlein 5 9 10 19 3.8 -- --Kieron James 5 14 5 19 3.8 1.0 --

SDSU GP ST AT Total Avg. TFL SDerek Domino 4 15 34 49 12.2 2.5 --Anthony Wise 4 15 24 39 9.8 -- --Mike Lien 4 10 17 27 6.8 1.5 --Andy Mink 4 14 13 27 6.8 3.0 1

LEATHERNECKS IN THE STATS: A look at how Western ranks in the MVFC and nationally (out of 117 teams)...

TEAMCATEGORY ........................................MVFC ............AVG .........NATIONALRushing Offense ................................. �st ..............274.2 .............. 3rdPassing Offense ................................. 4th ..............189.4 ............. 58thTotal Offense ....................................... �st ..............463.6 .............. 5thScoring Offense .................................. �st ...............38.0 ............... 6thRushing Defense ................................ 5th ..............155.0 ............. 69thPassing Efficiency Defense .............. �st ..............93.8� .............. 5thTotal Defense ...................................... �st ..............294.4 ............. 18thScoring Defense ................................. �st ...............�3.6 ............... 4thNet Punting ......................................... 3rd ...............36.9 .............. 14th

Punt Returns ....................................... 7th ................9.5 ..............T-45thKickoff Returns ................................... 7th ...............19.4 ..............82ndTurnover Margin ................................. �st ................�.6 ................ 4thPassing Defense .................................2nd .............139.4 ............. 10thPassing Efficiency .............................. �st .............�38.37 ............ 24thSacks By.............................................. 5th ................1.6 ............... 66thTackles for a Loss .............................. 3rd ................6.0 ..............T-49thSacks Allowed .................................... 6th ................1.8 ..............T-58thPenalty Yards ...................................... 9th ...............71.0Opponent Penalty Yards .................... 6th ...............55.44th Down Conversions ....................... 6th ...............28.6Opponent 4th Down Conversions ..... 5th ...............37.53rd Down Conversions ...................... �st ...............47.3 ............... 8thOpponent 3rd Down Conversions .... �st ...............27.� .............. 10thTime of Possession ............................ �st ..............32:29 .............22ndFirst Downs ......................................... �st ...............23.0 ..............T-9thOpponent First Downs .......................2nd ..............14.6 ..............T-6th

INDIVIDUALRUSHINGBryce Flowers ....................................... 3rd ..............106.8 ............. 15thCaulton Ray .......................................... 9th ...............89.8 .............. 34thPASSINGMatt Barr ............................................... 4th ..............186.2 ............. 45thTOTAL OFFENSEMatt Barr ............................................... 3rd ..............236.4 ............. 27thPASSING EFFICIENCYMatt Barr ............................................... �st .............�36.�3 ............ 25thRECEPTIONSTerriun Crump ......................................T-8th ..............3.8RECEIVING YARDSTerriun Crump ....................................... 7th ...............52.2PUNTINGChris Fuchs .......................................... 4th ...............37.5 .............. 65thPUNT RETURNSTodd Speight......................................... 3rd ............... 11.8 .............. 24thKICKOFF RETURNSTodd Speight......................................... 9th ...............19.7FIELD GOALSCharlie Jouett ....................................... 9th ...............0.20SCORINGBryce Flowers .......................................2nd ...............8.4 ..............T-20thCaulton Ray .........................................T-7th ..............7.2 ..............T-48thALL-PURPOSEBryce Flowers ....................................... 5th ..............125.2 ............. 43rdSACKSMike Stieren.......................................... 5th ...............0.70 .............T-44thBrandon Kreczmer..............................T-10th ............0.40TACKLESKyle Glazier .......................................... 5th ................9.0 ..............T-43rdBrandon Kreczmer..............................T-25th .............6.2Tyler West ...........................................T-43rd .............5.0TACKLES FOR LOSSKyle Glazier .......................................... 5th ................5.5 ..............T-80thPASSES DEFENDEDChris Boone .........................................T-8th ..............0.8Ryan Davis ..........................................T-8th ..............0.8FUMBLES RECOVEREDBrandon Kreczmer...............................T-�st .............0.40Dwight Harris .......................................T-�st .............0.40

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20-PLUS YARD BIG PLAYSRUN (��):

MATT BARR (3)69 vs. SHSU42 vs. SHSU21 vs. INS

BRYCE FLOWERS (5) 31 vs. VALPO41 vs. SHSU25 vs. INS24 vs. INS32 vs. INS

LAMOR HICKMAN (�)24 vs. VALPO

CAULTON RAY (�)36 at NDSU

TODD SPEIGHT (�)24 vs. SHSU

RECEIVING (�4): TERRIUN CRUMP (5)23 vs. VALPO (Barr)21 at PUR (Barr)43 vs. SHSU (Barr)26 at NDSU (Barr)39 at NDSU (Barr)

DREW HELT (3)25 vs. VALPO (Barr)29 vs. SHSU (Barr)24 vs. SHSU (Barr)

JUSTIN MORGAN (�)26 at PUR (Barr)

LITO SENATUS (3)63 vs. VALPO (Barr)30 at PUR (Barr)22 at NDSU (Barr)

TODD SPEIGHT (2)33 vs. VALPO (Barr)24 vs. SHSU (Barr)

RETURNS (7):MYERS HENDRICKSON (�)29 vs. VALPO (Punt)

BRANDON KRECZMER (�)23 vs. INS (INT)

TODD SPEIGHT (4)24 at PUR (Punt)24 at PUR (Kickoff)21 at PUR (Kickoff)20 vs. SHSU (Kickoff)

RYAN WALDRON (�)50 vs. SHSU (INT)

Western Illinois has amassed the highest all-time winning percentage of any Division I school in Illinois. The Leather-necks recorded their 500th career win against Sam Houston State in September.

School ............ �st Year ...... Games .................W - L - T ....... Pct.WESTERN ......... �903 ............... 95� ............ 502-4�3-36 ....... .546Northern Illinois.. 1899 ............. 1014 ............ 504-459-51 ....... .522Illinois................. 1890 ............. 1143 ............ 568-524-51 ....... .519Eastern Illinois ... 1913 ............... 990 ............ 468-479-43 ....... .494Southern Illinois . 1913 ............... 926 ............ 422-472-32 ....... .473Illinois State ....... 1887 ............... 982 ............ 426-492-64 ....... .466Northwestern ..... 1882 ..............1111 ............ 461-607-43 ....... .434

LEATHERNECKS IN THE POLLS: During Mark Hendrickson’s tenure as acting head coach, and now this year his first as the program’s head coach, the Leathernecks have been ranked in 11 polls since the start of the 2008 season... With this week’s 20th ranking in both national polls, Western returned to the Top 25 poll for the first time since November 17, 2008 (23rd). That season the Leathernecks peaked at No. 12 twice (both occurances under Coach Hendrickson), their highest ranking since 2003... The No. ranking indicates Western’s higher ranking that week between The Sports Network/Fathead.com and FCS Coaches ‘Top 25’ polls. Rank ....................................................................... No. of Weeks No. 1-10. ............................................................................0 weeksNo. 11 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 12 ................................................................................2 weeks No. 13 ................................................................................0 weeks No. 14 ................................................................................0 weeks No. 15 ................................................................................2 weeks No. 16 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 17 ................................................................................2 weeksNo. 18 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 19 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 20. ...............................................................................2 weeksNo. 21 ................................................................................2 weeksNo. 22 ..................................................................................1 weekNo. 23 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 24 ................................................................................0 weeksNo. 25 ................................................................................0 weeks

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OFFENSE ‘�0 09 08 07 06 Total StreakMike Lamphear, OL 5 11 11 2 -- 29 28Matt Barr, QB 5 4 10 10 rs 29 5Lito Senatus, WR 5 11 9 -- -- 25 17Max Dancer, OL 5 10 rs -- -- 15 10Drew Helt, TE 5 0 6 2 rs 13 5Enock Presendieu, OL 3 7 0 rs -- 10 3Josh Gabelmann, FB 3 6 1 rs -- 10 2Gary Sumlin, OL 5 2 0 -- -- 7 6 Wil Lunt, QB 0 7 rs -- -- 7 0Jordan Valle, OL 5 1 0 rs -- 6 5Matt Hulbert, OL 2 4 -- -- -- 6 0Caulton Ray, RB 5 -- -- -- -- 5 5Terriun Crump, WR 5 0 -- -- -- 5 5Rick Richardson, FB 0 5 -- -- -- 5 0Todd Speight, WR 1 0 1 2 -- 4 0Justin Morgan, WR 0 2 -- -- -- 2 0Aaron Muhammad, TE 1 -- -- -- -- 1 0

DEFENSE ‘�0 09 08 07 06 Total StreakKyle Glazier, LB 5 11 11 0 rs 27 27Victor Visoky, DL 5 2 10 5 rs 22 5Brandon Kreczmer, LB 5 11 rs 4 0 20 19Mike Stieren, DL 5 10 1 1 -- 17 8Tim Franken, DB 4 6 5 -- -- 15 3Kevin Palermo, LB 4 3 4 -- -- 11 6Dwight Harris, DL 5 4 -- -- -- 9 7Kieron James, DB 5 4 -- -- -- 9 5Chris Boone, DB 4 3 rs -- -- 7 4Terry Barney, DB 0 5 1 1 rs 7 0Tyler West, DB 4 0 rs -- -- 4 4Ryan Davis, DB 3 -- -- -- -- 3 0Mike Garoppolo, LB 2 0 dnp rs -- 2 0Justin Hamilton, DB 1 inj 0 1 rs 2 0Anthony D’Astice 1 0 0 0 -- 1 1Keith Enderlein, DB 1 -- -- -- -- 1 0Raynard Pamilton, DB 1 -- -- -- -- 1 0

CAREER STARTS

CAREER OVERTIME GAMESNov. 30, 1991 ...^at Marshall .............................................L 17-20Sept. 24, 1994 .. *at Missouri State (2OT) ........................ W 31-24Oct. 11, 1997 .... *Northern Iowa (2OT) ............................ W 29-22Oct. 23, 1999 .... *at Indiana State (3OT) ...........................L 36-39Nov. 29, 2003 ...^at Montana (2OT) ................................ W 43-40Aug. 30, 2007 ...South Dakota State (4OT)..................... W 29-26Nov. 15, 2008 ... *Illinois State ......................................... W 48-45^I-AA playoff game; *Missouri Valley Football Conference game

500 AND COUNTING: Leatherneck Football hit a milestone in the 56-14 win over Sam Houston State. That marked the 500th career win in Western Illinois his-tory... Now in the 107th year of the storied program, the Fighting Leathernecks own the highest winning percent-age of all the Division I pro-grams in the state of Illinois (.546, 502-413-36)... Head coach Mark Hendrickson receives the game ball from Vice President Dr. Garry Johnson (center) and Director of Athletics Dr. Tim Van Alstine (right).

LEATHERNECK TEAM CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED: Four seniors were voted on by their teammates as captains for the 2010 sea-son... Quarterback Matt Barr (Belvidere/Belvidere) and linebacker Kyle Glazier (Geneseo/Geneseo) were repeat selections from 2009... Wide receiver Lito Senatus (Miami, FL/Southwest) and defensive lineman Mike Stieren (Springfield/Sacred Heart-Griffin) also represent the offense and defense, respectively.

SEASON-OPENING SUCCESS AGAINST FCS: The Leather-necks now own a 7-game winning streak in season-opening games against Football Championship Subdivision opponents. The last time Western dropped a season-opening game against a FCS pro-gram was 1993, a 29-16 loss to Montana State.2010: 45-0 vs. Valparaiso2009: 35-28 at Sam Houston State2007: 29-26 OT win vs. #20 South Dakota State2006: 31-6 vs. Morehead State2002: 64-7 vs. Drake2001: 17-13 vs. #3 Western Kentucky1997: 41-0 vs. #6 Eastern IllinoisSince 2000 the Leathernecks have defeated Division II Wayne State (35-3 in 2003) and lost to Football Bowl Subdivision teams Missouri (50-20 in 2000), Nebraska (56-17 in 2004), Toledo (62-14 in 2005) and Arkansas (28-24 in 2008).

RETURNING ALL-MVFC: Western Illinois returns several All-Mis-souri Valley Football Conference performers in 2010... Todd Spei-ght earned First Team accolades last year as a return specialist... Despite leading the Valley in tackles last year (and Western the past two seasons) Kyle Glazier was only a Second Team selec-tion in 2009 and Honorable Mention his sophomore year... Fullback Josh Gabelmann and wide receiver Lito Senatus were selected Honorable Mention... Senior defensive lineman Victor Visoky earned Second Team honors his freshman year, and was a Honor-able Mention selection in 2008.

DIFFERENCE IN WINNING/LOSING MVFC OPENER: Looking over the previous 11 years Mark Hendrickson has been at West-ern Illinois, winning the Missouri Valley Football Conference opener has been a telling sign of the season... When Western won its con-ference-opener (five times), the team would eventually win or share two titles, tie for third twice and finish no worse than fourth... When the Leathernecks lost their opener, the squad finished no better than tied for fourth (two occasions)... Western captured its 2010 conference opener in convincing fashion defeating Indiana State 40-7 on Homecoming.

20�0WIU scores first: ......................................................................4-1OPP scores first: .....................................................................0-0

WIU leads/�st Q: ......................................................................4-0OPP leads/�st Q: ......................................................................0-0Game is tied/�st Q: ..................................................................0-1

WIU leads/half: .........................................................................4-0OPP leads/half: ........................................................................0-1Game is tied/half:.....................................................................0-0

WIU leads/3rd Q: ......................................................................4-0OPP leads/3rd Q: .....................................................................0-1Game is tied/3rd Q:..................................................................0-0

WIU/Overtime: ..........................................................................0-0

WESTERN ILLINOIS RECORD WHEN...

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WESTERN ILLINOIS: Bryce Flowers (VALPO/128); (INS/192);Matt Barr (SHSU/125)Caulton Ray (INS/115); (NDSU/106)

OPPONENTS: Dan Dierking (PUR/102); Tim Flanders (SHSU/156); D.J. McNorton (NDSU/104)

WESTERN ILLINOIS: Matt Barr (VALPO/230); (PUR/286); (SHSU/221)

OPPONENTS: Brock Jensen (NDSU/239)

WESTERN ILLINOIS: None

OPPONENTS: None

�00-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

�00-YARD RUSHING GAMES

200-YARD PASSING GAMES

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLESNo. Name .................................................................. Tackles32 Nick Bowman ................................................................. 76 Kieron James ................................................................. 439 Charlie Jouett ................................................................. 427 Tyler West ...................................................................... 488 Terriun Crump ................................................................ 344 Sam Power .................................................................... 214 Chris Boone ................................................................... 242 Ryan Carleton ................................................................ 226 Lamor Hickman .............................................................. 224 Raynard Pamilton .......................................................... 251 Brandon Kreczmer ......................................................... 117 Steve Adams .................................................................. 112 Kyle Glazier ................................................................... 120 Terry Barney .................................................................. 184 Andre Boney .................................................................. 145 Kevin Palermo ............................................................... 137 Ethan Bachinski ............................................................. 182 Justin Morgan ................................................................ 1

Single-Game High: 3 by Nick Bowman (Valpo)Blocks: Ryan Waldron (punt/INS)

PROTECT THE BALL: Western Illinois turned in another turnover-free game in the win at North Dakota State... The Leathernecks have committed just two offensive turnovers on the year (Indiana State)... The Leathernecks had a fumble recovery on the Bison’s first drive, and turned it into seven points... Western ranks first in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and fourth nationally in turnover margin (+8/1.6 pg). Last year Western finished at minus-12 in turnovers.

NATIONALLY-RANKED OFFENSE: Western’s offense has been nothing short of impressive during the first half of the season. Head coach Mark Hendrickson, offensive coordinator Doug Ruse and the offense ranks among the national leaders (and leads the MVFC) in several categories...• 3rd in rushing offense (274.2 ypg)• 5th in total offense (463.6 ypg)• 6th in scoring offense (38.0 ppg)Bryce Flowers is third in the Valley and ranks 15th nationally aver-aging 106.8 yards on the ground while Caulton Ray is ninth in the MVFC and 34th nationally in rushing (89.8)... Matt Barr is 27th in total offense (236.4) and 25th in passing efficiency (136.13)

TOUCHDOWN WESTERN ILLINOIS: That phrase has been said often during the first five games of the 2010 season. Western has scored 27 touchdowns this season - 18 rushing and 9 passing... The 38.0 ppg (190 points) leads the conference and ranks sixth na-tionally. This year’s team already outscored last year’s squad after just four games, (154 points and 21 TDs in 11 games).

DEFENSE MATCHING THE OFFENSE: The Leatherneck defense is keeping pace with the offense’s national rankings... Western stands among the national rankings...• 5th in passing efficiency defense (93.81)• 4th in scoring defense (13.6 ppg)• 4th in turnover margin (+1.6)• 10th in pass defense (139.4 ypg)Senior linebacker Kyle Glazier enters the weekend tied for 43rd nationally in tackles (9.0 p/g) and 80th in tackles per game (1.1 p/g)... Senior defensive end Mike Stieren is tied for 44th nationally with 0.4 sacks per game.

HOME SWEET HOME: After going winless at Hanson Field last year, this year’s Leathernecks have been simply dominating at home in the first three games.• The offense is scoring 47 points per game at home while the de-fense is allowing 7.0 ppg... • The offense has scored in all 12 quarters at home; the defense has shutout the opposition in 10 of the 12 quarters...• The rushing game has tallied at least 300 yards in all three home games; the defense allowed 180 or fewer yards of total offense twice...• The offense had kept control of the ball at least 34 or more min-utes in two of the games...• The defense has recorded nine of the 10 takeaways at home.• And it has rained at some point during the day of every game. The Valparaiso and Indiana State games were played in a constant rain all game long.

BALANCED RUSHING ATTACK: Known for its rushing attack, Western Illinois kept that trend going in the season-opener against Valparaiso. Three running backs rushed for at least 80 yards - Bryce Flowers 121 (21 carries), Caulton Ray 86 (16 carries) and Lamor Hickman 80 (12 carries) in the win... The last time West-ern had three running backs each register at least 80 yards on the ground came against Quincy in September 2008.

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NFL PIPELINEFive players from Western Illinois are currently in the NFL. West-ern Illinois players and coaches have won a combined 16 Super Bowl Championships.

Dallas Cowboys:LB Jason Williams

San Francisco 49ers:DB Will James (formerly Will Peterson)

San Diego Chargers:P Mike Scifres

New York Giants:OL Rich Seubert

Cleveland Browns:LB David Bowens

Herb Donaldson was a last cut by the Dallas Cowboys and Patrick Stoudamire was a late cut by the San Francisco 49ers. Both signed free agent deals with the respective team. Former San Diego Charger and New England Patriot defensive back Rodney Harrison enters his second year in the studio on the Football Night in America NFL broadcast on NBC Sports Sunday nights. Sophomore offensive lineman Andrew Robiskie and redshirt-freshman Kyle Robiskie are the son of Atlanta Falcons assistant coach Terry Robiskie, and younger brother to Cleveland Brown wide receiver Brian Robiskie. Assistant coach Tim Martz worked for the St. Louis Rams and Detroit Lions prior to re-joining the Leathernecks. His dad is Chi-cago Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz. Former Western defensive coordinator Brian Van Gorder (2000) enters his third year as the defensive coordinator with the Atlanta Falcons. John Teerlink played for the Leathernecks from 1971-73. He’s an assistant coach for the Indianapolis Colts.

Three Western Illinois players were named Preseason All-America in various publications.

LB KYLE GLAZIERConsensus Draft Service .................................Honorable MentionPhil Steele College Football Preview ...........................Third TeamCollege Sporting News.................................................Third TeamFCS Senior Scout Bowl................. Second Team (North Defense)

WR LITO SENATUSConsensus Draft Service .................................Honorable MentionPhil Steele College Football Preview ...........................Third Team

RS TODD SPEIGHTConsensus Draft Service .................................Honorable MentionPhil Steele College Football Preview ...........................Third TeamSports Network.........................................................Second Team

PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN

TWO GO FOR �00: For the first time in a span of 22 games, West-ern Illinois had two runners finish with at least 100 yards on the ground in the convincing 40-7 win over Indiana State... Bryce Flowers rushed for a game-high 192 yards and two scores while Caulton Ray tallied 115 yards and two TDs... The previous time came when Herb Donaldson (273) and Dre Gibbs (126) rushed for more than 100 in the win at Missouri State in October 2008.

NEARLY DO IT AGAIN: Western nearly made it two consecutive games with two rushers clearing 100 yards... At North Dakota State, Caulton Ray finished with a game-high 106 yards on 18 carries (5.9 ypc) - includ-ing a season-high 36 yard run on his first carry of the game... Bryce Flowers tallied 95 yards on 16 carries (5.9 ypc)... Both runners extended their streak of rushing for a touchdown in every game this season.

ELITE 5,000 CLUB: In addition to his rewriting of the passing record books, senior Matt Barr joined another elite group... Following the win over Sam Houston State, he surpassed 5,000 yards of total offense... Barr (5,300) became the fifth Leatherneck ever to reach the 5,000 pla-teau joining Paul Singer (7,816), Russ Michna (6,713), Steve LaFalce (6,683) and Jeff Hecklinski (5,728).

BARR EARNS MVFC, NATIONAL AWARD: Senior quarterback Matt Barr, who played only three quarters in the win over Sam Houston State, was named Missouri Valley Football Conference ‘Offensive Player of the Week’ and ‘Na-tional FCS Offensive Player of the Week’ by the College Football Performance Awards... Barr set a Western Illinois re-cord with 125 rushing yards by a quarter-back – breaking his own mark set against South Dakota State in the 2007 season opener... Barr rushed just seven times in the win, including a career-long 69-yard touchdown run... He completed 12-of-26 passes for 221 yards and matched a personal-best with three TD passes, also done last year in the win at Sam Houston to kick off the 2009 campaign... Both of Barr’s weekly MVFC awards came fol-lowing a win over Sam Houston State (2009).

BARR IN THE TOP �0: Senior quarterback Matt Barr added his name again to the Western Illinois ‘Top 10’ passing record book early in the 2010 season. In the Valparaiso game, Barr reached 10th place in passing yards all-time. After his performance against Indiana State he stands sixth place all-time, and he continues to climb closer to fifth with 4,497 yards (needing 201 yards)... His 25 completions and 286 yards at Purdue were both the second-highest totals of his career... Barr matched a career-high throwing three touchdown passes against Sam Houston State... He also ranks among the ‘Top 10’ in: completions (346/5th), attempts (635/6th), percentage (.545/7th), yards per game (149.9/8th) and touchdowns (26/T-7th)... His passing yards versus Sam Houston State marked the ninth time in his career he has thrown for 200-plus yards.

- CAREER 200-YARD PASSING GAMES -437 - at Sam Houston State (2009)286 - at Purdue (20�0)284 - at South Dakota State (2008)276 - Youngstown State (2007)270 - Stephen F. Austin (2009)247 - at Stephen F. Austin (2008)230 - Valparaiso (20�0)22� - Sam Houston State (20�0)208 - Southern Illinois (2007)

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- MATT BARR TOP COMPLETIONS -27 - at South Dakota State (2008)25 - at Purdue (20�0)20 - Stephen F. Austin (2009)18 - South Dakota State (2007)18 - North Dakota State (2007)18 - at Sam Houston State (2009)

- MULTI-TOUCHDOWN GAMES -3 - Sam Houston State (20�0)3 - at Sam Houston State (2009)2 - on five occasions

SENATUS NEARING CENTURY MARK: Senior wide receiver Lito Senatus caught five passes for 45 yards in the win at North Dakota State, giving him 99 career receptions. He enters the South Dakota State game five shy of sixth place (Brett Grimshaw)... Senatus matched a personal-best hauling in two TD receptions at NDSU, giving him 11 for his career and tying for ninth place all-time... He is also close to moving into the ‘Top 10’ for receptions yardage (1,332/29 yards shy).

SPEIGHT SETS RECORD: Senior return specialist Todd Speight wasted no time tying the Western Illinois career kickoff return record. In the season-opener against Valparaiso, Speight returned the opening kick of the second half 17 yards. He took sole possession of the record at Purdue, currently with 76 and counting... Speight remains 151 yards behind Reggie Gray for that career kickoff return mark... The senior do-all back is making a charge at the all-purpose ‘Top 10’ list as well. With 2,371 all-purpose yards to his credit, Speight needs 271 more to surpass 10th place.

FLOWERS WINS SECOND NEWCOMER AWARD: Freshman running back Bryce Flowers picked up his second MVFC ‘New-comer of the Week’ award thanks to a personal-best performance against Indiana State... The freshman running back tallied 192 yards on the ground and scored two touchdowns in the win... Flow-ers had an impressive first game as a Leatherneck. The January transfer from Army Prep rushed for a game-high 128 yards on 21 carries and scored twice in the fourth quarter against Valparaiso to win the award for the first time.

FRESHMAN LEADS THE WAY: True-freshman running back Bryce Flowers continues to lead the Leathernecks in rushing yards per game (106.8 ypg), ranks third among the MVFC leaders and 15th nation-ally... He enters the weekend with 534 net yards (6.4 apc) and seven touchdowns... Flowers has rushed for a touchdown in all five games this season... Flowers has also caught eight passes totaling 92 yards (11.5 ypc)... He broke off three runs of 20-plus yards against Indiana State, giving him five on the season... Flowers ranks 43rd nationally in all-purpose yards (125.2) and tied for 20th in scoring (8.4 ppg).

RAY WELCOME ADDITION: Sophomore running back Caulton Ray has been a welcome addition since joining the program in January after two years in the Michigan State program... Ray has rushed for a touchdown in all five games, totaling 449 yards on the ground (averaging 4.6 yards per rush)... Ray leads the team with 98 rushing attempts... He turned in his first 100-yard game as a Leatherneck, tallying 115 yards against Indiana State and scored two TDs, and followed that with a game-high 106 yards and a score at North Dakota State... He ranks ninth in the MVFC and 34th nationally averaging 89.8 rushing yards per game. Ray is also tied for 48th in the nation scoring 7.2 points per game.

CRUMP LEADING RECEIVERS: Junior Terriun Crump continues to keep the team lead, 19 receptions totaling 261 yards. He hauled in his first TD of the season, a 43-yarder against Sam Houston State... Crump’s TD receptions was his first as a Leatherneck... Following his performance at North Dakota State (matching personal-high of five re-

ceptions totaling career-high 75 yards), he surpassed last year’s totals (18 rec./235 yds) in just five games.

HELT TURNING IN CAREER YEAR: Senior tight end Drew Helt is turning into a valuable offensive threat for the Leathernecks, matching his previous three-year career totals... In five games, Helt currently ranks fifth on the team in receptions, totaling seven catches for 115 yards. In fact, three of his catches have gone for 24 or more yards... During his previous three years, Helt had seven receptions for 118 yards.

TD FIRSTS: Western Illinois’ offense has accounted for nine passing touchdowns this season. Those nine passes have gone to six different receivers... Of the six, five recorded their first-ever touchdown reception - Terriun Crump, Justin Morgan, Charles Chestnut, Aaron Muham-mad and Josh Gabelmann.

GLAZIER LEADS DEFENSE AGAIN: Senior linebacker Kyle Glazier contributed seven tackles in the win at North Dakota State... In his four-year career he has recorded double-digit tackles 14 times... Glazier had four games in 2008, seven last year and three times this season... Glazier leads the defense with 5.5 tackles for a loss and he ranks second on the squad making two sacks... He finished his sophomore and junior year as the team’s leading tackler.TOP TACKLE PERFORMANCES16 - at Indiana State (2009)15 - Northern Iowa (2008)13 - Stephen F. Austin (2009)13 - at Illinois State (2009)12 - at Northern Illinois (2009)12 - at Northern Iowa (2009)12 - South Dakota State (2009)

CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS: Kyle Glazier isn’t the only current Leatherneck to record 100-plus tackles in his career (263)... Senior linebacker Brandon Kreczmer has 165 career stops (88 coming last year)... Senior defensive lineman Victor Visoky has 126 career tackles, including 13.5 for a loss.

STIEREN SACKING QBs: Senior Mike Stieren moved into the team lead with 3.5 sacks on the season. He recorded 1.5 in the win at North Dakota State, including a key stop on fourth down late in the game to give the offense the ball back... In his previous three years, Stieren had 5.5 and in five games this season he is near his career total.

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LEATHERNECK PROFILES#20 TERRY BARNEYSR/DBSENIOR (20�0): Saw action in the season-opener against Valpo and the next week at Purdue... made three tackles and shared on one for a loss against Sam Houston State... two tackles in the con-ference-opening win over Indiana State...JUNIOR (2009): Played in all 11 games and started five times... season-high five tackles against Missouri State and North Dakota State... recorded four stops in consecutive games at Illinois State and Northern Iowa... made three tackles on five occasions... recov-ered a fumble in the opener at SHSU... two break-ups at Southern Illinois and at Illinois State... finished eighth on the team in tackles... recorded 35 tackles and five pass break-ups.

#4 MATT BARRSR/QBSENIOR (20�0): Voted team captain for the second straight year... threw for 230 yards on 50 percent completions in the win over Val-paraiso... rushed for 41 yards in the win... recorded second-highest totals of his career with 25 completions for 286 yards at Purdue (25-38) and threw a touchdown... named MVFC Offensive Player of the Week and College Football Performance Awards National Offensive Player of the Week following his performance against Sam Houston State... rushed for program QB record 125 yards, including a career-long 69-yard TD run, and threw for 221 yards in the win, matching a personal-best of three TD passes... surpassed 5,000 career total offense yards in the win... 13 of the team’s pass completions went to nine different receivers... held to career-equal-ing low 19 passing yards (4-of-11, 1 INT) in the win over Indiana State... rained the entire game, but did rush for 48 yards on seven carries including a long of 21 yards... threw for 175 yards (17-of-24) and two scores in the win at North Dakota State... rushed for 26 yards in the game.JUNIOR (2009): Received the Missouri Valley Football Conference President’s Council Academic Excellence Award for the 2009-10 academic year... First Team Academic All-Missouri Valley Football Conference... started the first four games of the year before suf-fering a season-ending injury against Southern Illinois... Earned nationwide attention as the recipient of the College Sporting News Football Championship Subdivision Player of the Week award (Sept. 7) and earned the first Missouri Valley Football Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Week honor (Sept. 7) after throwing for 437 yards in the season-opening 35-28 win at Sam Houston State (Sept. 3)... voted team captain... received the prestigious Lincoln-Laureate Academic Award... completed 18-of-26 passes for 437 yards and three touchdowns in the opening win at Sam Houston State... the 437 passing yards were second-highest in program his-tory... it marked just the 19th time in league history that a quarter-back had thrown for 400+ yards and ranked eighth-best in league history for a single game... rushed for 28 yards and threw for 117 (14-of-22) at Northern Illinois... went 20-of-42 for 270 yards and two touchdowns against Stephen F. Austin... before injury completed 7-of-14 passes for 90 yards against Southern Illinois... his 104.65 passing efficiency would rank sixth-best among the season ‘Top 10’... earned the 2009-10 Student-Athlete Provost Award.

#�4 CHRIS BOONESO/DBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Made two solo tackles in the win over Val-paraiso... two solo tackles at Purdue... solo tackle and two pass breakups against Sam Houston State... made two tackles versus Indiana State... four tackles in the win at North Dakota State and broke up two passes.REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2009): Played in the first 10 games but missed the season-finale... made three starts... recorded four solo tackles at Indiana State... three tackles in the win at Sam Houston State and against Stephen F. Austin... recorded a pass break-up on three occasions... forced a fumble at SHSU... 11 of his 15 tackles were solo stops.

#42 RYAN CARLETONJR/LBJUNIOR (20�0): Made four tackles, including one for a loss, against Valparaiso in his first game as a Leatherneck... played in the Pur-due, Sam Houston State, Indiana State and North Dakota State games on special teams...

#88 TERRIUN CRUMPJR/WRJUNIOR (20�0): Caught game-high five passes totaling 60 yards (with a long of 23 yards) in the win over Valparaiso... shared team-lead with five receptions at Purdue for team-leading 52 yards (in-cluding a long of 21 yards)... first career TD reception came in the Sam Houston State win, a 43-yard catch... finished the game with game-high three receptions for 68 yards... limited to a 6-yard catch in the win over Indiana State during the rainy Homecoming game... career-highs of 75 receiving yards on five catches (matches) in the win at North Dakota State, including a 39-yard catch to help set up a touchdown in the third quarter.SOPHOMORE (2009): Saw action in all 11 games... third-leading receiver with 18 receptions totaling 235 yards... two catches for 40 yards at Sam Houston State, including a season-long of 31 yards... 17 yards on two receptions against Stephen F. Austin... made two 14-yard catches against Southern Illinois... 16-yard catch against Youngstown State... 12-yard reception at Indiana State... caught two passes for 16 yards against North Dakota State... season-highs of five receptions totaling 65 yards at Illinois State... three catches for 41 yards against South Dakota State... also made five tackles, including season-high two at Northern Iowa.

#55 ANTHONY D’ASTICESR/LBSENIOR (20�0): Missed the first two games of the season with an injury... returned to the field against Sam Houston State and recorded four tackles... made a solo tackle against Indiana State... earned his first career start at North Dakota State and finished with three tackles.JUNIOR (2009): Saw action in six games... made three tackles in consecutive games against Northern Illinois and Stephen F. Aus-tin... solo stop against Southern Illinois... also played in the Sam Houston State, Youngstown State and Illinois State games.

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#28 RYAN DAVISJR/DBJUNIOR (20�0): Made two tackles in the season-opening win against Valparaiso... shared the team-lead making eight stops at Purdue and broke up a pass... made a solo tackle in the win over Sam Houston State... two solo tackles, broke up two passes and recovered a fumble in the Indiana State win... made a tackle and broke up a pass against North Dakota State.

#90 RYAN DEMMINGR-FR/DLREDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (20�0): Made a solo tackle against Val-paraiso... five tackles and broke up a pass in the win over Sam Houston State... two tackles versus Indiana State... two tackles at North Dakota State...

#2� KEITH ENDERLEINJR/DBJUNIOR (20�0): Transferred to Western in January from Delta Col-lege... earned the start in his first game as a Leatherneck... made an assisted tackle... four solo stops at Purdue... had five tackles at home versus Sam Houston State... third on the team recording six tackles in the win over Indiana State... finished with three tackles at North Dakota State...

#23 BRYCE FLOWERSFR/RBFRESHMAN (20�0): Rushed for a game-high 128 yards on 21 car-ries in the Valparaiso win... averaged 6.1 yards per carry in the win and scored two rushing TDs in the fourth quarter... named MVFC ‘Newcomer of the Week’ following his debut performance... rushed for 36 yards on seven carries at Purdue and scored a touchdown... caught three passes for 46 yards in the game... rushed for 83 yards on 14 carries (5.9 apc) and caught a 13-yard pass against Sam Houston State... broke off a season-long 41-yard run in the game and scored a rushing touchdown... team season-high 192 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the conference-opening win over In-diana State... averaged 7.4 yards per carry and had three carries of 20-plus yards... named MVFC ‘Newcomer of the Week’ following his performance... rushed for 95 yrads on 16 carries in the win at North Dakota State and caught four passes for 33 yards... scored an 18-yard TD on a run where he came out of his shoe...

#�8 TIM FRANKENJR/DBJUNIOR (20�0): Made four tackles, including one for a loss, in the win over Valparaiso... assisted tackle at Purdue... season-high six tackles against Sam Houston State... shared on three tackles in the Indiana State victory... made two tackles in the win at North Dakota State...SOPHOMORE (2009): Played in eight games and started the first six contests... twice recorded a season-high nine tackles - against Stephen F. Austin (1.5 TFL) and Missouri State... five tackles in consecutive games against Southern Illinois and Youngstown

State... made four stops at Northern Illinois... had two tackles in the season-opener at Sam Houston State... finished with 34 tackles and 2.0 tackles for a loss.

#�3 CHRIS FUCHSSR/PSENIOR (20�0): Averaged 30.7 yards on three punts during the second half of the win over Valparaiso... six punts for 39.2 yards at Purdue, including a season-long 46 yards... matched a career-high of seven punts against Sam Houston State, averaging 41.6 yards per kick... launched five inside the 20-yard line and recorded a season-long 49 yard kick... averaged 37.2 yards on six punts in the win over Indiana State, including a season-long 52-yarder... placed three of his six punts inside the Sycamore 5-yard line... punted six times at North Dakota State, including three inside the 20-yard line...JUNIOR (2009): Started in all 11 games... finished sixth in the Mis-souri Valley and 54th nationally averaging 38.2 yards on 64 punts... received the team’s Green Beret Award, given to outstanding play on the kicking team... averaged 49 yards on two punts at Sam Houston State... 43-yard average on six punts at Northern Illinois... season-high nine punts (38.4 avg) versus Stephen F. Austin... 40.6 average on five punts against Missouri State... best yardage game was 45.2 average at Northern Iowa where three of his eight punts went 50-plus yards and four were fair caught... landed four of his six punts against South Dakota State inside the 20-yard line... aver-aged 63.5 yards on two kickoff attempts at Illinois State... finished the year with 17 punts inside the 20 and 17 that were fair caught.

#33 JOSH GABELMANNJR/FBJUNIOR (20�0): Set a career-high scoring two touchdowns in the Valparaiso win... caught an 8-yard touchdown pass and ran one in from four yards, the only two touches he had in the game... car-ried twice against Indiana State for 20 yards, including a 1-yard TD run... caught a team-leading two passes in the win totaling six yards... caught two passes for 18 yards at North Dakota State.SOPHOMORE (2009): Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Con-ference... played in 10 games and started the first six... rushed for 17 yards and a touchdown in the win over Sam Houston State... nine rushing yards and two catches totaling 10 yards at Northern Illinois... season-highs of nine rushing attempts totaling 38 yards against Southern Illinois, and caught a 12-yard pass... 13 rushing yards and 5-yard catch against Youngstown State... 19 all-purpose yards against North Dakota State and 12 versus Illinois State... caught three passes for 13 yards at Northern Iowa... recorded 22 rushed for 83 yards on the year.

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#4� MIKE GAROPPOLOJR/LBJUNIOR (20�0): Second on the team with seven tackles in the win over Valparaiso... had 2.0 TFL and a sack... shared the team lead with eight tackles at Purdue, including one for a loss.SOPHOMORE (2009): Saw action in 10 games, missing the sea-son-finale... season-high four tackles, including 1.5 for a loss and a 4-yard sack against Stephen F. Austin... three solo tackles, in-cluding a 15-yard sack at Illinois State... recorded a tackle against: Sam Houston State, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois and North-ern Iowa... ended the year with 12 tackles, 3.0 TFL and 1.5 sacks.

#�2 KYLE GLAZIERSR/LB

- - PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - -SENIOR (20�0): Voted Team Captain... Preseason Honorable Men-tion All-America by Consensus Draft Services... Preseason Third Team All-America and First Team All-Missouri Valley Football Con-ference by Phil Steele College Football Preview... Preseason Third Team All-American by College Sporting News... Preseason Second Team All-American (North Defense) by FCS Senior Scout Bowl... Preseason All-Missouri Valley Football Conference by league head coaches and media... led the defense with 10 tackles in the opening win over Valparaiso... made seven tackles at Purdue, including two for a loss and a sack... game-high 10 tackles against Sam Hous-ton State, including 1.5 for a loss and a sack... shared game-high honors recording 11 tackles in the victory against Indiana State... recorded 1.5 tackles for a loss in the win... made seven stops and broke up a pass at North Dakota State...JUNIOR (2009): Second Team All-Missouri Valley Football Con-ference... First Team Academic All-MVFC... Team Defensive Most Valuable Player... received the program’s Robert Blaha, Sr. Schol-arship Award... selected as one of the team’s five captains... started in all 11 games... led the team and tied for ninth nationally averag-ing 10.9 tackles... recorded seven games of 11-plus tackles... five stops and recovered a fumble in the win over Sam Houston State... 12 tackles at Northern Illinois... 13 tackles, including 1.5 TFL, and 14-yard interception return against Stephen F. Austin... eight tack-les and 16-yard INT return versus Southern Illinois... nine tackles at Youngstown State... 11 tackles, including 2.0 TFL and a forced fumble against Missouri State... season-high 16 tackles at Indiana State... nine tackles versus North Dakota State... 13 tackles and two quarterback hurries at Illinois State... 12 tackles in consecu-tive games to close out the season, at Northern Iowa and against South Dakota State... on the year totaled 120 tackles, 7.0 tackles for a loss, 1.5 sacks, two interceptions and three pass break-ups...Earned the 2009-10 Student-Athlete Provost Award.

#93 DWIGHT HARRISSO/DLSOPHOMORE (20�0): Recorded four tackles in his start against Valparaiso... 5-yard tackle for a loss at Purdue... had two tackles in the Sam Houston State victory and recovered a fumble on the SHSU 1-yard line setting up a touchdown... recovered a key fumble on North Dakota State’s opening drive inside Western territory... made two tackles and shared on one for a loss in the win.REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2009): Played in nine games and earned

a start against Southern Illinois, North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and South Dakota State... season-high two tackles against Mis-souri State and SDSU... solo stop and forced a fumble against NDSU... recorded a tackle at Northern Illinois, SIU, Youngstown State and UNI.

#49 DREW HELTSR/TESENIOR (20�0): Set career-highs with three receptions for 38 yards against Valparaiso... caught two passes for 24 yards against Pur-due... two catches totaling 53 yards, including a long of 29 yards, against Sam Houston State... JUNIOR (2009): Played in 10 games, missing only the Northern Iowa game... caught a 31-yard reception in the season-opening win at Sam Houston State.

#26 LAMOR HICKMANSO/RBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Rushed for 80 yards on 12 carries in the win over Valparaiso... averaged team-best 6.7 yards per carry... also made two tackles on special teams in the win... rushed three times for six yards against Sam Houston State... scored on a 5-yard touchdown run in the win over Indiana State... finished the game with 13 yards on six carries.

#6 KIERON JAMESSO/DBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Made three tackles in the win over Valpara-iso... made four tackles at Purdue.... five tackles (including four so-los) against Sam Houston State, including one for a loss... forced a fumble against Indiana State and made a solo tackle... broke up a pass in the endzone against North Dakota State early in the win... finished with six tackles, including five solos...FRESHMAN (2009): Saw action in 10 games, started against Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, Youngstown State and Illinois State... season-high seven tackles at YSU... five solo stops, forced a fumble and two pass break-ups in the win in his collegiate debut at Sam Houston State... four stops against SFA... three tackles at Southern, Missouri State, Illinois State and Northern Iowa... two solo stops versus North Dakota State and two assisted stops at NIU... finished with 32 tackles and five pass break-ups.

#39 CHARLIE JOUETTSR/PKSENIOR (20�0): Kicked a 36-yard field goal during the first quar-ter against Valparaiso... finished 1-of-2 on field goals and made all six extra point attempts... his made FG marked the first one made by the team in eight games... converted three extra points at Pur-due... converted all eight extra point attempts against Sam Houston State... went 6-of-8 on extra points in the rainy win over Indiana State... first missed extra point of his career, and later in the game had his second one blocked... converted all four extra points in the win at North Dakota State.

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LEATHERNECK PROFILES#5� BRANDON KRECZMERSR/LBSENIOR (20�0): Recorded a fumble recovery and quarterback hurry in the win versus Valparaiso... made six tackles at Purdue, in-cluding four solos... made seven tackles and a quarterback hurry in the Sam Houston State victory... recorded 1.5 tackles for a loss and a sack... second on the team with eight tackles in the win over In-diana State... recovered a fumble and his first career interception... game-high 10 tackles in the win at North Dakota State, including two tackles for a loss, shared sack and two quarterback hurries...JUNIOR (2009): Played and started in all 11 games... received the team’s Red Miller Award... finished 10th in the MVFC and tied for 78th nationally averaging 8.0 tackles... opened the year with four tackles, including a 10-yard sack, at Sam Houston State... 12 stops at Northern Illinois... seven tackles versus Stephen F. Austin... four tackles, including a sack, against Southern Illinois... 12 stops, in-cluding 2.5 TFL, at Youngstown State... eight tackles versus Mis-souri State, including two sacks and a forced fumble... five tackles at Indiana State and North Dakota State... 7-yard sack and forced a fumble against NDSU... career-high 14 tackles at Illinois State... nine tackles at UNI and recovered a fumble... eight stops against South Dakota State, including a 6-yard sack and pass break-up.

#82 JUSTIN MORGANSO/WRSOPHOMORE (20�0): Saw action against Valparaiso... finished with four receptions totaling 41 yards at Purdue... caught his first collegiate touchdown pass in the win over Sam Houston State, a 13-yard reception.REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2009): Saw action in nine games... start-ed the first two games of the year, Sam Houston State and North-ern Illinois... season-highs of four receptions totaling 28 yards at Northern... 16-yard catch at Southern Illinois... 19-yard catch in the North Dakota State game... 7-yard catch at Illinois State... finished with two receptions for 14 yards against South Dakota State... to-taled nine catches for 84 yards on the year... transferred after at-tending the University of Wyoming.

#45 KEVIN PALERMOJR/LBJUNIOR (20�0): Made a tackle against Valparaiso... assisted tack-le at Purdue... recorded six assisted tackles and had a TFL against Sam Houston State... made three tackles in the conference win over Indiana State... made four stops and broke up a pass against North Dakota State.SOPHOMORE (2009): Played in all 11 games and started against North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and South Dakota State... re-corded a tackle in three straight games - Stephen F. Austin, South-ern Illinois and Youngstown State... four assisted stops at Indiana State... season-high seven tackles against NDSU and UNI... three stops at Illinois State... four tackles versus SDSU... finished with 2.5 TFL... fumble recovery against NDSU... blocked a kick at Indi-ana State.

#24 RAYNARD PAMILTONJR/DBJUNIOR (20�0): Registered three tackles in the win over Val-paraiso... five stops, including sharing one for a loss, against Sam Houston State... one tackle versus Indiana State... assisted on two tackles and broke up a pass in the North Dakota State victory.

#44 SAM POWERSO/LBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Registered six tackles in the win over Val-paraiso, including two for a loss, forced a fumble and broke up a pass... second on the team making nine tackles (a personal-high) in the victory over Sam Houston State... made a tackle for loss and forced a fumble in the win over Indiana State.

#25 CAULTON RAYSO/RBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Transferred from Michigan State in Janu-ary... rushed for 86 yards on 16 carries with a touchdown against Valparaiso... played just over two quarters in the season-opening win... team-leading 73 yards on 21 carries at Purdue, including a 1-yard touchdown run... also caught two passes for 20 yards in the game... finished with 69 rushing yards on 14 carries (4.9 apc) and a touchdown against Sam Houston State... also caught a 10-yard pass in the win... joined Bryce Flowers in recording a 100-yard rushing game against Indiana State, finishing with 115 yards and two touchdowns in the win... averaged 4.0 yards per carry during the rainy Homecoming victory... game-high 106 yards on 18 carries and a touchdown in the win at North Dakota State... averaged 5.9 yards per carry, including a season-long 36-yarder on his first carry of the game.AT MICHIGAN STATE: Started the first four games of the season and saw action in seven contests... rushed for 156 yards on 40 car-ries (3.9 ypc)... one rushing TD... carried the ball six times for 11 yards at Illinois... rushed for 23 yards on just three carries (7.7 avg.) and had one reception for 14 yards at Notre Dame... collected 51 yards on the ground on 16 carries against Central Michigan, includ-ing his first career TD... in his collegiate debut, led the team with 71 rushing yards on 12 carries against Montana State... redshirted in 2008.

#� LITO SENATUSSR/WR

- - PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - - SENIOR (20�0): Voted Team Captain... Preseason Honorable Mention All-America by Consensus Draft Services... Preseason First Team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference by Phil Steele College Football Preview... game-high 86 receiving yards on four catches with a touchdown against Valparaiso... made a career-best 63-yard reception which went for a touchdown... three receptions at Purdue for 43 yards, including a 30-yard reception in the first quar-ter to set up the Leathernecks’ first touchdown... caught two passes for 27 yards in the win over Sam Houston State, including a 9-yard TD reception... limited to a 7-yard reception in the win over Indiana

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LEATHERNECK PROFILESState as it rained the entire game... matched a career-high with two touchdown catches in the win at North Dakota State... finished with five receptions for 45 yards, moving into a tie for ninth place all-time in TD receptions (11)...JUNIOR (2009): Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Football Conference... one of three to receive the team’s Hustle Award... started in all 11 games... opened season with impressive perfor-mance against Sam Houston State, 11 receptions for 235 yards and two touchdowns... the 235 yards rank as third-highest single-game total... six catches for 67 yards at Northern Illinois... 88 yards on seven catches against Stephen F. Austin... 45 yards on six catches against Southern Illinois... 21 yards at Youngstown State and caught a TD pass... made four catches totaling 62 yards versus Missouri State... seven receptions totaling 90 yards at Indiana State... made four receptions for 40 yards and a TD against North Dakota State... 14-yard run at Illinois State and caught eight passes for 83 yards and a score... three catches totaling 25 yards at Northern Iowa... seven receptions for 63 yards against South Dakota State... ranked second among Western season ‘Top 10’ reception leaders (65)... 819 receiving yards good for eighth place... tied for 29th nationally in receptions per game and 39th in receiving yards.

#7 TODD SPEIGHTSR/WR, RS

- - PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - -SENIOR (20�0): Preseason Honorable Mention All-America by Consensus Draft Services... Preseason First Team All-Missouri Val-ley Football Conference by Phil Steele College Football Preview... tied the career kickoff return record with a 17-yard return to start the second half in the win versus Valparaiso... 50 receiving yards (five receptions), 92 kickoff return yards and 30 punt return yards at Purdue... averaged 18 yards on two kickoff returns against Sam Houston State, and rushed for a 24-yard touchdown and caught a 24-yard pass in the victory... 32-yard kickoff return against Indiana State in the conference-opening win.JUNIOR (2009): First Team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference (return specialist)... Western ‘Special Teams Player of the Year’... ranks 15th nationally in punt returns (11.2) and 73rd in kickoff re-turns (20.9)... 90 kickoff return yards and 21 on punts against Sam Houston State... eight returns (matching WIU single-game record) for 155 yards at Northern Illinois... became the only player in pro-gram history to record a kickoff (93 yds) and punt return (88 yds) for a touchdown in the same game, versus Stephen F. Austin... the 88-yard return was the second-longest in program history while the 93 yards on the kickoff was 10th longest... 76 kickoff yards versus Southern Illinois and 75 at Youngstown State with a 16-yard punt return... averaged 22 yards on kickoffs and 10.5 on punts at Indiana State... registered 89 kickoff yards at Illinois State and 16 on two punt returns... finished with 112 kickoff yards at Northern Iowa... 50 kickoff yards against South Dakota State (three returns) and 37 yards on four punt returns... his 50 kickoff returns and 1,047 yards both set program records... second all-time with 1,364 yards.

#9 MIKE STIERENSR/DLSENIOR (20�0): Voted Team Captain... Preseason Second Team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference by Phil Steele College

Football Preview... made two tackles, including a sack, and recov-ered a fumble in the opening win over Valparaiso... three tackles at Purdue... made four tackles, including a sack, in the win over Sam Houston State... four tackles and shared on a TFL during the victory at home against Indiana State... key 1.5 sacks in the win at North Dakota State, including one on fourth down late in the game giving the ball back to the offense.. tallied four tackles and a quar-terback hurry in the road win.JUNIOR (2009): Played and started in 10 games... recorded sea-son-high seven tackles at Northern Illinois... recorded 2.5 tackles for a loss and two sacks against Stephen F. Austin... also registered 2.5 TFL (29 yards) and two sacks (28 yds) with a forced fumble at Youngstown State... four tackles at Illinois State and had three quarterback hurries... three stops at Northern Iowa... two tackles against South Dakota State... a solo tackle at Sam Houston State and assisted on one at Missouri State and Indiana State.

#7� VICTOR VISOKYSR/DLSENIOR (20�0): Earned the start at nose tackle versus Valpara-iso... helped on a tackle... made two tackles at Purdue... finished the Sam Houston State game with two tackles, one for a loss, and forced a fumble which was recovered on the Bearkats 1-yard line setting up a touchdown... recovered a fumble in the win over Indi-ana State.JUNIOR (2009): Saw action in all 11 games... started against North-ern Illinois and Indiana State... season-high four tackles against Stephen F. Austin and at Youngstown State... three stops versus Southern Illinois... made two tackles each in the final six games... recorded three quarterback hurries... recovered a fumble against NIU and SIU.

#34 RYAN WALDRONSO/DBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Made five tackles in the season-open-ing win over Valparaiso... two stop versus Sam Houston State... blocked a punt against Indiana State setting up a touchdown in the conference-opening win.

#27 TYLER WESTSO/DBSOPHOMORE (20�0): Made five tackles in the season-opening win against Valparaiso... recorded six tackles at Purdue, and came up with first career interception to help set up the Leathernecks’ first touchdown... finished with six tackles against Sam Houston State... made three tackles versus Indiana State... recorded five tackles in the victory at North Dakota State.REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2009): Played in the final five games of the season - Indiana State, North Dakota State, Illinois State, UNI and South Dakota State.

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THE LAST TIME... RUSHING - TEAM

300 or more yards ............................................384 vs. Indiana State, 2010400 or more yards ............................................459 at Missouri State, 2008500 or more yards ................................................519 vs. St. Francis, 2007

RUSHING – INDIVIDUAL150 or more yards .................192 – Bryce Flowers vs. Indiana State, 2010200 or more yards .............. 273 - Herb Donaldson at Missouri State, 2008300 or more yards .............314 - Herb Donaldson vs. Missouri State, 20072 players with 100 yards .............................................................................................. Bryce Flowers (192), Caulton Ray (115) vs. Indiana State, 2010Rushed 20 or more times ............................................................................ .................... Caulton Ray (29), Bryce Flowers (26) vs. Indiana State, 2010Rushed 30 or more times ................33 – Dre Gibbs at Indiana State, 2009Run of 50 or more yards ........69 – Matt Barr vs. Sam Houston State, 2010Run of 60 or more yards ........69 – Matt Barr vs. Sam Houston State, 2010Run of 70 or more yards ...77 – Frisman Jackson at Southern Illinois, 2000

PASSING - INDIVIDUAL300 or more yards ................. 437 - Matt Barr at Sam Houston State, 2009400 or more yards ................. 437 - Matt Barr at Sam Houston State, 2009Completed 25 or more passes ...................25 – Matt Barr at Purdue, 2010Completed 30 or more passes ..30 – Sam Clemons vs. Illinois State, 2001Pass of 50 or more yards 63 – Matt Barr to Lito Senatus, Valparaiso, 2010Pass of 60 or more yards 63 – Matt Barr to Lito Senatus, Valparaiso, 2010Pass of 70 or more yards .................................................................................................... 75 – Matt Barr to Matt Warner at North Dakota State, 2008

RECEIVING - INDIVIDUAL100 or more yards ...........108 – Justin Rideau vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2009150 or more yards ........... 235 – Lito Senatus at Sam Houston State, 2009200 or more yards ........... 235 – Lito Senatus at Sam Houston State, 20092 players with 100 yards ..............................................................................................Lito Senatus (235), Matt Warner (109) at Sam Houston St, 2009Caught 7 or more passes ...7 – Lito Senatus vs. South Dakota State, 2009Caught 10 or more passes 11 – Lito Senatus at Sam Houston State, 2009Caught 3 or more TDs .............3 – Reggie Gray vs. Southern Illinois, 2003

TOTAL OFFENSE - TEAM500 yards total offense ......................................... 569 vs. Valparaiso, 2010600 yards total offense .....................................605 vs. Indiana State, 200580-plus plays ......................................................82 vs. Indiana State, 2010

TOTAL OFFENSE - INDIVIDUAL200 pass yards/100 rush yards ................................................................... ............ Matt Barr (221 passing/125 rushing) vs. Sam Houston State, 2010100 rush yards/100 receive yards .......................................................................Dre Gibbs (101), Lito Senatus/Matt Warner at Sam Houston St, 2009

SCORING - TEAM40-plus points ..........................................40 vs. Indiana State (40-7), 201050-plus points ..............................56 vs. Sam Houston State (56-14), 201060-plus points ....................................................63 vs. Quincy (63-0), 2008Shutout an opponent ...........................................45-0 vs. Valparaiso, 2010Was held scoreless .........................................0-34 at Northern Iowa, 2009

SCORING – INDIVIDUALScored 4 or more TDs ............6 – Herb Donaldson vs. Indiana State, 2006Scored 5 or more TDs ............6 – Herb Donaldson vs. Indiana State, 2006Accounted for 5 or more TDs .6 – Herb Donaldson vs. Indiana State, 2006Kicked 4 or more FG ........5 – Taylor Rowan vs. South Dakota State, 2007Kicked a 50-plus yard FG . 54 – Taylor Rowan at North Dakota State, 2008Kicked 6 or more ExP ................ 6 – Charlie Jouett vs. Indiana State, 2010

GIVEAWAYS/TAKEAWAYSDid not commit a turnover ...............................at North Dakota State, 2010Recorded 5 or more takeaways....................... 5 vs. Morehead State, 2006Committed 5 or more turnovers ........................................6 at Toledo, 2006Returned an INT for TD ...... Jerome Bennett vs. St. Francis, 2007 (50 yds)Returned a fumble for TD ..............................................................................................................Patrick Stoudamire vs. Missouri State, 2009 (88 yds)Recovered fumble in endzone for TD .......... Victor Visoky vs. Quincy, 2007

DEFENSE - TEAMHeld opponent to 50 or fewer rush yds................... 49 vs. Valparaiso, 2010Held opponent to 100 or fewer pass yds ............52 vs. Indiana State, 2010Held opponent to 200 or fewer total yds ...........173 vs. Indiana State, 2010Recorded a safety ................................................. vs. Missouri State, 2009

DEFENSE – INDIVIDUALRecorded 2 or more INT ........2 – Tim Franken vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2008Recorded 15 or more tackles .......16 – Kyle Glazier at Indiana State, 2009Recorded 2 or more sacks .1.5 - Mike Stieren at North Dakota State, 2010................2 - Brandon Kreczmer, Buddy Dudczak vs. Missouri State, 2009

SPECIAL TEAMSReturned punt for a TD ...............Todd Speight vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2009Blocked a punt and scored a TD ................................................................................................................Buddy Dudczak at North Dakota State, 2008Returned a kickoff for a TD .........Todd Speight vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2009Blocked a punt .................................Ryan Waldron vs. Indiana State, 2010Had a punt of 70-plus yards ..75/72 – Mike Scifres at Southern Utah, 2002 Totaled 100 or more punt return yds..................................................................................................................106 – Ashlee Frazier at Ball State, 2000Totaled 100 or more kickoff return yds ......................................................................................................... 112 – Todd Speight at Northern Iowa, 2009

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Single-GameYARDS BY A QUARTERBACK1. �25 Matt Barr (Sr) ..Sam Houston State 9/�8/�02. 114 Matt Barr (RFr) South Dakota State 8/30/073. 109 Frisman Jackson (Jr) .at Southern Illinois 10/7/004. 96 Sam Clemons (Sr) .... Missouri State 10/27/015. 69 Matt Barr (So) ..... at Missouri State 10/4/086. 68 Matt Barr (RFr) ..... at Illinois State 10/27/077. 65 Frisman Jackson (Jr) ....... at Ball State 9/9/008. 58 Steve LaFalce (Jr) .... Missouri State 11/12/059. 57 Matt Barr (RFr) .....Southern Illinois 11/3/0710. 53 Russ Michna (Sr) ..... Missouri State 11/15/03

Career PassingYARDS .................... Cmp-Att ...G ......Years1. 8,257 Paul Singer .............678-1231 .44 .1985-882. 6,512 Steve LaFalce .........506-821 ...46 .2003-063. 6,434 Russ Michna ...........418-733 ...39 .2000-034. 5,980 Jeff Hecklinski .........486-800 ...36 .1995-975. 4,698 Bob Majka ...............316-655 ...29 .1969-716. 4,497 Matt Barr ................346-635 ...30 . 2007-pr

YDS per ATTEMPT .Yds ...... Att .........Years1. 8.9 Sam Clemons ...........3,903 ... 441 ....2000-012. 8.8 Russ Michna .............6,434 ... 733 ....2000-033. 8.6 Donny Simmons .......3,709 ... 430 ....1991-924. 8.1 Frisman Jackson ......959 ...... 119 ....2000-015. 7.9 Steve LaFalce ...........6,512 ... 821 ....2003-066. 7.6 Steve Mikez ..............3,860 ... 509 ....1971-737. 7.5 Jeff Hecklinski ...........5,980 ... 800 ....1995-978. 7.3 Mark Zanders ...........3,863 ... 532 ....1998-999. 7.2 Bob Majka .................4,698 ... 655 ....1969-7110. 7.� Matt Barr ..................4,497 ... 635 ... 2007-pr.11. 6.9 Rob St. Sauver .........4,125 ... 600 ....1993-94

YARDS per GAME .. Yards .....G ........Ye a r s 1. 195.2 Sam Clemons .........3,903 .....20 ...2000-012. 187.7 Paul Singer .............8,257 .....44 ...1985-883. 187.5 Rob St. Sauver .......4,125 .....22 ...1993-944. 166.1 Jeff Hecklinski .........5,980 .....36 ...1 9 9 5 - 9 7 5. 165.0 Russ Michna ...........6,434 .....39 ...2000-036. 161.3 Donny Simmons .....3,709 .....23 ...1991-927. 154.5 Mark Zanders .........3,863 .....25 ...1998-998. �49.9 Matt Barr ................4,497 .....30 .. 2007-pr.9. 141.6 Steve LaFalce .........6,512 .....46 ...2003-06

COMPLETIONS ..... Att.. ........G ........Y e a r s 1. 678 Paul Singer .............1,231 .....44 ...1985-882. 506 Steve LaFalce .........821 ........46 ...2003-063. 486 Jeff Hecklinski .........800 ........36 ...1995-974. 418 Russ Michna ...........733 ........39 ...2000-035. 346 Matt Barr ................635 ........30 .. 2007-pr.

ATTEMPTS ..................... Cmp ....G..........Years1. 1,231 Paul Singer .............. 678 ......44 ....1985-882. 821 Steve LaFalce .......... 506 ......46 ....2003-063. 800 Jeff Hecklinski .......... 486 ......36 ....1995-974. 733 Russ Michna ............ 418 ......39 ....2000-035. 655 Bob Majka ................ 316 ......29 ....1969-716. 635 Matt Barr ................. 346 ......30 ... 2007-pr.

PERCENTAGE ...... Cmp-Att....G .......Years1. .619 Donny Simmons .... 266-430....23 ..1991-922. .616 Steve LaFalce ........ 506-821....46 ..2003-063. .608 Jeff Hecklinski ........ 486-800....36 ..1995-974. .574 Sam Clemons ........ 253-441....20 ..2000-01

5. .570 Russ Michna .......... 418-733....39 ..2000-036. .551 Paul Singer ............ 678-1231..44 ..1985-887. .545 Matt Barr ............... 346-635....30 . 2007-pr.8. .495 Steve Mikez ........... 252-509....24 ..1971-73

TOUCHDOWNS ........................ G ........Years1. 62 Paul Singer ............................. 44 ...1985-882. 44 Russ Michna ........................... 39 ...2000-033. 42 Steve LaFalce ......................... 46 ...2003-064. 33 Donny Simmons ..................... 23 ...1991-925. 29 Sam Clemons ......................... 20 ...2000-016. 28 Mark Zanders ......................... 25 ...1998-997. 26 Matt Barr ................................ 30 .. 2007-pr. 26 Jeff Hecklinski ......................... 36 ...1995-97 26 Rob St. Sauver ....................... 22 ...1993-94

CareerRECEPTIONS ................... G .................Years1. 153 Reggie Gray .................... 48 ............2002-052. 144 Gunnard Twyner .............. 33 ............1993-953. 136 Carl Sims ......................... 36 ............2005-084. 130 Steve Williams ................. 45 ............1986-895. 109 Marco Thomas ................ 43 ............2003-066. 104 Brett Grimshaw ............... 44 ............1985-887. 99 Lito Senatus ................... 26 ........... 2008-pr.

TOUCHDOWNS ..............Rec .... G .......Years1. 19 Steve Williams ................ 130 .... 45 ..1986-892. 17 Demeris Johnson ........... 82 ...... 23 ..1991-923. 16 Reggie Gray ................... 153 .... 48 ..2002-054. 15 Marvin Williams .............. 77 ...... 21 ..1972-735. 14 Gunnard Twyner ............. 144 .... 33 ..1993-956. 13 Rusty Jones ................... 43 ...... 23 ..1969-717. 12 Curt Christenson ............ 81 ...... 23 ..1969-71 12 Ron Wilson ..................... 92 ...... 20 ..1968-699. �� Lito Senatus .................. 94 ...... 26 . 2008-pr. 11 Carl Sims ........................ 136 .... 36 ..2005-08 11 Marco Thomas ............... 109 .... 43 ..2003-06 11 Stacy Coleman ............... 86 ...... 23 ..2001-02 11 Steve Decker.................. 67 ...... 17 ..1990-92 11 Albert Brown................... 61 ...... 21 ..1985-86 11 Mike Maher .................... 61 ...... 31 ..1978-80 YARDS ..................................... Rec ... G .......Years1. 2,426 Reggie Gray ................. 153 ... 48 ..2002-052. 2,243 Gunnard Twyner........... 144 ... 33 ..1993-953. 1,891 Steve Williams ............. 130 ... 45 ..1986-894. 1,724 Carl Sims ..................... 136 ... 36 ..2005-085. 1,661 Marco Thomas ............. 109 ... 43 ..2003-066. 1,584 Ron Wilson ................... 92 ..... 20 ..1968-697. 1,477 Demeris Johnson ......... 82 ..... 23 ..1991-928. 1,429 Tom Kevin .................... 87 ..... 32 ..1971-739. 1,385 Curt Christenson .......... 81 ..... 23 ..1969-7110. 1,361 Marvin Williams ............ 77 ..... 21 ..1972-73 �,332 Lito Senatus ............... 99 ..... 26 . 2008-pr.

100-YARD GAMES1. 8 Reggie Gray .....................................2002-052. 7 Ron Wilson .......................................1968-693. 6 Marco Thomas .................................2003-06 6 James Norris ....................................2003-04 6 Gunnard Twyner ...............................1993-956. 5 Stacy Coleman .................................2001-02 5 Curt Christenson ..............................1969-718. 4 Frisman Jackson ..............................2000-019. 3 Carl Sims ..........................................2005-08 3 Bobby Starks ................................ 1999-2000 3 Marvin Williams ................................1972-73 � Lito Senatus ................................... 2008-pr.

200-YARD GAMES1. 2 Frisman Jackson ..............................2000-012. � Lito Senatus ................................... 2008-pr. 1 Stacy Coleman .................................2001-02 1 Ron Wilson .......................................1968-69

Career ALL-PURPOSE Rush ... Rec ... Ret ....G .......Years

1. 5,466 Travis Glasford ....4,189 .. 1,277 . 0 ........44 ..2002-05

2. 5,042 Herb Donaldson ..4,746 .. 225 .... 71 ......43 ..2005-08

3. 4,519 Reggie Gray ........220 ..... 2,432 . 1,867 .48 ..2002-05

4. 4,316 Aaron Stecker .....3,799 .. 530 .... 0 ........25 ..1997-98

5. 3,354 Charles Tharp .....2,866 .. 459 .... 0 ........23 ..1999-00

6. 3,173 Kendall McDonald 2,363 .. 18 ...... 392 ....33 ..1992-94

7. 3,148 Mike Cox .............2,177 .. 810 .... 161 ....48 ..1986-90

8. 3,095 Noria Steward .....2,421 .. 606 .... 68 ......40 ..1962-65

9. 2,643 James Norris .......-2 ........ 1,358 . 1,287 .21 ..2003-04

10. 2,641 Curt Christenson .196 ..... 1,385 . 1,424 .30 ..1969-71

2,37� Todd Speight .....36 ....... 403 .... �,932 .36 . 2007-pr.

TOTAL OFFENSE ...Rush ..Pass...G ...... Years1. 7,816 Paul Singer (QB) ....... -441 ...8,257..44 1985-882. 6,713 Russ Michna (QB) ..... 279 ....6,434..39 2000-033. 6,683 Steve LaFalce (QB) ... 171 ....6,683..46 2003-064. 5,728 Jeff Hecklinski (QB) ... -252 ...5,980..35 1995-975. 5,300 Matt Barr (QB) .......... 803 ....4497...30 2007-pr.

CareerPUNTING AVERAGE .Yds ......P ..... G ...... Years1. 43.5 Mike Scifres..........8,908 ...205 . 46 . 1999-022. 40.4 Ross Schulte ........6,424 ...159 . 33 . 1992-94 40.4 Mike Krause .........11,414 ..280 . 55 . 1986-894. 40.2 Jeff Baker .............10,451 .260 . 50 . 1995-985. 39.1 Barry Woodruff .....4,188 ...107 . 21 . 1984-85 39.1 Peter Muller ..........4,448 ...111 .. 21 . 1971-727. 38.9 John Pecaro .........6,582 ...169 . 27 . 1966-68 38.9 Jack Landis ..........n/a .......n/a .. n/a 1949-509. 37.7 Chris Fuchs ........7,434 ...�97 . 38 .2007-pr.10. 37.2 Steve Justice ........4,162 ...115 .. 30 . 1974-76

CareerPUNT RETURNS1. 59 Ashlee Frazier .................................. 1999-00 40 Todd Speight ...................................2007-pr.

PUNT RETURN YARDS1. 718 Buck Phillips ..................................... 1994-95 39� Todd Speight ...................................2007-pr.

KICK RETURNS1. 77 Todd Speight ...................................2007-pr.2. 69 Reggie Gray ..................................... 2003-05

KICK RETURN YARDS1. 1,592 Reggie Gray ................................... 2002-052. �,54� Todd Speight ................................2007-pr.

RETURNS (any type) FOR TDs1. 6 Buck Phillips ..................................... 1994-952. 3 Bryan Cox ......................................... 1987-90 2 Todd Speight ...................................2007-pr.

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Career SOLO TACKLES1. 317 Lee Russell (FCS record).................2000-032. 308 Edgerton Hartwell.............................1998-003. 261 Pat Bayers........................................1979-824. 222 Ken McMillan....................................1991-935. 215 Frank Spraggins ...............................1994-976. 177 Steve Mertens ..................................1970-737. 168 SteveSilosky.....................................1971-738. 166 Bryan Cox ........................................1987-909. 162 Todd Auer .........................................1984-8610. 160 Jason McWilliams ............................2001-02 �2� Kyle Glazier.................................... 2007-pr.

ASSISTED TACKLES1. 225 Joe Byrne .........................................1972-752. 207 Edgerton Hartwell.............................1998-003. 176 Don Ziegler.......................................1975-774. 171 James Milton ....................................1997-985. 160 Wayne Stewart .................................1993-966. 163 Lee Russell ......................................2000-037. 157 Ken McMillan....................................1991-93 157 Bryan Cox ........................................1987-909. 153 Jason Williams .................................2005-0810. 152 Frank Spraggins ...............................1994-97 �49 Kyle Glazier.................................... 2007-pr.

TOTAL TACKLES Solo ....Asst ......... Years1. 512 Edgerton Hartwell.. 308 .....204 ...... 1998-002. 480 Lee Russell ........... 317 .....163 ...... 2000-033. 409 Pat Bayers............. 261 .....148 ...... 1979-814. 379 Ken McMillian ........ 222 .....157 ...... 1991-935. 367 Frank Spraggins .... 215 .....152 ...... 1994-976. 348 Joe Byrne .............. 130 .....218 ...... 1972-757. 323 Bryan Cox ............. 166 .....157 ...... 1987-898. 316 James Milton ......... 145 .....171 ...... 1997-989. 311 Steve Mertens ....... 177 .....134 ...... 1970-7310. 303 Don Ziegler............ 127 .....176 ...... 1975-77 270 Kyle Glazier.......... �2� .....�49 ......2007-pr.

Miscellaneous Team RecordsGameOFFENSERushing attempts.........77......................at UNI 11/15/69Rushing yards..............519.............. St. Francis 9/15/07Fewest rushing yards ..-24 ........... Illinois State 10/4/86Passing attempts .........60...Western Kentucky 11/26/88Passing yards ..............518.........Indiana State 11/17/01Pass completions ........35...........Indiana State 11/17/01Passing touchdowns....6.................... on four occasions (most recently 11/12/94 vs. Buffalo)Interceptions thrown ....7........at Southern Illinois 9/4/92Total plays....................106........Central Florida 9/26/92Total offense ................743.................at Carthage 1951Combined yards ..........1,256.....................UNI 11/13/99

SCORINGPoints (regular season) Game....................98..................... Cheney 9/11/04 Quarter .................42..................... Cheney 9/11/04 Half .......................70..................... Cheney 9/11/04 4th Quarter ...........24...... at Southern Utah 10/4/97Points (playoffs) Game....................52..................Montana 11/28/98 Quarter .................31..................Montana 11/28/98 4th Quarter ...........29...Western Kentucky 11/26/88

DEFENSEFewest total yards allowed1. 57 .........................Morningside 9/20/802. 69 .........................Illinois State 10/27/843. 72 .........................Winona State 11/9/85

Fewest passing yards allowed1. 0 ...........................Washburn 9/7/91 0 ...........................Missouri State 9/26/87

Fewest rushing yards allowed1. -20 ........................Tennessee-Martin 9/20/032. -16 ........................Illinois State 10/27/843. -13 ........................St. Ambrose 9/21/914. -10 ........................Illinois State 11/10/905. -6 ..........................Drake 11/11/996. -2 ..........................at Eastern Michigan 9/4/03

Most interceptions 8 ...........................Indiana State 11/11/67

Most tackles for loss 21 .........................Arkansas Tech 9/5/87 21 .........................Illinois State 10/27/84 Sacks 14 .........................Howard 11/13/82

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20�0 FOOTBALL ROSTER# NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN1 Lito Senatus WR 6-3 200 Sr Miami, Fla.2 Charles Chestnut WR 6-1 175 So Bradenton, Fla.3 Marva Carley RB 6-0 205 So Palmetto, Fla.4 Matt Barr QB 6-2 210 Sr Belvidere, Ill.5 Justin Hamilton DB 6-0 185 Sr Sarasota, Fla.6 Kieron James DB 6-0 185 So Bradenton, Fla.7 Todd Speight WR 5-8 165 Sr Bradenton, Fla.8 Antoine Ford DB 5-11 170 R-Fr Pemberton, N.J.9 Mike Stieren DL 6-1 235 Sr Springfield, Ill.

10 Cody Reardon QB 6-2 210 So Taylor Mill, Ky. 11 Darryl Johnson DL 6-2 225 Jr Bellflower, Calif. 12 Kyle Glazier LB 6-1 220 Sr Geneseo, Ill.13 Chris Fuchs P/PK 6-1 195 Sr Pembroke Pines, Fla.14 Chris Boone DB 6-0 175 So Chicago, Ill.15 Carter Ridenour QB 6-2 215 So Bettendorf, Iowa16 Myers Hendrickson WR 5-11 190 Jr Macomb, Ill.17 Steve Adams TE 6-2 225 Sr Downers Grove, Ill.18 Tim Franken DB 6-0 195 Jr Carol Stream, Ill. 19 Wil Lunt QB 6-3 215 So Rochester, Ill.

20 Terry Barney DB 6-4 210 Sr Glenwood, Ill. 21 Keith Enderlein DB 6-1 215 Jr Calaveras, Calif.22 David McDaniel DB 5-11 180 Fr O’Fallon, Ill.23 Bryce Flowers RB 5-10 205 Fr Pittsburg, Calif.24 Raynard Pamilton DB 5-11 200 Jr Los Angeles, Calif.25 Caulton Ray RB 5-9 205 So Southfield, Mich.26 Lamor Hickman RB 5-10 185 So Quincy, Ill.27 Tyler West DB 6-1 210 So Westmont, Ill.28 Ryan Davis DB 5-11 175 Jr Elk Grove, Calif.29 Vince Simpson LB 6-0 200 Fr West Bloomfield, Mich.

31 Pat Smith K/DB 5-11 165 R-Fr Quincy, Ill.32 Nate Bowman FB 6-1 225 R-Fr Dolton, Ill. 33 Josh Gabelmann FB 6-0 240 Jr Bettendorf, Iowa34 Ryan Waldron DB 6-0 205 So Bloomington, Ill. 35 Darryl Hughes DB 6-1 175 Jr Castro Valley, Calif. 36 Myles Chrismon QB 6-1 190 Fr Richton Park, Ill.37 Ethan Bachinski LB 6-3 220 R-Fr Milton, Wisc. 38 Larry Patterson RB 5-9 180 Fr Tucker, Ark. 39 Charlie Jouett PK 6-0 190 Sr Sherman, Ill.

40 Mike Harmon FB 5-11 230 So Peoria, Ill. 41 Mike Garoppolo LB 6-2 230 Jr Arlington Heights, Ill.42 Ryan Carleton LB 6-0 235 Jr Lodi, Calif.44 Sam Power LB 6-3 205 So West Lafayette, Ind. 45 Kevin Palermo LB 6-1 225 Jr West Chicago, Ill. 46 Albert Yemitan DB 6-0 190 Fr Houston, Texas47 Jake McGinnis LB 6-1 220 Fr Joppatowne, Md.48 Rick Richardson FB 6-0 245 Jr Arlington Heights, Ill.49 Drew Helt TE 6-4 240 Sr Fort Madison, Iowa

50 Delector Durley, Jr. DL 6-2 245 Fr Detroit, Mich. 51 Brandon Kreczmer LB 6-2 225 Sr Chicago, Ill. 52 Andrew Robiskie OL 6-2 275 So Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.53 Alex Martinez DL 6-1 300 Jr Tarzana, Calif. 54 Antonio Poindexter OL 6-4 300 Fr Chicago, Ill. 55 Anthony D’Astice LB 6-2 230 Sr Addison, Ill.56 Sam Kachanuk OL 6-3 285 Fr Havana, Ill. 57 Enock Presendieu OL 6-4 300 Jr West Bradenton, Fla.58 Gary Sumlin OL 6-3 285 Sr Bakersfield, Calif. 59 Max Dancer OL 6-2 275 So Quincy, Ill.

60 Tim King LB 5-8 188 Fr Chicago, Ill. 62 Jordan Valle OL 6-2 260 Jr Peru, Ill.63 Cameron Koehne OL 6-4 280 Jr Indianapolis, Ind. 65 Mike Lamphear OL 6-4 275 Sr Burr Ridge, Ill. 66 Kyle Caldwell OL 6-4 255 Jr Capistrano Valley, Calif67 Matt Hulbert OL 6-7 295 Sr Ankeny, Iowa

71 Victor Visoky DL 6-4 255 Sr Northbrook, Ill.72 Alie Walker OL 6-4 290 So Naperville, Ill. 73 Nate Adams OL 6-2 265 So Euless, Texas74 Jake Riley DL 6-2 225 R-Fr Burlington, Iowa75 Bryan Carroll OL 6-3 260 Fr O’Fallon, Mo. 76 Jimmy Holtschlag OL 6-5 300 R-Fr Quincy, Ill. 77 Brent Turner DL 6-3 265 Jr Oakland, Calif. 78 Jamal Keaton OL 6-4 310 Fr Crete, Ill.

80 Kyle Robiskie WR 6-1 185 R-Fr Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 81 Mason Howington TE 6-4 235 R-Fr Lawrenceville, Ga. 82 Justin Morgan WR 6-3 210 So Chicago, Ill. 84 Andre Boney WR 6-2 185 Jr St. Louis, Mo.85 Aaron Muhammad TE 6-3 225 Jr Fort Worth, TX87 Nate Piel TE 6-4 220 Fr Wausau, Wisc.88 Terriun Crump WR 6-3 210 Jr Country Club Hills, Ill.

90 Ryan Demming DL 6-3 235 R-Fr Chicago, Ill.91 Will Andre PK 6-3 180 Fr Dothan, Ala.92 Jolli Odele DL 6-1 220 R-Fr Springfield, Ill.93 Dwight Harris DL 6-2 280 So Aurora, Ill. 94 Sam Current DL 6-2 265 Fr Middletown, Ohio95 Nick Madsen DL 6-1 270 So Chicago, Ill.97 Dominick Corsiglia DL 6-2 245 So Park Forest, Ill.

PRONUNCIATIONSAndre Boney ....................................................................... BONE-ayTerriun Crump ....................................................................TERRY-unAnthony D’Astice .......................................................... DAH-sti-shayKeith Enderlein ...............................................................en-der-LINEChris Fuchs ..................................................................................FoxJimmy Holtschlag ............................................................HOLT-shlogKieron James........................................................................ KEY-ronCharlie Jouett ..........................................................................JEW-itCameron Koehne .................................................................... ConeyBrandon Kreczmer....................................................... CRETCH-merEnock Presendieu ...................................................... PRESS-in-dooCarter Ridenour .............................................................RIDE-in-hourLito Senatus.......................................................LEE-toe SEN-a-toosMike Stieren........................................................................STEER-inJordan Valle ..............................................................................ValleyVictor Visoky ..................................................................vie-SOAK-ee

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OFFENSE TWO-DEEPLT 57 ENOCK PRESENDIEU (6-4, 300, Jr) 67 Matt Hulbert (6-7, 295, Sr)

LG 59 MAX DANCER (6-2, 275, So) 63 Cameron Koehne (6-4, 280, Jr)

C 62 JORDAN VALLE (6-2, 260, Jr) 52 Andrew Robiskie (6-2, 275, So)

RG 58 GARY SUMLIN (6-3, 285, Sr) 76 Jimmy Holtschlag (6-5, 300, R-Fr)

RT 65 MIKE LAMPHEAR (6-4, 275, Sr) 66 Kyle Caldwell (6-4, 255, Jr)

QB 4 MATT BARR (6-2, 210, Sr) 19 Wil Lunt (6-3, 215, So) RB 25 CAULTON RAY (5-9, 205, So) 23 Bryce Flowers (5-10, 205, Fr) 26 Lamor Hickman (5-10, 185, So)

FB 33 JOSH GABELMANN (6-0, 240, Jr) 48 Rick Richardson (6-0, 245, Jr)

WR 88 TERRIUN CRUMP (6-3, 210, Jr) 7 Todd Speight (5-8, 165, Sr)-or- 16 Myers Hendrickson (5-11, 190, Jr) WR 1 LITO SENATUS (6-3, 200, Sr) 82 Justin Morgan (6-3, 210, So) -or- 2 Charles Chestnut (6-1, 175, So)

TE 49 DREW HELT (6-4, 240, Sr)-or- 85 AARON MUHAMMAD (6-3, 225, Jr) 83 Alie Walker (6-4, 290, So) PK 39 CHARLIE JOUETT (6-0, 190, Sr) 31 Pat Smith (5-11, 165, R-Fr)

DEFENSE TWO-DEEPDE 93 DWIGHT HARRIS (6-2, 280, So) 90 Ryan Demming (6-3, 235, R-Fr)

NT 71 VICTOR VISOKY (6-4, 255, Sr) 53 Alex Martinez (6-1, 300, Jr) DE 9 MIKE STIEREN (6-1, 235, Sr) 11 Darryl Johnson (6-2, 225, Jr)

SLB 45 KEVIN PALERMO (6-1, 225, Jr) 55 Anthony D’Astice (6-2, 230, Sr)

LN 12 KYLE GLAZIER (6-1, 220, Sr) 44 Sam Power (6-3, 225, So)

WLB 51 BRANDON KRECZMER (6-2, 225, Sr) 37 Ethan Bachinski (6-3, 220, R-Fr) R 18 TIM FRANKEN (6-0, 195, Jr) 34 Ryan Waldron (6-0, 205, So)

CB 6 KIERON JAMES (6-0, 185, So) 8 Antoine Ford (5-11, 170, R-Fr)

FS 27 TYLER WEST (6-1, 210, So) 21 Keith Enderlein (6-1, 215, Jr) SS 28 RYAN DAVIS (5-11, 175, Jr) 24 Raynard Pamilton (5-11, 200, Jr)

CB 14 CHRIS BOONE (6-0, 175, So) 5 Justin Hamilton (6-0, 185, Sr)

P 13 CHRIS FUCHS (6-1, 195, Sr) 39 Charlie Jouett (6-0, 190, Sr)

PR 7 Todd Speight; 16 Myers HendricksonKR 7 Todd Speight; 88 Terriun CrumpSNAP 17 Steve Adams (6-2, 225, Sr); 65 Mike LamphearHOLD 16 Myers Hendrickson; 4 Matt Barr

Opponent LT LG C RG RT QB RB WR/RB WR WR TE

VALPO Hulbert Dancer Valle Sumlin Lamphear Barr Ray Gabelmann Crump Senatus Helt

PURDUE Hulbert Dancer Valle Sumlin Lamphear Barr Ray Muhammad Crump Senatus Helt

SHSU Presendieu Dancer Valle Sumlin Lamphear Barr Ray Speight Crump Senatus Helt

INDST Presendieu Dancer Valle Sumlin Lamphear Barr Ray Gabelmann Crump Senatus Helt

NDSU Presendieu Dancer Valle Sumlin Lamphear Barr Ray Gabelmann Crump Senatus Helt

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VALPO Harris Visoky Stieren Garoppolo Glazier Kreczmer Palermo Enderlein Pamilton James Hamilton

PURDUE Harris Visoky Stieren Garoppolo Glazier Kreczmer Franken West Davis James Boone

SHSU Harris Visoky Stieren Palermo Glazier Kreczmer Franken West Davis James Boone

INDST Harris Visoky Stieren Palermo Glazier Kreczmer Franken West Davis James Boone

NDSU Harris Visoky Stieren D'Astice Glazier Kreczmer Palermo West Franken James Boone

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GAME �Valparaiso.............................0Western Illinois ..................45 MACOMB, Ill. - Western Illinois turned in an impressive per-formance on both sides of the ball as the Fighting Leathernecks snapped a 10-game losing streak following their 45-0 win over Valparaiso. Battling rainy conditions all night, Western in the process ended a six-game losing streak at home in resounding fashion. The offense did not commit a turnover, rolling up 569 yards of offense in 87 plays while Valparaiso fumbled five times losing three. Western’s defense limited the Crusaders to 131 yards of total offense. Quarterback Matt Barr, making his first appearance since game four of last year, and the offense took over on their own 34 after the defense forced Valpo to punt on its opening series. Caulton Ray, making his Western debut, rushed six times in the 11-play drive capping it with a 3-yard touchdown run. Western got the ball back and drove down to the Valpo 19 before the drive stalled. Senior Charlie Jouett nailed a 36-yard field goal for a 10-0 lead with 2:14 left in the first. Western missed an opportunity later in the quarter on a missed 33-yard field goal, but the defense responded three plays later. Mike Stieren recovered the first of three Valpo fumbles, putting the offense at the 15. Two plays later Barr found Josh Gabel-mann on an 8-yard TD pass for a 17-0 lead heading into the locker room. Western took over early in the third quarter on its 32. Barr found Terriun Crump for five yards. On the next play, Barr executed the flea-flicker and found a wide-open Lito Senatus for a 63-yard touchdown. Freshman Bryce Flowers started the fourth quarter breaking through on a 31-yard touchdown. Brandon Kreczmer recovered another Valpo fumble, setting up the offense on the 18. Gabel-mann capped off the four-play drive scoring from four yards out. Flowers added a 16-yard TD run on the next drive for the final margin. Even though the rain lasted most of the night, according to Coach Hendrickson that did not change the game plan. “Our game plan didn’t change because of the weather. Had we played in the downpour from earlier we would have, but we stuck to it and I was very proud with the way we executed with the conditions the way they were,” said Hendrickson. “I was im-pressed for the offense to take 87 snaps and have perfect ball security. On the defensive side it was great for the defense to take the ball away from them three times. We got in 87 plays for 567 yards and in those conditions that’s very impressive.” The victory also marked the first for coach Hendrickson, begin-ning his first year as the program’s head coach after serving as acting head coach during parts of the last two years. “I have been a Leatherneck for a long time and every Leath-erneck win feels good and this one is no exception. We have a lot of young men who are very excited and we are excited for them to get this win,” said Hendrickson, in his 12th year with Western. GAME NOTES: Flowers and Ray both made their Western debut as the duo joined Western in January in time for spring practice... Drew Helt caught three passes for 38 yards. Last year

he caught just one pass for 31 yards... Jouett’s first quarter field goal marked Western’s first made FG in eight games, dating back to the Southern Illinois game last year... The 45 points were the most since Western’s last home win - a 48-45 overtime win over Illinois State in November 2008... It marked the third shutout in 16 games under coach Mark Hendrickson. The other two, 68-0 versus Quincy and 56-0 against Indiana State, came in the 2008 season... Western recorded eight tackles for a loss in all, while Valpo recorded seven pass break-ups... Todd Speight tied the career record for kickoff returns (69 also by Reggie Gray) when he returned the opening kick of the second half... Senatus moved into eighth place among the career reception leaders with 88... Valparaiso was forced to punt nine times... The Leathernecks led in time of possession 34:24 to 25:36... Western was 0-for-2 on fourth down attempts, 4-10 at the Valpo 35 and 4-9 from the 37.

VALPARAISO 0 0 0 0 - 0WESTERN ILLINOIS �0 7 7 2� - 45(Attendance: 10,104; Temp. 74, rain)

Qu Time Play Score� 7:�� Ray 3 run (Jouett kick) 0-7� 2:�4 Jouett 36 FG 0-�02 �:04 Gabelmann 8 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) 0-�73 ��:28 Senatus 63 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) 0-244 �4:54 Flowers 3� run (Jouett kick) 0-3�4 ��:57 Gabelmann 4 run (Jouett kick) 0-384 4:�4 Flowers �6 run (Jouett kick) 0-45

STATISTICS VALPO WESTERNFirst Downs ................................................... 10 28Rushing Attempts ......................................... 36 57Rushing Yards ............................................ 49 339Attempts-Completions-Int. .................... 27-15-0 30-15-0Passing Yards ............................................. 82 230TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... �3� 569Punts-Average ........................................ 9-40.1 3-30.7Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 5-3 0-0Penalties-Yards ......................................... 5-44 11-105Sacks By-Yards ........................................... 2-7 2-153rd Down Conversions .............................. 4-16 7-144th Down Conversions ................................ 0-1 0-2Time of Possession ................................. 25:36 34:24 RUSHING: VALPO - Wildermuth 11-32; Wysocki 2-15; Morelli 14-13; Myers 1-11; Bennett 1-3; Anderson 1-0; Upshaw 1-(-)1; Goergen 3-(-)12; TM 2-(-)12. WESTERN - Flowers 21-128, 2TD; Ray 16-86, TD; Hickman 12-80; Barr 7-41; Gabelmann 1-4, TD. PASSING: VALPO - Goergen 24-13-0, 81; Upshaw 3-2-0, 1. WESTERN - Barr 30-15-0, 230, 2TD. RECEIVING: VALPO - McCarty 4-32; Gerton 4-21; Morelli 4-7; Lewis 1-16; Bennett 1-6; Wildermuth 1-0. WESTERN - Crump 5-60; Senatus 4-86, TD; Helt 3-38; Speight 2-38; Gabelmann 1-8, TD. TACKLES: VALPO - Gokan 17; Heinen 9; Porter 8; Wenzel 8. WESTERN - Glazier 10; Garoppolo 7; Power 6; West 5, Waldron 5.

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GAME 2Western Illinois ..................2�Purdue ................................3� WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Western Illinois battled to the end, but came up short in a 31-21 loss at Purdue. The Fighting Leather-necks fell to 1-1 on the year while Purdue improved to 1-1. Western jumped on the board first, thanks to an opportunistic defense. Mike Stieren tipped Robert Marve’s pass and Tyler West recorded his first career interception to set up the Leathernecks on the Purdue 42. Matt Barr hit Lito Senatus down the middle, all the way to the Purdue one. On the next play Caulton Ray was stopped at the line but his second effort found an open gap into the endzone. Charlie Jouett’s extra point gave the Leathernecks a 7-0 lead at the 11 minute mark. Purdue responded with an eight-play drive, capped by Marve’s 25-yard pass to Justin Siller, to tie the game. Western missed on two opportunities during the second quarter in Purdue territory. Jouett narrowly missed a 37-yard field goal left of the upright. Later in the quarter facing 4th-and-1 on the 28 Barr missed on a pass to Drew Helt. That was an 11-play drive. Purdue marched down the field using a 15-play drive to take the lead. Dan Dierking punched it in from a yard out with 18 second left in the half. On the ensuing kickoff Todd Speight fumbled and Purdue took over on the Leathernecks’ 21. Following a 2-yard completion, Carson Wiggs nailed a 36-yard field goal for a 10-point halftime lead. Late in the third quarter Western looked to have stopped Purdue on a three-and-out. However, on the punt Western was flagged for roughing the kicker. The Boilermakers took advantage and marched down the field. Dierking scored from five yards out with 3:11 remain-ing making it 24-7. In the fourth quarter Western broke the scoring drought. Bryce Flowers rushed for a 14-yard touchdown with 4:31 remaining, cutting the deficit to 24-14. The play covered 55 yards in nine plays. Purdue broke off a 40-yard touchdown run when Al-Terek Mc-Burse looked to have been brought down but shook off two tackles for the TD. Western responded with an 82-yard drive on nine plays capped by Barr’s 10-yard touchdown pass to Charles Chestnut. Barr completed 25-of-38 passes for 286 yards and a touchdown. His completions and yards were both the second-highest total of his career. Terriun Crump (52 yards), and Speight (50) each caught five passes. Justin Morgan made four catches. Junior transfer Ryan Davis recorded a season-high eight tack-les while Mike Garoppolo set a career-high with eight stops. Kyle Glazier added seven tackles, including two for a loss. “We’ve got a good football team, we just need to execute bet-ter and not make costly mistakes. Overall we played very well. The offense had some great execution and great drives,” said head coach Mark Hendrickson. “I thought we out-played Purdue in the fourth quarter. Matt Barr made some great plays and our receivers came up with key catches late in the game. It was very impressive to see our team never quit on either side of the ball. There is really one drive we’d like to have back defensively, the one at the end of the first half. Our defense was very good overall.” All-American lineman Ryan Kerrigan recorded a game-high 12 stops, including four for a loss. Dierking rushed for 102 yards on 14 carries and scored twice. GAME NOTES: Dwight Harris recorded his first career tackle for loss late in the first quarter… Speight’s first quarter kickoff re-

turn was the 70th of his career, and he took sole possession of the Western all-time record. His fumble late in the first half was the first turnover committed by Western this season, a span of nearly six quarters… Morgan and Speight both set career-highs in receptions and yards. Crump matched his career-high of five catches… Atten-dance was 47,301 for Purdue’s home-opener.

WESTERN ILLINOIS 7 0 0 �4 - 2�PURDUE 7 �0 7 7 - 3�(Attendance: 47,301; Temp. 63, clear)

Qu Time Play Score� ��:00 Ray � run (Jouett kick) 7-01 7:48 Siler 25 pass from Marve (Wiggs kick) 7-72 :18 Dierking 1 run (Wiggs kick) 7-142 :03 Wiggs 36 FG 7-173 3:11 Dierking 5 run (Wiggs kick) 7-244 4:3� Flowers �4 run (Jouett kick) �4-244 3:38 McBurse 40 run (Wiggs kick) 14-314 �:22 Chestnut �0 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) 2�-3�

STATISTICS WESTERN PURDUEFirst Downs ................................................... 22 22Rushing Attempts ......................................... 36 35Rushing Yards .......................................... �20 227Attempts-Completions-Int. .................... 38-25-0 38-24-1Passing Yards ........................................... 286 �75TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... 406 402Punts-Average ........................................ 6-39.2 7-37.4Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 2-1 1-0Penalties-Yards ......................................... 6-60 7-75Sacks By-Yards ........................................... 1-2 3-243rd Down Conversions .............................. 6-15 5-134th Down Conversions ................................ 0-2 0-0Time of Possession ................................. 34:33 25:27 RUSHING: WESTERN - Ray 21-73, TD; Flowers 7-36, TD; Barr 8-11. PURDUE - Dierking 14-102, 2TD; McBurse 5-81, TD; Marve 6-21; Henry 4-17; Crank 3-4; Williams 1-2; Edison 2-0. PASSING: WESTERN - Barr 38-25-0, 286, TD. PURDUE - Marve 34-23-1, 171, TD; Henry 4-1-0, 4. RECEIVING: WESTERN - Crump 5-52; Speight 5-50; Morgan 4-41; Flowers 3-46; Senatus 3-43; Helt 2-24; Ray 2-20; Chestnut 1-10, TD. PURDUE - K. Smith 6-43; C. Smith 5-43; Ross 4-24; Siller 3-37, TD; Adams 2-15; Lindsay 1-5; Dierking 1-5; Edison 1-4; McBurse 1-(-)1. TACKLES: WESTERN - Davis 8; Garoppolo 8; Glazier 7; West 6; Kreczmer 6. PURDUE - Kerrigan 12; Johnson 8; Holland 7; Link 6; Werner 6.

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GAME 3Sam Houston State ............�4Western Illinois ..................56 MACOMB, Ill. - Senior quarterback Matt Barr did it with his feet and through the air, leading Western Illinois to a convincing 56-14 victory over Sam Houston State at Hanson Field. With the win, the Fighting Leathernecks recorded their 500th career victory in 107 years of the program’s existence improving to 500-413-36 all-time. For the third consecutive game, Western struck first. Staging an 89-yard drive later in the first quarter, Bryce Flowers ripped off a 41-yard run then Barr found Todd Speight for 24 yards to set up 1st-and-goal. Two plays later Flowers scored from a yard out. Charlie Jouett hit the extra point for a 7-0 lead. Punter Chris Fuchs pinned the Bearkats down on their own six midway through the second quarter. Victor Visoky forced a fumble on Ryan Wilson, and Dwight Harris recovered on the one yard line. Caulton Ray punched it in on the next play. Once again, the quick-strike Western offense needed just one play. Barr kept the ball himself, broke through the line and raced 69 yards for a touchdown. That marked the longest run of his career giving Western a 21-7 lead. Flanders moved quickly down the field again, using runs of 18 and 31 yards to score his second TD of the quarter cutting Western’s lead to seven points again. The Leathernecks covered 82 yards on eight plays in their next drive. Barr found Lito Senatus on a 9-yard touchdown pass before halftime as Western took a 28-14 lead into the locker room. Flanders rushed for 153 yards in the half, but the Leathernecks defense kept him and the Bearkats offense in check during final 30 minutes. Western took the ball to start and Barr would eventually hit Justin Morgan for a 13-yard touchdown. Following a 3-and-out, Speight took a reverse, used his downfield blocking and scored from 24 yards out. Then right before the third quarter ended Barr hit Terriun Crump down the left sidelines for another 1-play, 43-yard scoring strike, capping the 21-point quarter. The Leathernecks rounded out the scoring when Wil Lunt found Aaron Muhammad on a 16-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter. “The coaching staff and myself couldn’t be more proud of the team than we are at this moment. We have prepared very well through practice and three game weeks, and as a result we’ve played three good ball games. We’ve left each game with more momentum than we had the week before. That’s not easy to do and I give the credit to the players,” said head coach Mark Hendrickson. “At halftime we felt like we did after the first two games. We were playing well, but the goal was to take it up one more notch. The players challenged themselves to do that and I’m proud to say the results showed in the second half.” Barr, who played only three quarters, set a Western Illinois re-cord with 125 rushing yards by a quarterback - breaking his own mark set against South Dakota State in the 2007 season open-er. Barr rushed seven times, including his career-long 69-yard touchdown run. He completed 12-of-26 passes for 221 yards and matched a personal-best with three TD passes, also done last year in the win at Sam Houston to kick off the 2009 campaign. No Leatherneck had more than three catches, as Barr and Lunt found nine different receivers in the win. In fact, Muhammad and Morgan both caught their first TD pass as a Leatherneck. Kyle Glazier paced the defense making 10 tackles, including a sack. Sam Power added a career-high nine stops and Brandon

Kreczmer made seven tackles. Western forced two turnovers, the fumble deep in SHSU territory then in the second half Ryan Wal-dron recorded his first career interception returning it 50 yards. GAME NOTES: Fuchs averaged 41.6 yards on seven punts, including a season-high 49-yarder. He put five of his seven punts inside the 20-yard line... Western made 10 tackles for a loss and re-corded three sacks... Chris Boone broke up two passes... Drew Helt caught two passes for 59 yards. He now has seven receptions this season, matching his three-year career total... The Leathernecks scored 35 unanswered points to finish out the game... Western fin-ishes the regular season 2-1 against non-conference teams.

SAM HOUSTON STATE 0 �4 0 0 - �4WESTERN ILLINOIS 7 2� 2� 7 - 56(Attendance: 10,965; Temp. 71, mostly cloudy)

Qu Time Play Score� 3:2� Flowers � run (Jouett kick) 0-72 9:32 Ray � run (Jouett kick) 0-�42 7:46 Flanders 33 run (Antonio kick) 7-142 7:28 Barr 69 run (Jouett kick) 7-2�2 5:56 Flanders 31 run (Antonio kick) 14-212 3:�0 Senatus 9 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) �4-283 �2:34 Morgan �3 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) �4-353 6:49 Speight 24 run (Jouett kick) �4-423 2:04 Crump 43 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) �4-494 3:58 Muhammad �6 pass from Lunt (Jouett kick) �4-56

STATISTICS SHSU WESTERNFirst Downs ................................................... 17 21Rushing Attempts ......................................... 48 41Rushing Yards .......................................... 2�4 305Attempts-Completions-Int. .................... 23-11-1 28-13-0Passing Yards ........................................... �49 237TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... 363 542Punts-Average ........................................ 7-39.3 7-41.6Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 1-1 0-0Penalties-Yards ......................................... 7-47 5-50Sacks By-Yards ......................................... 2-14 3-153rd Down Conversions .............................. 4-14 5-144th Down Conversions ................................ 0-2 2-2Time of Possession ................................. 34:10 25:50

RUSHING: SHSU - Flanders 23-156, 2TD; Brown 10-31; Bell 5-20; Morrow 3-8; Sincere 2-7; Randolph 2-(-)2; Wilson 3-(-)6. WESTERN - Barr 7-125, TD; Flowers 14-83, TD; Ray 14-69, TD; Speight 1-24, TD; Hickman 3-6; Lunt 2-(-)2. PASSING: SHSU - Bell 12-4-1, 75; Randolph 9-6-0, 29; Morrow 1-1-0, 45; Sprowls 1-0-0, 0. WESTERN - Barr 26-12-0, 221, 3TD; Lunt 2-1-0, 16, TD. RECEIVING: SHSU - Flanders 3-8; Matthews 2-40; Jones 2-20; Randolph 1-45; Patterson 1-20; Pride 1-15; Morrow 1-1. WESTERN - Crump 3-68, TD; Helt 2-53; Senatus 2-27, TD; Speight 1-24; Muham-mad 1-16, TD; Chestnut 1-13; Morgan 1-13, TD; Flowers 1-13; Ray 1-10. TACKLES: SHSU - Shaw 9; Fieilo 5; Cleveland 5. WESTERN - Glazier 10; Power 9; Kreczmer 7; West 6; Franken 6; Palermo 6.

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GAME 4Indiana State ........................7Western Illinois ..................40 MACOMB, Ill. – Bryce Flowers and Caulton Ray each gained 100 yards on the ground as Western Illinois rushed for a season-high 384 yards in a 40-7 Missouri Valley Football Conference win over Indiana State. The Leathernecks captured a rainy Homecoming victory in the conference opener for both teams. The rain did not let up all game, and Western decided to grind out the win rushing 71 times (six off the program record). Flowers rushed for 192 yards on 26 carries and Ray added 115 yards on 29 attempts, both season-high yards and attempts for both backs. Each recorded two rushing TDs. Ray opened the scoring with a 1-yard TD run midway through the first quarter. Flowers broke through on a 32-yard run early in the second. This time Western converted the extra point for a 13-0 lead. The Sycamores (1-2, 0-1) dropped back to punt from their own 22. Ryan Waldron broke through and got a hand on the punt, and thanks to a penalty Western took over on the 14. Ray needed one play to score his second TD of the game and a 20-0 lead heading into the locker room. Western held Indiana State to a 3-and-out to start the second half, and the Leathernecks used a season-long scoring drive to take control of the game. Josh Gabelmann’s 1-yard plunge capped a 17-play drive (all rushes) that covered more than seven minutes and staked Western to a 27-0 lead. ISU used Brock Lough on five consecutive rushes, the last from a yard out, to get on the scoreboard. Flowers added a 14-yard TD run then later in the fourth quarter Lamor Hickman added a 5-yard score for the final margin. As good as the offense was rushing the ball, Western’s defense continues to dominate at home. Opponents have scored in only two of the 12 quarters played at Hanson Field this year (7.0 ppg allowed at home), and the defense forced four turnovers. “I’m very proud of the Leatherneck football players in the locker room right now. I’m proud of the way they performed to win the first con-ference ball game with the conditions we had… Our players executed very well in all three areas of the game today,” said head coach Mark Hendrickson. “It’s a very satisfying win because these young men have done outstanding things so far and our staff would say we’re four-for-four in playing good games. We have yet to play a poor quarter. We’re very proud of the way the players have performed, especially after this contest because this was a conference game. Our players wanted to start 1-0 in conference after the three non-conference games.” The last time Western had two runners gain 100-yards each was October 2008, a span of 22 games. Quarterback Matt Barr actually gained more yards rushing (48 yards on seven carries) than he did passing (19 on 4-of-11 passing). Senior linebacker Kyle Glazier shared game-high honors with 11 tackles, and he recovered a fumble. Brandon Kreczmer added eight tackles, recovered a fumble and came up with his first career intercep-tion. Keith Enderlein finished with six tackles. Chris Fuchs paced the special teams averaging 37 yards on six punts. He kicked a season-long 52-yarder and placed three inside the 10-yard line. Darrius Gates led the Sycamores with 51 rushing yards on 12 carries. ISU had 121 yards on the ground and 52 through the air by Ronnie Fouch on 6-of-17 passing. Aaron Archie led the Sycamore defense with 11 tackles. Ben Obaseki and Nate Brown added 10 tackles each. GAME NOTES: Ray and Flowers have rushed for a touchdown in every game this year… The offense committed their first turnover of the season when Barr threw an interception. Western also fumbled but Indiana State could not convert points on either turnover… WIU held the

edge in time of possession, 34:42 to 25:18… Due to the wet weather, Charlie Jouett missed his first extra point attempt. That was Western’s first missed extra point since the Missouri State game in 2008 – the last time the Leathernecks had two 100-yard rushers… It has rained in all three home games this season… Barr’s 19 passing yards matched his career-low (19 vs. Northern Iowa in 2007)… Gabelmann led the receivers with two receptions… Western converted 10-of-18 on third down while holding ISU to 3-of-14… The fourth down conversion by the Sycamores was the first allowed by Western this year… Twenty of the 23 first downs gained by Western came on the ground.

INDIANA STATE 0 0 7 0 - 7WESTERN ILLINOIS 6 �4 7 �3 - 40(Attendance: 11,460; Temp. 60, rain)

Qu Time Play Score� 8:09 Ray � run (Jouett kick missed) 0-72 �0:48 Flowers 32 run (Jouett kick) 0-�32 5:�3 Ray �4 run (Jouett kick) 0-203 7:06 Gabelmann � run (Jouett kick) 0-273 :55 Lough 1 run (Little kick) 7-274 �2:46 Flowers �4 run (Jouett kick) 7-344 6:29 Hickman 5 run (Jouett kick blocked) 7-40

STATISTICS INS WESTERNFirst Downs ................................................... 10 23Rushing Attempts ......................................... 41 71Rushing Yards .......................................... �2� 384Attempts-Completions-Int. ...................... 17-6-1 11-4-1Passing Yards ............................................. 52 �9TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... �73 403Punts-Average ........................................ 9-35.2 6-37.2Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 4-3 1-1Penalties-Yards ......................................... 6-61 10-96Sacks By-Yards ........................................... 1-3 0-03rd Down Conversions .............................. 3-14 10-184th Down Conversions ................................ 1-1 0-1Time of Possession ................................. 25:18 34:42

RUSHING: INS - Gates 12-51; Lough 7-38, TD; Bell 10-23; Cheese-borough 7-15; Fouch 1-0; TM 3-(-)2; Glass 1-(-)4. WESTERN - Flow-ers 26-192, 2TD; Ray 29-115, 2TD; Barr 7-48; Gabelmann 2-20, TD; Hickman 6-13, TD; TM 1-(-)4. PASSING: INS - Fouch 17-6-1, 52. WESTERN - Barr 11-4-1, 19. RECEIVING: INS - Jones 2-27; Kent 1-13; Lawshe 1-9; Gates 1-3; Lough 1-0. WESTERN - Gabelmann 2-6; Senatus 1-7; Crump 1-6. TACKLES: INS - Archie 11; Obaseki 10; Brown 10. WESTERN - Glazier 11; Kreczmer 8; Enderlein 6; Stieren 4.

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GAME 5Western Illinois ..................28#�3 North Dakota State .....�6 FARGO, N.D. – In what shaped up as a battle of nationally-ranked defenses, Western Illinois scored early and would go on to a 28-16 win at 13th-ranked North Dakota State in the Fargodome. The Fighting Leathernecks improved to 2-0 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and 4-1 overall. NDSU came into the game ranked fourth nationally in scoring defense while Western was sixth, but by halftime Western had already scored more points than the Bison had allowed in a game all year. North Dakota State (3-2, 0-2) took the opening kickoff and raced 41 yards to midfield. Brock Jensen hit Warren Holloway for 32 yards to get inside the redzone, however, on the next play Mike Sigers fumbled and Dwight Harris recovered. Caulton Ray broke off his longest run of the year, 36 yards, to get inside Bison territory. On 3rd-and-12, Matt Barr hit Lito Senatus for a first down. Bryce Flowers rushed inside the five, then Barr hit Senatus for a 6-yard touchdown. Charlie Jouett hit the extra point. The Bison took the kickoff and drove inside the 5-yard line. On 3rd-and-goal, Jansen looked for Holloway again, but Kieron James broke up the pass in the corner of the endzone. NDSU settled for a 21-yard field goal by Ryan Jastram. Western took advantage of two penalties, including one in the en-dzone on pass interference to set up 1st-and-goal. Ray plunged over the top for a 1-yard score and 14-3 lead early in the second quarter. With his TD run, Ray extended his streak of rushing for a TD in every game this season. The Leathernecks held NDSU to a 3-and-out, then took over on their own 21. A 10-play scoring drive was capped when Flowers broke a couple of tackles, ran out of a shoe, and scored from 18 yards out. The freshman running back joined Ray in scoring a rushing TD in ev-ery game this year, and Jouett’s extra point gave Western a 21-3 lead midway through the second quarter. Right before half, Western got into Bison territory but had to punt. NDSU used a 30-yard run by Jensen to get to the WIU 30, and the redshirt-freshman quarterback was tackled with four seconds left. After spiking the ball to stop the clock, Jastram nailed a career-long 47-yarder cutting the Leathernecks’ lead to 21-6 heading into the locker room. Western went 3-and-out on its first drive of the second half. On NDSU’s first play, D.J. McNorton broke out of a pile for a 40-yard run. Mike Stieren and Brandon Kreczmer sacked Jensen on a 15-yard loss during the next snap, but on the following play Jensen found Holloway on a 47-yard completion to the six. McNorton got it down to the one, but the offense was stopped on the next two plays. On 4th-and-inches Jensen took it himself for the touchdown. Barr and the offense responded with a momentum-changing score. The senior quarterback connected with Terriun Crump on a 39-yard reception into Bison territory. Flowers took a run down to the two, then three plays later Barr hit a wide-open Senatus on a 1-yard TD reception. Jouett made it 28-13 as the 10-play drive took nearly five minutes. The Bison used another big gain to get into Western’s side, this time a 42-yard run by Jensen. But the defense held NDSU and Jastram hit a 40-yard field goal, his third of the game setting a personal-high. On 4th-and-5 and five and a half minutes left in the game NDSU went for it and got another big play from the wide receiver Holloway. Jensen found him down the right sidelines for a 42-yard gain. But the defense stepped up. Two incomplete passes set up third down. Alex Martinez stopped Jensen on third down then Stieren sacked Jensen to give the offense the ball on downs. North Dakota State got the ball back and was inside the redzone, but the Leatherneck defense held on four straight plays. Western was able to run out the clock and seal the win.

Ray finished with 106 yards on 18 carries and scored a TD. Barr completed 17-of-24 passes for 175 yards and the two TDs. Crump set a personal-high with 75 receiving yards on five receptions while Senatus tied a career-high with his two touchdown catches. The offense converted 7-of-13 on third down while Western’s defense held the Bison to just 3-of-13. Kreczmer paced the defense with 10 tackles, including two for a loss. Kyle Glazier added seven stops and Stieren had 1.5 sacks. GAME NOTES: Western won the toss and elected to deferred to the second half… The Leathernecks have scored first in all five games this season… Barr’s first completion of the game went for 22 yards to Senatus. He had only 19 passing yards (4-of-11) during the rainy win the previous week against Indiana State… The Bison used two timeouts during their FG drive in the first quarter… NDSU had allowed a season-high 16 points on two occasions heading into the game. Western had 21 points at halftime… The road team has won all four games in the series… This was head coach Mark Hendrickson’s second win against a ranked FCS opponent (2-4 all-time)… Western has scored 20 or more points in 13 of the 20 career games Hendrickson has coached.

WESTERN ILLINOIS 7 �4 7 0 - 28NORTH DAKOTA STATE 3 3 �0 0 - �6 (Attendance: 18,701; Temp. dome)

Qu Time Play Score� 9:37 Senatus 6 pass from Barr (Jouett kick) 7-01 5:10 Jastram 21 FG 7-32 �3:45 Ray � run (Jouett kick) �4-32 6:50 Flowers �8 run (Jouett kick) 2�-32 :00 Jastram 47 FG 21-63 9:04 Jensen 1 run (Jastram kick) 21-133 4:�0 Senatus � pass from Barr (Jouett kick) 28-�33 1:10 Jastram 40 FG 28-16

STATISTICS WESTERN NDSUFirst Downs ................................................... 21 14Rushing Attempts ......................................... 41 31Rushing Yards .......................................... 223 �64Attempts-Completions-Int. .................... 24-17-0 27-12-0Passing Yards ........................................... �75 239TOTAL OFFENSE ...................................... 398 403Punts-Average ........................................ 6-34.7 4-51.5Fumbles-Lost ............................................... 1-0 1-1Penalties-Yards ......................................... 6-44 8-50Sacks By-Yards ......................................... 2-20 1-113rd Down Conversions .............................. 7-13 3-134th Down Conversions ................................ 0-0 2-4Time of Possession ................................. 32:59 27:01

RUSHING: WESTERN - Ray 18-106, TD; Flowers 16-95, TD; Barr 6-26; Gabelmann 1-13; Chestnut 1-(-)4. NDSU - McNorton 16-104; Jensen 13-69, TD; Lang 1-0; Sigers 1-(-)9. PASSING: WESTERN - Barr 24-17-0, 175, 2TD. NDSU - Jensen 27-12-0, 239. RECEIVING: WESTERN - Crump 5-75; Senatus 5-45, 2TD; Flowers 4-33; Gabelmann 2-18; Chestnut 1-4. NDSU - Holloway 7-184; Smith 2-7; Vandal 1-24; McNorton 1-21; Voigtlander 1-3. TACKLES: WESTERN - Kreczmer 10; Glazier 7; James 6; West 5. NDSU - Evans 9; Willson 8; Stoczynski 8.

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TEAM STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBookWestern Illinois Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2010)

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Team Statistics WIU OPPSCORING 190 68 Points Per Game 38.0 13.6FIRST DOWNS 115 73 R u s h i n g 68 39 P a s s i n g 41 28 P e n a l t y 6 6RUSHING YARDAGE 1371 775 Yards gained rushing 1469 925 Yards lost rushing 98 150 Rushing Attempts 246 191 Average Per Rush 5.6 4.1 Average Per Game 274.2 155.0 TDs Rushing 18 7PASSING YARDAGE 947 697 C o m p - A t t - I n t 74-131-1 68-132-3 Average Per Pass 7.2 5.3 Average Per Catch 12.8 10.2 Average Per Game 189.4 139.4 TDs Passing 9 1TOTAL OFFENSE 2318 1472 Total Plays 377 323 Average Per Play 6.1 4.6 Average Per Game 463.6 294.4KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 13-252 26-542PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-95 9-17INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-83 1-0KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.4 20.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.5 1.9INT RETURN AVERAGE 27.7 0.0FUMBLES-LOST 4-2 12-8PENALTIES-Yards 38-355 33-277 Average Per Game 71.0 55.4PUNTS-Yards 28-1049 36-1421 Average Per Punt 37.5 39.5 Net punt average 36.9 35.2TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 2 : 3 0 2 7 : 3 03RD-DOWN Conversions 35/74 19/70 3rd-Down Pct 47% 27%4TH-DOWN Conversions 2/7 3/8 4th-Down Pct 29% 38%SACKS BY-Yards 8-52 9-59MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 27 8FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 1-3 4-5ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (22-24) 92% (7-12) 58%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (21-24) 88% (5-12) 42%PAT-ATTEMPTS (25-27) 93% (8-8) 100%ATTENDANCE 32529 66002 Games/Avg Per Game 3/10843 2/33001 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalWestern Illinois 37 56 42 55 0 190Opponents 10 27 24 7 0 68

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBook

Western Illinois Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2010)All games

Rushing gp-gs att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gFlowers, Bryce 5 - 0 84 544 10 534 6.4 7 41 106.8Ray, Caulton 5 - 5 98 465 16 449 4.6 6 36 89.8Barr, Matt 5 - 5 35 305 54 251 7.2 1 69 50.2Hickman, Lamor 5 - 0 21 101 2 99 4.7 1 24 19.8Gabelmann, Josh 5 - 3 3 24 0 24 8.0 2 19 4.8Speight, Todd 4 - 1 1 24 0 24 24.0 1 24 6.0Lunt, Wil 3 - 0 2 6 8 -2 -1.0 0 6 -0.7TEAM 3 - 0 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -1.3Chestnut, Charles 5 - 0 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.8Total 5 246 1469 98 1371 5.6 18 69 274.2Opponents 5 191 925 150 775 4.1 7 42 155.0

Passing gp-gs effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gBarr, Matt 5 - 5 136.13 73-129-1 56.6 931 8 63 186.2Lunt, Wil 3 - 0 282.20 1-2-0 50.0 16 1 16 5.3Total 5 138.36 74-131-1 56.5 947 9 63 189.4Opponents 5 93.82 68-132-3 51.5 697 1 47 139.4

Receiving gp-gs no. yds avg td lg avg/gCrump, Terriun 5 - 5 19 261 13.7 1 43 52.2Senatus, Lito 5 - 5 15 208 13.9 4 63 41.6Speight, Todd 4 - 1 8 112 14.0 0 33 28.0Flowers, Bryce 5 - 0 8 92 11.5 0 18 18.4Helt, Drew 5 - 5 7 115 16.4 0 29 23.0Morgan, Justin 5 - 0 5 54 10.8 1 26 10.8Gabelmann, Josh 5 - 3 5 32 6.4 1 16 6.4Ray, Caulton 5 - 5 3 30 10.0 0 10 6.0Chestnut, Charles 5 - 0 3 27 9.0 1 13 5.4Muhammad, Aaron 5 - 1 1 16 16.0 1 16 3.2Total 5 74 947 12.8 9 63 189.4Opponents 5 68 697 10.2 1 47 139.4

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgHendrickson, Myers 5 36 7.2 0 29Speight, Todd 5 59 11.8 0 24Total 10 95 9.5 0 29Opponents 9 17 1.9 0 5

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgWest, Tyler 1 10 10.0 0 10Kreczmer, Brandon 1 23 23.0 0 23Waldron, Ryan 1 50 50.0 0 50Total 3 83 27.7 0 50Opponents 1 0 0.0 0 0

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgSpeight, Todd 9 177 19.7 0 32Crump, Terriun 3 59 19.7 0 26West, Tyler 1 16 16.0 0 16Total 13 252 19.4 0 32Opponents 26 542 20.8 0 53

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgTotal 0 0 0.0 0 0Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBookWestern Illinois Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2010)

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PAT

Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts

Flowers, Bryce 7 - - - - - - - 42

Ray, Caulton 6 - - - - - - - 36

Jouett, Charlie - 1-3 25-27 - - - - - 28

Senatus, Lito 4 - - - - - - - 24

Gabelmann, Josh 3 - - - - - - - 18

Speight, Todd 1 - - - - - - - 6

Barr, Matt 1 - - - - - - - 6

Muhammad, Aaron 1 - - - - - - - 6

Hickman, Lamor 1 - - - - - - - 6

Crump, Terriun 1 - - - - - - - 6

Morgan, Justin 1 - - - - - - - 6

Chestnut, Charles 1 - - - - - - - 6

Total 27 1-3 25-27 - - - - - 190

Opponents 8 4-5 8-8 - - - - - 68

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g

Barr, Matt 5 164 251 931 1182 236.4

Flowers, Bryce 5 84 534 0 534 106.8

Ray, Caulton 5 98 449 0 449 89.8

Hickman, Lamor 5 21 99 0 99 19.8

Gabelmann, Josh 5 3 24 0 24 4.8

Speight, Todd 4 1 24 0 24 6.0

Lunt, Wil 3 4 -2 16 14 4.7

TEAM 3 1 -4 0 -4 -1.3

Chestnut, Charles 5 1 -4 0 -4 -0.8

Total 5 377 1371 947 2318 463.6

Opponents 5 323 775 697 1472 294.4

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk

Jouett, Charlie 1-3 33.3 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-0 36 0

FG Sequence Western Illinois Opponents

Valparaiso (36),33 -

Purdue 37 (36)

Sam Houston State - 41

Indiana State - -

North Dakota State - (21),(47),(40)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk

Fuchs, Chris 28 1049 37.5 52 0 8 13 1 0

Total 28 1049 37.5 52 0 8 13 1 0

Opponents 36 1421 39.5 58 3 3 10 6 0

Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln

Jouett, Charlie 31 1755 56.6 1 0

Smith, Pat 2 128 64.0 0 0

Total 33 1883 57.1 1 0 20.8 40.0 29

Opponents 16 969 60.6 1 1 19.4 43.6 26

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DEFENSIVE STATISTICSThe Automated ScoreBook

Western Illinois Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2010)All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd# Defensive Leaders gp-gs ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf12 Glazier, Kyle 5-5 16 29 45 5.5-18 2.0-12 . 1 . . . . .51 Kreczmer, Brandon 5-5 16 15 31 3.5-15 1.5-10 1-23 . 4 2-0 . . .27 West, Tyler 5-4 16 9 25 1.0-1 . 1-10 1 . . . . .21 Enderlein, Keith 5-1 9 10 19 . . . . . . . . .6 James, Kieron 5-5 14 5 19 1.0-2 . . 2 . . 1 . .9 Stieren, Mike 5-5 7 10 17 4.0-23 3.5-23 . . 1 1-0 . . .44 Power, Sam 5-0 9 8 17 3.0-6 . . 1 . . 2 . .18 Franken, Tim 5-4 3 14 17 1.0-5 . . 1 . . . . .45 Palermo, Kevin 5-4 3 12 15 1.0-3 . . 1 . . . . .41 Garoppolo, Mike 2-2 8 7 15 3.0-12 1.0-7 . . . . . . .28 Davis, Ryan 5-3 10 4 14 0.5-0 . . 4 . 1-0 . . .24 Pamilton, Raynard 5-1 3 8 11 0.5-1 . . 3 . . . . .14 Boone, Chris 5-4 8 3 11 . . . 4 . . . . .90 Demming, Ryan 5-0 3 7 10 0.5-1 . . 1 . 1-0 . . .53 Martinez, Alex 5-0 3 6 9 . . . . . . . . .93 Harris, Dwight 5-5 2 7 9 1.5-5 . . . . 2-0 . . .55 D'Astice, Anthony 3-1 3 5 8 1.0-4 . . . 1 . . . .34 Waldron, Ryan 5-0 3 4 7 . . 1-50 . . . . 1 .32 Bowman, Nick 5-0 3 4 7 . . . . . . . . .11 Johnson, Darryl 4-0 1 5 6 . . . . . . . . .20 Barney, Terry 5-0 3 3 6 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .5 Hamilton, Justin 4-1 3 3 6 . . . 2 . . . . .71 Visoky, Victor 5-5 2 3 5 1.0-5 . . . . 1-0 1 . .42 Carleton, Ryan 5-0 1 4 5 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .8 Ford, Antoine 4-0 2 2 4 . . . 1 . . . . .88 Crump, Terriun 5-5 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .39 Jouett, Charlie 5-0 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .97 Corsiglia, Dominick 3-0 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . .37 Bachinski, Ethan 5-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .92 Odele, Jolli 3-0 1 1 2 0.5-2 . . . . . . . .26 Hickman, Lamor 5-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .77 Turner, Brent 3-0 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .17 Adams, Steve 5-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .84 Boney, Andre 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .74 Riley, Jake 1-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .82 Morgan, Justin 5-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .TM TEAM 3-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 5 164 198 362 30-105 8-52 3-83 22 6 8-0 4 1 .Opponents 5 216 186 402 28-95 9-59 1-0 19 5 2-0 4 1 .

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TEAM STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBookWestern Illinois Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 02, 2010)

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First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense Return Turn-Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards OversVALPARAISO 45 - 0 28 / 10 19 / 3 9 / 5 0 / 2 57-339 / 36-49 15-30-0 / 15-27-0 230 / 82 87-569 / 63-131 75 / 123 0 / 3Purdue 21 - 31 22 / 22 8 / 12 13 / 9 1 / 1 36-120 / 35-227 25-38-0 / 24-38-1 286 / 175 74-406 / 73-402 132 / 81 1 / 1SAM HOUSTON STATE 56 - 14 21 / 17 9 / 12 11 / 5 1 / 0 41-305 / 48-214 13-28-0 / 11-23-1 237 / 149 69-542 / 71-363 86 / 226 0 / 2INDIANA STATE 40 - 7 23 / 10 20 / 6 2 / 2 1 / 2 71-384 / 41-121 4-11-1 / 6-17-1 19 / 52 82-403 / 58-173 78 / 11 2 / 4North Dakota State 28 - 16 21 / 14 12 / 6 6 / 7 3 / 1 41-223 / 31-164 17-24-0 / 12-27-0 175 / 239 65-398 / 58-403 59 / 118 0 / 1Totals 190 - 68 115 / 73 68 / 39 41 / 28 6 / 6 246-1371 / 191-775 74-131-1 / 68-132-3 947 / 697 377-2318 / 323-1472 430 / 559 3 / 11

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting PenaltiesOpponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg Number-Yards SacksVALPARAISO 7-14 / 4-16 0-2 / 0-1 34:24 / 25:36 8 : 4 8 5.9 / 1.4 7.7 / 3.0 6.5 / 2.1 3-30.7 / 9-40.1 11-105 / 5-44 2 / 2Purdue 6-15 / 5-13 0-2 / 0-0 34:33 / 25:27 9 : 0 6 3.3 / 6.5 7.5 / 4.6 5.5 / 5.5 6-39.2 / 7-37.4 6-60 / 7-75 1 / 3SAM HOUSTON STATE 5-14 / 4-14 2-2 / 0-2 25:50 / 34:10 -8:20 7.4 / 4.5 8.5 / 6.5 7.9 / 5.1 7-41.6 / 7-39.3 5-50 / 7-47 3 / 2INDIANA STATE 10-18 / 3-14 0-1 / 1-1 34:42 / 25:18 9 : 2 4 5.4 / 3.0 1.7 / 3.1 4.9 / 3.0 6-37.2 / 9-35.2 10-96 / 6-61 0 / 1North Dakota State 7-13 / 3-13 0-0 / 2-4 32:59 / 27:01 5 : 5 8 5.4 / 5.3 7.3 / 8.9 6.1 / 6.9 6-34.7 / 4-51.5 6-44 / 8-50 2 / 1Totals 35-74 / 19-70 2-7 / 3-8 162:28 / 137:32 2 4 : 5 6 5.6 / 4.1 7.2 / 5.3 6.1 / 4.6 28-37.5 / 36-39.5 38-355 / 33-277 8 / 9

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

The Automated ScoreBookWestern Illinois By-Quarter Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2010)

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3rd-Down Conversions

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OvertimeSep 02, 2010 VALPARAISO W 45-0 7-14 50.0 2-3 66.7 2-4 50.0 1-5 20.0 2-2 100.0Sep 11, 2010 at Purdue L 21-31 6-15 40.0 1-2 50.0 2-4 50.0 0-4 0.0 3-5 60.0Sep 18, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-14 5-14 35.7 1-2 50.0 2-5 40.0 1-3 33.3 1-4 25.0Sep 25, 2010 INDIANA STATE W 40-7 10-18 55.6 3-6 50.0 2-5 40.0 4-4 100.0 1-3 33.3Oct 02, 2010 at North Dakota State W 28-16 7-13 53.8 2-3 66.7 1-2 50.0 3-4 75.0 1-4 25.0

Western Illinois 35-74 47.3 9-16 56.2 9-20 45.0 9-20 45.0 8-18 44.4 0-0 0.0Opponents 19-70 27.1 11-21 52.4 4-17 23.5 1-15 6.7 3-17 17.6 0-0 0.0

4th-Down Conversions

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OvertimeSep 02, 2010 VALPARAISO W 45-0 0-2 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-1 0.0 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0Sep 11, 2010 at Purdue L 21-31 0-2 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-1 0.0Sep 18, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-14 2-2 100.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 1-1 100.0Sep 25, 2010 INDIANA STATE W 40-7 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-1 0.0Oct 02, 2010 at North Dakota State W 28-16 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0

Western Illinois 2-7 28.6 0-0 0.0 0-2 0.0 1-2 50.0 1-3 33.3 0-0 0.0Opponents 3-8 37.5 0-0 0.0 0-2 0.0 2-2 100.0 1-4 25.0 0-0 0.0

Time of Possession

Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OvertimeSep 02, 2010 VALPARAISO W 45-0 34:24 8:15 9:19 8:46 8:04Sep 11, 2010 at Purdue L 21-31 34:33 7:33 9:48 6:58 10:14Sep 18, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-14 25:50 4:09 7:14 8:11 6:16Sep 25, 2010 INDIANA STATE W 40-7 34:42 10:19 7:39 8:01 8:43Oct 02, 2010 at North Dakota State W 28-16 32:59 7:22 8:23 8:13 9:01

Western Illinois Total 162:28 37:38 42:23 40:09 42:18 0:00Avg. 32:29 7:31 8:28 8:01 8:27 0:00

Opponents Total 137:32 37:22 32:37 34:51 32:42 0:00Avg. 27:30 7:28 6:31 6:58 6:32 0:00

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The Automated ScoreBookWestern Illinois Red-Zone Results (as of Oct 02, 2010)

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Western Illinois Inside Opponent Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half GameSep 02, 2010 VALPARAISO W 45-0 6 5 31 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Sep 11, 2010 at Purdue L 21-31 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Sep 18, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-14 5 5 35 5 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 25, 2010 INDIANA STATE W 40-7 5 5 33 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 02, 2010 at North Dakota State W 28-16 4 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 24 22 148 21 14 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 022 of 24 (91.7%)

Opponents Inside Western Illinois Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half GameSep 02, 2010 VALPARAISO W 45-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Sep 11, 2010 at Purdue L 21-31 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Sep 18, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 56-14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Sep 25, 2010 INDIANA STATE W 40-7 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Oct 02, 2010 at North Dakota State W 28-16 5 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0

Totals 12 7 41 5 4 1 2 1 3 0 1 0 07 of 12 (58.3%)

TEAM STATISTICS