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Game 11: Bethany College at Mcpherson Bulldogs to Close Season Game 11: Bethany College at McPherson Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016 │ McPherson Stadium │ McPherson, Kan. │ 12:00 p.m. CST 11923,923, 11952,952, 20102010 KCACKCAC ChampionsChampions - 2009,2009, 20102010 NAIANAIA FootballFootball ChamChampionshippionship AAppearancesppearances 2016 McPherson Schedule/Results Bulldogs to Close Season Against Rival Bethany Date Opponent Time/Result 09/03 at Nebraska Wesleyan L 34-29 Game No. 11 09/10 at Dordt L 27-13 09/17 Soutwestern* W, 27-20 Date ....................Nov. 12, 2016 Location .........McPherson, Kan. 09/25 at Bethel* L, 10-7 Kickoff ............12:00 p.m. (CST) 10/01 (14) Kansas Wesleyan * L 49-25 Stadium ....McPherson Stadium Surface ..................Artifi cial Turf 10/08 at Ottawa* L 55-52 Capacity........................... 3,000 10/15 Friends* L 21-19 McPherson College Bethany College 10/22 Saint Mary* L 17-7 Bulldogs Radio .................96.7 FM KBBE Swedes Record ...............1-9, 1-7 KCAC Live Stats ......macbulldogs.com Record ...............1-9, 1-7 KCAC 10/29 at (16) Tabor* L 47-19 Ranking ............................None Live Video .....macbulldogs.com Ranking ............................None 11/05 at (15) Sterling* L 44-31 Last Game ....................L 44-31 Last Game ......................L 49-0 Coach .............Paul Mierkiewicz Series Record ...............28-61-3 Coach ................. Paul Hubbard 11/12 Bethany* 12:00 p.m. Career Record .................70-83 Previous Meeting ..........L 48-21 Career Record ...................4-17 * - KCAC Conference Game - All Times Central 2015 Record ....0-10, 0-9 KCAC Current Streak ................... 2 - L 2015 Record ......3-8, 3-6 KCAC RV = Receiving Votes Nationally The Matchup McPHERSON, Kan. – McPherson College closes out its 2016 football season with a Senior Day matchup against McPherson 2016 Quick Facts/Team Information County rival Bethany College. Kickoff for the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) event is 12 noon. General Information The Series Location ............................McPherson, Kan. Bethany holds a 61-28-3 lead in the all-time series and defeated McPherson, 48-21, last season for its second straight win. The Bulldogs have won eight ot the last 12 dating back to 2004, but will be looking for their fi rst home victory over the Swedes since Founded ...............................................1887 2009 (44-17). President ...................Dr. Michael Schneider Senior Day VP of Academic Affairs .........Dr. Bruce Clary Just four seniors will be playing their fi nal collegiate game for McPherson on Saturday -- wide receivers Justin Fagan (Harper, Kan. Athletic Director .....................Andrew Ehling / Chaparral HS) and Landon Stang (Limon, Colo. / Limon HS), defensive back Kavoderic McIntyre (Dallas, Texas / Roosevelt HS) and linebacker Michael Rabara (Kona, Hawaii / Butte CC). Fagan and McIntyre have both been with the program for fi ve years, Athletic Communications Dir. ...Joshua Schroeder while McIntyre and Rabara are both two-year captains for the Bulldogs. Conference .........................................KCAC Bulldog Banter Affi liation ...............................................NAIA McPherson College quarterback Ed Crouch threw for 340 yards and three touchdowns, but the Bulldogs had no answer for the Stadium (Cap.) ....McPherson Stadium (3,000) high-powered offense of 15th-ranked Sterling College as the Warriors pulled away late for a 44-31 win last Saturday at Smisor Stadium. Surface ............................Artifi cial RAM Turf Nickname........................................ Bulldogs The teams combined for 1,020 yards of total offense in the game, including an even 800 through the air. Sterling quarterback Cedrick Phillips, who entered the game as the NAIA’s leader in total offense, fi nished 31-of-44 for 460 yards, fi ve touchdowns and Colors ...................................Red and White three interceptions. A threat to run as well, he was limited to 33 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Sterling bucked the recent trend of opponents favoring the run over the pass against the Bulldogs and the team’s national pass Football History defense ranking sufffered as a consequence. McPherson dropped from ninth to 29th nationally, allowing 193.6 yards per game First Year ..............................................1920 through the air. All-Time Record ..........................315-525-24 For McPherson, Crouch fi nished 22-of-48 through the air for 340 yards and three touchdowns, giving the Bulldogs their fi rst 300- All-Time Conference Record ......250-444-17 yard passer since Jordan Hoffman threw for 362 in a 51-31 win over Bethel on September 21, 2013. He was also picked off once and sacked twice. Crouch was also the Bulldogs’ top rusher with 46 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. Tyrone Campbell, the KCAC Championships ......1923, 1952, 2010 team’s leading rusher, was limited to 26 yards on 10 carries. He also caught fi ve passes for 46 yards out of the backfi eld. NAIA Playoff Appearances .........2009, 2010 Brandt Wolters was Crouch’s favorite target agaisnt Sterling, hauling in eight passes for 127 yards and two touchdowns, while Last Playoff Appearance .........Nov. 20, 2010 Jackson Goodmiller added three catches for 57 yards and a touchdown. .........................vs. McKendree (Ill.), L 38-14 As a team, McPherson still ranks 34th nationally in total rushing (1,647 yards) but has seen its pass offense jump to No. 39 (2,070 yards). Crouch currently ranks 11th in the NAIA in total offense (2,771 yards), 17th in total offense per game (2771), 29th in total Coach’s Information passing (1,998 yards), 31st in passing yards per game (199.8), 32nd in total rushing (773) and 38th in rushing yards per game (81.4). Among KCAC players, he trails only Sterling’s Phillips in total offense and passing yards per game. Campbell (sixth) and Head Coach....................... Paul Mierkiewicz Crouch (eighth) maintained their spots on the league’s rushing list this week. Campbell, at 81.4 yards per game, ranks 27th nation- Alma Mater ........Loras College (Iowa), 1989 ally in rushing yards (814) and 32nd in rushing yards per game (81.4). Overall Record at MC ..........1-19 (2nd Year) Dalton Whitfi eld led the Bulldogs defensively with nine tackles, while Dominic DeLuca registered seven tackles, including a team- E-mail [email protected] high six solo stops. Travis Steenson, who entered the game ranked third nationally in tackles per game, had his opportunities limited by Sterling’s pass-heavy scheme and fi nished with six tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and an interception. McIntyre and Rabara added fi ve tackles and an interception apiece. With 148 tackles through 10 games, Steenson ranks second in the NAIA in total Team Information tackles and third in tackles per game with a KCAC-leading 14.8. Whitfi eld has begun to creep up the conference and national rank- ings in recent weeks. He currently ranks sixth in the league and 28th nationally at 9.4 tackles per game. 2015 Overall Record..............................0-10 2015 KCAC Record ......................0-9 (10th) AAthleticthletic CCommunicationsommunications Base Offense ...........................Multiple Set-I JJoshuaoshua Schroeder,Schroeder, DirectorDirector PPhone:hone: ((620)620) 242-0431242-0431 │EE-mail:-mail: [email protected]@mcpherson.edu │ FFax:ax: 6620-245-970620-245-9706 Base Defense ..........................................3-4 GGameame 1111 - BBethanyethany aatt McPhersonMcPherson - NNovemberovember 12,12, 22016016 - McPhersonMcPherson StadiumStadium 2016 KCAC Composite Schedule Coaching Staff August 27 Saint Mary at Trinity Bible (N.D.) 34-0 Paul Mierkiewicz September Head Coach 1 Southwestern at Missouri State 0-57 Offensive Coordinator 3 (13) Kansas Wesleyan at Briar Cliff # 27-21 (RV) Ottawa at (3) Morningside # 0-62 2nd Season Saint Mary at (RV) Concordia (Neb.) # 7-23 (8) Tabor at (16) Dakota Wesleyan # 21-35 Loras College (RV) Sterling at Northwestern (Iowa) # 28-21 Friends at (9) Doane # 21-45 Career Record: 70-83 Bethel at Midland # 0-26 McPherson at Nebraska Wesleyan 29-34 Record at MC: 1-19 Bethany at Hastings # 3-42 10 McPherson at Dordt # 27-13 Paul Mierkiewicz joined the McPherson College athletic staff in December of 2014, becoming McPherson’s Waldorf at (13) Kansas Wesleyan 18-28 30th head football coach. (RV) Concordia (Neb.) at (RV) Ottawa 34-23 Bethany at Langston 7-30 Mierkiewicz’s most recent head coaching stint came at his Alma Mater, Loras College, where he led the Saint Mary at Friends * 41-28 Duhawks from 2011 to 2013. 17 (10) Kansas Wesleyan at (RV) Sterling * 12-43 Ottawa at (17) Tabor * 25-44 Prior to coaching for Loras, Mierkiewicz was the head coach for Hastings College from 2001-2011; he guided Southwestern at McPherson * 20-27 the Broncos to a record of 65-41, accruing the third most wins in the history of the program while leading Bethel at Bethany * 26-9 the program to two NAIA postseason playoff berths. The team’s two best seasons came in 2004 and 2009. The 2004 unit went 8-2 in the regular season and then went on the road to defeat then undefeated No. 5 24 Bethany at Ottawa * 45-26 Lindenwood 20-19 on a last second fi eld goal before falling to St. Francis (Ind.) in the quarterfi nals. In 2009, (13) Tabor at Saint Mary * 31-10 the team fi nished 9-3; that squad earned NAIA All-Academic Team honors with a team Grade Point Average Southwestern at (20) Kansas Wesleyan * 13-63 of 3.0. 25 (18) Sterling at Friends * 38-42 Before he became head coach of Hastings, Mierkiewicz was the offensive coordinator for the Broncos for McPherson at Bethel * 7-10 three seasons. The team posted a 27-5 record during that time and 12 school records were broken by the offense; they spent most of the 1999 season as the No. 1 team in the NAIA. Mierkiewicz also served as the October assistant to the athletic director from 1998-2001. 1 Saint Mary at Bethany * 34-33 Friends at Southwestern * 35-7 (14) Kansas Wesleyan at McPherson * 49-25 His fi rst college coaching job came in 1994 when he was named the offensive coordinator at Loras College; Ottawa at Bethel * 10-0 he was involved with the program from 1994-1998.
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