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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY Game 2016 FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 7 Bloomsburg Sports Information Office Director: Tom McGuire • e-mail: [email protected] • office: 570-389-4413 Assistant / Football Contact: David Leisering • e-mail: [email protected] • office: 570-389-2767 Week 7 • Saturday, October 15, 2016 • 2:00 PM • Danny Hale Field at Redman Stadium BLOOMSBURG HUSKIES 2016 Schedule Sep. 2 at Stonehill W 24-20 Sep. 10 CLARION W 35-20 Sep. 17 at Gannon L 27-30 (OT) Sep. 24 at Cheyney* W 54-14 Oct. 1 MILLERSVILLE* W 29-15 Oct. 8 at Kutztown* L 24-34 Oct. 15 WEST CHESTER* 2:00 PM Oct. 22 EAST STROUDSBURG* 2:00 PM Oct. 29 at Lock Haven* 12:00 PM BLOOMSBURG HUSKIES WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMS Nov. 5 SHIPPENSBURG* 2:00 PM (4-2, 2-1 PSAC East) (3-3, 2-1 PSAC EAST) Nov. 12 at IUP 1:00 PM Head Coach: Paul Darragh (Temple ‘85) Head Coach: Bill Zwaan (Delaware ‘79) Career Record: 32-10 (4th Season) Career Record (at WCU): 111-54 (14th Season) * PSAC East contest Darragh vs West Chester: 2-2 Zwaan vs Bloomsburg: 7-9 WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMS Series History FIVE THINGS TO WATCH 2016 Schedule West Chester leads the all-time series, 48-26 - The Huskies look to bounce back from a 34-24 loss at Kutz- town last Saturday when it hosts West Chester on Homecom- Streak: West Chester 1W ing Weekend. The Golden Rams are coming off of a 31-15 Sep. 3 at Bentley W 31-24 win over Shippensburg last Saturday. The teams are tied for Sep. 10 SLIPPERY ROCK L 28-36 second in the PSAC Eastern Division. Last Meeting: October 24, 2015 at West Chester Sep. 17 at Edinboro L 51-54 (2OT) (West Chester 33, Bloomsburg 22) - This will mark the 75th meeting between Bloomsburg and Sep. 24 LOCK HAVEN* W 37-7 First Meeting: October 10, 1925 at West Chester West Chester in the all-time series with the Golden Rams Oct. 1 at Kutztown* L 14-20 holding a 48-26 edge over the Huskies in the series. Blooms- Oct. 8 SHIPPENSBURG* W 31-15 (West Chester 13, Bloomsburg 0) burg was 4-29 against West Chester from 1925-1977 but has Oct. 15 at Bloomsburg* 2:00 PM Largest Bloomsburg Win: since gone 22-19 against the Golden Rams since the 1978 season. Oct. 22 CHEYNEY* 2:00 PM October 25, 2014 at Bloomsburg (41-10) Oct. 29 at East Stroudsburg* 12:05 PM Largest West Chester Win: - Bloomsburg has rattled off 17 consecutive winning seasons and 17 consecutive seasons of seven or more victories. Only Nov. 5 MILLERSVILLE* 12:05 PM November 7, 1958 at West Chester (56-0) Division I’s Florida State (31) and Virginia Tech (23), Division Nov. 12 at Clarion 1:00 PM II’s Northwest Missouri State (19), and Division III’s Mount Union (27) have longer streaks in all of college football. Boise BLOOMSBURG-WEST CHESTER SERIES (SINCE 2005) State and Oklahoma have streaks equal to that of Blooms- * PSAC East contest 2015 at West Chester L 22-33 burg’s. 2014 at Bloomsburg W 41-10 2013 at Bloomsburg (NCAA) L 38-40 - Senior running back Lawrence Elliott, Jr. rushed for two 2013 at West Chester W 31-28 scores in the loss at Kutztown last week. He now has 14 2012 at Bloomsburg W 24-23 rushing touchdowns on the season - tied for first in the PSAC 2011 at West Chester W 55-42 (Robert Healy, ESU) and tied for second in the country (Law- FOLLOW THE HUSKIES 2010 at Bloomsburg W 45-21 rence Pittman of Wingate has 15). 2009 at West Chester L 14-30 2008 at Bloomsburg (NCAA) W 28-21 - West Chester enters the contest third in the PSAC in total /BUHuskies 2008 at Bloomsburg L 21-24 offense (492.8) and second in the league in total defense 2007 at West Chester L 28-44 (328.0) but it is -4 in turnover margin as Golden Ram quar- 2006 at Bloomsburg (NCAA) W 21-20 terbacks have been picked off a league-high 13 times this 2006 at West Chester W 30-27 season. Bloomsburg, defensively, has nine interceptions in 2005 at Bloomsburg W 42-35 six games. @GoBUHuskies MEDIA COVERING THE HUSKIES WHLM Radio (AM 930) /BUHuskies www.whlmam.com Play-By-Play: Jim Doyle • Color: Andy Ulicny Note: Pre-game show begins one hour before kickoff Live Stats: www.buhuskies.com www.BUHuskies.com Television Coverage (LIVE): ESPN3, WVIA, WPHL, WHP, WFMZ, WYLN, Blue Ridge Cable Network Televsion2016 Bloomsburg Coverage Football (DELAY): Notes Sports (GAME Time 7 Ohio,VS WEST WHAG CHESTER) | Play-By-Play: Jon Schaeffer • Color: Phil Schoener 1 BLOOMSBURG INDIVIDUAL RANKS THIS WEEK’S MATCHUP Value PSAC Natl Tale of the Tape Rank Rank Punt Return Touchdowns Statistical Comparisons Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 1 T-1 T-1 Rushing Touchdowns (PSAC rank / NCAA rank) Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 14 T-1 T-2 4-2 Overall Record 3-3 Points Per Game Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 15.0 T-1 T-2 32.2 (7/57) Points Per Game 32.0 (8/58) Blocked Kicks 22.2 (3/42) Points Allowed Per Game 26.0 (4/72) Darnell Baldwin 2 T-1 T-6 Forced Fumbles Per Game 385.3 (12/87) Yards Per Game 492.8 (3/16) Andrew Harris 0.50 T-1 T-6 374.0 (4/72) Yards Allowed Per Game 328.0 (2/34) Quarterback Sacks Per Game Chris Gary 1.17 T-1 T-9 171.8 (7/54) Rushing Offense Per Game 151.2 (9/81) Fumbles Recovered 163.0 (10/97) Rushing Defense Per Game 121.7 (5/45) Alex Annan 2 T-1 T-10 19 Rushing Touchdowns 8 Interceptions Per Game Dexter Jordan 0.5 T-1 30 213.5 (14/107) Passing Offense Per Game 341.7 (3/6) Passing Yards Per Completion 211.0 (4/71) Passing Defense Per Game 206.3 (3/62) Chris Palubinsky 15.9 2 11 Field Goal Percentage 3 Passing Touchdowns 16 Ryan Abbott .833 3 T-9 +8 (3/13) Turnover Margin -4 (12/127) Rushing Yards Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 589 3 32 5-3 (8/31) Fumbles-Lost 3-1 (1/2) Total Tackles Per Game 5 (4/48) Had Intercepted 13 (16/163) Andrew Harris 8.8 3 71 35-324 (3-41) Penalties-Yards 54-486 (12/133) Passes Defended Per Game Marquis Seamon 1.4 5 46 108 (12/113) First Downs 146 (2/22) All-Purpose Yards Per Game 18.0 (15/141) Kickoff Return Average 19.7 (11/104) Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 153.0 6 26 Rushing Yards Per Game 16.2 (2/18) Punt Return Average 11.1 (6/53) Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 98.2 6 36 33.4 (7/83) Net Punting Average 33.1 (9/90) Tackles For Loss Per Game Chris Gary 1.4 6 50 14 (8/58) Sacks By 8 (12/133) Punting Average 7 (2/24) Sacks Against 11 (10/71) Will Wagner 38.1 6 73 30-78 (38.5%) (10/87) Third Down Percentage 51-106 (48.1%) (3/24) Field Goals Per Game Ryan Abbott 0.83 8 56 28-82 (34.1%) (5/53) Opponent Third Down Percentage 23-86 (26.7%) (1/10) Passing Yards 2-4 (50.0%) (5/56) Fourth Down Percentage 4-13 (30.8%) (14/134) Chris Palubinsky 1269 8 72 9-17 (52.9%) (12/114) Opponent Fourth Down Percentage 5-13 (38.5%) (8/52) Statistical Leaders (through six games) Bloomsburg West Chester Rushing Att Yds Avg TD Lg Rushing Att Yds Avg TD Lg Lawrence Elliott, Jr. 121 589 4.9 14 75 Jarel Elder 119 561 4.7 4 80 Joe Parsnik 54 278 5.1 1 36 Andrew Derr 52 156 3.0 4 24 Alexander Arcangeli 10 76 7.6 1 24 Passing Cmp Att Yds TD Int Passing Cmp Att Yds TD Int Andrew Derr 124 220 1695 13 11 Chris Palubinsky 80 154 1269 3 5 Pat Moriarty 22 42 355 3 2 Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Chad Hoffman 22 305 13.9 1 31 Tyler Karpinski 32 497 15.5 5 48 Michael Allen 19 358 18.8 1 62 Jordan Banks 26 383 14.7 4 50 Aaron Allison 10 153 15.3 0 51 Eerin Young 19 195 10.3 1 45 Shannon Mayer 16 201 12.6 3 32 Defense Solo Tot TFL Sck Int Andrew Harris 25 53 4.0-19 0-0 0-0 Defense Solo Tot TFL Sck Int Jerrin Toomey 19 33 1.0-1 0-0 2-24 Ch’aim Smith 11 36 5.5-14 1.5-3 0-0 Joe Wetty 12 28 1.5-8 1.0-6 0-0 Kevin Duggan 14 31 3.0-8 0-0 0-0 Eric Schwartz 16 25 1.0-4 0-0 0-0 Shaquille James 22 30 0.5-1 0-0 0-0 Alex Annan 12 25 2.5-2 0-0 0-0 Josh Ganzelli 7 29 4.0-21 1.5-15 0-0 2 2016 Bloomsburg Football Notes (GAME 7 VS WEST CHESTER) BY THE NUMBERS HUSKY TRENDS 7 - Quarterback sacks by redshirt sophomore Chris Gary through the first six BU’s Record in ... 2016 Under Darragh games. He is tied for first in the PSAC and is tied for ninth in the country. Gary September 3-1 13-3 is on pace for 13 sacks.
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