Southwest Minnesota State University Football 2013

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2013 SMSU Athletic Communications Office • Founders Hall 321 • 1501 State Street • Marshall, MN 56258 • Fax: 507-537-6578 Athletic Communications Director: Kelly Loft • [email protected] / Assistant Athletic Communications Director: Adam Henning • [email protected] Football Contact: Kelly Loft • [email protected] • 507-537-7177 Oct. 1, 2013 SMSU Schedule/Results Southwest Minnesota State opens NSIC South play hosting 2-2 NSIC, 0-0 NSIC South Sept. 7 St. Cloud State ! L 35-49 Sioux Falls for annual homecoming game on Saturday Sept. 14 @MSU Moorhead W 27-20 Sept. 20 Minot State W 37-21 THIS WEEK: The Southwest Minnesota State University (2-2 NSIC, 0-0 NSIC South) football team re- Sept. 28 @Bemidji State L 40-41 turns home this Saturday, Oct. 5, to open NSIC South Division play versus the University of Sioux Falls Oct. 5 Sioux Falls ^ 6 p.m. (2-2 NSIC, 0-0 NSIC South). Kickoff for the annual SMSU homecoming game is slated for 6 p.m. at Mattke Oct. 12 @Wayne State 6 p.m. Field at the Schwan Regional Event Center. Saturday’s game features two of the top rushing teams in the Oct. 19 Minnesota State 6 p.m. country as SMSU enters the game ranked 10th, while USF is ranked 12th. SMSU’s Tyler Tonderum is Oct. 26 @Upper Iowa 6 p.m. second in the country in rushing, while USF’s Nephi Garcia ranks 30th in rushing (114.3). Southwest Nov. 2 Winona State 1 p.m. Minnesota State is coming off a 41-40 road loss to Bemidji State last Saturday, while Sioux Falls earned a Nov. 9 @Concordia-St. Paul 1 p.m. 52-7 home win over Minnesota Crookston. A preview on Sioux Falls can be found on page 4. Nov. 16 @Augustana 1 p.m. ! Ag Bowl ^ Homecoming THIS WEEK’S GAME QUICK FACTS: •A victory for SMSU would move Cory Sauter into a tie for third on the SMSU all-time coaching victories list with Ron Flowers and Curt Strasheim. Game Facts •SMSU is playing USF in Marshall for the first time since Oct. 21, 1978. University of Sioux Falls (2-2, 0-0 NSIC South) at •Tyler Tonderum has rushed for more than 100 yards in each of the last three games becoming the first Southwest Minnesota State (2-2, 0-0 NSIC South) SMSU player to reach the feat since Josh Schleusner rushed for more than 100 yards in four straight Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013 • 6 p.m. games in 1999. Mattke Field at the Schwan Regional Event Center (turf) • 2,500 •AJ Page ranks first in the NSIC in both sacks (4.5) and tackles for loss (9.0) and is fourth in tackles (38). •Tonderum has a pair of 200-yard rushing games in his career (both this season) and is now tied with Rich Froemling (1971-74) and Ken Sather (1998-2001) for first the most 200-yard rushing games in school history. •SMSU has scored 30 or more points in 10 of its last 16 games dating back to the final game of the 2011 season.

Broadcasts A VICTORY FOR SMSU WOULD...: Radio Broadcast: 105.1 FM KARL •Be its first over USF since Oct. 20, 1979. Internet Radio: marshallradio.net •Give SMSU a 3-2 record, which would be its best record after five games since 2009. Internet Video Broadcast: northernsun.org •Give Cory Sauter a 9-11 record in home games. Live Statistics: SMSUmustangs.com •Lift SMSU’s all-time record to 172-289-5, including 110-196-5 in conference play.

SMSU vs. USF Series Notes SMSU ON HOMECOMING: SMSU is 20-24 all-time in homecoming games after snapping a four-game (all-time results listed on page 8) homecoming losing streak last season with a 40-24 win over Wayne State. including losing four straight Southwest Minnesota State and the University of Sioux Falls meet and 10 of the last 12 games. SMSU is just 3-11 in it last 14 homecoming games since 1999. for the sixth time on Saturday night with SMSU leading 3-2 in a series that started on Sept. 21, 1968, in Marshall ... the first game Year Opponent, Result Year Opponent, Result Year Opponent, Result between the two schools was also the first-ever game in SMSU his- 1999 Northern State L, 6-20 2004 Bemidji State L, 7-30 2009 Augustana L, 7-29 tory ... USF defeated SMSU 13-6 in the first game which was 2000 Winona State W, 21-16 2005 Winona State L, 14-42 2010 Wayne State L, 20-38 played at Legion Field ... SMSU defeated USF 36-12 in 1969 in 2001 Northern State L, 18-36 2006 Mary L, 0-20 2011 Augustana L, 24-37 Sioux Falls and then won back-to-back games during the 1978 and 2002 Minnesota Duluth L, 7-38 2007 Concordia W, 24-19 2012 Wayne State W, 40-24 1979 seasons ... The two teams have split both games played in 2003 Wayne State L, 40-41 2008 Wayne State L, 28-34 Marshall ... USF last played in Marshall on Oct. 21, 1978 ... USF won last season’s game 41-22 in Sioux Falls. ON THIS DATE: SMSU is 2-4 all-time when playing on Oct. 5. Below are the results from previous games played on this date. The Last Time - SMSU vs. USF •1968 - Northland, W 26-6 Sioux Falls scored a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to pull •1974 - at Moorhead State, L 28-14 away and earn a 41-22 victory over SMSU on Sept. 29, 2012, in •1985 - at Wisconsin-River Falls, L 69-7 Sioux Falls. Gannon Moore scored on a 23-yard run with 10:17 •1991 - at Minnesota-Morris, W 46-2 left in the fourth quarter to trim the USF lead to 27-22, but the •1996 - at Minnesota Duluth, L 28-27 Cougars answered with back-to-back touchdowns to secure the •2002 - Minnesota Duluth, L 38-7 victory. USF finished the game with 537 yards of offense and 24 first downs, while SMSU racked up 423 yards and 25 first downs. SMSU IN THE NCAA STATS: The Southwest Minnesota State offense begins week five ranked 10th SMSU’s Warren Matthews rushed for a game-high 99 yards on in the country in rushing (281.5), 19th in total offense (501.5), 45th in scoring offense (34.8) and 91st in 14 carries, while Tyler Peschong completed 28 of 59 pass at- passing offense (220.0). The SMSU defense ranks 72nd in total defense (376.5), 97th in passing efficiency tempts for 262 yards and one touchdown. USF quarterback Tay- defense (133.5), 109th in scoring defense (32.8) and 102nd in rushing defense (174.5). For a complete look lor Perkins passed for 317 yards and five touchdowns with at where SMSU and Mustang individuals rank in this week’s stats go to pages 19-20. Jeremiah Oates finishing with five receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. SMSU IN THE NSIC STATS: SMSU ranks high in several team categories in the NSIC statistics heading SMSU vs. USF Series Information into week five. SMSU is first in rushing (281.5), second in total offense (501.5), fifth in scoring (34.8) and Overall: ...... SMSU leads 3-2 eighth in passing (220.0) ... Junior running back Tyler Tonderum leads the NSIC in rushing (196.2), In Marshall: ...... tied 1-1 scoring (15.0) and all purpose yards (233.2) ... Junior quarterback Charlie Kern is sixth in total offense In Sioux Falls:...... SMSU leads 2-1 (262.8) and seventh in passing (220.0) ... Sophomores Jared Twedt and Donovan Woods both are Neutral Record: ...... 0-0 tied for third with two interceptions ... Junior AJ Page ranks first in sacks (4.5) and tackles for loss (9.0) Last SMSU win:...... Oct. 20, 1979 (24-6) and fourth in tackles (38) ... Junior punter Mike Wenk is second in punt average (42.2). Last USF win: ...... Sept. 29, 2012 (41-22) Largest win for SMSU: ...... 24 (36-12, 1969) TONDERUM BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD: Junior running back Tyler Tonderum set the school Largest win for USF: ...... 19 (41-22, 2012) single-game rushing record in the week two victory at MSU Moorhead on Sept. 14. Tonderum rushed for Longest win streak for SMSU: ...... 3 (1969-79) 343 yards on 42 carries with three touchdowns, breaking the previous record of 243 yards set by David Longest win streak for USF: ...... 1 (1968) Whitten on Oct. 25, 2003. Tonderum is just the 11th player in program history to rush for more than Current win streak: ...... USF, 1 200 yards in a single-game and the first since Zach Wysong in 2008. Sauter vs. USF: ...... 0-1 Stugart vs. SMSU: ...... 1-0 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2

Team Statistics • SMSU vs. USF MORE TONDERUM IN THE NCAA: Tyler Tonderum’s big game NCAA Rankings at MSU Moorhead not only set an SMSU school record, but it is also the SMSU USF SMSU USF Scoring 139 (34.8) 114 (28.5) top rushing game among all NCAA schools in the country this season. Scoring Offense 45th 74th First Downs 104 88 Tonderum’s 343-yard rushing game still ranks as the highest single- Rushing Offense 10th 12th Rushing 54 51 game total in all of NCAA football this season for any of the four levels, Passing Offense 91st 148th Passing 42 30 including FBS, FCS, Division II or Division III. In this week’s national Total Offense 19th 63rd Penalty 8 7 statistics he ranks second in rushing with 196.3 yards per game, third Passing Eff. 103rd 160th Rushing Yardage 1,126 (281.5) 1,107 (276.8) in scoring (15.0) and third in all-purpose yards (233.2). Scoring Defense 109th 53rd Passing Yardage 880 (220.0) 552 (138.0) Rushing Defense 102nd 98th Total Offense 2,006 (501.5) 1,659 (414.8) THE HEAD COACH: Southwest Minnesota State head coach Cory Pass Defense 42nd 33rd 3rd Down Conv. 22/72 (31%) 28/63 (44%) Sauter is in his fourth season in 2013 and has an overall record of 13- Total Defense 72nd 61st 4th Down Conv. 8/18 (44%) 4/9 (44%) 24, including 12-23 in conference games. Sauter was named head coach Pass Eff. Defense 97th 28th Touchdowns 19 15 on March 29, 2010, after serving two seasons as an assistant coach at Net Punting 121st 59th Field Goals/Att. 3/3 3/4 SMSU. In 2009, Sauter served as the team’s offensive coordinator, while Punt Returns 149th 116th Kickoff Returns 67th 6th Scoring Defense 131 (32.8) 93 (23.2) in 2008 he served as quarterbacks coach. A complete bio on coach Sauter can be found on page 21. Turnover Margin 18th 136th Rushing Defense 698 (174.5) 672 (168.0) Penalty Yards/Gm. 117th 144th Passing Defense 807 (201.8) 756 (189.0) SAUTER MOVING UP THE LIST: Cory Sauter enters the week Time of Poss. 91st 159th Total Defense 1,505 (376.2) 1,428 (357.0) 3rd Down Conv. 129th 35th with 13 victories and has moved past Brent Jeffers into fourth on the 4th Down Conv. 89th 89th 2013 NSIC Standings SMSU all-time coaching list. He is one victory behind both Ron Flow- South Division South NSIC ers and Curt Strasheim for third all-time with 14 victories. Minnesota State 0-0 4-0 Concordia 0-0 3-1 A LOOK BACK AT LAST WEEK: Zach Pulkinen booted a 37-yard field goal with 48 seconds left in Upper Iowa 0-0 3-1 regulation to lift Bemidji State to a come-from-behind 41-40 victory over Southwest Minnesota State last Southwest Minnesota State 0-0 2-2 Saturday in rainy Bemidji, Minn. BSU rallied from a 37-26 fourth quarter deficit to earn its 13th straight Augustana 0-0 2-2 victory over SMSU dating back to the 1997 season. BSU took advantage of an SMSU personal foul and Sioux Falls 0-0 2-2 converted a third-and-11 from its own 43-yard line with a 29-yard completion to set-up the game-winning Winona State 0-0 2-2 field goal. Lance Schuveiller gave SMSU a 40-38 lead with three minutes and 26 seconds left in the Wayne State 0-0 1-3 game before BSU rallied with the game-winning drive. Tyler Tonderum – who entered the game ranked third in the country in rushing – led SMSU with 224 yards and two touchdowns on 34 carries. Charlie Overall NSIC Kern completed 17 of 42 pass attempts for 241 yards and two touchdowns. Jordan Cross caught a game- Minnesota State 4-0 high five passes for 50 yards and one touchdown, while Anthony Dean had four receptions for 99 yards St. Cloud State 4-0 and one touchdown. Upper Iowa 3-1 Minnesota Duluth 3-1 MUSTANG DEFENSE MAKING PLAYS: The SMSU defense has forced four turnovers in back-to- Concordia 3-1 back games the past two weeks with four interceptions, four fumble recoveries and one defensive touch- Southwest Minnesota State 2-2 Augustana 2-2 down. The defense made several big plays in its victory over Minot State in week three recording six sacks University of Mary 2-2 along with four turnovers. The six sacks were the most by an SMSU defense since recording six on Oct. 6, Bemidji State 2-2 2008, at Concordia-St. Paul, while the four turnovers was the highest total since Sept. 11, 2010, at UMary. Sioux Falls 2-2 SMSU also limited Minot State to just 56 yards rushing - the lowest total by an opponent since MSU Moor- Winona State 2-2 head was held to 69 yards on Oct. 8, 2011. Northern State 1-3 Minot State 1-3 MUSTANG QUICK-HITTERS: Sophomore McKoy Rodning had his first career interception at Be- Wayne State 1-3 midji State and returned it 15 yards for a touchdown ... Sophomore Jared Twedt had a career-high 12 Minnesota Crookston 0-4 tackles versus Bemidji State ... Junior Jordan Cross caught a career-high seven passes for 78 yards and MSU Moorhead 0-4 his first career touchdown in the win over Minot State ... Senior linebacker Dashawn Miller set a career-high with two sacks versus Minot State ... Sophomore safety Jared Twedt had his first two career Saturday, Oct. 5 interceptions versus Minot State ... Junior running back Caleb Burns rushed for a career-high 50 yards Minnesota State at Concordia-St. Paul, 12 p.m. on 13 carries versus Minot State ... Sophomore cornerback Andrew McReynolds tied a career-high with St. Cloud State at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. six tackles versus Minot State ... Sophomore linebacker Blake Pennock recorded a career-high 12 tackles Bemidji State at Minnesota Crookston, 1 p.m. in the win at MSU Moorhead ... Junior defensive tackle Antwaun Phillips - making his first career start Wayne State at Augustana, 1 p.m. - racked up seven tackles with one for loss at MSU Moorhead ... Junior defensive end AJ Page set a ca- Minot State at University of Mary, 2:30 p.m. reer-high with three tackles for loss, including two sacks versus St. Cloud State ... Junior defensive tackle MSU Moorhead at Nothern State, 2:30 p.m. Sioux Falls at Southwest Minnesota State, 6 p.m. Jacob Levtzow set a career-high with five tackles versus SCSU ... Sophomore defensive back Donovan Upper Iowa at Winona State, 6 p.m. Woods also recorded a career-high with seven tackles with five solo stops in the loss.

SMSU Under Sauter When... SMSU OFFENSE RACKS UP PLAY AFTER PLAY AFTER PLAY: The Southwest Minnesota State 2013 Overall offense has been up-tempo and explosive through four weeks this season averaging 88.5 plays and 501.5 Playing at home ...... 1-1 ...... 8-11 yards per game. SMSU ran 94 offensive plays in the season opener versus St. Cloud State, the highest total Playing away ...... 1-1 ...... 5-12 single-game total since running 97 versus Bemidji State in a four-overtime game on Oct. 7, 2000. Prior to Playing at a neutral site...... 0-0 ...... 0-1 week one, the last time SMSU ran more than 90 plays in a game was on Nov. 3, 2007, in a triple-overtime Ahead at halftime ...... 1-0...... 9-2 game versus Winona State. Behind at halftime ...... 1-1 ...... 4-19 Tied at halftime ...... 0-1...... 0-3 LONG DRIVERS: Southwest Minnesota State has put together several impressive drives in the first four Ahead after third quarter ...... 1-1...... 8-3 weeks of the season. SMSU had three scoring drives of 80 or more yards and had another that covered 75 Behind after third quarter ...... 1-1 ...... 4-21 yards in the week one loss to St. Cloud State, with four of the five scoring drives racking up 10 plays or Tied after third quarter ...... 0-0 ...... 1-0 longer. In week two, SMSU had one 71-yard drive and three other drives that spanned 65 or more yards. Scores first ...... 2-0 ...... 7-6 In the win over Minot State, SMSU had a pair of 70-plus-yard drives, including a season-long 16-play Opponent scores first...... 0-2 ...... 6-18 drive. Last season SMSU recorded just eight scoring drives of 80 or more yards. Out-gains the opponent rushing ...... 2-1...... 6-2 Out-gains or the same opponent passing ...... 1-2 ...... 8-17 CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED: A pair of seniors currently have the longest consecutive starts Commits fewer turnovers than opponent ...... 1-1 ...... 7-7 streak on the team. Center Brandon Puffer and linebacker JJ Bobrowicz have started 26 straight Commits more turnovers than opponent ...... 1-0 ...... 2-11 games since the beginning of the 2011 season. On offensive, senior guard Jake Thiel and wide receiver Commits same turnovers as opponent ...... 0-1...... 4-6 Have same or fewer penalties than opponent ....0-1 ...... 7-17 Anthony Dean have a streak of 16 consecutive games, while on defense junior AJ Page, sophomore Have more penalties than opponent ...... 2-1 ...... 6-7 linebacker Blake Pennock and sophomore cornerback Donovan Woods have also all started the last 16 games. A complete list of starts for current Mustangs is listed on page 3. SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 3

2013 SMSU Scoring Drives SPECIAL TEAMS LEADERS: Redshirt freshman Max Mattila leads the team with six tackles on spe- Opp. Plays Yds Time Scoring Play cial teams this season with all six coming on kickoff returns. Freshman Dallin Finley has five tackles, SCSU 12 80 3:42 Kern 9-yd run including three on kickoff coverage and two on punt return. SCSU 11 81 4:24 Dean 15-yd reception SCSU 2 34 0:14 Tonderum 13-yd run WENK RETURNS TO THE FIELD: Junior punter Mike Wenk, who missed all of last season with SCSU 15 80 6:19 Tonderum 3-yd run an injury suffered in fall camp, returned to action this season and has played in three games with a 42.2 SCSU 10 75 2:49 Kurka 13-yd reception MSUM 1 71 0:12 Tonderum 71-yd run yard average with five punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line. Wenk a two-time All-NSIC honoree, MSUM 8 64 2:33 Tonderum 10-yd run missed the MSU Moorhead game in week two with an injury. MSUM 6 65 1:54 Tonderum 13-yd run MSUM 8 65 1:08 Dean 23-yd reception TONDERUM NAMED NSIC PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Tyler Tonderum was named the NSIC MISU 10 66 3:28 Tonderum 2-yd run MISU 16 58 5:22 Schuveiller 25-yd FG Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 16 following his record-breaking performance at MSU Moorhead. MISU 1 46 0:07 Tonderum 46-yd run He is the first SMSU player to earn the weekly award since Gannon Moore on Oct. 20, 2010. MISU 9 73 3:38 Cross 31-yd reception MISU 9 72 2:47 Dean 30-yd reception TEAM RUSHING RECORD ALSO SET: Southwest Minnesota State set a team record in the victory MISU 7 69 2:18 Tonderum 2-yd run at MSU Moorhead with 416 yards rushing, breaking the previous record of 397 yards set on Oct. 8, 2011. BSU 10 75 3:08 Cross 8-yd reception BSU 4 31 1:05 Tonderum 3-yd run SMSU racked up 67 rushing attempts, just missing the program single-game record of 69 attempts set on BSU 1 77 0:04 Tonderum 77-yd run Oct. 13, 1973. BSU 6 49 1:23 Schuveiller 31-yd FG BSU 1 26 0:15 Dean 26-yd reception IMPRESSIVE DEBUT: Junior quarterback Charlie Kern made his first career start in the week one BSU 7 68 2:04 Schuveiller 33-yd FG loss to St. Cloud State and put up very solid numbers. Kern completed 36 of 55 passes for 307 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 54 yards and one touchdown. Kern’s 300-yard passing game is 2013 Turnover Breakdown the first by an SMSU quarterback since Tyler Peschong in week one in 2012. Kern’s 36 completions SMSU OPP. were the most by an SMSU player since Peschong completed 31 in a loss to Concordia-St. Paul on Nov. 12, FLOST/INT. FLOST/INT. MARGIN 2011. SCSU 0/1 0/1 0 MSUM 2/0 0/1 -1 NEWCOMERS MAKE AN IMPACT: Southwest Minnesota State had a total of 16 players make their MISU 0/1 1/3 +3 BSU 0/1 3/1 +3 first appearance in Mustang uniforms in week one, including five true freshmen. The true freshman in- Totals 2/3 4/6 +5 clude defensive back Dallin Finley, defensive tackle Rakeem Felder, defensive tackle Alex Werner, receiver Jay Schneider and running back Ashanti Payne. Werner suffered an injury in week two and will miss the remainder of the season, but is expected to receive a medical redshirt. Career/Consecutive Starts for SMSU Players 2013 TEAM CAPTAINS: Four players, two on offense and two on defense, have been named team cap- The following are the number of career and consecutive tains for the 2013 season. The team captains were selected by a vote of the Mustang players. The offensive starts for Mustang players: team captains selected were senior offensive center Brandon Puffer and junior quarterback Charlie Offense Career Cons. Defense Career Cons. Cody Condon 23 2 J.J. Bobrowicz 26 26 Kern. The defensive team captains named were senior safety Tate Bunkers and junior defensive tackle Jordan Cross 54Tate Bunkers 16 14 Jacob Levtzow. Anthony Dean 22 15 Alex Burton 20 Kyle Johnson 21 20 Rakeem Felder 11GET IN THE “ZONE”: Southwest Minnesota State has scored on 15 of its 17 possessions this season Justin Knakmuhs 25 7 Adam Iverson 15 4 inside the “red zone” with 12 touchdowns and three field goals. SMSU opponents are 14 of 15 (93.3) inside Charlie Kern 44Jacob Levtzow 21 12 “red zone” with 13 touchdowns and one field goal. The following is SMSU in the red zone since 2004. Will Kurka 40Drew McReynolds 44 Year Red-Zone TD FG Adam Olson 90Dashawn Miller 14 11 2004 30 of 47 (63.8) 25 5 Ashanti Payne 11AJ Page 15 15 Brandon Puffer 26 26 Blake Pennock 15 15 2005 21 of 29 (72.4) 14 7 Alex Sedrel 14 12 Antwaun Phillips 33 2006 27 of 38 (71.1) 20 7 Jake Thiel 24 15 Jared Twedt 54 2007 28 of 42 (66.7) 20 8 Tyler Tonderum 44Nathan Werner 10 2008 38 of 51 (74.5) 33 5 Britt Wickett 16 6 Donovan Woods 15 15 2009 41 of 45 (91.1) 36 5 2010 22 of 30 (73.3) 22 0 2011 35 of 41 (85.4) 29 6 2012 30 of 37 (81.1) 25 5 2013 15 of 17 (88.2) 12 3

BIG PLAY MUSTANGS: SMSU has recorded 35 offensive/defensive plays or kick/punt returns of 20 or more yards during the 2013 season, including 26 by the Mustang offense (11 run, 15 pass). For a complete look at the “long” plays and SMSU’s “money” plays for the season, go to pages 14-15. “Long” plays (20 yards or more) since 2004 Year No. TD Run Pass KR PR IR FR 2004 67 10 17 27 18 140 2005 61 12 10 28 18 230 2006 43 4325 11 220 2007 69 11 7 32 24 141 2008 61 10 6 32 18 230 2009 98 22 14 49 30 140 2010 61 14 10 32 18 001 2011 60 8 13 22 23 110 2012 66 20 18 28 19 100 2013 35 7 11 15 9000

HOLDING ONTO THE BALL: Winning the turnover margin is a major key to winning at any level of football. SMSU is plus-5 this season after four weeks, including forcing four turnovers in both the week three win over Minot State and the loss in week four to Bemidji State . SMSU finished plus-7 in turnover margin last season, which was one of the best in school history. SMSU had a streak of not committing a turnover in four straight games and did not commit a turnover in five of 11 overall. Since the start of the 2004 season (103 games), SMSU has been a “plus” in turnover margin in just 28 games (three in 2004, two in 2005, one in 2006, two in 2007, three in 2008, three in 2009, two in 2010, three in 2011, seven in 2012 and two in 2013). In SMSU’s last 81 conference games, which spans from late in the 2004 season through week four this season, SMSU is minus-36 in turnover margin. The Mustangs have been “even” or “minus” in turnover margin in 57 of their last 81 conference games. SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 4 All-Time Top THE 2013 SMSU ROSTER: The 2013 roster features 102 players (as of Sept. 30) with 15 seniors, 18 Rushing/Receiving/Passing Games juniors, 14 sophomore, 23 redshirt freshmen and 32 freshmen. The roster includes players from 12 dif- Rushing 100-yd 200-yd High ferent states with Minnesota leading the way with 38, followed by Wisconsin (17), Iowa (12), South Dakota Zach Wysong 11 1 225 (9), Illinois (8), Florida (6), California (4), Colorado (2), Texas (2), Alaska (1), Georgia (1), Nebraska (1) Robert Lipsey 10 0 156 and Arizona (1). Rich Froemling 9 2 235 Shad Peckenpaugh 9 1 241 MUSTANGS AT HOME: The 2013 season marks the sixth year for SMSU football at Mattke Field at Warren Matthews 8 0 172 the Schwan Regional Event Center. SMSU is 14-17 all-time at the REC, including 1-1 this season. The Ken Sather 8 2 211 $16 million facility opened in the fall of 2008 with the first college football game played on Aug. 30. Gannon Moore 6 0 159 Brent Miller 6 0 154 RECORD ON THE ROAD: Southwest Minnesota State is 1-1 in road games this season after finishing Lionel Bolden 5 0 165 the 2012 season with a 1-4 record in five road games. The last time SMSU won at least two road games in Josh Schleusner 4 0 192 Shawn Cotton 4 1 215 a season came in 2009 and the last time the team won three road games in a season occurred in 2008. Barry Meyer 4 0 196 SMSU is a combined 20-44 in road games since 2000. Tyler Tonderum 3 (1, 300+) 343 Mike Vivens 3 1 212 NSIC PRESEASON POLL: Southwest Minnesota State was picked to finish 12th overall in the 16-team David Whitten 3 1 243 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll and was picked to finish seventh in the Chase Hillesheim 3 0 175 eight-team NSIC South Division. Don Jennings 3 0 158 Demario Walton 3 0 144 ALL-NSIC RETURNERS: SMSU returns four players this fall who earned All-NSIC South Division Warren Hooks 3 0 155 honors in 2012. Senior center Brandon Puffer was named second team All-NSIC South, while senior Tim Henline 2 0 195 offensive lineman Kyle Johnson, senior offensive lineman Jake Thiel and senior safety Tate Bunkers Martez Williams 2 0 142 were all named to the honorable mention All-NSIC South squad. Junior punter Mike Wenk was named Bob Gilmore 2 0 136 second team All-NSIC South in 2011, but missed last season with an injury. Lamont Powers 2 0 140 Corwin Acker 2 0 132 Paul Benesh 2 0 119 PRESEASON HONORS: Four Mustang players received preseason accolades from various websites (note 100-yd game totals include the 200-yd games) and publications. USA College Football named senior center Brandon Puffer to its preseason All-Amer- tied with 1: Ray Vega, Bo Scott, Fank Yanik, Cory Jungjohan, ica second team, while senior left guard Jake Thiel was named third team. Senior safety Tate Bunkers Thomas Durham, Corey Johnson, Curt Strasheim, Curt Weber, and senior tackle Kyle Johnson were both named to the honorable mention team. Kyle Johnston, Brian Meck, John Senden 2012 SMSU RUSHING SOME OF THE BEST: SMSU finished the 2012 season with 1,888 rushing Passing 300-yd 400-yd 500-yd High yards on 385 carries, which ranked as the second highest total in school single-season history. SMSU did Jeff Loots 19 12 4 563 set the school single-season record with a 4.9 yards per rush average. The 1973 team holds the overall Josh Shudlick 11 2 0 451 rushing record with 1,945 yards on 515 carries. Steve Elzenga 11 4 0 451 Dan Koster 9 0 0 397 MORE ON 2012 RUSHING: SMSU rushed for 23 touchdowns in 2012 setting the school single-season Shawn Dupris 8 2 0 431 Ryan Ratekin 6 1 0 425 record. SMSU also averaging 171.6 yards per game, which ranks second in school history. The 1973 team Tyler Peschong 4 0 0 382 holds the record averaging 194.5 yards per game. Curt Strasheim 4 1 0 408 Rob Fagnan 4 0 0 374 MUSTANG HISTORY: The 2013 campaign marks the 46th season of college football at Southwest Min- Steve Yakesh 4 0 0 365 nesota State dating back to 1968. SMSU owns an all-time record of 171-289-5, including 109-196-5 in Adrian Headen 3 0 0 397 conference play. SMSU has recorded eight winning seasons and has made two NAIA playoff appearances Chad Boom 2 0 0 390 (1987 and 1991). The program earned its lone conference championship in 1990. Tyler Engquist 2 0 0 389 Charlie Kern 1 0 0 307 FOR OPENERS REWIND: Southwest Minnesota State is now 20-26 all-time in season openers fol- Scott Beekman 1 1 0 403 lowing the week one loss to St. Cloud State. SMSU has lost its last three season-opening games and is now Earl Rich 1 0 0 336 24-22 all-time in home openers. (note 300-yd game totals include the 400 and 500-yd games)

Receiving 100-yd 200-yd 300-yd High WORKING OVERTIME: SMSU has played in nine overtime games since the NCAA added the extra Alvin Ashley 19 7 1 320 session in 1998. SMSU is 3-6 all-time in overtime games including 1-3 in multi-overtime games following Wayne Hawkins 13 2 0 215 last year’s 34-31 double overtime loss to Minnesota State on Oct. 13. SMSU’s last overtime victory was at James Ashley 13 4 0 248 Upper Iowa (40-34) on Oct. 23, 2010. Ray Denson 10 0 0 171 Randy Haycraft 10 0 0 172 2013 REGION REMAINS THE SAME: Southwest Minnesota State is a member of Super Region 3 Juan Mitchell 9 0 0 177 for the second straight season are matched with the Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletic Association Preston Cunningham 9 2 0 240 (MIAA), the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) and the Great American Conference (GAC) for Herschel Jackson 8 0 0 189 the NCAA playoffs. Joe Dittrich 6 1 0 202 Lamont Powers 6 0 0 127 THE CORY SAUTER SHOW: The Cory Sauter Show airs weekly on Marshall’s local cable access chan- Gary Schleper 6 0 0 135 nel Studio 1. The show is broadcast Monday through Friday nights at 10 p.m. and can also be viewed at Paul Choudek 6 0 0 132 Blake Wilson 5 0 0 171 SMSUmustangs.com. Martez Williams 5 0 0 174 Kris Plash 5 0 0 180 MUSTANGS ON RADIO: All SMSU football games during the 2013 will be broadcast on Marshall Dan Linden 4 0 0 153 Radio, 105.1 FM KARL. Ryan Rohlik is in his first season as the play-by-play voice of SMSU football. Derek Townsend 3 0 0 139 Eddie Williams 3 1 0 202 ABOUT SIOUX FALLS: The Cougars are coming off a 52-7 drubbing of Minnesota Crookston last Sat- Corey Walker 3 0 0 171 urday in Sioux Falls, S.D. USF amassed 680 yards of offense in the game, including 467 on the ground. Walter Sutton 3 0 0 193 Junior running back Nephi Garcia racked up a game-high 167 yards and one touchdown on 18 carries, Tim Johnson 3 0 0 151 while freshman quarterback Luke Papilion rushed for 77 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Senior wide Anthony Dean 2 0 0 103 out Carrington Hanna caught seven passes for 84 yards and one touchdown. Garcia leads the team Gannon Moore 2 0 0 150 with 457 rushing yards on 72 carries this season, while Papilion has 387 yards and nine touchdowns on Bret Ballantine 2 0 0 118 62 carries. Papilion has completed 43 of 104 passes for 452 yards and one touchdown with five intercep- Zach Wysong 2 0 0 138 Aaron Strommer 2 0 0 155 tions. Hanna has amassed a team-high 17 receptions for 166 yards and one touchdown. Sophomore line- Josh Schleusner 2 0 0 141 backer Carter Ahlers and junior defensive back Broughan Jantz each have a team-high 30 tackles Pete Kienholz 2 0 0 117 with Ahlers recording 3.0 tackles for loss. Jed Stugart is in his fourth season as head coach at Sioux Falls Chad Wyffels 2 0 0 107 with a record of 29-9. He came to USF after spending three seasons (2006-08) as head coach at MidAmer- Adrian Hebig 2 0 0 109 ica Nazarene University (Kan.) compiling a 26-7 record and leading MNU to a pair of NAIA playoff ap- several players tied with 1, 100-yard game, including pearances. In his first season at USF in 2010, Stugart led the Cougars to the NAIA national championship Cody Condon (note 100-yd game totals include the 200 and game before losing 10-7 to Carroll College and finishing the season 13-1. 300-yd games) SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 5 2013 Southwest Minnesota State Team Players of the Week Each week the SMSU coaching staff selects a Player of the Week for their performance during the week of practice and on gameday. Here is a list of this season’s players of the week Offense Defense Special Teams Scout Offense Scout Defense Scout Special Teams St. Cloud State ...... Will Kurka AJ Page Mike Wenk Davontay Stevens Alec Waite Matt Iverson MSU Moorhead ...... Tyler Tonderum Antwaun Phillips Andrew McReynolds Kane Hutchinson Lance Boozer Matt Iverson Minot State ...... Jordan Cross Dashawn Miller Tyler Flud John Smith Leon Perry Matt Iverson Bemidji State ...... Tyler Toderum AJ Page Lance Schuveiller Blake Gimbel Andrico Rolle Matt Iverson Sioux Falls...... Wayne State ...... Minnesota State ...... Upper Iowa ...... Winona State ...... Concordia-St. Paul ...... Augustana ......

Southwest Minnesota State Individual Single-Game Highs Rushing Player Att. Yards TD Longest Rush Caleb Burns 13 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 50 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0...... 20 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 Charlie Kern 17 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 54 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 1, 2x, last vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 12 vs. Winona State, 2012 Ashanti Payne 6 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 48 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0...... 23 vs. Minot State, 2013 Tyler Tonderum 42 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 343 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 3, 2x, last vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 71 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013

Passing Player Att. Comp. Yards TD Longest Pass Charlie Kern 55 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 36 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 307 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013...... 2, 2x, last vs. Minot State, 2013 ..41 vs. Bemidji State, 2013

Receiving Player Receptions Yards TD Longest Reception Caleb Burns 1 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013...... 2 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 2 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 Cody Condon 8 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 108 vs. St. Cloud State, 2011 ...... 2 vs. Concordia, 2011 ...... 49 vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2012 Jordan Cross 7 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 78 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 1, 2x, last vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 31 vs. Minot State, 2013 Anthony Dean 7 vs. Augustana, 2012 ...... 103 vs. Minnesota State, 2012...... 2 vs. Minnesota State, 2012...... 75 vs. Minnesota State, 2012 Will Kurka 4 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 37 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 1 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 38 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 Adam Olson 5 vs. Upper Iowa, 2012 ...... 76 vs. Wayne State, 2011 ...... 1 vs. Wayne State, 2011 ...... 70 vs. Wayne State, 2011 Ashanti Payne 1 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013...... 2 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 2 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 Tyler Tonderum 6 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 46 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 23 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 Britt Wickett 8 vs. Concordia, 2011 ...... 91, 2x, last vs. Concordia, 2011 ...... 3 vs. Concordia, 2011 ...... 36 vs. Augustana, 2011

Defense Player Tackles Sacks TFL INT J.J. Bobrowicz 13 vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 2012...... 1, 2x, last vs. Bemidji State, 2013...... 2 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 0 Tate Bunkers 15 vs. Concordia, 2011...... 0 ...... 1, 5x, last vvs. MSU Moorhead, 2013...... 1 vs. Minnesota State, 2011 Alex Burton 4 vs. Northern State, 2012 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Rakeen Felder 4 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Dallin Finley 4 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Tyler Flud 4 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Kyle Hahn 5 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 0.5 vs. Bemidji State, 2013...... 1.5 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 0 Casey Hertz 2 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Adam Iversen 6, 2x, last vs. Minnesota State, 2011...... 1 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 1.5 vs. Minnesota State, 2011 ...... 0 Jacob Levtzow 5, 2x, last vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013...... 1.5 vs. Concordia, 2012...... 1.5, 2x, last vs. Concordia, 2012...... 0 Max Mattila 3 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Andrew McReynolds 6, 2x, last vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 1 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 1, 2x, last vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 Dashawn Miller 9, 2x, last vs. St. Cloud State, 2013...... 2 vs. Minot State, 2013...... 2 vs. Minot State, 2013...... 1 vs. Minnesota State, 2012 Alex Oliver 2 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 1 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 1 vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0 Cole Oswald 2 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 AJ Page 14 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2012 ...... 2, 2x, last vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 3 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013 ...... 0 Blake Pennock 12 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013...... 1.5 vs. Winona State, 2012 ...... 1.5 vs. Winona State, 2012 ...... 0 Antwaun Phillips 7 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013...... 0 ...... 1, 2x, last vs. Minot State, 2013 ...... 0 CJ Record 2 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 McKoy Rodning 7 vs. Bemidji State, 2013...... 0 ...... 1 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 1 vs. Bemidji State, 2013 Jared Twedt 12 vs. Bemidji State, 2013...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 vs. Minot State, 2013 Alex Werner 1 vs. St. Cloud State, 2013...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Nathan Werner 2 vs. Concordia, 2012 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 Donovan Woods 7, 2x, last vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 0 ...... 0.5 vs. Bemidji State, 2013...... 1, 3x, last vs. Minot State, 2013

Special Teams Player Longest Field Goal Field Goals Made Longest Punt Lance Schuveiller 49 vs. Upper Iowa, 2012 ...... 2, 3x, last vs. Bemidji State, 2013 ...... 59, 2x, last vs. MSU Moorhead, 2013 Mike Wenk 42 vs. MSU Moorhead, 2011...... 2 vs. Mary, 2011 ...... 66 vs. Augustana, 2011 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 6 2013 Game-by-Game Starting Line-Ups Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE/ (RB) WR WR RB QB SCSU Dean Sedrel Thiel Puffer Knakmuhs Johnson Condon Wickett Cross Tonderum Kern MSUM Dean Sedrel Thiel Puffer Knakmuhs Johnson Condon (Payne) Wickett Cross Tonderum Kern MISU Dean Sedrel Thiel Puffer Knakmuhs Johnson Condon Wickett Cross Tonderum Kern BSU Dean Sedrel Thiel Puffer Knakmuhs Johnson Condon Wickett Cross Tonderum Kern USF WSC MSU UIU WSU CU AUGIE

Defense DE DT DT DE LB LB LB CB FS SS CB SCSU Iverson Felder Levtzow Page Miller Bobrowicz Pennock Woods Twedt Buners McReynolds MSUM Iverson Phillips Levtzow Page Miller Bobrowicz Pennock Woods Twedt Buners McReynolds MISU Iverson Phillips Levtzow Page Miller Bobrowicz Pennock Woods Twedt Buners McReynolds BSU Iverson Phillips Levtzow Page Miller Bobrowicz Pennock Woods Twedt Buners McReynolds USF WSC MSU UIU WSU CU AUGIE

Total Offense Rush Offense Pass Offense Opponent SMSU OPP. Opponent SMSU OPP. Opponent SMSU OPP. St. Cloud State 477 521 St. Cloud State 170 224 St. Cloud State 307 297 MSU Moorhead 493 264 MSU Moorhead 416 205 MSU Moorhead 77 59 Minot State 530 336 Minot State 280 56 Minot State 250 280 Bemidji State 506 384 Bemidji State 265 213 Bemidji State 241 171 Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Wayne State Wayne State Wayne State Minnesota State Minnesota State Minnesota State Upper Iowa Upper Iowa Upper Iowa Winona State Winona State Winona State Concordia-St. Paul Concordia-St. Paul Concordia-St. Paul Augustana Augustana Augustana

Time of Possession 3rd Down Conversions 4th Down Conversions Opponent SMSU OPP. Opponent SMSU OPP. Opponent SMSU OPP. St. Cloud State 31:40 28:20 St. Cloud State 6/17 2/9 St. Cloud State 2/2 2/3 MSU Moorhead 30:01 29:59 MSU Moorhead 6/18 4/17 MSU Moorhead 0/6 0/3 Minot State 31:51 28:09 Minot State 6/19 5/14 Minot State 3/5 0/2 Bemidji State 24:44 35:16 Bemidji State 4/18 7/16 Bemidji State 3/4 1/1 Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Wayne State Wayne State Wayne State Minnesota State Minnesota State Minnesota State Upper Iowa Upper Iowa Upper Iowa Winona State Winona State Winona State Concordia-St. Paul Concordia-St. Paul Concordia-St. Paul Augustana Augustana Augustana SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 7 The Last Time it Happended in Team History... Individual • Rushing Blocked a punt: Tyler Tonderum vs. Northern State, 9/8/12 30+ attempts: 34, Tyler Tonderum vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Blocked two punts in a game: Yousif Youboty vs. MSU Moorhead, 11/7/09 40+ attempts: 42, Tyler Tonderum vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 Returned a blocked punt for a TD: Curt Gosser (block), Lionel Lamarre (TD) 100+ yards: 224, Tyler Tonderum vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 8/30/08 100+ yards by QB: 104, Kyle Johnston vs. Minnesota-Morris, 10/18/86 Blocked a field goal: Mark Schollmeyer vs. MSU Moorhead, 10/9/10 150+ yards: 224, Tyler Tonderum vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Had two INT: 2, Jared Twedt vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 200+ yards: 224, Tyler Tonderum vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Returned an INT for a TD: McKoy Rodning, 15 yards vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 300+yards: 343, Tyler Tonderum vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 Returned a fumble for a TD: Graham Ketterling, 0 yards vs. Northern State, 9/8/12 Two 100+ rushers: Gannon Moore (157) & Warren Matthews (150) vs. Wayne State, 10/6/12 Scored a defense two-point conversion: Joel Wipperfurth vs. Augustana, 9/11/04 Consecutive 100-yard games: 3: Tyler Tonderum (343 vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 ; 135 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 ; 224 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13) Team Three Consecutive 100-yard games: Tyler Tonderum (343 vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 ; Played a ranked team: No. 10 vs. Minnesota State, Mankato, 10/13/12 135 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 ; 224 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13) Scored 40+ points: 40 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Four Consecutive 100-yard games: Josh Schleusner (184 vs. Wayne State, 10/23/99 ; Scored 50+ points: 53 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 192 vs. Moorhead State, 10/30/99 ; 103 vs. Concordia, 11/6/99 ; 121 vs. UW-Stout,11/14/99) Scored 60+ points: 63 vs. South Dakota Tech, 8/31/06 Consecutive 150-yard games: Ken Sather (211 vs. Minn., Crookston, 9/21/02 & Scored 70+ points: 84 vs. Waldorf, 9/6/03 204 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 9/28/02) Scored 80+ points: 84 vs. Waldorf, 9/6/03 Consecutive 200-yard games: Ken Sather (211 vs. Minn., Crookston, 9/21/02 & Scored 40+ points and lost: 46 vs. Winona State, (46-49, 2 ot) 11/3/07 204 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 9/28/02) 25+ first downs: 27 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 50+-yard run: 77, Tyler Tonderum vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 30+ first downs: 34 vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 60+-yard run: 71, Tyler Tonderum vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 90+ plays: 90 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 70+-yard run: 71, Tyler Tonderum vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 200+ yards rushing: 265 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 70+-yard run, QB: 75, Kyle Johnston vs. Minnesota-Morris, 10/18/86 300+ yards rushing: 416 vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 3 rushing TDs: 3, Tyler Tonderum vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 400+ yards rushing: 416 vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 4 rushing TDs: 4, Thomas Durham vs. Waldorf, 9/4/04 400+ yards passing: 465 vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 2+ rushing TDs by QB: 2, Tyler Peschong vs. University of Mary, 9/10/11 500+ yards passing: 514 vs. Lindenwood, 9/19/92 400+ total offense: 506 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Individual • Passing 500+ total offense: 506 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 30+completions: 36, Charlie Kern vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 600+ total offense: 678 vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 40+completions: 40, Josh Shudlick vs. Augustana, 10/11/08 600+ all-purpose yardage: 654 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 30+ attempts: 30, Charlie Kern vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 700+ all-purpose yardage: 817 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 40+ attempts: 42, Charlie Kern vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Consecutive 400+ yard total offense by SMSU: (4),(477 vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 ; 493 vs. 50+ attempts: 55, Charlie Kern vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 MSU Moorhead 9/14/13 ; 530 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 ; 506 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13) 60+ attempts: 66, Josh Shudlick vs. Minnesota State, 10/25/08 0 or less yards rushing: -7 vs. Augustana, 9/24/11 300+ yards passing: 305, Charlie Kern vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 less than 50 yards rushing: -7 vs. Augustana, 9/24/11 400+ yards passing: 425, Ryan Ratekin vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 less than 100 yards rushing: 80 vs. Winona State, 10/27/12 Consecutive 300-yard games: Tyler Peschong (382 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11; less than 100 yards passing: 67 vs. Black Hills State, 9/6/08 304 vs. Minnesota Duluth, 8/30/12) less than 200 yards total offense: 196 vs. Concordia, 11/13/10 3-consecutive 300-yard games: Ryan Ratekin (425 vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09; Allowed 40+ points: 41 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 302 vs. Wayne State, 9/26/09; 323 vs. Winona State, 10/3/09) Allowed 50+ points: 60 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 4-consecutive 300-yard games: Josh Shudlick (372 vs. Upper Iowa, 10/13/07; Allowed 60+ points: 60 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 314 vs. Wayne State, 10/20/07; 327 vs. Bemidji State, 10/27/07; 365 vs. Winona State, Allowed 70+ points: 70 vs. Augustana, 9/25/01 11/3/07) Allowed 80+ points: 85 vs. Michigan Tech, 10/25/75 5-consecutive 300-yard games: Josh Shudlick (372 vs. Upper Iowa, 10/13/07; Allowed less than 0 yards rushing: -28 vs. South Dakota Tech, 8/31/09 314 vs. Wayne State, 10/20/07; 327 vs. Bemidji State, 10/27/07; 365 vs. Winona State, Allowed less than 50 yards rushing: 7 vs. MSU Moorhead, 11/7/09 11/3/07; 380 vs. MSU Moorhead, 11/10/07) Allowed less than 100 yards rushing: 56 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 Consecutive 400-yard games: Jeff Loots (449 vs. Northern State, 10/3/92 & 471 Allowed less than 100 yards passing: 59 vs. MSU Moorhead, 9/14/13 vs. Bemidji State, 10/10/02) Allowed less than 200 yards total offense: 199 vs. Jamestown, 9/8/07 70+-yard completion: 75, Tyler Peschong to Anthony Dean, vs. Minnesota State, 10/13/12 Allowed more than 200 yards rushing: 213 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 80+-yard completion: 86, Ryan Ratekin to Wade McDonough vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 Allowed more than 300 yards rushing: 300 vs. Winona State, 10/27/12 90+-yard completion: 97, Rob Fagnan to Dan Linden vs. Concordia, 11/4/00 Allowed more than 400 yards rushing: 437 vs. Bemidji State, 9/17/11 4 TD passes: Tyler Peschong vs. Augustana, 11/10/12 Allowed more than 300 yards passing: 317 vs. Sioux Falls, 9/29/12 5 TD passes: Tyler Peschong vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 Allowed more than 400 yards passing: 482 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 6 TD passes: Tyler Peschong vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 Allowed 400+ yds offense in win: 457 vs. Upper Iowa, 10/20/12 7 TD passes: Jeff Loots vs. Bemidji State, 11/17/91 Allowed 500+ yds offense: 521 vs. St. Cloud State, 9/7/13 3+ interceptions thrown: 3, Tyler Peschong vs. Minnesota State, 11/5/11 Allowed 600+ yds offense: 751 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 Allowed 700+ yds offense: 751 vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 Individual • Receiving Allowed 30+ first downs: 31 vs. Bemidji State, 9/17/11 10+ receptions: 10, Gannon Moore vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 9/22/12 Scored a safety: vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 (quarterback sack) 15+ receptions: 19, Preston Cunningham vs. Missouri Western State, 9/3/94 Allowed a safety: vs. Winona State, 10/27/12 (Gannon Moore tackled in end zone) 100+ yards: 103, Anthony Dean vs. Minnesota State, 10/13/12 Won when trailing after 2 qtrs: vs. Upper Iowa (trailed 17-14, won 28-24), 10/22/11 125+ yards: 156, Lester Lewis vs. Northern State, 9/2/10 Won when trailing after 3 qtrs: vs. MSU Moorhead (trailed 14-12, won 27-20), 9/14/13 150+ yards: 150, Gannon Moore vs. St. Cloud State, 10/16/10 Lost when leading after 2 qtrs: vs. University of Mary (led 17-14, lost 43-24), 9/15/12 175+ yards: 209, Wade McDonough vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 Lost when leading after 3 qtrs: vs. Bemidji State (led 37-26, lost 41-30), 9/28/13 200+ yards: 209, Wade McDonough vs. Upper Iowa, 9/19/09 Had more than 15+ penalties: 15 vs. Augustana, 9/14/02 225+ yards: 229, Preston Cunningham vs. Missouri Western State, 9/394 Had less than 5 penalties: 1 vs. Wayne State, 10/6/12 250+ yards: 268, Alvin Ashley vs. Lindenwood (Mo.), 9/19/92 Had more than 100+ yards in penalties: 109 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 275+ yards: 320, Alvin Ashley vs. Minot State (N.D.), 9/14/91 Recorded a shutout: vs. Waldorf (49-0), 9/4/04 Two receivers, 100+ yards in one game: Lester Lewis (156) & Bret Ballantine (110) Recorded a shutout vs. NSIC opponent: vs. Concordia (44-0), 11/6/99 vs. Northern State, 9/2/10 Was shutout by opponent: Minnesota State (38-0), 11/5/11 Two receivers, 125+ yards in one game: Ryan Schroeder (144) & Ray Denson Was shutout by NSIC opponent: Minnesota State (38-0), 11/5/11 (135) vs. MSU Moorhead, 10/9/04 Had consecutive shutouts: 2, (38-0 vs. Peru State, 8/28/04 & 49-0 vs. Waldorf, 9/4/04) Consecutive 100-yard games: 2, Blake Wilson (172 vs. Wayne State, 9/26/09 Consecutive shutouts by opponent: 2, (0-21 vs. Moorhead State, 9/22/79 & 117 vs. Winona State, 10/3/09) 0-24 vs. Michigan Tech, 9/29/79) 3 TD receptions: 3, Britt Wickett vs. Concordia, 11/12/11 Shutout opponent, 1st half: vs. MSU Moorhead (24-0), 10/8/11 4 TD receptions: 4, Ray Denson vs. Wayne State, 9/27/03 Shutout opponent, 2nd half: vs. Mary (14-0), 9/13/10 100+ yards, RB: 118, Gannon Moore vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 9/22/12 Was shutout by opponent, 1st half: vs. Minnesota State (10-0), 11/5/11 50+ yard reception, RB: 70, Warren Matthews vs. University of Mary, 9/5/12 Was shutout by opponent, 2nd half: vs. Minnesota State (28-0), 11/5/11 Overtime game: vs. Minnesota State, 10/13/12 (34-31/2 ot), 10/13/12 Individuals • Rushing/Receiving/Passing Multi-overtime game: vs. Minnesota State, 10/13/12 (34-31/2 ot), 10/13/12 100-yard rusher & receiver: Warren Matthews (139 rush) & Gannon Moore (118 rec), Come-from-behind-win: vs. Upper Iowa (31-37, 5:37/4th; W 38-37), 10/20/12 vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 9/22/12 Rally from 14+ pt. deficit and won: vs. Concordia (7-21, 1:22/2nd; W 38-28), 10/18/08 100-yard rusher & 300-yard passer: Warren Matthews (101 rush) & Tyler Peschong (334 Blew 14+ pt. lead & lost: vs. Minnesota State (24-10, 7:36/4th; L 34-31 2ot), 10/13/12 pass), Committed 5 or more turnovers: 7 vs. Wayne State, 10/1/11 vs. University of Mary, 9/10/11 Forced 4+ turnovers: 4 (3 fum., 1 int.) vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 100-yard rusher, 100-yard receiver & 300-yard passer: Warren Matthews (101 rush) & Had 3+ fumbles recovered: 3 vs. Bemidji State, 9/28/13 Anthony Dean (102 rec) & Tyler Peschong (334 pass), vs. University of Mary, 9/10/11 Had 3+ fumbles lost to opponent: 3 vs. Wayne State, 10/1/11 100-yard rushing & 100-yards receiving by one player: Martez Williams (100 Recorded 4+ interceptions: 4 vs. Black Hills State, 9/5/09 rush, 129 rec) vs. Moorhead State, 10/31/92 Recorded 5+ interceptions: 5 vs. Upper Iowa, 9/17/05 200 yards passing/100 yards rushing by one player: never Threw 5+ interceptions: 5 vs. Wayne State, 10/15/05 Recorded 5+ sacks: 6 vs. Minot State, 9/20/13 Individuals • Special Teams/Defense Allowed 5+ sacks to opponent: 5 vs. Winona State, 10/27/12 Kicked a 50-plus yard FG: Eric Oldenkamp, 51 yards vs. Concordia, 10/29/05 Recorded 10+ tackles for loss: 10 vs. Concordia, 11/13/10 Returned a kickoff for a TD: Warren Matthews, 84 yards vs. Wayne State, 9/26/09 Returned a punt for a TD: Blake Wilson, 80 yards vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 8/29/09 !

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Special Teams Pronunciation Guide P 23 Mike Wenk (6-0, 194, Jr.) J.J. Bobrowicz ...... BOB-bo-wicz 19 Lance Schuveiller (6-3, 203, Sr.) Justin Knakmuhs ...... KNOCK-moose PK 19 Lance Schuveiller (6-3, 203, Sr.) Jacob Levtzow ...... LEFT-zo 23 Mike Wenk (6-0, 194, Jr.) Max Mattila ...... MATT-a-LA H 9 Adam Olson (6-1, 205, Jr.) Lance Schuveiller...... SHOE-VIE-ler LS 44 Alex Burton (6-0, 240, So.) Jake Thiel ...... THEE-ill PR 2 Andrew McReynolds (5-11, 170, So.) Dallin Finley...... DAY-lin KR 2 Andrew McReynolds (5-11, 170, So.) Blake Pennock ...... PEN-neck 22 Tyler Tonderum (5-10, 191, Jr.) Alex Sedrel ...... SEE-drill Tyler Tonderum ...... Ton (sounds like Tom)-drum Ben Tonsager...... ton-SAH-ger Jared Twedt ...... TWEET Brad WIEST ...... WEE-st SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 10 2013 Southwest Minnesota State University Football Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous School 1 Anthony Dean WR 6-2 203 Sr. Tampa, Fla. / Jefferson 2 Andrew McReynolds CB 5-11 170 So. Aurora, Colo. / Chaparral 3 Tate Bunkers S 6-0 200 Sr. Dell Rapids, S.D. / Dell Rapids 4 Brad Wiest CB 5-11 175 Sr. Mankato, Minn. / Mankato West 5 AJ Page DE 6-6 231 Jr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Hopkins 6 Donovan Woods CB 5-11 185 So. Belleville, Wis. / Belleville-Albany 7 Charlie Kern QB 6-3 200 Jr. Belle Plaine, Minn. / Belle Plaine 8 Jordan Cross WR 6-3 214 Jr. Colleyville, Texas / Covenant Christian 9 Adam Olson WR 6-1 205 Jr. Pine City, Minn. / Pine City 10 Chris Stemen QB 6-6 229 So. Marshfield, Wis. / Marshfield 11 Casey Hertz S 6-2 202 RFr. Ocheyedan, Iowa / Sibley-Ocheyedan 12 CJ Record S 5-11 200 So. Farmington, Minn. / Farmington 13 Blake Gimbel QB 6-4 188 Fr. Marshalltown, Iowa / Marshalltown 15 Britt Wickett WR 5-10 182 Sr. Brandon, S.D. / Brandon Valley 16 Cody Condon TE 6-4 237 Sr. East Troy, Wis. / East Troy 17 Mike Williams WR 6-0 205 Jr. Lancaster, Calif. / Lancaster HS / Antelope Valley College (Calif.) 18 Ty Steffensen WR 5-8 160 RFr. Marshalltown, Iowa / Marshalltown 19 Lance Schuveiller K/P 6-3 203 Sr. Brooklyn Park, Minn. / Park Center 21 Jared Twedt S 6-0 196 So. Hudson, S.D. / Canton 22 Tyler Tonderum RB 5-10 191 Jr. Armstrong, Iowa / Armstrong-Ringsted 23 Mike Wenk K/P 6-0 194 Jr. Hartford, S.D. / West Central 24 Ashanti Payne RB 5-8 190 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Robbinsdale Cooper 25 Caleb Burns RB 5-8 188 Jr. St. Paul, Minn. / Harding 26 Isaac Seymour RB 5-11 200 RFr. Ojai, Calif. / Nordhoff 27 Tyler Flud LB 6-0 211 RFr. St. Paul, Minn. / Cretin Derham Hall 28 Dallin Finley CB 5-8 167 Fr. Kennesaw, Ga. / Kennesaw Mountain 30 McKoy Rodning LB 6-1 226 So. Gaylord, Minn. / Sibley East 31 Dashawn Miller LB 5-10 237 Sr. Anaheim, Calif. / Savanna / Golden West College (Calif.) 32 Alex Oliver LB 6-0 204 So. Elk Run Heights, Iowa / Waterloo East 34 Blake Pennock LB 6-1 209 So. Clinton, Iowa / Clinton / Ellsworth C.C. (Iowa) 35 Johnny Ware CB 5-9 162 So. Minneapolis, Minn. / Osseo / Itasca Community College 41 Alec Waite DE 6-2 235 RFr. River Falls, Wis. / Irondale 42 Sid Hart K/P 6-2 193 RFr. Viborg, S.D. / Viborg 43 Jeffrey Polsean LB 6-1 228 RFr. Rockford, Ill. / Christian Life HS 44 Alex Burton LB 6-0 240 So. Savage, Minn. / Prior Lake 46 Trevor Knapek LB 6-0 235 RFr. Foley, Minn. / Foley 48 Cole Oswald DE 6-4 240 Jr. Isle, Minn. / Isle 49 Will Kurka TE 6-3 249 Jr. Minneota, Minn. / Minneota 50 Lance Boozer DE 6-3 255 RFr. Springfield, Ill. / Lanphier 51 Max Mattila LB 6-1 225 RFr. Bloomington, Minn. / Bethany Academy 54 Kyle Hahn DE 6-3 253 Sr. West Allis, Wis. / West Allis 55 Adair Ebright LB 6-0 206 RFr. Baraboo, Wis. / Baraboo 56 JJ Bobrowicz LB 6-3 233 Sr. Crystal Lake, Ill. / Crystal Lake 60 Brandon Puffer OL 6-1 299 Sr. Buffalo, Minn. / Buffalo 61 Garrett Lilly DT 6-3 263 RFr. Rockwall, Texas / Rockwall 63 Kane Hutchinson OL 6-6 284 Fr. Granby, Colo. / Middle Park 64 Max Weaver OL 6-3 280 Fr. Northfield, Minn. / Northfield 65 Ben Tonsager OL 6-4 284 So. St. James, Minn. / St. James 66 Jake Thiel OL 6-2 289 Sr. Oak Creek, Wis. / Oak Creek 67 Kyle Johnson OL 6-5 300 Sr. Atwater, Minn. / Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 68 Alex Sedrel OL 6-5 292 Sr. Grimes, Iowa / Dallas Center-Grimes 71 Grant Greenfield OL 6-6 294 RFr. Sibley, Iowa / Sibley-Ocheyedan 73 Nathan Thompson OL 6-1 308 RFr. Luverne, Minn. / Luverne 75 Nathan Meyers OL 6-2 292 RFr. New Franken, Wis. / Nortre Dame Academy 78 Justin Knakmuhs OL 6-3 302 Sr. Walnut Grove, Minn. / Westbrook-Walnut Grove 80 JJ Bockman WR 6-0 170 So. Weeping Water, Neb. / Bellevue West 81 Zach Specht WR 5-11 177 RFr. Marcus, Iowa / Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn 82 Matt Overgaard TE 6-2 196 Fr. Luverne, Minn. / Luverne 83 Jay Schneider WR 5-8 150 Fr. Mequon, Wis. / Homestead 84 Zach Crow WR 6-1 185 RFr. Esko, Minn. / Esko 85 Nate Carr WR 6-2 218 Jr. Elmore, Minn. / Blue Earth 89 Philip Pizzo TE 6-3 208 Fr. Camarillo, Calif. / Camarillo SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 11 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous School 90 Leon Perry DE 6-5 243 Jr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Hopkins 91 Antwaun Phillips DE 6-1 258 Jr. St. Louis Park, Minn. / St. Louis Park / Fergus Falls C.C. 93 Jacob Levtzow DT 6-2 255 Jr. Rockham, S.D. / Redfield 94 Adam Iversen DE 6-1 240 Sr. Sioux Falls, S.D. / Washington 95 Rakeem Felder DT 6-1 257 Fr. Osseo, Minn. / Osseo 96 Nathan Tiede DT 6-1 251 So. Montgomery, Minn. / Montgomery-Lonsdale 97 Alex Werner DE 6-5 236 Fr. Marshall, Minn. / Marshall 98 Rob Hunt DT 6-1 261 RFr. New Brighton, Minn. / Irondale 99 Nathan Werner DT 6-1 278 Jr. Marshall, Minn. / Marshall Evan Anderson OL 6-0 312 RFr. Love Park, Ill. / Harlem Kevin Baumann DE 6-3 207 Fr. Pewaukee, Wis. / Pewaukee Wes Bednar S 5-11 200 RFr. Sioux Falls, S.D. / O'Gorman Jordan Clark FB 6-0 205 Fr. Circle Pines, Minn. / Centennial HS Dante Copeland OL 6-3 330 Fr. Panora, Iowa / Panorama HS Davantay Corey RB 5-8 176 Fr. Vernon Center, Minn. / Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial Dorian Dear S 6-1 171 RFr. Collinsville, Ill. / Collinsville Austin Fisher DT 6-2 247 Fr. Hartland, Wis. / Arrowhead Alex Giles RB 5-8 182 Fr. Belgium, Wis. / Cedar Grove-Belgium KP Hanks CB 5-7 160 Fr. Sioux City, Iowa / Sioux City North Nate Henrichs S 5-10 179 RFr. Fall Creek, Wis. / Fall Creek Nathaniel Huot WR 6-0 188 Fr. Dawson, Minn. / Dawson-Boyd Matt Iverson S 5-11 198 Fr. Hudson, Wis. / Hudson Justin Lee LB 6-1 200 Fr. Dawson, Minn. / Dawson-Boyd Clint Long OL 6-3 268 Fr. Gillett, Wis. / Gillett Bilal Louzati LB 6-0 210 Fr. Fitchburg, Wis. / Verona Cody McCleve QB 6-0 206 Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chandler / Phoenix College (Ariz.) Stephen McGriff CB 5-10 160 RFr. Miami, Fla. / Coral Reef Jake Mills CB 5-10 170 Fr. Ames, Iowa / Ames Bryan Mitchell CB 5-11 175 Fr. Lakeland, Fla. / Lakeland Davante Owens OL 5-10 235 Fr. Anchorage, Alaska / Bartlett Cameron Parus WR 6-3 197 Fr. Newburgh, Ill. / Castle Matt Pircon WR 6-0 188 So. Aurora, Ill. / Marmion Academy Michael Rivera S 5-9 151 Fr. Windom, Minn. / Windom Andrico Rolle S 6-2 170 Jr. Miami, Fla. / Somerset Academy / Ridgewater College John Smith WR 5-11 150 Fr. Kankakee, Ill. / Kankakee Davontay Stevens RB 5-8 200 Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. / Wolfso / Ridgewater College Andrew Terwilliger OL 6-4 284 Fr. Beloit, Wis. / Verona Alex Thorson LB 5-10 226 Fr. Onida, S.D. / Watertown Sam Westre OL 6-4 305 Fr. Hastings, Minn. / Hastings Dedrick White CB 5-10 175 Fr. Fort Myers, Fla. / Cypress Lake

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The Mustang offense lead the NSIC in head coach at Southwest Minnesota State in passing yards, while Shudlick finished first in 2013 and his sixth overall on the Mustang the conference in passing yards per game and coaching staff. He has led SMSU to a record of total offense. 11-22 in three seasons on the sidelines, includ- Prior to SMSU, Sauter, a native of ing 10-21 in Northern Sun Intercollegiate Con- Hutchinson, Minn., spent several years coach- ference play. ing at both the collegiate and professional lev- Named the 10th head coach in program els. In 2006 he served as history on March 29, 2010, after serving a quarterbacks/receivers coach for the Hamburg month as interim head coach, Sauter brings six Sea Devils in NFL Europe and was also a grad- years of professional football playing experi- uate assistant at the University of Minnesota. ence in both the National Football League and In 2007 he was quarterbacks coach for the NFL Europe, along with both collegiate and Berlin Thunder. professional football coaching experience to A 1997 graduate of the University of Min- the Mustang program. nesota, Sauter had a record-setting career at During Sauter’s first season as head coach quarterback for the Golden Gophers and spent in 2010, the Mustangs started the season 2-0 six seasons in the NFL from 1998-2004. He and were 4-4 after eight weeks, before suffer- played four seasons for Minnesota (1994-97), ing several injuries to key positions and finish- including starting the final 34 games of his col- ing 4-7 overall. Seven Mustang players earned offense – which scored 30 or more points six legiate career and playing in the Blue-Gray All- all-conference honors, including quarterback times - ranked 62nd in the country in scoring Star Football Classic following his senior Ryan Ratekin, who became the first SMSU of- and 65th in total offense. Senior running back season. He finished his career as the school's fensive player to earn first team All-NSIC hon- Warren Matthews was named first team All- all-time career record holder for pass comple- ors since 2006. NSIC, while senior running back Gannon tions, pass attempts and passing yards. Sauter In 2011, SMSU finished with a 3-8 overall Moore was named second team All-NSIC. earned his master's degree from the University record and had eight players earn All-NSIC Prior to becoming head coach, Sauter of Minnesota in 2003. honors. Junior quarterback Tyler Peschong spent two seasons (2008-09) helping lead a Following his collegiate career Sauter led the NSIC in passing high-powered Mustang offensive attack as spent six seasons in the NFL from 1998-2003. and total yards and quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. He signed as a free agent with the Arizona Car- was named second Serving as offensive coordinator, quarter- dinals in 1998 before spending time with the team All-NSIC South backs coach and passing game coordinator in Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Division. The Mustang 2009, SMSU averaged 36 points per game, the Colts. He appeared in one regular season game offense ranked third in third highest in school history, and also scored in his career completing 6 of 9 passes for 59 the conference in pass- 30 or more points in eight games tying a school yards in a 2002 game with the Chicago Bears. ing and eighth in scor- single-season record. He also played one season for the Barcelona ing. SMSU junior quarterback Ryan Ratekin Dragons in NFL Europe. In his third season was named the 2009 NSIC Offensive New- Cory and his wife Amy, live in Marshall at the helm in 2012, comer of the Year, setting a school record with with their two daughters, Berlin and Estella. Sauter helped oversee a 63.9 percent completion percentage, while an offense that set a passing for 2,963 yards and 33 touchdowns, school record with 23 the third highest in school history. rushing touchdowns, SMSU senior quarterback Josh Shudlick while rushing for 1,888 had a record breaking season during Sauter’s yards, the second high- first season on the sideline in 2008, setting a Sauter played six seasons in the NFL for est total in program conference record for passing yards and tying four teams history. The Mustang the league record for touchdown passes in one Sauter Quick Facts Coaching Experience 2010-12 SMSU (head coach) 2009 SMSU (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks/pass game coordinator) 2008 SMSU (quarterbacks/pass game coordinator) 2007 Berlin Thunder (quarterbacks) 2006 Hamburg Sea Devils (quarterbacks/receivers) 2006 University of Minnesota (defensive backs)

Playing Experience 1993-97 University of Minnesota 1998 Arizona Cardinals 1999-00 Detroit Lions 2000 Barcelona Dragons 2001-03 Indianapolis Colts 2002 Chicago Bears