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2016 University of Mary Football Marauders Football Week 7 Game Notes | at University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles | Oct 2016 University of Mary Football Marauders Football Week 7 Game Notes | at University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles | Oct. 15, 2016 | For Immediate Release Sports Information Director | Brian Larson | [email protected] | 701.355.8354 office | 701.361.7904 mobile | www.GoUMary.com University of Mary Quick Facts Name: University of Mary Location: Bismarck/Mandan, ND (pop. 100,000) Founded: 1959 Enrollment: 3,000 Nickname: Marauders School Colors: Blue, Orange and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II (Active Member 2007) Conference: Northern Sun (Member 2006) President: Monsignor James Shea Athletic Director: Roger Thomas Asst. Athletic Director for Operations: Dan Huntley Asst. Athletic Director for Advancement: Mike Offerdahl Asst. Athletic Director for Compliance: Jeremy Christoffels University of Mary Marauders Senior Woman Administrator: Sarah Cook Director of Development-Athletics: Kevin Becker (0-6 overall / NSIC, 0-2 NSIC North) Sports Information Director: Brian Larson vs. Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Pace Maier Head Athletic Trainer: Rhonda Olson Faculty Athletic Representative: Caroline Kozojed University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles Athletic Dept. Phone: 701.355.8200 (0-6 overall / NSIC, 0-2 NSIC North) About Marauders Football Home Field (capacity): MDU Resources Community Bowl (7,000) Surface: FieldTurf Game 7 | 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016 Head Coach: Josh Kotelnicki, 3rd year (North Dakota, ‘02) Ed Widseth Field | Crookston, MN Record at Mary: 6-22 (3rd year) Career Record: 6-22 (3rd year) Football Office Phone: 701.355.8230 Marauders Radio Broadcast: KFYR-AM 550 Head Coach E-mail: [email protected] Video and Audio Webcast / Live Stats: www.GoUMary.com/coverage Offensive Coordinator: Tim Belmore, 3rd year (Gustavus Adophus, ‘96) Defensive Coordinator/LB: Jason Thier, 3rd year (Truman State, ‘09) Defensive Line Coach: Ben Davis, 4th year (MacMurray, ‘11) Defensive Backs Coach: Baylee Carr, 1st year (North Dakota, ‘15) SATURDAY Slotbacks Coach: Chad Smith, 2nd year (Rocky Mountain) Making their second straight foray into the Land of 10,000 Lakes, the University Asst. Off. Line / Graduate Asst: Quinn Perry, 2nd year (SE Missouri St., ‘13) of Mary visits the University of Minnesota Crookston for the Golden Eagles 2016 Def. Backs / Graduate Asst: Randy Bandelow, 1st year (Grand Canyon, ‘15) homecoming game. On the line is the first win of the season for one of the two teams. Wide Receivers/Graduate Asst: Connor Menown, 1st year (William Penn, ‘16) Athletic Trainer: Rhonda Olson Kickoff for the Marauders-Golden Eagles game is 1 pm on Saturday, Oct. 15, at Ed Strength Coach: Michael Silbernagel Widseth Field in Crookston, MN. Equipment Manager: Jim Gremmels 2015 Overall Record: 1-10 (1-5 home, 0-5 away) THE RECORDS 2015 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Record: 1-7 (T-6th) in The Marauders are 0-6 overall and in the Northern Sun and 0-2 against NSIC North NSIC North Division, 1-10 overall in NSIC (T-12th) Division foes... The Golden Eagles are 0-6 overall and in the NSIC and 0-2 against 2015 Starters Returning/Lost: 13 / 9 NSIC North Division opponents. Offense Returning/Lost: 7 / 4 Defense Returning/Lost: 6 / 5 2016 University of Mary Marauders Football Schedule/Results (0-6 Overall, NSIC / 0-2 NSIC North Division) DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Series Note (last meeting) / Game Highlights Sept. 3 Concordia-St. Paul * St. Paul, Minn. L 17-0 Jolliffe 50 yds rushing, 63 passing / Bolton 10 Tkls / Peterson 1.5 sacks Sept. 10 #21 Augustana * Bismarck, N.D. L 63-0 Bolton 13 tackles / Grad 1st career INT / Parker 10 tackles Sept. 17 Southwest Minnesota State University * Marshall, Minn. L 47-23 Jolliffe 93 yards rushing, 2 TDs / Whitaker INT / Bolton 13 Tkls Sept. 24 Winona State University * (Homecoming) Bismarck, N.D. L 51-0 Rayfield 9 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 PD / Parker 1 INT / Jolliffe 58 yds rushing Oct. 1 #RV Bemidji State University * Bismarck, N.D. L 3-52 Goetz 33-yd FG / Podoll 63 yds rushing / Kraft 10 tkls, 1 sack Oct. 8 St. Cloud State University * St. Cloud, Minn. L 7-41 Podoll 45 yds rushing / Farmer 121 yds passing / Mackedanz 3 catches-48 yds-1TD Oct. 15 University of Minnesota Crookston * Crookston, Minn. 1 PM 12-2 vs. UMC (W 33-28 vs. UMC in 2015) Oct. 22 MSU Moorhead * (Battle for the Paddle) Bismarck, N.D. 1 PM 8-2 vs. MSUM (Lost 37-0 at MSUM in 2015) Oct. 29 Northern State University * Bismarck, N.D. 1 PM 6-4 vs. NSU (Lost 37-0 at NSU in 2015) Nov. 5 University of Minnesota Duluth * Duluth, Minn. 1:05 PM 0-9 vs. UMD (Lost 45-0 vs. UMD) Nov. 12 Minot State University * (Battle of the Big Lake) Minot, N.D. 1 PM 12-12 vs. MINOT (Lost 15-9 vs. MINOT) Nov. 19 NCAA Division II playoffs begin * indicates a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference contest. All start times local to home team. 2009 UNIVERSITY OF MARY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (5-4 OVERALL/5-3 NSIC/3-2 NSIC NORTH DIVISION) Date Opponent Location Time Series Notes (last meeting) 8.29 #10 Chadron State College Chadron, NE L 14-30 Winfield returns INT 59 yrds for a TD. Thompson 10 tackles. 9.5 Upper Iowa University* Bismarck, ND W 48-31 Lau 5 TD passes. Lomax 199 yards, 1 TD. Martin 2 TDs. 9.12 #8 Minnesota State University* Bismarck, ND L 14-35 MSU 28 straight pts. Cleveland 9 tkls/2 TFL. Newsome 96 yds. 9.19 University of Minnesota, Crookston* Crookston, MN W 37-14 Lau four TD passes, Newsome 98yd KOR, Lomax 158 rush #8 University of Minnesota Duluth* 9.26 (Homecoming 2009) Bismarck, ND L 7-35 Odim (UMD) 184 yards-4 TDs. Lomax 109 yards. Thompson 2 TFL 10.3 Concordia University - St. Paul* St. Paul, MN W 27-7 Cheeks INT and FR, Lomax 2 TDs and 127 yds, Lau 3 TD passes 10.10 Minnesota State University Moorhead* Moorhead, MN W 39-13 Gatling 184 rush yards/2 TD catches, Lau 4 TDs (3 pass), 6 MSUM TOs 10.17 Northern State University* Bismarck, ND W 20-16 Lomax school record 248 yards & winning TD. Cleveland/Broome 2 TFL 10.24 St. Cloud State University* St. Cloud, MN L 17-35 Bollinger 267 yards passing. Thompson 11 tkls. Martin 90 yds rec. 10.31 Bemidji State University* Bismarck, ND L 7 -21 Lomax surpasses 1,000 yards rushing, Newsome 86 yds rec. 11.7 Wayne State College* Wayne, NE 1 PM 0-2 vs. WSC (Lost 31-16 in 2008) * indicates a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Athletic Conference matchup. Marauders Football 2016 | Week 7 | at University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles | Oct. 15, 1 PM | Page 2 LAST YEAR GAMEDAY STATISTICAL COMPARISON The Marauders finished the 2015 season 1-10 overall and in the Northern Sun and 2016 Stats Mary UMC 1-6 in the NSIC North division... The Golden Eagles were 1-10 overall and in the Scoring Offense 5.5 ppg 8.8 ppg NSIC to finish tied for 13th in the league overall and was 5th in the NSIC North divi- Scoring Defense 45.2 ppg 46.8 ppg sion at 1-6. First Downs 64 86 LAST TIME OUT Rushing Offense 122.8 ypg 77.5 ypg The Marauders dropped a 41-7 road decision at St. Cloud State University... The Passing Offense 61.2 ypg 143.2 ypg Golden Eagles lost 41-12 on the road at MSU Moorhead. Total Offense 184 ypg 220.7 ypg Rushing Defense 269.7 ypg 205.7 ypg A LITTLE BACK HISTORY Passing Defense 250.2 ypg 257.5 ypg In the history of the Marauders football program, Mary has played Minnesota Total Defense 519.8 ypg 463.2 ypg Crookston more times - 14 - than any other team on this year’s schedule except Sacks (tot-yards) 5-27 12-68 Minot State University (24). In addition to playing the Golden Eagles for the 11th Turnovers lost (Fum/Int) 4 / 4 - 8 2 / 8 - 10 straight year on Saturday, Mary also faced UMC four times in the 1990s when Turnovers gained (F/I) 3 / 4 - 7 6 / 0 - 6 the both schools were members of the North Dakota College Athletic Conference (UMC was the lone member not located in ND). This is the 11th straight season the Penalty yds/gm 30.7 ypg 66.2 ypg Marauders have played the Golden Eagles, one of five teams Mary has faced every 3rd Down Conversions 27% 28% season since beginning NCAA play in 2006. 3rd Down Defense 54% 54% 4th Down Conversions 38% 33% ON THE LINE 4th Down Defense 83% 42% Both the Marauders and the Golden Eagles are searching for the first win of the Touchdowns 4 5 season. For one of these two teams that search will cease on Saturday. The Field Goals 2-4 6-10 Marauders last win came at home against the Golden Eagles 33-28 on Halloween PAT Attempts 3-4 3-4 2015. The Golden Eagles last win was a 45-14 thrashing of Minot State at home on Time of Possession 33:50 31:40 Nov. 7, 2015, a week after losing to Mary. HEAD COACHES Score By Qtr 1 2 3 4 OT Total JOSH KOTELNICKI is in his third season as the head coach of the University of Mary 14 0 3 16 - 33 Mary. He is just the fifth varsity head coach in school history as the team begins its UMC 7 13 8 25 - 102 29th season. Kotelnicki directed the Marauders to a 5-6 record in his first season 2016 NSIC STANDINGS 2016 NSIC SCHEDULE/RESULTS NSIC ONLY OVERALL LAST WEEK W L W L Saturday, Oct.
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