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2013 Texas Lutheran Football Fight. Finish. Faith. TEXAS LUTHERAN SCHEDULE September 7 at Southwestern* W, 44-14 14 at Trinity* W, 42-38 28 SW Assemblies of God^ 6 p.m. October 5 at East Texas Baptist 6 p.m. Game No. 3: 12 Austin College* 1 p.m. 19 at Sul Ross State 1 p.m. Texas Lutheran (2-0, 2-0 SCAC) 26 at Mississippi College 1 p.m. at November Southwestern Assemblies of God (1-2, 0-0 CSFL) 2 Louisiana College 1 p.m. 9 at Hardin-Simmons 1 p.m. Game Facts 16 Howard Payne 1 p.m. DATE: ..........................................................................................Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013 * - SCAC Game KICKOFF: ................................................................................................................. 6 p.m. ^ - Homecoming PLACE: .......................................................................................................... Seguin, Texas STADIUM: ............................................................ Matador Stadium (Jack Taylor Field) ...................................................................................... (on Seguin High School campus) TLU RADIO: ............................................................. KWED 1580 AM (Seguin, Texas) VIDEO WEBCAST: ...............................................http://www.tlubulldogs.com (TLU) SAGU SCHEDULE AUDIO WEBCASTS: ...........................................http://www.seguintoday.com (TLU) September ....................................................................................http://www.tlubulldogs.com (TLU) 7 Bethany (Kansas) L, 20-35 14 Howard Payne L, 27-41 ALL-TIME SERIES: .....................................................Texas Lutheran leads series 3-0. 21 at Haskell (Kansas) W, 19-8 LAST GAME - TLU: .......................... TLU def. Trinity 42-38 in San Antonio, Texas. 28 at Texas Lutheran 6 p.m. LAST WEEK - SAGU: .........SAGU def. Haskell (Kansas) 19-8 in Lawrence, Kansas. LAST MEETING: ........................................................................ TLU def. SAGU 43-35 October .............................................................................in Waxahachie, Texas on Sept. 22, 2012 5 at Oklahoma Baptist* 2 p.m. 12 Langston (Okla.)* 2 p.m. STREAKS: ...........................................................................TLU has won three in a row. 19 at Austin College 1 p.m. LAST YEAR – TLU: ....................................................................... 4-6 overall / 2-5 ASC 26 Oklahoma Panhandle 2 p.m. LAST YEAR – SAGU: ................................................................................4-6 / 1-3 CSFL November ................................................................................................................................................. 2 at Wayland Baptist* 2 p.m. TLU HEAD COACH: ...........................................................Danny Padron, 4th Season 9 at Texas College* 2 p.m. OVERALL RECORD (college): ........................................... 15-17 overall / 2-0 SCAC 16 Bacone (Okla.)* 6 p.m. OVERALL RECORD (TLU): ............................................................ 15-17 / 2-0 SCAC vs. SAGU: ....................................................................................................................... 1-0 * - CSFL Game SAGU HEAD COACH: .....................................................Jesse Godding, 12th Season OVERALL RECORD (college): ............................................................................. 26-87 OVERALL RECORD (SAGU): .............................................................................. 26-87 vs. TLU: ........................................................................................................................... 0-1 2013 Bulldog Football General Coaching Staff School .......................................... Texas Lutheran University Head Coach ......................................... Danny Padron City/Zip ..................................................Seguin, Texas 78155 Alma Mater/Year ...Our Lady of the Lake, BA, 1973 Founded ............................................................................1891 ........................................ UT-San Antonio, MA, 1983 Enrollment.......................................................................1,400 Record at school (yrs) ................. 15-17 (4th season) Nickname ..................................................................Bulldogs Career College Record (yrs) ....... 15-17 (4th season) School Colors ................................................Black and Gold Career H.S. Record (yrs)....................65-30 (8 years) Stadium ...................................................... Matador Stadium Football office phone .........................(830) 372-8126 Capacity ...........................................................................9,000 Best time/day to reach ............................... Mornings Surface ................................................................Artificial turf Affiliation ................................................................ NCAA III Team Information Conference ............................. Southern Collegiate Athletic Overall record last year ..........................................4-6 President .................................................... Dr. Stuart Dorsey Conference record/finish .................2-5/T5th (ASC) Alma Mater ........................................... South Dakota (B.S.) Final ranking last year .............................................. -- ......................................Washington-St. Louis (A.M./Ph.D.) Athletics Director .................................................. Bill Miller Assistant Coaches Alma Mater, Year ................................Texas Lutheran, 1977 Braxton Harris Athletic Dept. Phone .................................... (830) 372-8120 Asst. Head Coach; Co-Def Coordinator, Linebackers, Special Teams Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator History Andy Padron Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks, Video & Technol- All-time record ....................................................286-364-14 ogy Coordinator First year of football ........................................................1912 Mark Carey All-time playoff record ..................................................... 4-1 Co-Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs, Strength & Years in post-season play ......................................................3 Conditioning Coordinator Last post-season .............................1976, NAIA-II semifinal Kyle Ingraham Result ........................................L, 31-0 to Westminster (Pa.) Assistant Coach, Wide Receivers, Academic Coordina- tor, Football Operations National Titles ..............................2 (1974, 1975 – NAIA-II) Craig Harris National Semifinals ...........3 (1974, 1975, 1976 – NAIA-II) Assistant Coach, Defensive Line, Equipment Chad Ellis Web Site Intern Assistant Coach, Defensive Line Gabriel Garcia TLU Athletics .....................................www.tlubulldogs.com Student Assistant Coach, Running Backs, Tight Ends TLU main site ....................................................www.tlu.edu Matt Cannata Student Assistant Coach, Offensive Line Sports Information Jacob Laubach Sports Information Director ................................Tim Clark Student Assistant Coach, Offensive Line, Equipment SID Email Address [email protected] Klayton Smith SID office phone ........................................... (830) 372-6877 Student Assistant Coach, Defensive Line Cell phone ..................................................... (830) 609-8691 Mitch Bunger Student Assistant Coach, Quarterbacks Assistant SID .........................................................Zach Bond Ryan Montalvo Email Address [email protected] Student Assistant Coach, Defensive Backs Buzzy Keller Office phone .................................................. (830) 372-6308 Volunteer Coach, Kickers & Punters Cell phone ..................................................... (830) 305-7530 Sam Ehrlich Volunteer, Player Development SID Fax ........................................................... (830) 372-8135 Press Box phone ............................................ (830) 609-8691 2013 Bulldog Football Game Overview and number of teams receiving more votes game. Peavy also ranks 26th in passing ef- Texas Lutheran hosts NAIA opponent than TLU, the Bulldogs would be ranked ficiency (164.8), 13th in passing yards per Southwestern Assemblies of God at 6 p.m. 47th in the NCAA DIII. In the other major game (312.5), 62nd in total passing yards Saturday at Seguin’s Matador Stadium. The DIII national poll, D3football.com’s Top (625), 31st in points responsible for (48), game with SAGU is TLU’s Homecoming 25, the Bulldogs are not receiving votes. 14th in completions per game (26), and game for 2013. The Bulldogs enter the con- 14th in passing touchdowns (8). test at 2-0 overall and at 2-0 in the South- Bulldogs going for first ern Collegiate Athletic Conference. SAGU 3-0 start since 1976 Bulldogs among team leader is 1-2 with an 0-0 record in the Central A win Saturday over Southwestern Assem- in national stats States Football League. Saturday’s game is blies of God would give Texas Lutheran TLU ranks in the Top 50 in 12 different a non-conference game for both squads. its first 3-0 start since 1976, the year the teams statistics for NCAA Division III. Live video and live stats for the contest can Bulldogs advanced
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