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Download Complete Game Notes In ottawa university Braves football 21 Conference Championships | 9 NAIA Football Championship Series Appearances 2020 Schedule - Ottawa fell last Saturday to no. 24 Bethel College at Thresher Stadium, 78-28. ottawa OU OPP Time/ The 78 points are the most given up by the Braves since the 2018 season when Date RNK RNK Opponent Result Kansas Wesleyan scored 70 points in its 70-24 victory over OU in Salina. - 2020 Record: 2-1 (1-1 KCAC) SEPTEMBER - Last Game: at Bethel (L, 72-28) - Ottawa finished the contest against Bethel with 98 rushing yards and 211 12 - - OK PANHANDLE STATE W, 27-21 yards through the air for a total of 309 yards of offense. Bethel rushed for 358 - Steak: Lost 1 OCTOBER yards and had 164 yards through the air for 522 yards of offense. - NAIA Rank: NA 17 - - MCPHERSON* W, 31-13 - Head Coach: Dr. Kent Kessinger - OU had 22 first downs to Bethel’s 21. The time of possession was pretty even 24 - 24 at Bethel* L, 28-78 with the Braves having the ball for 29:55 and the Threshers 30:05. - Ottawa Record: 100-75 (17th Season) 31 - - at Saint Mary* 1pm - Career Record: Same NOVEMBER - In last Saturday’s game at Bethel, Derrick Curtis averaged 4.1 yards per rush, - Record vs. University of Saint Mary: 12-5 finishing with 86 yards and one touchdown. Bailey Shire went 13-for-19 through 7 - - STERLING* 1pm the air for 163 yards and two touchdowns. Both Colton Davis and Dylan Foos 14 - - at Kansas Wesleyan* 1pm finished the game with five receptions. Davis had his first 100 yard receiving, saint mary 21 - - TABOR* 1pm tallying 107 yards. - 2020 Record: 0-2 (0-2 KCAC) MARCH - Colby Johnson continues to rack up the tackles. The senior linebacker finished - Last Game: at Southwestern (L, 59-3) 6 - - at Friends* 1:30pm with 15. Westin Davis had 12 tackles, Jensen Riffel finished with 11, and Jacob - Steak: Lost 2 13 - - BETHANY* 1pm Garcia finished with 10 tackles in the game against Bethel. - NAIA Rank: NA 20 - - SOUTHWESTERN* 1pm - Saturday’s game is the 21st meeting between the two teams. Ottawa won last - Head Coach: Lance Hinson 27 - - at Avila* 1pm years contest, 39-3 in Ottawa on Nov. 2. The Braves finished the game with 365 - USM Record: 42-56 (1st Season/11th Overall) All Time Central / Rank: NAIA Poll/ HOME GAMES/ yards of offense, 134 rushing yards and 231 yards passing. Saint Mary had 79 - Career Record: 56-101 yards rushing and 104 yards passing for 183 yards of offense. The OU defense *KCAC GAMES sacked the Spire quarterbacks six times for 38 yards and forced two fumbles. - Record vs. Ottawa: 2-7 KCAC Standings - Dalyn Johnson led OU with 136 rushing yards, Connor Kaegi threw for 209 series history yards and four touchdowns, and Karim Powell had eight receptions for 102 School KCAC Overall yards. Matthew Blankenship led OU with 13 tackles, Colby Johnson had 12, and - All-Time Series: OU, 16-4 Bethel College 4-0 5-0 Jalen Skar finished with nine tackles. - In Leavenworth: OU, 4-1 Southwestern College 4-0 4-0 - Derrick Curtis leads the Braves in rushing yards per game (137.7), Bailey Shire - Last Meeting: at OU, OU W, 39-3 (11/2/19) Avila University 3-1 3-1 is the team’s leader in passing yards per game (72.3), Colton Davis leads OU in - Win Streak: OU, 3 Games McPherson College 3-3 3-3 receptions per game (4.7), Colby Johnson leads the team in tackles per game Kansas Wesleyan University 2-2 3-2 (14.3), and Oscar Palacios is Ottawa’s leader in sacks per game (1). naia final rankings 1961 - 16 1998 - 20 2011 - 11 Ottawa University 1-1 2-1 - Sophomore receiver, Colton Davis, had his first 100 yard receiving game of the 1964 - 18 2000 - 14 2012 - 16 Friends University 2-3 2-3 season against Bethel last Saturday. He finished the game with 107 yards. It is 1965 - 5 2003 - 12 2013 - 15 Tabor College 2-3 2-3 his third career 100 receiving yard game. Davis had two in 2019, with 110 yards against Avila University (10/12) and 108 yards versus Bethel College (10/26). 1966 - 11 2008 - 20 2014 - 13 Bethany College 1-3 1-3 1972 - 11 2009 - 6 2018 - 20 University of Saint Mary 0-2 0-2 - Ottawa has scored touchdowns on its opening drive in each of its first three 1997 - 12 2010 - 13 Sterling College 0-4 0-4 games of the season. Against Bethel it was a 14 play, 71 yard drive that took seven minutes in the first quarter. - The University of Saint Mary is 0-2 overall and 0-2 in the KCAC. The Spires fell 59-3 to Southwestern College last Saturday in Winfield, Kan. On offense, USM is averaging 164.5 yards of offense per game. They have rushed for 167 yards and thrown for 162 yards. The Spires have only scored a field goal in their first two games of the season. The Saint Mary defense is allowing 338 yards of offense per game and opponents have rushed for an average of 124.5 yards and throw for an average of 213.5 per game. - In the loss to Southwestern, USM rushed for 75 and threw for 52 for a total of 127 yards. The Spire defense allowed 520 yards of offense, rushing for 187 and passing for 333 yards. Franco De Luca led USM in rushing with 33 yards. He was also 2-for-10 through the air for 25 yards and two interceptions. Cameron Hudson also saw some time at quarterback. He finished the game with -22 yards rushing, threw for 27 yards on 4-for-7 through the air, threw on pick, and was sacked three times. Both Jordan Hill and Zachariah Harris had two receptions apiece. Hill finished with 34 receiving yards. - Cole Nequette leads USM in rushing yards per game (30), Cameron Hudson is completing 53.8 percent of his passes and leads the Spires in passing yards per game (55), Zachariah Harris is the team’s leader in receptions per game (2.5), Hennessey Thomas is USM’s leader in tackles per game (7.5), and Chinedu Nwadike leads the team in sacks per game (0.5). - Spire head coach Lance Hinson returns to the University of Saint Mary after spending 2014 to 2018 as head coach at McMurry University (NCAA III). From 2005 to 2013, Hinson was the head coach of the Spires and has USM record of 42-56 and an overall head coaching record of 56-101. Scan the QR code above and it will take - Due to current health department indicators in Leavenworth, Kan. and the surrounding counties, USM will close our sporting events you directly to the page that has links for to outside spectators. the game day rosters, the live stream, and live stats. *This is for home games only - USM has 26 underclassmen listed in its two deep with 12 of those players being freshmen. GAME 4 OTTAWA AT UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY series history: ottawa vs. UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY kcac players of the week - The Braves lead the all-time series 16-4 and are 4-1 against the Spires in Leavenworth. WK Offensive Defensive Special Teams Saturday’s contest is 21st meeting btween the two teams. 1 Josh Pisik (MC) Colby Johnson (OU) Santino Gee (OU) 2 Isaiah Randalle (KWU) Jason Weah (FRND) Aaron Main (KWU) - The last time OU lost to Saint Mary in Leavenworth was on Oct. 15, 2016. The Braves fell 3 Keegan Martin (BC) Nikolas Furlow (AU) Melvin Reid (MC) 14-13. 4 Zach Esau (BC) Josh Seabolt (BC) Melvin Reid (MC) 5 Isaiah Randalle (KWU) Caleb Helsley (SWC) Bobby Schmidt (FRND) - Ottawa is on a three game winning streak against the Spires. This will be the first time 6 Brad Cagle (SWC) Colby Johnson (OU) Joe Cannon (TC) since the 2016 season the Braves are playing on the road in Leavenworth against Saint 7 Malik Nesbitt (AU) Parker Folks (TC) Fredd Botello (SWC) Mary. - The first meeting between Ottawa and Saint Mary happened on Oct. 14, 2000 in Ottawa. The, then, no. 18 Braves won the game 61-6. In the OU win, the Braves rushed 49 times for 243 yards and finished with 176 yards through the air. Nunnie Booker rushed for 41 yards while Jay Alexander finished with 43 yards. Alexander went 8-for-20 through the air for 112 yards. Jay Bilbo had three receptions for 53 yards. all-time series results Uni. of Saint Mary (Kan.) ......16-4 O14, 2000 (H) ....................W, 61-6 O13, 2001 (A) .....................W, 42-0 S28, 2002 (H) ...................W, 44-14 S27, 2003 (A) .....................W, 45-7 O2, 2004 (H) .................... L, 12-15 S10, 2005 (H) ...................W, 14-13 S9, 2006 (A) ..................... L, 22-25 S22, 2007 (A) ................... L, 13-24 S27, 2008 (H) ...................W, 35-14 O24, 2009 (A) ...................W, 54-13 O23, 2010 (H) ..................W, 34-16 S17, 2011 (A) ...................W, 30-14 S15, 2012 (A) ...................W, 50-42 O12, 2013 (H) ..................W, 63-17 O11, 2014 (A) ...................W, 24-14 O17, 2015 (H) ....................W, 45-7 2020 KCAC Coaches Poll O15, 2016 (A) ................... L, 13-14 O21, 2017 (H) ..................W, 38-24 School.........................................................................Points (FPV) S8, 2018 (H) .....................W, 29-27 1. Kansas Wesleyan University ............................................... 98 (8) N2, 2019 (H) ......................W, 39-3 2. Bethel College ..................................................................... 86 (1) 3. Avlia University ................................................................... 81 (2) 4.
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