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@Suhornets Football 2020 Game Notes Game 5: April 3, 2021 Sprint Field at Shentel Stadium - Winchester, Virginia @SUHornets Football 2020 Game Notes www.suhornets.com Game 5: April 3, 2021 Sprint Field at Shentel Stadium - Winchester, Virginia Radio/TV/Internet: Shenandoah completes its regular season Shenandoah this evening by taking on Bridgewater for Hornets the third time this season and the 25th time @SUHornets in program history. 1-3, 1-2 ODAC vs. Pregame show begins 30 minutes before kickoff The Coaches: Scott Yoder is in his eighth season as the third head coach in program Bridgewater * Randy Woodward, Play- By-Play; Eagles Scott Musa, Color history. Thanks to the 2015 victory over the @BCAthletics and * Web Cast: Gallaudet Bison, Yoder is now second on the 2-2, 1-2 ODAC http://client.stretchinternet.com/ all-time wins list for SU football... Mike Clark client/shenandoah.portal# is finishing his 26th and final season as Bridge- water’s head coach. * is home games only Clark announced earlier this year that the ‘20 season would be his last and that the schoolhas On the web: www.suhornets.com selected his offensive coordinator, Scott Lemn, to be the Eagles next head coach. Twitter: @SUHornets Series Record: #LateStart: The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the ‘2020’ football season to be delayed Bridgewater 18-6 until the spring of 2021. The week one game at Bridgewater was 153 days later than SU Series History: was originally scheduled to kick off the 2020 campaign... 3/26/21 Shenandoah 19-18 2/27/21 Bridgewater 27-21 9/21/19 Bridgewater 35-17 #Schedule: The 2020 season is a six-week sprint as SU will play a maximum of five games 10/27/18 Bridgewater 28-20 10/14/17 Shenandoah 38-20 this spring. Week Two marked the beginning of league play with Shenandoah taking on 10/15/16 Shenandoah 34-10 10/3/15 Bridgewater 39-21 Hampden-Sydney, Randolph-Macon and Bridgewater in league action. The final week of 10/4/14 Bridgewater 27-23 the season, April 2-3, features the top eight teams in the league competing in a one-game 10/5/13 Shenandoah 29-20 9/22/12 Bridgewater 17-14 ‘playoff ’. 9/10/11 Bridgewater 28-23 9/11/10 Bridgewater 38-31 Spring 2021 Schedule 9/12/09 Bridgewater 21-13 #Schedule2: The ODAC schedule is unbal- 9/13/08 Shenandoah 10-6 FEBRUARY 9/8/07 Bridgewater 20-6 anced this season with all teams slated to play 9/9/06 Bridgewater 30-0 27 at Bridgewater 21-27 L 9/10/05 Bridgewater 49-20 their four most geographically close oppo- @BCAthletics 9/11/04 Bridgewater 35-13 nents. Shenandoah was originally scheduled to 9/13/03 Bridgewater 42-0 9/16/02 Bridgewater 48-6 play Washington & Lee in week one, but after MARCH 9/8/01 Bridgewater 48-0 the Generals backed out of the game (and later 9/9/00 Bridgewater 41-16 5 Hampden-Sydney* 0-26 L 1966 Bridgewater 19-6 out of the season), SU picked up Bridgewater 1932 Shenandoah 32-7 @HSCAthletics as a non-conference opponent for week one. 19 Randolph-Macon 38-52 L @R_MCAthletics Last Time Out: Shenandoah 19, Bridgewater 18 The Opponent: Bridgewater is 2-2 on the 26 at Bridgewater* 19-18 W year and 1-2 in the league after dropping that @BCAthletics Officials: Scott Keister, Referee 19-18 decision to Shenandoah last week. Quar- David Spiers, Umpire terback Matt Lawton is 47 of 88 for 585 yards APRIL Thomas Hughes, Linesman Billy Thomas, Line Judge and four touchdowns against two interceptions 3 Bridgewater* 5:00 Arthur Davis, Field Judge @BCAthletics Todd Bowman, Side Judge while running back Demetreus Jalepes has 317 Richard Palmieri, Back Judge yards and three touchdowns on 66 carries. Prateek Mishra, Clock John Elicker, Delay Clock Notes continued... #ODACRace: With the condensed nature of the 2020 season along with an unbalanced schedule, there was no preseason poll. #SeriesNotes: Tonight’s game is the 25th meeting between SU and BC on the gridiron; the Eagles are the only team that SU has faced in each season since re-starting its football program in 2000. Shenandoah looks for win No. 7 in the all-time series tonight. #LongLiveTheFakeStuff...: Shenandoah will play all five of its games this season on artificial turf. #FunFacts: With the addition of the white, alternate helmet, Shenandoah University has 18 different uniform combos that can be worn. The squad has blue, white and red jerseys along with white, red and gray pants as well as the navy and white helmets. The white helmets debuted in 2014 versus Bridgewater on October 4, were worn four times that season, three times in 2015 and twice in 2016, three times in 2017 and twice in 2018... With Zack Mathis (7) earning his first start in week one, Shenandoah has seen starting QBs wear 13 different jersey numbers but sophomore Chris Sonnenberg’s No. 14 the most popular number on the list with four different men wearing that number to start a game. The current list: No. 2 (Vern Lunsford), 3 (Lunsford, Justin Neff), 4 (Josh Copp, Wayne Hogwood), 6 (JJ Brown), 7 (Zack Mathis, Twaun Rhodes, Ben Rhodenheizer), 8 (Hayden Bauserman, Richard Glick), 10 (Jon Hoffman), 11 (Daniel Wright), 12 (Ben Agostino) 13 (Shawn Lloyd), 14 (Hogwood, Blake Derby, Drew Ferguson, Chris Sonnenberg), 15 (Corey Taylor) and 18 (Phil Gardner).... The Washington & Lee win in 2018 was earned in the red, alternate jerseys and was just the fourth time that SU has not worn its white uniform in an away game... SU is 4-0 in those contests... The Hornets wore blue at Greensboro in 2008, red at Gallaudet in 2014 and red at NC Wesleyan in 2015... That GU contest was also the fourth in program history to not be played on a Saturday and was the first time that the Hornets have won a non-Saturday game... SU has also played on Thursday and Friday in addition to the traditional Saturday contest dates... #SomeOldSomeNew: With the same offensive coaching staff in place, the Hornets primary offensive set is unchanged from the last few seasons. The offense are running from an I-spread with three- and four-receiver sets common in its arsenal. Defensively, the squad stays with the multiple front look that features an aggressive front seven. #Gotcha: The willingness to take chances on special teams has become a hallmark of the Hornets program and showed again in 2019. In week four at Guilford, the Hornets had fakes in both punt and field goal formation. In weeks eight and 11, SU had fakes from punt formation. #Winning: A win today would be the 37th of Yoder’s head coaching career (putting him one game below at .500), his 18th home victory and the program’s seventh versus Bridgewater. SU Two-Deep Injury Report: WR Jake Wallace (out); OL Noah Temme (out) #ALookAhead: This completes the Hornets spring season. SU opens the traditional 2021 campaign on Saturday, Sep. 4 in a 1 p.m. non-league home game versus Methodist. Twitter/IG: @SUHornets @ShenandoahFB #RedDawn #GoScore #Defend Shenandoah University Football 2020 Game Notes 2020 Record Breakdown 2020 ODAC Composite Schedule Hornets vs. In March: ................ 1-2 ....................1-2 ......................... Lifetime .. Under Yoder Overall: ..................................................1-3 Albright ................... 0-2 ....................0-0 current streak: .................................... 1 win February Apprentice ........... 1-0 ................ 1-0 By Week: at home: ................................................0-2 1 ............................. 11-9 ....................5-2 Averett ..................... 8-4 ....................0-0 current streak: ............................... 2 losses 2 ............................. 7-14 ....................6-2 26 Guilford * at R-MC ................0-44 Bethany ................... 0-2 ....................0-0 on the road: ........................................... 1-1 3 ............................. 7-12 ....................1-5 current streak: ................................... 1 win Bridgewater ....... 6-18 ................4-5 4 ............................... 3-9 ....................1-1 vs ODAC: ..............................................1-2 E&H * at Ferrum .................. 14-0 Catholic ...............6-7 ................ 3-1 5 ............................. 7-12 ....................3-4 at home: ......................................0-2 Chris. Newport .... 3-10 ....................0-1 6 ............................... 6-8 ....................4-3 on the road: .................................1-0 27 Southern Va. * at H-SC ........ 0-21 Chowan ................... 3-1 ....................0-0 vs USA South opp: ...................................0-0 7 ............................... 9-7 ....................4-2 Delaware Valley ..... 0-1 ....................0-0 at home: ......................................0-0 8 ............................. 7-14 ....................3-5 Shenandoah at Bridgewater 21-27 Emory & Henry ..2-6 ................2-5 on road: .......................................0-0 9 ............................. 9-10 ....................2-4 Ferrum .............. 7-15 ................ 5-1 vs Virginia opp: .......................................1-3 10 ........................... 6-12 ....................1-5 at home: ......................................0-2 Frostburg State ...0-1 ................ 0-1 11 ........................... 9-10 ....................2-5 on the road: ................................. 1-1 Gallaudet ............. 6-1 ................ 4-1 12 ............................. 1-1 ....................1-0 vs North Carolina opp: ..............................0-0 MARCH Greensboro ............ 6-6 ....................0-0 at home: ......................................0-0 Guilford ...............4-4 ................4-3 on the road: .................................0-0
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