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2011 Depauw Football Notes SERIES RECORD COACHES Robby Long, a 2002 University of Illinois graduate, is 7-3 in his second season as DePauw’s head coach. An assistant coach for the Tigers for five seasons, Long directed DePauw to a 7-3 overall mark last year including an SCAC co-title and the program’s first NCAA postseason appearance. Jayson Martin, a 2000 Kentucky State graduate, became Rose-Hulman’s interim head coach in early August, taking over for Steve Englehart who moved across town to Indiana State as its offensive coordinator. Martin is in his third year on the Engineers’ staff and served as the offensive coordinator in 2009. DEPAUW UPDATE 2011 DEPAUW FOOTBALL NOTES Sports Information Contact: Bill Wagner • [email protected] 765-658-4630 (office) • 765-720-0213 (mobile) • 765-658-4708 (fax) www.depauw.edu/ath (DePauw athletics site) Game 5: DePauw Tigers (1-3) at Sewanee Tigers (2-4) Saturday, October 15 • McGee Field/Harris Stadium • Sewanee, Tenn. • 1 p.m. CDT DePauw tries to snap a three-game losing are allowing just 85.3 ground yards per game. Ben DEPAUW RADIO WGRE (91.5 FM), the DePauw campus station, will streak when it travels to Sewanee on Saturday, Oc- Brandstatter paces the defense with 42 tackles fol- broadcast the game live to West Central Indiana and tober 15. Kickoff from McGee Field in Sewanee, lowed by Jack Quinn with 30 and Mitch Dwenger online at: <www.wgre.org>. Parker Schwartz and Tenn., is set for 1 p.m. CDT. with 28. Patrick Keller leads with 4.0 tackles for Garth McMains call the action from the press box. DePauw is 1-3 on the season after a 24-10 loss loss and 3.0 sacks. Robby Schuler leads with two iPhone users can also listen to the game live by down- loading the DePauw University App. to Centre on October 1. The Tigers opened with interceptions including one for a touchdown at a 23-13 win at Rose-Hulman and dropped a 17-10 Rose-Hulman. LIVE VIDEO decision at Allegheny before falling to Rhodes by Quarterback Jackson Kirtley rushed for 79 Streaming video of Saturday’s game will be provided a 24-14 count. yards and threw for 141 against Centre in his first by Sewanee at: <http://atwsportscast.com/colleges/ Sewanee is 2-4 on the season after losing at collegiate start. The sophomore averages 52.0 rush- players/sewanee%20football.htm> Trinity last Saturday by a 27-9 score. The Tigers’ ing yards per game and 6.8 yards per carry, while COACHING DEPAUW two wins were over Earlham (32-10) and at Puget Jon Ellis is the team leader with 59.3 yards each Head Coach ..........................Robby Long, Illinois ’02 Sound (34-23). Sewanee’s other losses came to game. Kirtley has completed 48.1 percent of his DePauw/Career Record .............. 17-8 (3rd year) Washington & Lee (34-23), Birmingham-South- passes for 245 yards. The offensive line is led by Career Record vs. Sewanee ..............................2-0 ern (28-21) and Millsaps (21-20). left guard Lewis Brown who is a d3football.com COACHING SEWANEE The teams are meeting for the 14th straight preseason all-America choice. Head Coach ....... Tommy Laurendine, Lenoir-Rhyne ’90 year after sharing Southern Collegiate Athletic Wagner ranks 15th in the nation in punt re- Sewanee/Career Record ........................ 2-4 (1st year) Conference affiliation for 13 seasons. DePauw turn average at 15.1 yards per return including a Career Record vs. DePauw ..............................0-0 holds a 12-1 series lead and is 5-1 in games played 38-yarder for a score at Rose-Hulman. at Sewanee. The Tigers have won the last 11 in SERIES INFORMATION Overall...........................................DePauw leads, 12-1 the series with Sewanee’s lone win coming in 1999 COMPARING THE TEAMS (2011 NCAA rank) At DePauw ......................................DePauw leads 7-0 by a 33-14 score. DePauw won the last time the Per-Game Category DPU SEW At Sewanee .....................................DePauw leads, 5-1 teams met at Sewanee by a 3-0 score on a rain- Scoring offense 14.3 (219) 21.7 (153) soaked McGee Field. Rushing offense 115.3 (174) 234.8 (24) Date W/L Score Site Passing offense 204.3 (100) 73.2 (233) 10/10/98 W 25-24 H Team Pass Efficiency 94.90 (201) 143.56 (44) 10/9/99 L 14-33 A SCOUTING SEWANEE Total offense 319.5 (158) 308.0 (177) 10/7/00 W 19-16 H With its two wins this season, Sewanee has al- Scoring defense 19.5 (69) 23.3 (112) 10/6/01 W 34-18 A ready doubled its win total from last year. In losses Rushing defense 85.3 (16) 169.7 (152) 10/12/02 W 47-28 H to Birmingham-Southern and Millsaps, Sewanee Passing defense 239.0 (200) 171.7 (74) 10/11/03 W 21-0 A held fourth-quarter leads before falling. Pass eff. defense 125.96 (140) 132.12 (153) 10/9/04 W 27-13 H Lee Schurlknight and Curtis Johnson split time Total defense 324.3 (82) 341.3 (107) 10/8/05 W 34-0 A at quarterback, but have combined for just 43 pass Turnover margin +0.0 (113) +0.7 (59) 10/7/06 W 31-24 H K.O. return average 17.93 (153) 20.6 (70) attempts in six games. 9/22/07 W 14-10 A Punt return average 14.3 (27) 12.4 (42) 9/27/08 W 27-20 H The Sewanee rushing attack is averaging 235.7 Net punting 31.92 (103) 35.30 (28) 9/26/09 W 3-0 A yards per game on an average of nearly 54 at- Team Tackles for Loss 4.0 (220) 4.7 (195) 9/25/10 W 35-7 H tempts per contest. Zeke Wilson averages 50.0 Team Pass Sacks 1.0 (t198) 1.3 (168) yards per game and 5.4 yards per attempt, while Pass Sacks Allowed 2.3 (162) 0.8 (42) 2011 DEPAUW SCHEDULE/RESULTS Sept. 3 at Rose-Hulman..............................W, 23-13 Ben Cleveland follows with 45.3 yards and 6.0 per Sept. 17 at Allegheny .....................................L, 10-17 carry. Johnson follows with 42.3 yards each game REVIEWING THE 2010 MEETING Sept. 24 at Rhodes ..........................................L, 14-24 and has scored six touchdowns. Senior quarterback Michael Engle tossed four Oct. 1 CENTRE................................. L, 10-24 Defensively, Dave McKethen leads with 49 touchdown passes including a school-record ty- Oct. 15 at Sewanee ................................. 1 p.m. CDT tackles followed by Alfonza Knight with 48. J.R. ing three to all-American Alex Koors as DePauw Oct. 22 at Ohio Wesleyan ................................1 p.m. Boudreaux is the team leader with 6.5 tackles for took a 35-7 home win over Sewanee. With his 157 Oct. 29 at Austin .................................... 1 p.m. CDT loss, while Zac Atkins paces the squad with 2.5 receiving yards, Koors broke the DePauw career Nov. 5 ALBION ..................................... 1 p.m. Nov. 12 WABASH (Monon Bell) ........ 1:07 p.m. sacks. mark of 2,913 held by Dan Ryan (1999-02). (HDNet telecast) Sewnee drove to the DePauw 30 before fum- DEPAUW UPDATE bling on the game’s first series and the host Tigers The Tigers enter the game with a 1-3 record took advantage on their first possession as Der- and are trying to avoid the program’s first four- rick Karazsia rushed in from 2 yards. DePauw, game losing streak since the beginning of the 2000 however, couldn’t capitalize on the next three se- season. ries as it was stopped at the Sewanee 3 and missed DePauw enters the contest with the 16th a pair of field goals. ranked rushing defense in the nation as the Tigers Engle and Koors teamed for a 61-yard scor- 1 —— 2011 DePauw Football • Game 5 vs. Sewanee, October 15 • www.depauw.edu/ath ——1 ing pass with 7:48 left in the half before Mark DEPAUW AS AN INDEPENDENT DEPAUW TEAM NOTES Branigan made it 21-0 with a 12-yard strike from While DePauw has left the Southern Collegiate DePauw has held its four opponents scoreless dur- Engle. Athletic Conference for the North Coast Athletic ing the first quarter of games this year, but have Koors hauled in touchdown passes of 5 and Conference, football is competing as an indepen- given up 35 in the fourth ... the Tigers’ defense 43 yards to push the lead to 35-0 before Sewanee’s dent this season. ranks in a tie for 11th in red zone defense as op- Ben Cleveland scored on a 22-yard pass from Lee The last time DePauw did not compete in a ponents have scored just 53 percent (9/17) of the Schurlknight with 8:50 left. conference in football was in 1988. The Tigers times they’ve been inside the 20 … this season is the Engle completed 25 of 37 passes for a career- competed in the former Indiana Collegiate Athletic 124th in school history dating back to a single game high 384 yards with four scores and no intercep- Conference (now Heartland Collegiate Athletic against Butler in 1884 ... the Tigers are 54-20 dating tions. Koors hauled in six for 157 yards as he Conference) from 1989-97 and in the SCAC from back to the beginning of the 2004 season and are topped the 100-yard plateau for the 13th time in 1998-2010. DePauw was a member of the Indiana 33-12 over the last five seasons ..
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