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Sports Information Bill Wagner, Director of Sports Information 702 South College Avenue Greencastle, IN 46135-0037 765-658-4630 (phone) • 765-720-0213 (mobile) • 765-658-4708 (fax) [email protected] • www.depauw.edu/ath Hope College (0-1) Tigers go after second straight win in renewal of rivalry with Hope at DePauw University (1-0) DePauw, 1-0 after defeating Anderson by a 25- DEPAUW UPDATE 13 score last week, goes after its second straight win The Tigers opened the 2006 season with a 25-13 when it hosts Hope College at noon on Saturday at win over Anderson after trailing 13-12 early in the GAME FACTS Blackstock Stadium. Hope opened its season last fourth. Jeremiah Marks rushed for a career-high Saturday, September 16, Noon Blackstock Stadium; Greencastle, Indiana Saturday with a 24-13 loss at Central. Kickoff is 200 yards including 88 in the final eight minutes set for noon. and scored both DePauw touchdowns in the final RADIO DePauw and Hope are meeting for the 37th four minutes for the win. WGRE (91.5 FM), the DePauw campus station, time with the all-time series tied at 18-18. The Tigers outgained Anderson 297-211 and will broadcast the game live to West Central Indiana The Tigers won last year’s contest in Holland by totaled 213 rushing yards. Abe Winkle completed and via the Internet at: <www.wgre.org>. Abigail a 38-12 score for their second straight win in the eight of 19 passes for 84 yards with Marks, David Oliver and Justin Weiner call the action from the rivalry and their third in the last four years. In that press box. Araiza and Stephen Horrighs each catching two. game, the Tigers led 35-0 at halftime and finished DePauw’s defense held the Ravens to just 97 COACHING DEPAUW with 529 total yards including 254 on the ground. rushing yards and were led by Eric Lewis’ 12 tackles Head Coach ....................... Matt Walker, DePauw ’99 Hope finished with 248 yards and just 96 on the including three for losses of 15 yards. Andy Brand- DePauw Record ............................... 1-0 (1st year) ground. statter added nine tackles, while Michael McNelis Career Record .................................. 1-0 (1st year) The two schools have met every year since 1974 finished with four for losses of 21 yards. Career Record vs. Hope ...................................0-0 with the first contest coming in 1951. COMPARING THE TEAMS COACHING HOPE SCOUTING HOPE Head Coach ..................Dean Kreps, Monmouth ’84 (2006 NCAA rank) The Flying Dutchmen returned 36 lettermen Anderson Record ....................... 60-46 (12 years) Category HC DPU and 16 starters from last year’s team that finished Career Record ............................. 60-46 (12 years) Scoring offense 13.0 (156) 25.0 (78) Career Record vs. DePauw ..............................4-7 5-5 and in a tie for second in the Michigan Intercol- Rushing offense 104.0 (129) 213.0 (30) legiate Athletic Association. Passing offense 206.0 (62) 84.0 (182) SERIES INFORMATION In last Saturday’s game at Central, Hope jumped Total offense 310.0 (87) 297.0 (105) Overall .............................................. Series tied, 18-18 out to a 13-0 first-quarter lead, but the hosts scored In Greencastle ..............................DePauw leads, 10-8 Scoring defense 24.0 (141) 13.0 (60) 24 unanswered points and shut out Hope over the In Holland .........................................Hope leads, 10-8 Rushing defense 164.0 (154) 97.0 (81) final three quarters. First meeting .................... DePauw, 25-23, 10/27/51 Pass eff. defense 137.4 (155) 81.7 (50) Last meeting ....................... DePauw, 38-12, 9/17/05 David Booko led the Hope offense with 86 Total defense 404.0 (183) 211.0 (56) Last meeting at DePauw .. DePauw, 35-14, 9/18/04 rushing yards and a touchdown, while Jake Man- Last DePauw win in Greencastle .....35-14, 9/18/04 Turnover margin -2.0 (134) +2.0 (26) ning completed 17 of 35 passes for 206 yards and K.O. return average 14.25 (180) 12.75 (192) a score. His top receiver was Doug VanEerden with DEPAUW SCHEDULE/RESULTS Punt return average 0.0 (N/A) 8.67 (84) six catches for 121 yards. Sept. 9 ANDERSON (1-1) ............. W, 25-13 Net punting 31.5 (77) 20.25 (200) Defensively, Matt Rugenstein and Zach Huizing Sept. 16 HOPE (0-1) ........................... Noon each totaled nine tackles with Rugenstein finishing Sept. 23 *at Trinity (1-1) .............7:30 p.m. CDT with three tackles for losses of 15 yards. Sept. 30 at Chicago (1-0) .................Noon CDT Oct. 7 *SEWANEE (1-1) ............. 1:30 p.m. Oct. 14 *at Rhodes (1-0) ..................Noon CDT Oct. 21 *at Millsaps (0-2) ...........1:30 p.m. CDT Oct. 28 *at Centre (2-0) ....................... 1:30 p.m. 2006 SCAC STANDINGS —— SCAC —— —— Overall —— Nov. 4 *AUSTIN (0-2) ...................... Noon School W L Pct. PF PA W L Pct. PF PA Nov. 11 at Wabash (0-1) .............................1 p.m. Centre 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 1.000 38 20 (HDNet Telecasr) DePauw 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 1.000 25 13 Rhodes 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 1.000 37 0 *SCAC game Sewanee 0 0 .000 0 0 1 1 .500 66 79 Trinity 0 0 .000 0 0 1 1 .500 50 14 Austin 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2 .000 0 68 Millsaps 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2 .000 66 93 TODAY’S GAMES (All times local) LAST WEEK’S SCORES Centre at Rhodes, 2:30 p.m. (Home team in ALL CAPS) Hope at DePauw, Noon Centre 17, MARYVILLE (Tenn.) 14 Huntingdon at Millsaps, 1 p.m. DEPAUW 25, Anderson 13 Kalamazoo at Austin, 1 p.m. HUNTINGDON 44, Sewanee 24 Redlands at Trinity, 7:30 p.m. Louisiana College 41, MILLSAPS 38 Sewanee at Washington & Lee, 1 p.m. McMurry 23, AUSTIN 0 Rhodes 37, LaGRANGE 0 TEXAS LUTHERAN 14, Trinity 9 1 —— 2006 DePauw Football vs. Hope, September 16 • www.depauw.edu/ath ——1 MARKS EARNS HONORS Career Rushing Yardage Leaders Single-Game Rushing Yards Jeremiah Marks was named the Southern Col- 1. 2941 Bart Simpson ...............................1971-74 1. 202 Terry Dickey vs. Anderson .......... 10/20/90 legiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of 2. 2701 Terry Dickey ................................1988-91 2. 200 Jeremiah Marks vs. Anderson ....9/9/06 the Week for his performance against Anderson 3. 2415 Johnathon Stigall .........................1995-98 3. 199 Matt King vs. Blackburn ............... 10/13/01 and was also named to the D3football.com Team 4. 2171 Sam Juarascio ...............................1972-75 4. 197 Rick Lindlow at Oberlin ................. 11/6/82 of the Week. 5. 2094 Rick Lindlow ................................1979-82 5. 190 Bart Simpson vs. Wabash ............. 11/10/73 6. 2003 Jeremiah Marks ....................... 2004- 6. 186 Ross Wiethoff vs. Rose-Hulman ........... 11/6/04 7. 1937 Ross Wiethoff .............................2002-05 7. 185 Tom Campbell vs. Oberlin ............. 10/8/55 DEPAUW NOTES 8. 1929 Rich Bonaccorsi ...........................1981-84 8. 182 Jeremiah Marks vs. Sewanee .... 10/0/04 DePauw is ranked 26th in Division III turnover 9. 1802 Matt King .....................................2000-03 9. 175 Jacob Simmons at Rhodes .................9/5/98 margin and 30th in rushing offense, while Mi- 10. 1666 Jayson Stadler ...............................1988-91 10. 170 Bart Simpson at Wabash ............... 11/11/72 11. 162 Jeremiah Marks at Rose-Hulman ....11/5/05 chael McNelis leads the country with 4.0 tackles Career Games Rushing for 100+ Yards 162 Johnathon Stigall at Anderson ....... 10/4/97 for loss per game and Jeremiah Marks is third in 1. 15 Bart Simpson ...............................1971-74 13. 161 Jeremiah Marks at Sewanee ..... 10/8/05 both rushing and all-purpose yards per contest ... 2. 12 Terry Dickey ................................1988-91 Marks rushed for 200 yards last week which was 3. 11 Jeremiah Marks ....................... 2004- Single-Game Rushing Attempts the second-highest single-game total in school his- 4. 8 Johnathon Stigall .........................1995-98 1. 39 Bart Simpson vs. Wabash ............. 11/10/73 8 Rick Lindlow ................................1979-82 2. 35 Matt King vs. Blackburn ............... 10/13/01 tory behind Terry Dickey’s 202 in 1990 ... in just 19 3. 32 Jeremiah Marks vs. Anderson ....9/9/06 career games, Marks ranks sixth in school history Career Rushing Touchdowns 32 Jeremiah Marks vs. Chicago .... 10/1/05 with 2,003 career rushing yards and 174 points 1. 30 Rich Bonaccorsi ...........................1981-84 4. 31 Bart Simpson vs. Rose-Hul. ......... 10/14/72 and second with 28 career rushing touchdowns 2. 28 Jeremiah Marks ....................... 2004- 31 George Mestousis at Wabash ....... 11/15/58 6. 30 Dick Mace vs. Wabash .................. 11/14/59 ... Marks has topped the 100-yard rushing mark 3. 27 Johnathon Stigall .........................1995-98 4. 24 Terry Dickey ................................1988-91 11 times in his career ... based on statistics that 5. 23 Jayson Stadler ...............................1988-91 Single-Season Rushing Yards date back to 1985, Dustin Hertel ranks second in 1. 1009 Bart Simpson ...........................................1973 school history with 21 career sacks. Doug Lowery Career Scoring Leaders 2. 955 Rick Lindlow ...........................................1982 (1986-89) is DePauw’s record holder with 30 .... 1. 248 Dan Ryan .............................................1999-02 3. 922 Jeremiah Marks ..............................2004 the Tigers’ 7-2 finish last season marked their 10th 2. 246 Johnathon Stigall ................................1995-98 4. 908 Jayson Stadler ..........................................1991 3. 216 Rich Bonaccorsi ..................................1981-84 5. 896 Terry Dickey ............................................1990 consecutive .500 or better season which is a school 6. 881 Jeremiah Marks ..............................2005 record ... the Tigers have won 14 of their last 16 4. 188 Terry Dickey ........................................1988-91 5. 185 Tom Downham ..................................1984-87 7. 847 Johnathon Stigall .....................................1998 8. 829 Bart Simpson ...........................................1974 games and 16 of their last 20 contests.
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