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2014 Jacksonville University Football Game #7 Jacksonville Stetson Oct 2014 JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME #7 JACKSONVILLE STETSON OCT. 17, 2014 5-1 2-4 SPEC MARTIN STADIUM (6,000) 4-0 PIONEER 0-2 PIONEER DELAND, FLA. STREAK: W5 STREAK: L2 GAME TIME: 6 P.M. ‘FIN FACTS THIS WEEK PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE • With last week’s win at Morehead State, • The Dolphins travel to DeLand to take on 2014 STANDINGS JU now is on a five-game run, the longest Stetson in the second game of the series. PFL Overall since a six-game win streak in 2012. • JU won last year’s initial meeting as 1. Jacksonville 4-0 5-1 • The win over Morehead State gave coach running back Frantz Caudio (Fleming 2. Campbell 3-0 3-3 Kerwin Bell his 41st Pioneer Football Island, Fla.) ran for 195 yards and a pair Dayton 2-0 4-1 League win at JU, third best all-time in the of JU receivers topped the 100-yard mark. 4. San Diego 2-1 4-1 league. Mike Kelly of Dayton (15 years) D’Andre Randle (Miami, Fla.) had 137 Drake 2-1 3-3 6. Butler 1-2 3-3 is atop the list with a 55-16 record (.775) yards and Andrew Robustelli (Sarasota, Morehead St. 1-2 2-4 and Rob Ash of Drake (14 years) is tied Fla.) had 101. 8. Marist 1-3 1-6 with Bell with 41 wins (41-23, .641). Bell, • Stetson gave up 273 yards (17 carries) 9. Stetson 0-2 2-4 in his eighth year, is 41-18 (.695). rushing to San Diego’s Jonah Hodges in a Valparaiso 0-2 2-4 • JU leads the PFL in total offense at 441.8 31-23 loss Saturday. 11. Davidson 0-3 1-6 yards per game overall and 509 yards in • Hatters’ sophomore quarterback PFL only games. The Dolphins also lead Ryan Tentler is 76-for-142 with eight THIS WEEK in pass offense at 280/322.3 yards per interceptions for 862 yards and nine SATURDAY game. touchdowns this season. His favorite Jacksonville at Stetson, 6 p.m. • Quarterback Kade Bell (Fleming target is sophomore wide receiver Kegan San Diego at Butler, noon Island, Fla.) set career high marks for Moore who has 300 yards in receptions Morehead State at Dayton, 1 p.m. passing yards (441), touchdowns (6) and a team-leading four touchdowns. Drake at Valparaiso, 2 p.m. and completions (26) against Morehead • On defense, defensive back Donald Payne Davidson at Campbell, 4 p.m. State and won the PFL Offensive Player has 57 tackles which leads the PFL. of the Week award for the second time LAST WEEK this season. LAST WEEK Jacksonville 45, Morehead St 26 • Linebacker DJ Howard (Daytona Beach, • The win over Morehead State was the Dayton 31, Marist 21 Fla.) set a career high with 14 tackles. ninth consecutive win over the Eagles and Campbell 28, Butler 9 • Wide receiver Andy Jones (Clermont, 10th in the series. Drake 51, Davidson 14 Fla.) set a career high for receiving yards • The JU defense intercepted three passes, Valparaiso 55, Missouri Baptiist 7 (134) and touchdowns (2). two by Dallas Jackson (Palmetto, Fla.) San Diego 31, Stetson 23 and one by Armani Sampson (Brandon, ON THE AIR Fla.), giving the unit 14 on the season. • Radio: 92.5 FM (Scott Manze, Jim Nasella). the school record is 16 in a season • Download the 92.5 app on your accomplished four times the last time smartphone and listen anywhere in the being the 2010 season. The team is tied nation. for first nationally with Northern Colorado. • • 2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Series Notes Aug. 30 at No. 3 Southeastern L 44-3 SLU leads 5-0 Southeastern wins first meeting since 2006 Sept. 6 BYE Sept. 13 San Diego* W 35-18 SD leads, 5-4 JU starts PFL season with big win Sept. 20 Penn W 34-31 JU leads 1-0 Dolphns take first game ever against Ivy team Sept. 27 at Butler* W 35-7 JU leads 8-2 JU offense rolls up 611 total yards; Bell throws for 401 Oct. 4 Drake (Homecoming)* W 29-14 DU leads 11-3 Dolphins win 11th consecutive Homecoming; Bryant rushes for 140 Oct. 11 at Morehead St.* W 45-26 JU leads 10-4 Kade Bell 6 TD passes; Dallas Jackson two interceptions Oct. 18 at Stetson* 6:00 pm JU leads 1-0 JU scored 21 unanswered 2nd half points to win first meeting last year Oct. 25 at Limestone College 1:00 pm First Meeting Inaugural season for NCAA Division II Limestone Nov. 1 at Marist* 12:00 pm JU leads 3-2 93 and 80 yard TD passes from Kade Bell not enough in last year’s loss Nov. 8 at Davidson* 1:00 pm JU leads 10-6 JU in search of a sixth straight win in the series Nov. 15 Campbell (Senior Day)* 1:00 pm JU leads 6-0 JU in search of a seventh straight win in the series * Pioneer Football League game JACKSONVILLE Todd Vatter, Director, Athletic Media Relations [email protected] Office: 904-256-7402 • Cell: 330-329-5248 MEDIA RELATIONS Jim Nasella, Football SID [email protected] Office: 904-256-7444 • Cell: 904-382-3651 Game 7 - vs. Stetson page 1 www.judolphins.com • .OFFENSIVE NOTES DEFENSIVE NOTES QUARTERBACK KADE’S BIG GAMES PICKING THEIR SPOTS • R-Junior quarterback Kade Bell (Fleming Island, Fla.) set career-• Through six games, the Dolphins have 14 interceptions and highs for completions, yardage and touchdown passes last week. are ranked first nationally. Freshman Brandon Roe (Douglas, Here is a look at his five biggest games: Ga.) and junior Dallas Jackson (Palmetto, Fla.) are the leading Date Opp. Comp-Att-Int Yds. TD Long pickers with three. Linebacker Mike Klein (Edgewater, Fla.) and defensive back Armani Sampson (Brandon, Fla.) each has two 10/11/14 Morehead 26-42-1 441 6 63 while Jordan Dewhirst (Fort White, Fla.), Jareeq Crenshaw 11/9/13 Mercer 25-40-2 405 2 49 (Loganville, Ga.), Grady Redding (Cocoa, Fla.) and Schon 9/27/14 Butler 25-40-1 401 5 90 Thomas (Dunbar, Fla.) each have one. 11/16/13 Stetson 17-32-3 325 4 45 • The Dolphins are +7 in turnovers for the season which is 14th 10/26/13 Davidson 23-29-0 323 4 36 best in the country and first in the PFL. The Dolphins have created Bell leads the PFL in passing with 1,655 yards, 275 per game which at least one turnover in seven consecutive games going back to is eighth nationally. He also leads in total offense with 278 yards per 2013. game. 2014 LEADING TACKLERS Player Pos. Yr. Solo Asst Total KNOWING THE SCORE ... Grady Redding LB So. 26 24 50 • RB Ulysses Bryant (Jacksonville, Fla.) leads the team in DJ Howard LB Jr. 22 21 43 scoring with 38 points while place kicker Brandon Behr Terrance Bryant DB Jr. 19 15 34 (Fleming Island, Fla.) follows with 35. Wide receiver Andrew Jordan Dewhirst LB R-Sr. 17 14 31 Robustelli (Sarasota, Fla.) is third at 30 points. Bryant is Dallas Jackson DB Jr. 18 11 29 third in the PFL in rushing with 616 yards an average of 102 Montaque Mack DL Sr. 7 21 28 per game. Maroa White DL Jr. 10 12 22 Schon Thomas DB Sr. 18 4 22 AND IN THE AIR ... • Robustelli leads all receivers with 375 yards on 21 catches and five touchdowns. Andy Jones (Clermont, Fla.) is next with 357 SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES yards on 26 catches and he has four touchdowns. • Redshirt sophomore Brandon Behr (Fleming Island, Fla.) and sophomore Ryan Giaratano (Coral Springs, Fla.) have taken over kicking duties in 2014. BIG PLAY OFFENSE • Behr kicked a career long 50-yard field goal against Drake, the The Dolphins sit on top of the PFL in total offense with 441.8 field goal is the longest since week 3 of the 2012 season (Dylan yards per game overall and 509 yards in PFL only games. Here Lynch, Sept. 15, 2012). It is tied for the second longest in school are the top five pass and run plays (yardage based) this season: history. PASSES • Through six games, Giaratano is averaging 40.5 yards per punt. • Kade Bell to Ulysses Bryant, 90 yards vs. Butler (TD) He has a long kick of 67 yards, has put 13 inside the 20 and has • Kade Bell to Andy Jones, 63 yards at Morehead St. (TD) seven of 50 yards or more. He also ran 22 yards on a fake punt • Kade Bell to Orlando Thomas, 50 yards at Morehead (TD) against Penn. • Kade Bell to D’Andre Randle, 46 yards vs. Morehead (TD) • Giaratano is second in the PFL in punting and the team is second • Kade Bell to Andrew Robustelli, 44 yards vs Butler (TD) in the league in net punting at 35.4 yards. • Kade Bell to Andrew Robustelli, 44 yards vs. Butler • The team leads the PFL in kickoff returns at 20.8 yards per return. • Kade Bell to Dorian Guy, 44 yards vs. San Diego • The kickoff coverage team also is second in the league at a 39.3 RUNS net. San Diego leads the pack at 39.9. The Dolphins have given • Ulysses Bryant, 59 yards vs. Drake (TD) up a league low (best) 209 total kickoff return yards. • Ulysses Bryant, 49 yards vs. Butler • Ulysses Bryant, 38 yards vs. Butler • Orlando Thomas, 26 yards vs. Butler • Ulysses Bryant, 23 yards vs.
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