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Lindsey Wilson Football Lindsey Wilson 12 Football 20 Lindsey Wilson Sports Information • 210 Lindsey Wilson St. • Columbia, Ky. 42728 • 270-384-8071 No. 24 Lindsey Wilson (2-1, 0-0 MSC West) vs. No. 3 Georgetown (2-0, 0-0 MSC East) Blue Raider Stadium (2,400) - Columbia, Ky. Sept. 15, 2012 - 7 p.m. CT Game 3 WAIN 93.5 FM, Duo County Channel 2, LWSN - Play-by-Play: Chris Wells - Analyst: Bob Boon STORYLINES #24 - Lindsey Wilson AUGUST • Lindsey Wilson College football returns to Blue Raider Stadium on Saturday as the Blue Raiders host Georgetown College. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. CT. 25 @ Kentucky Christian. L - 20-27 (ot) • Saturday’s game is the NAIA Football Game of the Week as picked by fans on the SEPTEMBER NAIA’s Facebook page. 1 Union................................. W - 36-21 • Lindsey Wilson and Georgetown each enter the game on a two-game winning 8 @ Pikeville........................ W - 53-36 streak. 15 Georgetown............................. 7 p.m. • The Blue Raiders enjoy their first in-season national ranking after moving up to 22 @ Faulkner.......................... 1:30 p.m. No. 24 in this week’s poll. With the ranking, Lindsey Wilson will be involved in 29 @ Cumberlands................ 12:30 p.m. its first game in the program’s three-year history of two nationally ranked teams. OCTOBER • Georgetown leads the all-time series 2-0, including a 56-27 win last season in 13 @ Campbellsville............. 12:30 p.m. Georgetown. The Tigers beat the Blue Raiders 48-0 in LWC’s first season in 2010. 20 Belhaven.............................. 1:30 p.m. • Lindsey Wilson is coming off program records for total offense (610 yards) and rushing yards (309 yards) in last week’s 53-36 win at University of Pikeville. 27 @ Bluefield.................................. Noon • Georgetown leads the Mid-South Conference in 10 different statistical categories, NOVEMBER including scoring (55.5 points per game), total offense (497 yards per game) and 3 Bethel................................... 1:30 p.m. total defense (217 yards per game). 10 Cumberland........................ 1:30 p.m. • Following last week’s rushing output, the Blue Raiders moved up to fourth in the All times CT MSC averaging 186.3 yards per game. Georgetown leads the conference in rush- ing defense allowing just 31.5 yards per game. #3 Georgetown • Saturday’s game features the Mid-South Conference Offensive and Defensive SEPTEMBER Player of the Week. Lindsey Wilson’s Tommy Smith earned the award after his 1 @ Bluefield......................... W - 77-9 120-yard, two touchdown performance while Georgetown’s Josh Downing re- 6 Faulkner........................... W - 34-20 corded 13 tackles and 2-1/2 sacks in the Tigers’ 34-20 win over Faulkner. • Tommy Smith and Rome Cotton became the first Lindsey Wilson tandem to rush 15 @ Lindsey Wilson................. 8 p.m. for at least 100 yards in the same game in the UPike win. 22 Kentucky Christian.......... 1:30 p.m. • Georgetown enters Saturday on a 19-game regular season winning streak. The last 29 Bethel................................. 1:30 p.m. Tiger loss during the regular season occurred on Sept. 25, 2010 in a 47-46 over- OCTOBER time setback against Shorter University. 6 @ Campbellsville.............. 1:30 p.m. 13 Cumberlands..................... 1:30 p.m. BREAKDOWN 20 @ Pikeville.......................... 1:30 p.m. Lindsey Wilson Georgetown NOVEMBER Record: 2-1, 0-0 MSC West Record: 2-0, 0-0 MSC East 3 Union................................. 1:30 p.m. Ranking: No. 24 Ranking: No. 3 10 @ UVa.-Wise..................... 1:30 p.m. Last Game: win @ Pikeville, 53-36 Last Game: win vs. Faulkner, 34-20 Next Game: vs. @ Faulkner (Sept. 22) Next Game: vs. Kentucky Christian (Sept. 22) All times ET Coach: Chris Oliver - 3rd Year (14-10) Coach: Bill Cronin - 16th Yr. (139-35) GAME 4 - VS. GEORGETOWN RECORD - 2-1 / 0-0 MSC QUICK FACTS 2012 OPPONENTS RECORD WHEN... School...................Lindsey Wilson College Kentucky Christian (Aug. 25) Playing at Home 1-0 Location....................Columbia, Ky. 42728 Record 2-0 • Last: Bluefield 33-14 Playing on the Road 1-1 Founded...............................................1903 Next: @ North Alabama (Sept. 15) Playing a MSC West Team 0-0 Enrollment..........................................2,600 Union (Sept. 1) Playing a Non-MSC West Team 1-1 Nickname...............................Blue Raiders Record 1-1 • Last: @ Campbellsville - 14-13 Colors.........................Royal Blue & White Next: vs. Cumberlands (Sept. 15) Playing a Ranked Team 0-0 Conference.................................Mid-South Playing a Unranked Team 2-1 Stadium......................Blue Raider Stadium Pikeville (Sept. 8) Capacity..............................................2,400 Record 2-1 • Last: Lindsey Wilson - 36-53 Scoring First 2-1 President............Dr. William T. Luckey, Jr. Next: vs. UVa.-Wise (Sept. 15) Opponent Scores First 0-0 Athletic Director....................Willis Pooler Georgetown (Sept. 15) Scoring 0-6 points 0-0 FAR............................................Tim Curry Record 2-0 • Last: Faulkner - 34-20 Scoring 7-14 points 0-0 Website.............www.lindseyathletics.com Next: @ Lindsey Wilson (Sept. 15) Scoring 15-28 points 0-1 Scoring 29 or more points 2-0 COACHING STAFF Faulkner (Sept. 22) Record 1-1 • Last: @ Georgetown - 20-34 Leading at the end of First Quarter 1-1 First Year............................................. 2010 Next: @ Bluefield (Sept. 15) All-Time Record................................ 14-10 Trailing at the end of First Quarter 0-0 Head Coach............................. Chris Oliver Cumberlands (Sept. 29) Tied at the end of First Quarter 1-0 Record at Lindsey Wilson................. 14-10 Record 2-0 • Last: @ Cumberland - 55-13 Next: @ Union (Sept. 15) Leading at Halftime 2-0 Overall Record.................................. 14-10 Trailing at Halftime 0-1 Alma Mater..... The Ohio State University/‘03 Campbellsville (Oct. 13) Tied at Halftime 0-0 Off. Coordinator........................ Brian Foos Record 0-2 • Last: Union - 13-14 Def. Coordinator.................. Mike Gutelius Next: vs. Bethel (Sept. 15) Leading at the end of Third Quarter 1-1 Trailing at the end of Third Quarter 1-0 Defensive Line..................... Bert Bathiany Belhaven (Oct. 20) Tied at the end of Third Quarter 0-0 Wide Receivers..................... Powell Miller Record 0-2 • Last: @ Louisiana College - 13-24 Cornerbacks......................... Dwight Sutton Next: @ Cumberland (Sept. 15) In Overtime 0-1 Tight Ends............................. Brient Hobbs Running Backs...................... Jesse Richard Bluefield (Oct. 27) LWC has more Rushing Yards 2-1 Record 0-3 • Last: @ Ky. Christian - 14-33 Inside Linebackers................... Nick Eberle LWC has fewer Rushing Yards 0-0 Next: vs. Faulkner (Sept. 15) Outside Linebackers.................. Luke Butts LWC Rushes for 100 or More Yards 2-0 Student Assistant..................Dustin Graves Bethel (Nov. 3) Record 0-2 • Last: Marian - 7-31 LWC has more Passing Yards 0-0 Next: @ Campbellsville (Sept. 15) LWC has fewer Passing Yards 1-2 SPORTS INFORMATION LWC Passes for 300 or More Yards 1-0 SID...........................................Chris Wells Cumberland (Nov. 10) Office....................................270-384-8071 Record 1-1 • Last: Cumberlands - 13-55 LWC has more Total Yards 2-0 Fax........................................270-384-8039 Next: vs. Belhaven (Sept. 15) LWC has fewer Total Yards 0-1 Cell.......................................270-250-5921 LWC has 400 or More Total Yards 1-0 [email protected] RECORDS / STREAKS LWC has more Turnovers 0-1 Assistant SID...............................Dan White LWC has fewer Turnovers 1-0 Office....................................270-384-8184 Under 2012 Streak Same amount of Turnovers 1-0 Fax........................................270-384-8039 Oliver Cell.......................................502-432-1327 Overall 2-1 Won 2 14-10 Game is Decided by Three or Less Points 0-0 [email protected] Game is Decided by 4-6 Points 0-0 SID Intern.............................Charlie Balcom Home 1-0 Won 3 7-5 Game is Decided by 7-10 Points 0-1 Office....................................270-384-8184 Away 1-1 Won 1 7-5 Game is Decided by 11-20 Points 2-0 [email protected] Division 0-0 Won 1 7-4 Game is Decided by 21 Points or More 0-0 MEDIA Division Home 0-0 Won 2 4-2 Playing during the Day 2-1 Division Away Radio..................................WAIN 93.5 FM 0-0 Lost 1 3-2 Playing at Night 0-0 TV..........................Duo-County Channel 2 MSC 2-1 Won 2 11-9 Playing on Natural Grass 0-0 Internet.....Lindsey Wilson Sports Network MSC Home 1-0 Won 3 6-4 Playing on Turf 2-1 Crew....................Chris Wells & Bob Boon MSC Away 1-1 Won 1 5-5 Stats............................lindseyathletics.com Following a Win 1-0 Following a Loss 1-0 www.LindseyAthletics.com Lindsey Wilson College Blue Raiders 2 GAME 4 - VS. GEORGETOWN RECORD - 2-1 / 0-0 MSC Lindsey Wilson vs. Georgetown Individual Stat Leaders At a Glance RUSHING Lindsey Wilson Gm. Att. Yds. Avg. TD YPG 7 p.m. CT, Sept. 15, 2012 Rome Cotton 3 26 180 6.9 2 60.0 Tommy Smith 3 22 157 7.1 2 52.3 Georgetown Gm. Att. Yds. Avg. TD YPG SERIES HISTORY Melvin Posey 2 19 260 13.7 2 130.0 Zach Sowder 2 17 136 8.0 3 68.0 Series: Georgetown leads 2-0 In Columbia: Georgetown leads 1-0 PASSING In Georgetown, Ky.: Georgetown leads 1-0 Lindsey Wilson Gm. C-A-I Yds. TD YPG Streak: Georgetown has won two straight Branden Cresap 3 54-105-5 622 3 207.3 Yr. W/L LWC GC Rank (LW/GC) Georgetown Gm. C-A-I Yds. TD YPG Neal Pawsat 2 28-39-1 378 2 189.0 2011 Loss 27 56 RV / No. 4 2010 Loss 0 48 NR / No. 19 RECEIVING Lindsey Wilson Gm. Rec. Yds. Avg. TD YPG LAST MEETING Matt Powers 3 13 170 13.1 0 56.7 Chaz Barnes 3 6 79 13.2 0 26.3 Georgetown posted 523 yards of offense en route to a 56-27 win Georgetown Gm.
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