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Washburntm Game 10 • Ichabods Vs Northeastern State • Nov WASHBURNTM GAME 10 • ICHABODS VS NORTHEASTERN STATE • NOV. 8, 2014 • 1 P.M. • YAGER STADIUM AT MOORE BOWL • TOPEKA, KAN. 2014 Schedule/Results 9/4 *Lindenwood L 38-44 9/11 *at Nebraska-Kearney W 10-7 9/20 *No. 8 Pittsburg State L 0-42 9/27 *at Missouri Southern L 21-42 Washburn Ichabods Northeastern State RiverHawks 10/4 *Fort Hays State W (ot) 27-24 Rankings (AFCA/D2football) NR/NR Rankings (AFCA/D2football) NR/NR 10/11 *at Central Missouri L 0-44 2014 Record (MIAA) 3-6 (3-6) 2014 Record (MIAA) 0-9 (0-9) 10/18 *Missouri Western L 14-40 Head Coach Craig Schurig Head Coach Rob Robinson 10/25 *at Central Oklahoma L 26-35 School Record 90-57 (13th) School Record 0-9 (1st) 11/1 *Emporia State W 36-10 Career Record same Career Record same 11/8 *Northeastern State 1 p.m. Schurig vs Northeastern State 2-0 vs Washburn 0-0 11/15 *vs Northwest Missouri 2 p.m. Game and Series Information 11/22 NCAA Playoffs - First Round TBA Location: Topeka, Kan. First Meeting: WU 23-21 (09/26/1987) in Tahlequah 11/29 NCAA Playoffs - Second Round TBA Site: Yager Stadium at Moore Bowl Last Meeting: WU 48-3 (09/21/2013) in Tahlequah 12/6 NCAA Playoffs - Quarterfinals TBA Capacity: 7,200 Last WU win: 48-3 (09/21/2013) in Tahlequah 12/13 NCAA Playoffs - Semifinals TBA Surface: Artificial Last NSU win: 35-30 (09/24/1988) in Topeka Series Record: WU leads 3-1-0 Largest WU win: 48-3 (09/21/2013) in Tahlequah 12/20 NCAA Playoffs - Championship TBA Streak: WU has won the last two Largest NSU win: 35-30 (09/24/1988) in Topeka On the Air Radio • AM 580 WIBW • The Washburn Ichabods will wrap the home slate as they will take on Northeastern Steven Davis, play-by-play State on Saturday, Nov. 8 on Senior Day in Yager Stadium. It will be the final home Jake Lebahn, color analyst Openinggame for Notes14 Ichabod seniors. Jan Lunsford, sideline • Washburn is coming off a 36-10 win over Emporia State in Yager Stadium last time Streaming Video • Stretch Internet out while the RiverHawks fell 28-10 to Central Oklahoma. Available from the football schedule at wusports.com • Washburn will finish the 2014 season at Arrowhead Stadium when they will face Northwest Missouri in the Fall Classic on Nov. 15. Streaming Audio • The RiverHawks are coached by former Washburn assistant Rob Robinson who is Available from the football schedule at wusports.com in his first season as Northeastern State’s head coach. He has several members of his Live Stats • www.wusports.com coaching staff who played and coached at Washburn. • Robinson spent 12 seasons at Washburn including four seasons as the offensive coor- Available from the football schedule at wusports.com dinator. On the Internet • Also on his coaching staff is special teams coordinator Rob Messinger who was a WWW.WUSPORTS.COM graduate assistant at Washburn from 2008-11. The official website of Washburn Athletics is • Former Ichabod All-American quarterback Dane Simoneau is the RiverHawks’ where you can find everything relating to the quarterbacks coach. Simoneau is the Ichabods’ all-time leader in total offense, passing Washburn football team. Schedules, results, touchdowns, passing yards and 33 other school single-season, single-game and career rosters, bios, statistics and game notes can be found and are always up to date. records finishing in 2011. He spent one season as a graduate assistant at Washburn. • One other coach on the RiverHawks’ staff has ties to Washburn as well. Defensive FACEBOOK/WUSPORTS coordinator Josh Lattimer is the son-in-law of Ichabod assistant men’s basketball Fans and media can stay up-to-date with coach Dave Brown. Lattimer is married to Brown’s daughter Nicole. releases and photo gallleries on the official facebook fan page of the Ichabods. TWITTER.COM/WUSPORTS • Calvin Kenney leads the Ichabods with 90 tackles and is nearly double the next Followers of the wusports twitter feed will Washburn defensive player. have access to in-game updates of scores • ‘Bods Seventy-two and Ends of Washburn’s opponents’ 288 points have come off turnovers. Washburn from games as well as breaking news and schedule updates as they happen. has scored three points of its 172 off opponents miscues. • The Ichabods are 22 of 39 in the redzone this season scoring 15 touchdowns with YOUTUBE.COM/WUSPORTS seven field goals totaling 124 points scoring 56 percent of the time inside their oppo- From the wusports youtube page, fans will have the oppor- nent’s 20 yard line. The Ichabods have turned the ball over five times on downs and tunity to see highlights and postgame interviews from home games and a select number of road games. have had two interceptions and three fumbles with five missed field goals. Washburn Sports Information Director/FB contact: Gene Cassell Assistant SID: Jeremy Wangler SID office phone: 785.670-1791 E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Office phone: 785-670-1948 Cell phone: 785-969-7577 Press Box phone: 785-670-1563 ® Conf Pct. Overall Pct. Streak • OpponentsICHABOD have scored FOOTBALL 29 of 35 times inside the redzone against Washburn for an 83 Northwest Missouri 8-1 .889 8-1 .889 W2 percent scoring rate recording 178 points with 23 touchdowns and six field goals with Pittsburg State 8-1 .889 8-1 .889 W5 three missed field goals and turning the ball over on downs three times. Central2014 Missouri MIAA Standings7-2 .778 7-2 .778 W6 • The Hornets reached the Ichabod redzone only once scoring a single touchdown. Central Oklahoma 7-2 .778 7-2 .778 W2 • The Ichabods are -13 in turnover margin this season which is 10th in the MIAA rank- Fort Hays State 5-4 .556 5-4 .556 W1 ings and they forced their first fumble of the season against Missouri Western … six of Missouri Western 5-4 .556 5-4 .556 L2 Washburn’s opponent turnovers have been on interceptions. Emporia State 4-5 .444 4-5 .444 L1 • Washburn has not been shutout twice in a season since 1991 in shutout losses to Pittsburg Missouri Southern 4-5 .444 4-5 .444 L1 State and Central Missouri. The last time the Ichabods have been shutout in three games Washburn 3-6 .333 3-6 .333 W1 Nebraska Kearney 2-7 .222 2-7 .222 L2 during a season was in 1984. Lindenwood 1-8 .111 1-8 .111 L8 • Brad Gourley tied a career-high with four catches against Emporia State. Northeastern State 0-9 .000 0-9 .000 L9 • Dwayne Joseph recorded his second career interception against the Hornets. • Vershon Moore set a Washburn single-game record with 331 all-purpose yards against the Hornets … his four touchdowns scored, 31 carries and 85-yard punt return were career bests. Saturday, Nov. 8 • Zeke Palmer rushed for his first career touchdown against ESU. NSU at WU 1 p.m. • The 52 rushing attempts against ESU was a season-high for the Ichabods and were the UCO at LWU 1:30 p.m. UNKUpcoming at MWSU Schedules 1:30 p.m. four rushing touchdowns and two interceptions. NWMSU at ESU 2 p.m. UCM at PSU 2 p.m. MSSU at FHSU 2 p.m. Ichabod head coach Craig Schurig . Saturday, Nov. 15 • was named head coach of the Ichabod football program Dec. 28, 2001. WU at NWMSU (at Arrowhead Stadium) 1 p.m. Coaching Staffs ESU at UNK 1 p.m. • is 90-57 (.602) in his 13th season as the Ichabod head coach. LWU at NSU 1 p.m. • is 72-47 (.630) against the MIAA. MWSU at MSSU 1 p.m. • has led the Ichabods to three NCAA Playoff appearances and two bowl appearance PSU at UCO 1 p.m. FHSU at UCM 1:30 p.m. championships. Saturday, Nov. 22 • led the Ichabods to the 2005 MIAA regular season outright championship. NCAA Playoffs – First Round at campus sites • has recorded ten-straight winning seasons for the first time in the program’s history. • led the Ichabods to the program’s first 10-win season and their first NCAA or NAIA Saturday, Nov. 29 NCAA Playoffs – Second Round at campus sites Saturday, Dec. 6 NCAA Playoffs – Quarterfinals at campus sites Nov. 3, 2014 Rec. Pts. Prv. Nov. 4, 2014 Rec. Prv. Mineral Water Bowl – MIAA vs NSIC at Excelsior Springs, 1. Minnesota St.-Mankato (28) 9-0 770 1 1 Minnesota State 9-0 1 2. Minnesota-Duluth (1) 9-0 743 2 2 Minnesota Duluth 9-0 2 3. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) (2) 9-0 715 4 3 Ferris State 9-0 3 First year of football 1891 (2014 is 124th season) 4. Ferris St. (Mich.) 9-0 677 5 4 Lenoir-Rhyne 9-0 5 Overall all-time record 528-563-44 (.480) AFCA5. Bloomsburg TOP (Pa.) 25 POLL9-0 643 6 D2FOOTBALL.COM5 Pittsburg State 8-1 POLL6 Number of years in national playoffs 5 6. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 8-1 608 7 6 Bloomsburg 9-0 7 Washburn FootballNCAA Record Quick • 1-3 Facts—— NAIA Record • 0-2 7. Northwest Missouri St. 8-1 580 8 7 Northwest Missouri 8-1 8 Last Postseason Playoff Opponent Pittsburg State • Lost 31-22 in 8. Colorado St.-Pueblo 8-1 536 9 8 CSU-Pueblo 8-1 9 NCAA Second Round Playoffs (11/26/11) 9. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 8-0 466 13 9 Winston-Salem 8-1 10 Last Non-playoff Postseason Appearance Midwestern State • Won 10.
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