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The MIAA 2008 MIAA Final Standings TS a Miaa Overall W L Pct 2009 Washburn Football 2009 WaShbURnTm Football media gUide • WUSPORTS.cOm The MIAA 2008 MIAA Final Standings TS a MIAA Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. NWMSU (2) 9 0 1.000 13 2 .867 PSU (8) 8 1 .889 11 2 .846 UNO (22) 6 3 .667 7 4 .636 ORS / 2008 ST n UCM 5 4 .556 7 4 .636 O h MWSU 5 4 .556 6 6 .500 WU 4 5 .444 6 5 .545 S / TSU 3 6 .333 4 7 .364 ESU 2 7 .222 4 7 .364 anding MSSU 2 7 .222 4 7 .364 The 2009 Ichabods are looking to return to NCAA ST FHSU 1 8 .111 2 9 .182 ( )=Rank in AFCA National Poll Postseason play for the third time in the last five inal years. MIAA coach of the Year / F MIAA Football -- in the NCAA Playoffs Mel Tjeerdsma, NWMSU • 40 NCAA Regional appearances Since 1973 MIAA most Valuable defensive Player MIAA Pittsburg State 16 Emporia State 1 he Myles Burnsides, DB, NWMSU T MIAA most Valuable Offensive Player Northwest Missouri 13 Missouri Southern 1 Joel Osborn, QB, NWMSU Truman 4 Missouri Western 1 MIAA Freshman of the Year Washburn 2 Nebraska-Omaha 1 Josh Lorenson, DL, NWMSU Central Missouri 1 1st Team all-MIAA 2nd Team all-MIAA 1st Team all-MIAA 2nd Team all-MIAA Offense Offense defense defense QB - Joel Osborn, NWMSU, Sr. QB - Zach Miller, UNO, Sr. DL - *Sean Paddock, NWMSU, Jr. DL - Ty Bruswig, FHSU, Sr. RB - *†Caleb Farabi, PSU, Sr. RB - Brian McNeill, UNO, Sr. DL - *†John Wood, UCM, Sr. DL - Bradley Davidson, MWSU, Jr. RB - LaRon Council, NWMSU, Jr. RB - Glenn Milner, UCM, Sr. DL - Soane Etu, MWSU, Sr. DL - Brandon Jackson, WU, Jr. WR - Tim Richmond, UCM, Jr. WR - Andrew Mead, MWSU, Jr. DL - Les Hammers, TSU, Sr. DL - Zac Keller, UNO, Jr. WR - %Kendall Wright, NWMSU, Sr. WR - Marques Nelson, PSU, Sr. LB - Jared Brawner, MSSU, Jr. DL - Angelo Webb, ESU, Sr. TE - DeMarco Cosby, UCM, So. TE - Josh Gannan, NWMSU, Sr. LB - Jeff Souder, UNO, Sr. LB - Jason Carr, FHSU, Sr. OL - *††Roger Allen, MWSU, Sr. OL - AaronBierman, UNO, Sr. LB - †Zach Watkins, WU, Jr. LB - Rusty Morgan, PSU, Sr. OL - *†Jeremy Davis, NWMSU, Sr. OL - Bill Boyer, WU, So. DB - *†Myles Burnsides, NWMSU, Jr. LB - Jason Thier, TSU, Sr. OL - *Kendall Molz, PSU, Sr. OL - Jon Frantz, TSU, Sr. DB - Steven Ehase, UCM, Sr. LB - Sean Whiters, MWSU, So. OL - Tom Pestock, NWMSU, Sr. OL - Travis Greer, PSU, Sr. DB - Alex Kuhlman, PSU, So. DB - Xavier Beckford, WU, Sr. OL - Jake Sjuts, UNO, Sr. OL - Reid Kirby, NWMSU, Sr. DB - C.J. Lovett, FHSU, Jr. DB - Brandon Clayton, NWMSU, Sr. K - Greg Zuerlein, UNO, So. K - Dustin Strickler, MWSU, Sr. P - ††Jamie Hanson, MWSU, Sr. DB - Casey Curran, WU, So. KR - %Kendall Wright, NWMSU, Sr. KR - Harrison Kush, PSU, Sr. DB - Aldwin Foster-Rettig, NWMSU, So. DB - Demetrius Levant, TSU, Jr. P - Tyler Elder, FHSU, Sr. Five linemen, four linebackers and five backs selected due to ties in voting *=Unanimous selection †=Repeat first-team choice from 2007 ††=Repeat first-team choice from 2006 & 2007 %=Repeat first-team choice at wide receiver from 2006 & 2007 honorable mention OL - Brian Folkerts, WU, Fr. honorable mention LB - Michael Wilhoite, WU, Jr. DB - Reed Taylor, UNO, Sr. all-MIAA Offense OL - Andy Kavanaugh, WU, Sr. all-MIAA defense LB - Adrian Singletary, UCM, Sr. P - Austin Hills, WU, Fr. OL - Nathan Martin, MWSU, Jr. LB - Andrew Jones, FHSU, Sr. P - Jordan Hofer, UCM, Jr. QB - Eric Czerniewski, UCM, Jr. DL - David Benham, MSSU, Jr. OL - Matt Nelson, NWMSU, Sr. LB - Jacob Skow, UNO, Sr. P - Johnny Torres, ESU, Sr. QB - Mark Smith, PSU, Sr. DL - Jarius Jarvis, MSSU, Sr. OL - Jordan Stricker, FHSU, Sr. LB - Austin Cartright, PSU, Sr. QB - Matt Ticich, TSU, Sr. DL - Jordan Karr, PSU, Jr. OL - Wesley Yarbough, FHSU, Jr. LB - Spencer Worthington, PSU, Fr. RB - Thomas Hodges, MWSU, So. DL - Derek Lampkin, UCM, Sr. OL - Jay Nunez, PSU, Jr. LB - Mike Phillips, TSU, Sr. RB - Brandon Walker, WU, Sr. DL - Tyler Roach, NWMSU, Jr. K - Tommy Frevert, NWMSU, Sr. DB - Seth Blackwell, FHSU, So. WR - Cedric Houston, MWSU, Jr. DL - Mike Roberts, PSU, Jr. K - Mark Starks, UCM, Sr. DB - Nate Bruto, MWSU, Fr. WR - Sean Partridge, ESU, Sr. DL - Andy Swedenhjelm, TSU, Sr. KR - Bobby Guillory, UCM, Jr. DB - Sylvester Gibson, MWSU, Sr. WR - Abe Qaoud, NWMSU, Jr. DL - Bryan Tarkington, ESU, Sr. KR - C.J. Lovett, FHSU, Jr. DB - Chris LeFlore, NWMSU, Sr. WR - Johnny Johnson, MSSU, Jr. LB - Jacob Chandler, UNO, Sr. KR - Fred Smith, MSSU, Sr. DB - Tyler Mikkelson, ESU, Fr. WR - Troy Kush, UNO, Sr. LB - Willie Horn, NWMSU, So. KR - Brian Murphy, ESU, Fr. DB - Skyler Vandiver, MSSU, Jr. WR - Albert Coker, TSU, Jr. LB - Bruce Ringwood, WU, Jr. DB - Allen Walker, FHSU, Sr. TE - Ryan King, TSU, Jr. LB - Eric Sternberg, TSU, Jr. DB - Chris Poston, ESU, Fr. TE - Alvaro Prado, MWSU, Sr. LB - Ikechukwu Urum-Eke, NWMSU, Jr. DB - Justin Cowper, MSSU, Jr. TE - Mike Higgins, UNO, So. LB - Adam Vondrak, NWMSU, So. 78 2009 WaShbURnTm Football media gUide • WUSPORTS.cOm WUSPORTS.cOm • 2009 WaShbURnTm Football media gUide ScORing OFFenSE G Td XP 2XP DXP Fg Saf Pts Avg TOTal deFenSE G Rush Pass Plys Yds Avg Td Yds/g OPPOnenT 1ST dOWnS G Rush Pass Pen Total 1. NWMSU 15 82 79 1 0 9 0 600 40.0 1. NWMSU 15 1669 2848 1015 4517 4.5 37 301.1 1. FHSU 11 70 92 17 179 2. PSU 13 63 54 3 0 8 0 462 35.5 2. FHSU 11 1393 2121 676 3514 5.2 34 319.5 2. MSSU 11 100 77 12 189 in 3. UCM 11 50 46 0 0 10 2 380 34.5 3. PSU 13 1680 2493 808 4173 5.2 39 321.0 3. UNO 11 92 94 14 200 TRO 4. UNO 11 45 43 0 0 9 0 340 30.9 4. UNO 11 1695 2169 707 3864 5.5 34 351.3 4. UCM 11 81 115 12 208 5. MWSU 12 41 36 0 0 15 1 329 27.4 5. ESU 11 1832 2056 740 3888 5.3 38 353.5 5. ESU 11 116 89 14 219 6. TSU 11 37 33 1 0 11 1 292 26.5 6. MSSU 11 2025 1892 752 3917 5.2 34 356.1 6. WU 11 101 104 16 221 7. WU 11 33 29 1 0 5 0 244 22.2 7. WU 11 1947 2186 793 4133 5.2 30 375.7 7. PSU 13 100 107 17 224 8. MSSU 11 33 31 0 0 4 0 241 21.9 8. TSU 11 1701 2538 826 4239 5.1 39 385.4 8. MWSU 12 114 105 14 233 9. ESU 11 30 22 2 0 5 0 221 20.1 9. MWSU 12 2283 2349 800 4632 5.8 48 386.0 9. TSU 11 103 121 10 234 10. FHSU 11 23 22 0 0 5 0 175 15.9 10. UCM 11 1592 2765 731 4357 6.0 35 396.1 10. NWMSU 15 91 142 25 258 P ScORing deFenSE G Td XP 2XP DXP Fg Saf Pts Avg PaSS eFFiciencY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic PenalTieS g no Yds Avg/g LA Y 1. NWMSU 15 38 35 1 0 7 1 288 19.2 1. PSU 13 279 176 .631 9 2572 20 157.7 1. UNO 11 50 439 39.9 e 2. WU 11 31 27 0 0 7 1 236 21.5 2. NWMSU 15 466 313 .672 8 3842 30 154.2 2. MWSU 12 60 536 44.7 RS 3. PSU 13 41 40 0 1 6 0 306 23.5 3. UCM 11 368 217 .590 6 3056 28 150.6 3. PSU 13 76 602 46.3 4. UNO 11 39 33 0 0 2 0 273 24.8 4. UNO 11 186 119 .640 8 1559 12 147.1 4. FHSU 11 58 544 49.5 5. UCM 11 37 33 0 0 9 0 282 25.6 5. MWSU 12 389 231 .594 20 2825 19 126.2 5. WU 11 75 553 50.3 6. MSSU 11 36 32 0 0 14 1 292 26.5 6. ESU 11 274 158 .577 11 1774 14 120.9 6. TSU 11 70 576 52.4 7. FHSU 11 38 35 1 0 10 0 295 26.8 7. TSU 11 401 211 .526 5 2458 19 117.2 7. UCM 11 67 579 52.6 8. ESU 11 40 37 1 0 8 0 303 27.5 8. MSSU 11 366 191 .522 14 2130 15 106.9 8. ESU 11 69 587 53.4 c O 9. TSU 11 42 40 1 0 8 0 318 28.9 9. WU 11 326 143 .439 11 1927 13 99.9 9. NWMSU 15 100 830 55.3 ACHE 10. MWSU 12 53 43 3 0 6 1 387 32.2 10. FHSU 11 283 134 .473 12 1496 7 91.4 10. MSSU 11 83 682 62.0 PaSS OFFenSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg Td Yds/g PaSS deF eFFiciencY G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic OPPOnenT PenalTieS G No Yds Avg/g S 1. UCM 11 368 217 6 59.0 3056 8.3 28 277.8 1. NWMSU 15 508 268 17 52.8 2848 21 106.8 1.
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