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www.RIDERANGERSRIDE.com 2012 SCHEDULE at Ouachita Baptist* Aug. 29 << L 3-55 NORTHWESTERN Arkadelphia, Ark. OKLAHOMA STATE #5 CSU - Pueblo (1-7) Sept. 8 << L 24-41 vs. ALVA, Okla. at Truman State Sept. 15 << L 21-63 Kirksville, Mo. at UT - San Antonio JV Sept. 22 << L 3-56 AIR FORCE San Antonio, Texas (2-3) at Arkansas Tech* Sept. 29 << L 20-41 Russellville, Ark. THE MATCHUP: at East Central* Fresh off its first football victory of the NCAA Division II era, Northwestern Oklahoma State looks to continue its momentum against Air Force JV – an off-shoot of the NCAA Division I Oct. 6 << L 3-41 program that serves as a developmental squad for the varsity team. Ada, Okla. Air Force JV provides something of a mystery matchup with no official statistics and a roster SE Oklahoma State* that fluctuates from week-to-week. The famed “triple-option” offense run by the Fighting Fal- Oct. 13 << 3 p.m. con varsity may make an appearance, but don’t expect a carbon copy attack. Head Coach Steve Homecoming << ALVA Pipes is one of a handful of JV coaches who also serve as varsity assistants for Air Force. Okla. Panhandle St. THE SERIES: Oct. 20 << W 34-30 This is the first ever meeting between Northwestern and Air Force (JV or Varsity). ALVA, Okla. 2012, SO FAR: Air Force JV This has been a challenging year for the Rangers, who are making the difficult transition from Oct. 27 << 5 p.m. NAIA to NCAA Division II. This is year one of a three-year process that also has Northwestern ALVA, Okla. as a new, provisional member of the Great American Conference (GAC). Southern Nazarene* The Rangers’ 0-7 start was their worst since the 1980 team opened 0-9. Their win last week Nov. 3 << 5 p.m. snapped an eight-game losing streak dating back to last season – the third longest skid in school history. ALVA, Okla. Air Force JV is 2-3 with both wins coming over an All-Star team comprised of players from at Ark-Monticello* the Colorado Football Conference , an adult semi-pro summer league. Their three losses have Nov. 3 << 5 p.m. all come against junior college opponents (Air Force Prep, Pima Community College and Iowa Monticello, Ark. Central Junior College).

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UNLIKELY HEROES LEAD RANGERS TO FIRST VICTORY Receivers Morris and Carter each top 100 yards in 34-30 win over Panhandle

ALVA -- Avery Morris has patiently waited for his opportunity. When it finally came Saturday, the junior wide receiver stepped up in a big way.

Morris became the first Northwestern Oklahoma State receiver in over two years to catch three touchdowns in the same game, and quarterback Kyle Jech threw for a career-high 378 yards as the Rangers notched their first victory of the year, 34-30 over Oklahoma Panhandle State.

Andrew King and Chris Chamberlain – who rank one-and-two in both receptions and receiving yards for Northwestern – were both late scratches due to injury. No matter. Morris (seven catches, 120 yards) and Jeremiah Carter (two catches, 106 yards) had productive days to make up for it.

“Everyone plays a role on the team,” Morris said. “I just played my role. That’s all I did.”

“I’m happy for those guys to be able to step up and play,” said Northwestern head football coach Alan Hall. “They work just as hard as everybody else but just needed a chance. It just shows the others that if you continue to work hard and do the right thing, when the opportunity presents itself, you can step up and take advantage.”

Carter did most of his damage on one play, but it was a big one. His 76-yard catch-and-run touchdown gave the Rangers a much-needed shot in the arm after they fell behind by as many as 13 points late in the third quarter. Carter’s touchdown made it a 30-27 game with 13:18 remaining in the game.

To call Morris’ performance a surprise would be an understatement. The Houston, Texas native had just eight career catches over two and a half seasons coming in. His seven grabs nearly doubled that total. The last was a 21-yard touchdown from Jech that put the Rangers in front for good with 4:32 left in the fourth. That touchdown capped an impressive 12-play, 89-yard drive that took over seven minutes off the clock.

Northwestern struggled early against big plays, giving up a 48-yard punt return for touchdown, followed by touchdown passes of 42 and 71 yards off of busted coverages. But the Ranger defense stepped up when it was needed most. They forced a pair of three-and-outs over the final four and a half minutes to help grind out the rest of the clock.

“When they had to step up and and make a play, they did,” Hall said. “So give them credit for that.”

The Rangers finished with several season-highs on offense, rolling up 509 total yards on 77 plays.

Jech set a new Northwestern single-season mark for most completions, hitting on 22 of his 44 attempts Saturday. That brings his season total to 203, best- ing the 197 that Victor Williams completed during the 1989 season. Jech also topped 300 yards for the fourth time in eight games this season, but this performance was notably different. Instead of chipping away with short screens, the Rangers made an effort to get the ball down the field.

“They did a lot more man coverage with us and left us with some matchups that we took advantage of,” Jech said. “We took our shots and we hit them.” Northwestern was held just 19 rushing yards on 11 carries in the first half, but with the passing game clicking, the holes began to open up late. They gained 84 yards on 16 carries over the final two quarters. The Rangers’ 131 rushing yards was a season-best.

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BOXSCORE: LAST WEEK (Continued from Page 4): RANGERS 34, AGGIES 30 “To be a good team, you have to have a run game in the fourth quarter,” Jech said. “The offensive line PANHANDLE ST. (3-4) 7 13 10 0 - 30 and the running backs did a great job.” NORTHWESTERN (1-7) 3 14 3 14 - 34 OPSU NW Javari Liggins rushed for 77 yards – the highest by a Ranger this year – on 11 carries. Jared Jackson Score 30 34 chipped in 13 carries, 44 yards and also added four catches for 39 yards. FIRST DOWNS 16 22 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-159 33-131 Defensively, Derrick Thompson and Eric Feemster each totaled nine tackles Kevin Ditch kicked a pair PASSING YDS (NET) 290 378 of field goals for the Rangers on special teams. Passes Att-Comp-Int 22-11-1 44-22-0 TOT. OFF. PLAYS-YDS 6 2-449 77-509 After the final stop, emotions ran high on the Northwestern sideline. Hall received a Gatorade shower Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 in honor of his first win. Punt Returns-Yards 2-46 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-99 3-103 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14 “I think everybody’s just excited but also relieved to finally get over the get over the hump,” said Punts (Number-Avg) 5-35.8 6-34.8 Jech. “Our first win as a Division II program. That’s huge.” Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 9-65 12-78 Possession Time 28:46 31:14 FLIP CHART: Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 6 of 16 Pay close attention to the coin toss before today’s game. It may very well dictate the entire outcome. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 1 The Rangers won the first seven coin tosses of the year and wound up 0-7. Last week, they finally lost Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 4-6 a flip but also won for the first time. PANHANDLE STATE INDIVIDUALS: Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg DOUBLE TROUBLE: Patterson 20 96 1 95 0 17 4.8 Holbrook 12 33 2 31 1 8 2.6 Jeremiah Carter and Avery Morris became the first pair of Ranger receivers since 1993 to eclipse 100 yards in the same game. Each set career highs. In fact, both Carter and Morris managed to beat their Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack numbers from the entire first seven weeks combined! Morris was named GAC Holbrook 10-21-1 263 2 71 0 Offensive Player of the Week and “The Oklahoman” named him their State College Player of the Johnson 1-1-0 27 0 27 0 Week. Receiving No. Yards TD Long Patterson 2 95 1 71 Jason Bryant (6 catches - 138 yards) and Mike Garayua (5-119) were the last duo to reach 100 yards Collins 2 85 1 43 receiving together on Oct 30, 1993 at East Central. Quarterback Craig Chestnut finished that day with 359 passing yards and a then-school record 4 touchdowns. Bryant and Andy Walker just missed a Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL repeat the very next week against Southeastern, with Walker getting to 97 yards to Bryants’ 107. Wright 5-4 9.0 0.0 0.0 Harris 3-5 8.0 0.0 0.0 The smash-mouth late 90s and early 2000s yielded a lot of wins but very little passing. Michael Salt- NORTHWESTERN INDIVIDUALS: ers (6 receptions, 101 yards) and Patrick Crayton (5 for 99) came the closest on Sept 6, 2003 against St. Xavier. Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Liggins 7 77 0 77 0 21 11.0 Jackson 13 44 0 44 0 15 3.4 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Jech 22-44-0 378 4 76 2 #86 Jeremiah Carter (6-00 195 Jr.) Receiving No. Yards TD Long Rec Yds YPC Lg TD Morris 7 120 3 43 Jackson 4 39 0 15 First 7 Weeks 4 81 20.3 60 1 Last Week 2 106 53.0 76 1 Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFL Thompson 8-1 9 0.0 1.5 Total 6 187 31.2 76 2 Feemster 5-4 9 0.0 1.0

SCORING SUMMARY:

1st Quarter - #4 Avery Morris (5-10 170 Jr.) P - 11:22 - Holbrook 6yd Run (Nieto kick) 7-0 N - 08:41 - Ditch 8 yd FG 7-3 Rec Yds YPC Lg TD 2nd Quarter - N - 14:33 - Morris 6yd pass from Jech (Ditch kick) 7-10 First 7 Weeks 1 13 13.0 13 0 O - 08:49 - Patterson 48 yd punt return (Nieto kick) 14-10 Last Week 7 120 17.1 43 O - 01:38 - Collins 42 yd pass from Holbrook (block) 20-10 N - 00:15 - Morris 10 yd pass from Jech (Ditch kick) 20-17 Total 52 445 8.6 30 2 3rd Quarter - O - 09:37 - Nieto 23 yd FG 23-17 O - 05:38 - Patterson 71 yd pass fr. Holbrook (Nieto) 30-17 N - 01:24 - Ditch 20 yd FG 30-20 4th Quarter - N - 13:18 - Carter 76 yd pass from Jech (Ditch) 30-27 N - 04:32 - Morris 21 yd pass from Jech (Ditch) 30-34

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GOOD FOOD FOR A GOOD CAUSE NORTHWESTERN FIGHT SONG Join us before today’s game for a pre-game tailgate on the tiered hill behind the south “Ride Rangers Ride” endzone, sponsored by Pizza Hut. In exchange for five dollar donation to the Make-a-Wish Foundation, fans will be treated to pizza, breadsticks and, for those wishing to participate, Ride, ride, ride, Rangers ride, a wing-eating contest. Festivities will continue through the end of the first quarter. And we will win this game tonight.

THE ALAN HALL SHOW Fight, fight, fight, Rangers fight, And everything will be all right. Get the inside scoop on the Rangers each week with head football coach Alan Hall. Dustin

Goodno and Randy Mitchel talk with head coach Alan Hall and selected players Score, score, score, Rangers score, Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. You can watch them live from Champs, or listen over the air at And we will win just like before. KALV 1430 AM.

NEXT SATURDAY IS RANGER PREVIEW More, more, more, Rangers more. You gotta ride and fight some more. Northwestern Oklahoma State University has $600 waiting for you, and any other senior in high school who attends Ranger Preview on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, in Percefull Ride, ride, ride, ride, ride. Fieldhouse and is admitted to Northwestern as a full-time student at the Alva campus. You Fight, fight, fight, fight, fight. must be in attendance to qualify for this scholarship, and you must live in Alva during the academic year. Ride, ride, ride, Rangers ride, And we will win this game tonight. What is Ranger Preview? Fight, fight, fight, Rangers fight. It’s a day designed just for you! It’s an opportunity for you to get to know the university, tour campus, meet with faculty and student organizations, and get your questions answered You gotta ride’em hard and ride’em far first-hand. Plus, you will receive a $600 scholarship just for attending. And ride, ride, ride, and fight, fight, fight.

Every high school senior is eligible to attend Ranger Preview. All you need to do is call (580) 327-8546 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. OUR MISSION: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides Parents are invited, too, and everyone gets a free lunch courtesy of the Rowdy Rangers quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners (alumni group). Bring your appetite! with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility. We hope to see you here!

Benefits of attending Ranger Preview: Get the VIP treatment (meet with administrators and get an inside look at the campus) Meet faculty, staff and student organizations Talk about college life with current students Free admission to all Northwestern athletic events held that day (see schedule below) Free Northwestern T-shirt Free lunch Get a $600 scholarship to Northwestern

Athletic Event Schedule for the Day: Women’s Volleyball game, 2:00 PM Ranger Football game, 5:00 PM Northwestern Rodeo located at the Woods County Fairgrounds, all day event

Questions?

Contact the Office of Recruitment at (580) 327-8546 or [email protected].

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RARE AIR : Ranger Athletics Kyle Jech - a four-year Ranger starter - owns #12 every significantcareer passing mark in the North- Upcoming Games: western record book. Now he’s starting in on the 6-03, 215, Sr. single-season records. Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 1-3 Quarterback **Northwestern Rodeo Kingfisher, Okla In last week’s win over Panhandle State, Jech Thursday, Nov. 1, 7 p.m. Kingfisher H.S. completed his 198th pass to move past Victor Wil- Men’s Basketball at USA (exh.) liams’ 197 completions set during the 1989 season. Saturday, Nov. 3, 2 p.m. Year G Com Att INT TD Yds Jech is closing in on two more of Williams’ **Volleyball vs. Harding 2009 10 147 259 6 18 1804 records from that year. He needs just 198 passing yards and 46 passing attempts to equal Williams’ Saturday, Nov. 3, 5 p.m. 2010 11 165 278 15 19 1874 totals of 2,249 yards and 395 attempts. **Football vs. Southern Nazarene 2011 10 159 295 7 16 2017 (Ranger Preview Day) 2012 8 203* 349 2 7 1673 Other Jech records: Tuesday, Nov. 6, 7 p.m. Career Completions (652) **Volleyball vs. Southern Nazarene Total 38 674* 1181* 30 64* 7746* Career Passing Attempts (1181) Career Touchdown Passes (64) Thursday, Nov. 8, 6 p.m. 2012 by Wk Com Att INT TD Yds Career Passing Yards (7746) Volleyball at Okla. Panhandle St. 1 at OBU 16 28 0 0 164 Single-Game Completions (43) Single-Game Passing Attempts (69) Saturday, Nov. 10, 2/4 p.m. 2 vs. CSU-P 43* 69* 0 3 362 M/W Basketball at Rogers State 3 at TSU 36 55 0 2 336 Jech has passed for 300 yards in four of eight Saturday, Nov. 10, 3 p.m. games this year and five of his last 10 dating back 4 at UTSA 17 31 1 0 143 Football at Arkansas-Monticello to last season. He had just one 300-yard game in 5 at ATU 31 51 1 1 354 his first three seasons combined.... In last week’s ** - HOME EVENT 6 at ECU 20 34 0 0 109 win, Jech threw for a career-high 378 yards. 7 vs SEOSU 18 37 0 1 205 8 vs OPSU 22 44 0 4 378 Total 203* 349 2 11 2051 * - Northwestern Record

A NORTHWESTERN WIN WOULD...... improve the Rangers to 2-7 (2-2 at Ranger Field) in 2012 ... give the Rangers back-to-back wins for the first time since October of 2011 when they beat Texas College, Missouri S&T and Southern Nazarene in consecutive weeks. ... give the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the all-time series. A NORTHWESTERN LOSS WOULD...... drop the Rangers to 1-8 (1-3 at Ranger Field) in 2012 ... be their fourth loss in their last five home games dating back to last year ... give Air Force JV a 1-0 lead in the all-time series ... be less good than a win.

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School: Northwestern Air Force JV School: GAC Rank Northwestern Oklahoma State vs Air Force Academy City: 14.2 11 Points 33.0 City: Alva, Okla. 44.8 11 Points Allowed 23.2 Colorado Springs, Colo. Founded: 314.2 9 Total Offense Founded: 1897 461.1 11 Total Defense 1954 Enrollment: Enrollment: 2,233 59 11 Rushing Offense 4,417 Nickname: 231.2 11 Rushing Defense Nickname: Rangers 255.2 4 Passing Offense Fighting Falcons Colors: 229.9 9 Passing Defense Colors: Red and Black 115.8 6 Pass Efficiency Blue and Silver Home Field: Home Field: Ranger Field 169.6 11 Pass Def. Effic. Falcon Stadium Capacity: 17.8 6 Kickoff Returns Capacity: 6,000 2.2 11 Punt Return Avg. 46,692 Surface: 5 t10 Interceptions Surface: Natural Grass 26.5 9 Net Punting Field Turf Affiliation: Affiliation: NCAA Division II (Provi- 6/9 (67%) t5 Field Goal % None sional) 12/12 (100%) t1 PAT % Conference: Conference: 4 10 Sacks By None Great American (Provisional) 25 10 Sacks Against Superintendent: President: 17.8 7 First Downs Maj. Gen. Michael Gould Dr. Janet Cunningham Athletics Director: Athletics Director: 22.1 10 Opp. First Downs Wayne Stewart Andy Carter 31.5% 8 3rd Down Conv. Sports Information Dir: 40.2% 10 Opp 3rd Down Bryan Holmgren 9/21 (42.9%) 5 4th Down Time Press at Unavailable Statistics Radio Station: 5/8 (62.5%) 11 Opp. 4th Down KALV 1430 AM 81-640 9 Penalties 76-680 1 Opp. Penalties 29:57 7 Time of Possession -0.38 7 Turnover Margin 13/16 (7TD) 5 Red Zone Offense 37/42 (30TD) 11 Red Zone Defense

Record When... 0-2 Playing at Home 2-0 0-5 Playing on the Road 0-3 0-5 Facing GAC Opponents 0-0 0-0 Leading at Halftime 0-0 Game Decided by <8 points 0-1 Alan Hall 0-4 Playing at Night 1-1 Maj. Stephen Pipes (1-7, 1st Season at NW) 0-3 Playing in the Day Time 1-2 (2-3, 1st season at Air Force) (1-7, 1st season overall) (2-3, 1st season overall) 0-3 Playing on Grass 0-3 0-4 Playing on Turf 2-0

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OFFENSE: The Last Time Northwestern netted ____ YARDS RUSHING: Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Rushing Yards) 100+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (33 att – 131) The last time a Northwestern player CAUGHT ___ TOUCHDOWNS 150+ Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (45-269) Milestone Name Date - Opponent - (# Touchdowns) 200+ Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (45-269) 2 TDs Avery Morris Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (3) 250+ Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (45-269) 3 TDs Avery Morris Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (3) 300+ Oct 9, 2010 at Southern Nazarene (44-322) 4 TDs Korey Williams Sept 20, 2008 vs. Southwestern (Kan.) (4*) 350+ Nov 7, 2009 vs. Texas College (37-391) 400+ Nov 10, 2007 at Southern Nazarene (66-496) The last time a Northwestern player GAINED ____ YARDS RECEIVING: 450+ Nov 10, 2007 at Southern Nazarene (66-496) Milestone Name Date - Opponent - (# Receiving Yards) 100+ Avery Morris Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (120) Jeremiah Carter vs. Panhandle State (106) The last time Northwestern logged ___ RUSHING ATTEMPTS: Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Rushes Attempted) 125+ Andrew King Oct. 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (128) 25+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (33) 140+ Williams Nov 13, 2010 vs. Southern Oregon (143) 30+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (33) 150+ Korey Williams Sept 25, 2010 vs. Texas College (156) 35+ Sept. 15, 2012 at Truman State (43) 160+ Korey Williams Oct 31, 2009 at Southern Nazarene (164) 40+ Sept. 15, 2012 at Truman State (43) 175+ Korey Williams Sept 20, 2008 at Southwestern (Kan.) (202*) 45+ Nov 5, 2011 at Panhandle State (45) 200+ Korey Williams Sept 20, 2008 at Southwestern (Kan.) (202*) 50+ Oct 23, 2010 at Langston (61) DEFENSE: The last time Northwestern PASSED FOR ____ YARDS: Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Passing Yards)) The last time Northwestern INTERCEPTED ___ PASSES 300+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (378) Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Interceptions) 350+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (378) 2+ Sept 29, 2012 at Arkansas Tech (2) 450+ 1992 vs. East Central (452*) 3+ Oct 30, 2010 at SW Assemblies of God (3) 4+ Oct 16, 2010 vs. Bacone (5) The last time Northwestern ATTEMPTED ____ PASSES: 5+ Oct 16, 2010 vs. Bacone (5) Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Passses Attempted) 6+ Nov 16, 2002 vs. Bacone (7) 50+ Sept. 29, 2012 at Arkansas Tech (51) 7+ Nov 16, 2002 vs. Bacone (7) 55+ Sept. 8, 2012 vs. Colorado State-Pueblo (69*) The last time Northwestern FORCED ___ TURNOVERS The last time Northwestern SCORED ___ POINTS: Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Turnovers) Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Points) 3+ Sept. 29, 2012 at Arkansas Tech (3) 25+ Oct 20, 2012 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle St. (34) 4+ Oct 30, 2010 at SW Assemblies of God (5) 40+ Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (62) 5+ Oct 30, 2010 at SW Assemblies of God (5) 65+ Sept 25, 2010 vs. Texas College (79) 6+ Oct 16, 2010 vs. Bacone (6) 80+ 1911 vs. Stella Academy (109*) 7+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (9) 8+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (9) 9+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (9) The last time Northwestern ALLOWED ____ POINTS: Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Points) The last time Northwestern RECOVERED ___ FUMBLES 50+ Sept. 22, 2012 at UT-San Antonio (56) Milestone Date - Opponent - (# Fumbles) 60+ Sept. 15, 2012 at Truman State (63) 3+ Oct 22, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (3) 65+ 1973 vs. Langston (67) 4+ Oct 1, 2010 at Missouri S&T (4) 70+ 1953 vs. East Texas (80) 5+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (7) 81+ 1915 vs. Oklahoma U. (102*) 6+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (7) 7+ Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (7) The last time a Northwestern player THREW __TOUCHDOWNS: Milestone Name - Date - Opponent - (# Touchdowns) The last time a Northwestern player TOTALED ___ TACKLES 3 TDs Kyle Jech Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (4) Milestone Name Date - Opponent - (# Tackles) 4 TDs Kyle Jech Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (4) 10+ Josh Robinson Oct 13, 2012 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma State (11) 5 TDs Kyle Jech Sept 25, 2010 vs. Texas College (6) Eric Feemster Oct 13, 2012 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma State (10) 6 TDs Kyle Jech Sept 25, 2010 vs. Texas College (6*) The last time a Northwestern player TOTALED____ SACKS The last time a NW player THREW FOR ____ YARDS: Milestone Name Date - Opponent - (# Tackles) Milestone Name - Date - Opponent - (# of Yards) 2+ Marc Allen Sept 24, 2011 at Texas College (2) 300+ Kyle Jech Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (378) Peter Brooks Sept 24, 2011 at Texas College (2) 350+ Kyle Jech Oct 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (378) 3+ Peter Brooks Sept 25, 2010 vs. Texas College (3) 450+ Craig Chestnut 1992 vs. East Central (452*)

The last time a NW player RUSHED FOR __TOUCHDOWNS Milestone Name - Date - Opponent - (# of TDs) 2 TDs Jared Jackson Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (3) 3 TDs Jared Jackson Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (3) 4 TDs Nate Guillory Oct 9, 2010 at Southern Nazarene (4) 5 TDs Nate Guillory Nov 7, 2009 vs. Texas College (6) 6 TDs Nate Guillory Nov 7, 2009 vs. Texas College (6) 7 TDs Jared Jackson Nov 15, 2008 vs. Texas College (7*)

The last time a Northwestern player RUSHED FOR ___ YARDS Milestone Name - Date - Opponent - (# of Yards) 50+ Javari Liggins Oct. 20, 2012 vs. Panhandle State (77) 75+ Javari Liggins Oct 20, 2012 at Panhandle State (77) 100+ Jared Jackson Nov 5, 2011 at Panhandle State (108) 125+ Jared Jackson Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (174) 150+ Jared Jackson Oct 29, 2011 vs. SW Assemblies of God (174) 175+ Nate Guillory Oct 9, 2010 at Southern Nazarene (178) 200+ Nate Guillory Oct 1, 2010 at Missouri S&T (224) 225+ Nate Guillory Nov 7, 2009 vs. Texas College (243) 250+ Thez Robinson Nov 10, 2007 at Southern Nazarene (274*)

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RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST FIELD GOALS Record Att. Player Opponent Year(s) Record FG Player Opponent Year(s) Game 36 Royce Coleman Langston 1982 Game 4 Danny Polmounter Nebraska Wesleyan 2000 Season 236 Nate Guillory 2009 4 Monte Smith Southwestern 1989 Career 431 Nate Guillory 2009-10 Season 13 William Schale 1995 Career 25 Jody Bratcher 1984-87 RUSHING YARDAGE Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) MOST PUNTS Game 274 Thez Robinson Southern Nazarene 2007 Record Punts Player Opponent Year(s) Season 1,679 Nate Guillory 2009 Game 15 Lance Koehn Southwestern 1989 Career 2,858 Nate Guillory 2009-10 Season 74 Lance Koehn 1990 Career 200 Jody Bratcher 1984-87 PASSES ATTEMPTED Record Att. Player Opponent Year(s) BEST PUNTING AVERAGE Game 69 Kyle Jech CSU-Pueblo 2012 Record Avg. Player Opponent Year(s) Season 395 Victor Williams 1989 Season 41.1 (40/1,642) Al Hunt 2000 Career 1181 Kyle Jech 2009-2012 Career 41.0 (94/3,856) Al Hunt 2002-03 1999-2000

PASSES COMPLETED MOST PUNT RETURNS Record Passes Player Opponent Year(s) Record Ret. Player Opponent Year(s) Game 43 Kyle Jech CSU-Pueblo 2012 Game 9 Patrick Crayton Langston 2002 Season 203 Kyle Jech 2012 Season 33 Scott Clothier 1984 Career 674 Kyle Jech 2009-2012 Career 93 Todd Benway 1991-94

PASSING YARDAGE MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Game 453 Craig Chestnut East Central 1992 Game 186 Patrick Crayton Langston 2002 Season 2,249 Victor Williams 1989 Season 595 Lynn Scott 2000 Career 7,746 Kyle Jech 2009-2012 Career 1,337 Lynn Scott 1997-2000

BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Record Pct. Player Opponent Year(s) Record Ret. Player Opponent Year(s) Game 100.0 (10/10) Billy Barefield Panhandle State 2007 Season 24 Ronnie Smith 1977 Season 64.4 (159/247) Billy Barefield 2008 Career 62 Ronnie Smith 1976-79 Career 63.4 (284/448) Billy Barefield 2007-08 MOST KICK RETURN YARDS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Record Passes Player Opponent Year(s) Game 163 Don Fowler East Central 1969 Game 6 Kyle Jech Texas College 2010 Season 546 Ronnie Smith 1977 Season 20 Billy Barefield 2008 Career 1,347 Ronnie Smith 1976-79 Career 64 Kyle Jech 2009-2012 MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED MOST RECEPTIONS Record INT Player Opponent Year(s) Record Rec. Player Opponent Year(s) Game 4 Arnie McPhee Bacone 2002 Game 14 Korey Williams Texas College 2010 Season 9 Steve Cooks 1987 14 Andrew King CSU-Pueblo 2012 9 Sedric Fuller 2002 Season 81 Korey Williams 2010 Career 22 Steve Cooks 1986-90 Career 214 Korey Williams 2007-10 LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE MOST YARDS RECEIVING Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Record Passes Player Opponent Year(s) 93 Patrick Crayton Langston 2003 Game 202 Korey Williams Southwestern (Kan.) 2008 Season 1,094 Michael Salters 2003 LONGEST PASS COMPLETION Career 2,784 Korey Williams 2007-10 Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) 99 Jason Bryant Missouri Valley 1994 TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT from Justin Campbell Record Rec. Player Opponent Year(s) Game 4 Korey Williams Southwestern (Kan.) 2008 LONGEST PUNT RETURN Season 16 Michael Salters 2003 Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Career 25 Korey Williams 2007-10 100 Jim Stringer Central State 1953

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN Record TD Player Opponent Year(s) Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) Game 7 Jared Jackson Texas College 2008 100 Larry Friend Southwestern 1955 Season 21 Patrick Crayton 2003 Career 46 Patrick Crayton 2000-03 LONGEST PASS INTERCEPTION RETURN Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) EXTRA POINTS MADE 99 Edwin Moore Northwestern Iowa 2000 Record PAT Player Opponent Year(s) Game 9 Danny Polmounter Langston 1999 LONGEST FIELD GOAL 9 Danny Polmounter Wayne State 1999 Record Yards Player Opponent Year(s) 9 Keith Vermillion Tabor College 2003 56 Monte Smith East Central 1988 9 A.J. Gibson Texas College 2009 9 Edgar Colmenares Texas College 2010 LONGEST PUNT Season 69 Danny Polmounter 2000 Record Yards Player Opponent Year Career 144 Keith Vermillion 2000-03 82 Al Hunt East Central 2000

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D2Football.com 2012 GAC Standings (Through Week 8) NCAA Div II Top 25 Poll Oct 22, 2012 Team GAC Pct. Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak #14 Henderson St. 6-0 1.000 8-0 1.000 4-0 4-0 0-0 W8 Team Record LW #22 Harding 4-1 1.000 6-1 1.000 1-1 4-0 1-0 W1 1 CSU-Pueblo 8-0 1 #23 Ouachita Baptist 4-1 1.000 6-1 1.000 3-1 3-0 0-0 L1 2 Minnesota State 8-0 2 3 Northwest Missouri 7-1 3 Southern Arkansas 4-1 1.000 6-1 1.000 2-0 4-0 0-1 W2 4 Winston-Salem 8-0 4 Arkansas Tech 3-2 0.000 5-3 0.400 4-2 1-1 0-0 W4 5 Bloomsburg 8-0 5 Southeastern Oklahoma St. 1-4 0.000 3-4 0.250 1-2 2-2 0-0 W2 6 West Texas A&M 7-1 7 East Central 1-4 0.333 3-5 0.400 3-1 0-4 0-0 L2 7 New Haven 7-0 6 Southwestern Oklahoma St. 1-5 0.333 1-6 0.250 1-2 0-4 0-0 L5 8 Minnesota Duluth 7-1 9 Arkansas-Monticello 0-6 0.000 1-7 0.200 1-3 0-4 0-0 L7 9 Midwestern State 6-1 10 Northwestern Oklahoma St. 0-0 0.000 1-7 0.000 1-2 0-5 0-0 W1 10 Ashland 8-0 11 Southern Nazarene * 0-0 0.000 1-7 0.000 0-1 1-5 0-1 L1 11 California 7-1 12 12 Missouri Western 7-1 13 13 Shippensburg 8-0 17 * Northwestern Oklahoma State and Southern Nazarene are not eligbile for the 2012 GAC Football Championship due 14 Henderson State 8-0 18 to their provisional membership status with the league... Games against either do not count in the 2012 GAC standings. 15 West Alabama 6-2 16 16 IUP 7-1 19 17 Washburn 7-1 20 Week 8 - Oct. 20, 2012 GAC Players of the Week 18 Emporia State 8-0 22 19 Hillsdale 6-2 23 Harding 34, Ouachita Baptist 14 OFFENSE: 20 Pittsburg State 5-2 8 Arkansas Tech 24, Arkansas-Monticello 21 Wk 1 - Jordan Rodgers, QB, Henderson State 21 Saginaw Valley 6-2 14 Northwestern Oklahoma State 34, Panhandle State 30 Wk 2 - Jordan Rodgers, QB, Henderson State 22 Harding 6-1 NR Southern Arkansas 47, Southern Nazarene 14 Donatella Luckett, WR, Harding 23 Ouachita Baptist 6-1 15 Wk3 - Jordan Rodgers, QB, Henderson State 24 Chadron State 6-2 NR SE Oklahoma State 26, SW Oklahoma State 16 25 Sioux Falls 7-1 NR Wk4 - Tyler Sykora, QB, Southern Arkansas Henderson State 49, East Central 14 Wk5 - Mark Johnson, RB, Southern Arkansas Bold Face = Ranger Opponent or GAC Week 9 - Oct. 27, 2012 Wk6 - Jordan Rodgers, QB, Henderson State Wk7 - Tanner Marsh, QB, Arkansas Tech 2 p.m. - Ouachita Baptist at East Central Jordan Rodgers, QB, Henderson State Regional Rankings 2 p.m. - Arkansas Tech at Harding Chris Rycraw, Ouachita Baptist, RB Oct 22, 2012 Wk8 - Avery Morris, WR, Northwestern 3 p.m. - SE Oklahoma State at Arkansas Monticello Super Region Four 5 p.m. - Air Force JV at Northwestern Oklahoma State 6 p.m. - So. Nazarene at Southwestern Oklahoma State DEFENSE: Team D2 Overall Wk1 - Chris Robers, S, Arkansas-Monticello 6 p.m. - Henderson State at Southern Arkansas 1. Minnesota State 8-0 8-0 Wk2 - Armonty Bryant, DE, East Central 2. Henderson State 8-0 8-0 Wk3 - Terrance Franklin, CB, Southwestern Week 10 - Nov. 3, 2012 3. Harding 6-1 6-1 Wk4 - Keaton Stigger, LB, Henderson State 4. Emporia State 8-0 8-0 Wk5 - Jeremy Williams, DB, Henderson State 2 p.m. - Southern Arkansas at Ouachita Baptist 5. Northwest Missouri 7-1 7-1 Wk6 - Maxie Graham, LB, Henderson State 2 p.m. - Harding at Southeastern Oklahoma State 6. Minnesota-Duluth 7-1 7-1 Wk7 - Etauj Allen, DB, Ouachita Baptist 7. Winona State 6-2 6-2 2 p.m. - Arkansas-Monticello at Southwestern Oklahoma St.Wk8 - DeAndrew Bonner, DB, Arkansas Tech 8. Sioux Falls 7-1 7-1 2 p.m. - East Central at Arkansas Tech 9. Missouri Western 7-1 7-1 5 p.m. - Southern Nazarene at Northwestern Oklahoma St. SPECIAL TEAMS: 10. Ouachita Baptist 6-1 6-1 Wk1 - Trevor Pinkston, K/P, Arkansas Tech Week 11 - Nov. 10, 2012 Wk2 - Blake Prince, PR.KR, Ark.-Monticello Wk3 - Roderick Cohn, PR, Harding Super Region Four 1:30 p.m. - Shepherd Tech (Tenn.) at Southern Nazarene Wk4 - Robert Jordan, PR, Henderson State 2 p.m. - Arkansas Tech at Southern Arkansas Wk5 - John Gay, K, Harding Team D2 Overall 1. Colorado State-Pueblo 8-0 8-0 2 p.m. - Southwestern Oklahoma State at Harding Wk6 - Ty Powell, DE, Harding 2. Ashland 8-0 8-0 2 p.m. - Southeastern Oklahoma State at East Central Wk7 - Deonte Mack, DB, Southern Nazarene 3. Chadron State 6-1 6-2 3 p.m. - Ouachita Baptist at Henderson State Wk8 - Israel Valentin, KR, Henderson State 4. Indianapolis 6-1 6-2 3 p.m. - Northwestern Oklahoma State at Ark.-Monticello 5. West Texas A&M 7-1 7-1 6. Hillsdale 6-2 6-2 7. Saginaw Valley 6-2 6-2 8. Midwestern State 6-1 6-1 9. Wayne State (Mich) 5-2 5-2 10. New Mexico Highlands 6-1 6-1

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2012 - 12 - Northwestern Oklahoma State Rangers Air Force JV Falcons # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School # Name Pos. 1 Josh Robinson DL 6’4 250 Sr. Dallas, Texas/City Coll. San Francisco 5 Nelson Onwuzu WR 3 Marvin Desir CB 6’1 198 Jr. Fort Worth, Texas/Cisco College (Tex.) 7 Danno Graves QB 4 Avery Morris WR 5’8 170 Jr. Houston, Texas/Phillis Wheatley HS 7 Dan Sullivan SS 5 Traveon Kelly WR 5’10 183 So. Houston, Texas/Sam Houston State 8 Garret Brown WR 6 Zenario Shuler SS 5’10 190 So. Colquitt, Ga/Miller County HS 9 Cam Hunter WR 7 Tayo Adewon OLB 6’1 180 So. Plano, Texas/Liberty H.S. 10 Cody Apfel WR 8 Reid Miller QB 6’3 195 Fr. Pampa, Texas/Pampa H.S. 12 Otto Sunday FS 9 Chris Chamberlin WR 6’5 220 Jr. Riverside, Calif./Martin Luther King H.S. 14 Karson Roberts QB 10 Justin Laureano WR 5’11 175 Sr. Temecula, Calif./Mt. San Jacinto College 15 AJ Bilyeu QB 12 Kyle Jech QB 6’3 215 Sr. Kingfisher, Okla./Kingfisher H.S. 15 Eric Wermuth CB 13 Jake Streck QB 6’0 200 So. Kremlin, Okla./Kremlin-Hillsdale H.S. 16 Matt Galland WR 14 Ike McCulloch OLB 5’10 175 Jr. Long Beach, Calif./West L.A. CC 17 Myles Barnes WR 15 Rontez Smith OLB 6’1 185 Fr. Manhattan, Kan./Putnam City H.S. 21 Lucas Brown WR 16 Jacob Ellis WR 5’10 165 So. Alva, Okla./Alva H.S. 22 Paco Solano TB 17 Sheldon Abernathy OLB 6’2 195 Fr. Del City, Okla./Del City H.S. 23 Vince Hunsicker SS 18 David Crumitie CB 5’11 172 So. Tallahassee, Fla./Jefferson County H.S. 24 Cedric Parker FS 19 Andrew King WR 5’11 175 Jr. Bay Minnette, Ala./Baldwin County H.S. 25 Vegas Johnson TB 21 Edgar Colmenares K 5’8 167 Jr. Pauls Valley, Okla./Pauls Valley H.S. 26 Nick Hughes FS 22 Cenyon Usher DB 5’10 175 Fr. Inglewood, Calif./Cabrillo H.S. 26 Tucker Hancock WR 23 Javari Liggins RB 5’10 210 Jr. Houston, Texas/Phillis Wheatley H.S. 28 Wade Alphonse WR 24 Mike Calhoun DB 5’8 165 Fr. Tallahassee, Fla./Jefferson County H.S. 29 Nate Gamble WR 25 Stephen Nicholson FB 5’11 230 So. Hallettsville, Texas/Navarro J.C. 31 Devin Rushing CB 26 Jarion Tudman WR 5’6 170 Fr. Amarillo, Texas/Edmond North H.S. 35 Adam Blankenship FB 27 Brandon Eddins DB 6’2 190 Fr. Moore, Okla./Moore H.S. 36 Aaron Clinton-Earl FB 29 Christian Kneisel OLB 5’11 180 Fr. Altus, Okla./Altus H.S. 37 Ben Goirigolzarri FB 30 Chris Zins DB 6’2 160 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Mount St. Mary 38 LaDon Morris WR 31 Zachry Doyle RB 5’6 165 Fr. Savanna, Okla./Savanna H.S. 39 Carson Orwig CB 32 Tedarryl Carmichael FB 5’10 220 Fr. Edmond, Okla./Edmond Santa Fe H.S. 40 John Lindemann OLB 33 Chris Ladd OLB 5’10 170 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow H.S. 41 Blake McCown OLB 34 Jared Jackson RB 5’11 200 Sr. Moore, Okla./Moore H.S. 42 Kristov George OLB 35 Colby Moore LB 6’1 215 So. Decatur, Texas/Decatur H.S. 47 Brantley Wilson OLB 36 Steven Majike TE 6’4 235 So. Collinsville, Okla./Collinsville H.S. 48 Ian Imamura OLB 37 Tyliq Brazille CB 6’1 184 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Southeast H.S. 57 Jacob Walaszek OLB 38 Joe Esquivel DE 6’4 220 Sr. Sacramento, Calif./Sierra College 58 AJ Ruechel OG 39 Zach Birts CB 5’9 170 Fr. Edmond, Okla./Santa Fe H.S. 59 Andrew Holba OT 40 Eric Feemster LB 6’2 215 Sr. Inola, Okla./Northeastern Okla. A&M 60 Simon Curiel C 41 Demarkus White LB 6’2 205 Fr. Orlando, Fla./Edgewater H.S. 61 David Ortiz C 42 David Cowan LB 6’0 220 Fr. Moore, Okla./Moore H.S. 62 Jarrett Hudson OT 44 Denzel Strayhorne LB 5’11 225 So. Loris, South Carolina/Loris H.S. 63 Yohance Salimu NG 45 Brayley Running LB 6’0 205 So. Perry, Okla./Perry H.S. 64 Jabree Njemanze OG 46 Steven Russell CB 5’10 170 Fr. Compton, Calif./Narbonne H.S. 65 Don Cox LS 47 Dylan Sterling WR 6’0 175 So. Edmond, Okla./NE Okla. CC 66 Sam Sabin C 48 Larry Long CB 6’0 185 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Del City H.S. 68 Matt Beamer OG 49 Bertram Lawrence DL 6’4 250 So. Arlington, Texas/Bowie H.S. 69 Sevrin Remmo OT 50 Chris Campbell DE 6’4 250 So. Enid, Okla./Enid H.S. 70 Arinze Uzo-Okereke OG 51 Gene Glenn OL 5’11 265 Jr. Shreveport, La./Evangel Christian Acad. 72 James Pelnarsh OT 52 Jeremy Gutierrez DE 6’0 240 Jr. Halletville, Texas/Blinn College 75 Luke Brantley OT 53 Josh Hannah DT 6’0 255 So. Live Oak, Fla./Suwannee H.S. 78 Patrick Bolger C 54 Keenan Santacruz LB 6’1 220 Fr. Lefors, Texas/Lefors H.S. 81 Gary Davis WR 55 Derrick Thompson LB 6’2 213 Fr. Houston, Texas/Chavez H.S. 81 Lucas Duncavage WR 56 DeAndre Wynn OLB 5’8 230 So. Irving, Texas/Cedar Hill H.S. 82 Sam Pearce WR 57 Tevin McGraw DT 6’1 275 Fr. Saluda, S.C./Saluda H.S. 83 Riley Huff WR 58 Michael Harmon LB 6’0 215 Sr. Guthrie, Okla./Guthrie HS 87 Dan Menendez WR 59 Carrie Farmer II OL 6’1 255 Fr. Minco, Okla./Minco H.S. 88 Joseph Mock DE 60 Eric Thigpen OL 6’4 320 Fr. Keenesburg, Colo./CSU-Pueblo 90 John Allen DE 61 Matthew Cowart OL 6’1 290 Fr. Holdenville, Okla./Holdenville H.S. 91 Joe Spletzer P 62 James Pitts OL 6’2 275 Fr. Morrison, Okla./Morrison H.S. 91 Troy Timmerman DE 63 Jerrod Grantz OL 6’1 300 So. Aransas Pass, Texas/Aransas Pass HS 92 Charlie Aly DE 64 Austin Maly OL 6’4 330 Fr. Prague, Okla./Prague H.S. 93 Chris Boudreaux NG 65 Jermaine Rice OL 6’1 247 Fr. Natchez, Miss./Natchez H.S. 95 Brett Dunn P 66 Zackary Pritchard OL 6’6 285 So. Collinsville, Okla./Collinsville H.S. 96 Tim Shenk K 67 Kenneth Stewart OL 6’4 310 Fr. Yalee, Fla./Yalee H.S. 97 Andrew Oehrle K 68 Kenny Smith OL 6’1 280 So. Haughton, La./Haughton H.S. 98 Eric Kaminski K 69 Jose Adan Garcia Jr. OL 6’5 348 So. Pasadena, Texas/Pasadena H.S. 99 Dillon Duarte K 71 Dannian Alvarez OL 6’3 240 Fr. Sunrise, Fla./J.P. Taravolla H.S. 72 Willy Hanvold OL 6’1 290 Fr. Dallas, Texas/Lancaster H.S. 73 Justin Woody OL 6’0 244 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Northeast 74 Gabriel Porras OL 6’2 239 Fr. Homestead, Fla./Homestead H.S. 75 Stefan Simpson OL 6’3 303 Fr. Frederick, Okla./Frederick H.S. 76 Tyler Volpi OL 6’3 251 Fr. Panama City, Fla./Bay H.S. 77 Elijah Sprenkle DT 6’1 305 Fr. Madison County, Fla./Madison Co. H.S. 79 Dallan Whinstance OL 6’2 260 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas/Brewer H.S. 80 Donald Atkins WR 5’9 170 Jr. Houston, Texas/Wichita Southeast H.S. 82 Taylor Hooper WR 5’8 175 Sr. Okeene, Okla./Okeene H.S. 83 Raymond Purdom WR 5’10 185 So. Haskell, Oklahoma/Coweta H.S. 84 Jerami Anderson WR 5’8 175 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Culver City H.S. 85 Tavian Parnell WR 5’8 190 Jr. Big Spring, Texas/Big Spring H.S. 86 Jeremiah Carter WR 6’0 175 Jr. Fresno, Calif./Edison H.S. 87 Latigo Collins WR 5’11 160 Fr. Pampa, Texas/Pampa H.S. 88 Tyler Dickson WR 6’2 170 Fr. Ardmore, Okla./Ardmore H.S. 89 Cameron Allen LB 6’3 222 Sr. Memphis, Tenn./Lincoln University 90 Ron Wilson LB 5’11 195 So. The Collin, Texas/The Collin H.S. 91 Donavon Guidry DL 6’3 245 So. Houston, Texas/Ly-Fair H.S. 92 Jarvis Graham DE 6’4 245 Fr. Coconut Creek, Fla./Coconut Creek H.S. 93 Tyrin Bryer WR 6’1 180 Fr. Greensburg, La./Del City H.S. 94 Seth Ulsaker DE 6’2 235 Fr. Kingfisher, Okla./Kingfisher H.S. 95 Tyler Caudle K 5’9 150 Fr. Aledo, Texas/Aledo H.S. 96 Charles Snider DL 6’0 260 So. Pensacola, Florida/Pensacola H.S. 97 Joby St. Fleur DE 6’5 225 Fr. Winter Haven, Fla./Lake Region H.S. 98 Kevin Ditch K 6’0 180 Jr. Murrieta, Calif./Eastern Michigan 99 Tyrone Hall DT 6’2 290 Jr. Dothan, Ala./Rehobth H.S. WHEN NORTHWESTERN HAS THE BALL WHEN AIR FORCE JV HAS THE BALL Northwestern Offense Air Force Defense Air Force Offense Northwestern Defense 12 Kyle Jech 6-03 210 Sr. 88 Joseph Mock 69 Sevrin Remmo DE 50 Chris Campbell 6-04 250 Jr. QB 13 Jake Streck 6-00 200 Jr. DE 92 Charlie Aly LT 59 Andrew Holba 91 Donavon Guidry 6-03 245 So. 34 Jared Jackson 5-11 200 Sr. 90 John Allen 64 Jabree Njemanze NG 96 Charles Snider 6-00 260 Fr. TB 23 Javari Liggins 5-10 210 So. DE 91 Joe Spletzer LG 68 Matt Beamer 99 Tyrone Hall 6-02 290 Jr.

9 Chris Chamberlain 6-04 225 Jr. 93 Chris Boudreaux 78 Patrick Bolger DE 52 Jeremy Gutierrez 6-00 240 Jr. XR 87 Laitago Collins 6-00 175 Fr. NG 63 Yohance Salimu C 66 Sam Sabin 36 Steven Majike 6-04 235 Jr.

10 Justin Laureano 5-11 180 Jr. 40 John Lindemann 58 AJ Ruechel MB 40 Eric Feemster 6-02 215 Sr. ZR 82 Taylor Hooper 5-08 180 Sr. LB 42 Kristov George RG 70 Arinze Uzo-Okereke 1 Josh Robinson 6-04 250 Sr.

89 Cameron Allen 6-03 222 Sr. 40 John Lindemann 75 Luke Brantley WB 55 Derrick Thompson 6-02 213 So WR 85 Tavian Parnell 6-00 185 Jr. LB 41 Blake McCown RT 72 James Pelnarsh 41 Demarkus White 6-02 215 Fr. 19 Andrew King 5-11 175 Jr. 15 Eric Wermuth 7 Danno Graves SB 58 Michael Harmon 6-00 215 Sr. HR 84 Jeremiah Anderson 5-08 175 Jr. CB 39 Carson Orwig QB 14 Karson Roberts 55 Derrick Thompson 6-02 213 So 71 Dannian Alvarez 6-03 240 Fr. 31 Devin Rushing 22 Paco Solano DS 15 Rontez Smith 6-01 185 Fr. LT 65 Jermaine Rice 6-01 247 Fr. CB TB 25 Vegas Johnson 33 Chris Ladd 5-10 170 Fr. 75 Stefan Simpson 6-02 280 Fr. 23 Vince Hunsicker 36 Aaron Clinton-Earl CB 18 David Crumitie 5-11 173 So. LG 63 Jerrod Grant 6-01 300 So. SS 7 Dan Sullivan FB 35 Adam Blankenship 37 Ty’liq Brazille 6-01 184 Fr. 64 Austin Maly 6-04 330 Fr. 26 Nick Hughes 83 Riley Huff CB 5 Traveon Kelly 5-10 183 So. C 51 Gene Glenn 6-00 260 So. FS 24 Cedric Parker YR 87 Dan Menendez 48 Larry Long 6-00 185 Fr.

77 Elijah Sprenkle 6-01 305 Fr. 8 Garret Brown FS 27 Brandon Eddins 6-02 190 Fr. RG 61 Matt Cowart 6-01 300 Fr. ZR 26 Tucker Hancock 7 Tayo Adewon 6-01 180 So. 62 James Pitts 6-02 275 Fr. 81 Lucas Duncavage SS 54 Keenan Santacruz 6-01 220 Fr. RT 69 Jose Garcia Jr. 6-05 348 So. XR 17 Myles Barnes 6 Zenario Shuler 5-10 190 So.

Northwestern Specialists Air Force JV Specialists 12 Kyle Jech 6-03 210 Sr. 21 Edgar Colmenares 5-10 180 Jr. 98 Eric Kaminski PK P 98 Kevin Ditch 6-00 180 Jr. 98 Kevin Ditch 6-00 180 Jr. PK 97 Andrew Oehrle 82 Taylor Hooper 5-08 180 Sr. PR 82 Taylor Hooper 5-08 180 Sr. Ho 13 Jake Streck 6-00 200 Jr. 84 Jeremiah Anderson 5-08 175 Jr. P 95 Brett Dunn 91 Joe Spletzer 84 Jeremiah Anderson 5-08 175 Jr. LS 51 Gene Glenn 6-00 260 Jr. KR 34 Jared Jackson 5-11 200 Sr. LS 65 Don Cox

Northwestern Oklahoma State (0-7, 0-0 GAC) Air Force JV (2-3) Head Coach: Alan Hall - 1st season at Northwestern Head Coach: Russell Gaskamp - 1st season at OPSU Affiliation: NCAA Division II (Provisional) Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Great American Conference (Provisional) Conference: Central States Football League/Heartland Conf. 8-29 at Ouachita Baptist* Arkadelphia, Ark. 3-55 L 8-31 at Air Force Prep Colorado Spr. 43-50 L 9-08 Colorado State-Pueblo ALVA 24-41 L 5 p.m. • Oct. 27, 2012 9-09 at Pima CC Goodwell, Okla. 12-24 L 9-15 at Truman State Kirksville, Mo. 21-63 L Ranger Field (6,000) 9-14 CFC All Stars Colorado Spr. 35-12 W 9-22 at Texas-San Antonio San Antonio, Texas 3-56 L 9-23 at Iowa Central JC Fort Dodge, IA 27-30 L 9-29 at Arkansas Tech* Russellville, Ark. 20-41 L Alva, Okla. 10-05 CFC All Stars Colorado Spr. 48-2 W 10-06 at East Central* Ada, Okla. 3-41 L All-Time Series: None (First Meeting) 10-27 at Northwestern Okla. State Alva, Okla. 2 p.m. 10-13 Southeastern Oklahoma ALVA Audio Stats 6-31 L Last Meeting: N/A 11-04 at College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL 1 p.m. 10-20 Oklahoma Panhandle St. ALVA 34-30 W. 11-11 Air Force Prep Colorado Spr. 2 p.m. 10-27 Air Force Academy (JV) ALVA 5 p.m. 11-03 Southern Nazarene ALVA 5 p.m. 11-10 at Arkansas-Monticello* Monticello, Ark. 3 p.m.