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Illinois Wesleyan at Washington U. October 20, 2018, 6 P.M. Francis Field, St Illinois Wesleyan at Washington U. October 20, 2018, 6 p.m. Francis Field, St. Louis, Mo. CONTACT: Stew Salowitz, IWU Sports Information Director, [email protected] THE GAME: Illinois Wesleyan (5-1 overall, 5-0 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin) continues its 127th football season with a conference game against Washington U. (5-1, 4-1 CCIW) with a 6 p.m. kickoff at Francis Field in St. Louis, Mo. ON THE AIR: The IWU/WashU game will be broadcast live on the Internet at www.wjbc.com. POLLING PLACE: The Illinois Wesleyan football team improved one position to No. 17 (from No. 18 for two straight weeks) in the Oct. 14 D3football.com top 25 … From the CCIW, Wheaton dropped to No. 23 (from No. 12) and North Central is up to No. 15 after two weeks at No. 17 … Mount Union is No. 1, followed by Mary Hardin Baylor, Brockport and Frostburg State … Illinois Wesleyan is No. 19 for second straight week (after two weeks at No. 21) in the American Football Coaches Assn. poll. Wheaton dropped out of poll and North Central is No. 15. OCTOBER: The Titans are 91-49 (.640 winning mark) in the month during the Norm Eash coaching tenure, including a 2- 0 record this season … IWU was 4-0 in 2017, 4-1 in 2016, 4-1 in October 2015, 1-3 in October 2014, 4-0 in October 2013, 2-2 in October 2012, 4-1 in October 2011, 3-2 in October in 2010, 4-1 in October 2009, 2-2 in October 2008 and 4- 0 in October 2007. GAME #1,044 AHEAD: In its 127th season, IWU has an overall 1,044-game record of 590-412-42 (.583 winning percentage) … Of the 1,044 games, head coach Norm Eash has been involved in 346 of them (310 as a coach, 36 as a player from 1971-74) … Illinois Wesleyan’s 35-27 win at Albion on Sept. 13, 2014 was the 1,000th game in Illinois Wesleyan football history. HOME AND AWAY: Since Norm Eash became head coach in 1987, Illinois Wesleyan is 112-45 (.708) at home and 93- 59-1 on the road (.603). LAST WEEK: Senior Morgan Alexander (Elmhurst, York HS) rushed for a career-high 218 yards with two touchdowns and junior Zach Walsh (Lombard, Glenbard East HS) was on the receiving end of three TD passes as the No. 18-ranked Illinois Wesleyan Titans rolled past Elmhurst, 44-28, at Tucci Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 13 … The Titans, who built up a 30-7 halftime advantage, had 578 yards of offense, the fifth highest in a single game for an Illinois Wesleyan team as the Titans had 282 rushing and 296 passing … Alexander's previous game high was 142 yards, done against Augustana and North Park in 2017, and the total of 218 is the ninth most in an IWU single game. Alexander's big day gives him 1,714 career rushing yards, good for No. 13 all-time at IWU … Junior Brandon Bauer (Frankfort, Ill., Lincoln- Way East HS) threw for 291 yards on 19 of 29 passing with the three scores to Walsh of 1, 30, and 16 yards … Walsh had 84 receiving yards on six catches and junior Jack Healy (Northfield, Ill., Glenbrook South HS) had 88 receiving yards on five grabs … IWU was led defensively by junior linebacker Ryan Swift (Brookfield, Riverside-Brookfield HS) with nine total tackles and a forced fumble, while Keenan Scott (Riverside, Riverside-Brookfield HS) had six tackles. Junior safety Nico Gubenko (Wheaton, Wheaton North HS) and senior safety Trevor Staley (Lake Zurich HS) each had interceptions and junior Trevor Koepke (Tinley Park HS) recovered a fumble … Junior defensive linemen Chance Hilliard (Marion, Ill., Marion HS) and Derrick Frye (Posen, Ill., Brother Rice HS) issued quarterback sacks for the Titans. IWU PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Chosen by Titan coaches to honor top players in the week’s game and practices. The “Titan Award” honors a player for work ethic, loyalty and spirit. Offense – Morgan Alexander, senior, running back, Elmhurst, Ill., York HS Defense – Robert Hanrahan, junior, linebacker, Elmhurst, Ill., York HS; Chance Hilliard, junior, defensive line, Marion, Ill., Marion HS Special Teams – Chrystian Maciorowski, junior, tight end, Carol Stream, Ill., Glenbard West HS Scout Offense – Nicholas Pinn, freshman, running back, Monon, Ind., North White HS; Connor Engleman, freshman, wide receiver, Nokomis, Ill., Nokomis HS Scout Defense – Grant Christie, freshman, linebacker, Noblesville, Ind., Noblesville HS; Chase Viehman, freshman, linebacker, Glen Carbon, Ill., Edwardsville HS Titan Award – Ryan Swift, junior, linebacker, Brookfield, Ill., Riverside-Brookfield HS COACH NORM EASH: The “dean” of league coaches and winningest coach in school history, Norm Eash (Illinois Wesleyan, 1975) is in his 32nd season at IWU … He has a career overall record of 205-104-1 (.657) and a career CCIW mark of 147-81-1 (.631) … The conference win over Wheaton (24-14, Sept. 15, 2018) moved Eash into the all-time lead for the most CCIW coaching victories. He passed his former head coach Don “Swede” Larson, who was 142-89-6 in 33 seasons (.612)… Eash became the school’s all-time football coaching win leader with a 52-21 victory over North Park on Oct. 12, 2013 … He surpassed the record held by his own college coach, Larson (168-121-6 from 1954-86) … Eash has been CCIW "Coach of the Year" six times (2017, 2009, 2007, 2001, 1996, 1992) … The win at Augustana on Oct. 17, 2009, was Eash’s 100th CCIW win. NCAA DIVISION III ACTIVE COACHING WINS LIST (as of October 17, 2018) 1. Rick Giancola - Montclair St. – 243 6. Larry Kindbom - WashU - 210 2. Jim Margraff - Johns Hopkins - 214 7. Joe Fincham - Wittenberg - 207 3. Rich Lackner - Carnegie Mellon -213 8. Norm Eash - Illinois Wesleyan - 205 3. Pete Fredenburg - Mary Hardin-Baylor - 213 9. Mike Maynard - Redlands - 193 5. Steve Johnson – Bethel - 212 9. Mike Swider - Wheaton – 193 BEHIND ENEMY LINES: WashU picked up its first victory over a ranked team in eight years in the 17-10 win over No. 12 Wheaton on Oct. 14. The Bears defeated then No. 19 Wabash College 24-20 at home on Oct. 9, 2010 … Junior punter Johnny Davidson and sophomore defensive lineman Peter Pigatti were named the CCIW Special Teams and Defensive Player of the Week following their performances in the 17-10 win over No. 12 Wheaton. Davidson averaged 39.6 yards per punt and landed three inside the 20, while Pigatti recorded five tackles and 3.5 sacks. WashU’s defense held Wheaton to -3 yards rushing, forced three turnovers and nine punts and limited the Thunder to 1-of-14 on third down … WashU has posted a 23-6 (.793) record at Francis Field in the past six seasons. The Bears have won five-straight contests at home dating back to last season … WashU ranks in the top-20 in NCAA Division III in four categories: sacks per game (4.33, fifth), completion percentage (0.688, 13th), fourth-down percentage (0.714, 13th) and tackles for loss per game (9.0, 19th) … WashU head coach Larry Kindbom (Kalamazoo, 1974) is in his 30th season leading the Bears, with a record of 182-115 (.613). His 181 wins rank him as the all-time winningest coach at WashU. Overall, in 36 seasons, Kindbom has a 210-145-1 (.591) overall record and led the Bears to three NCAA Division III playoff appearances ... WashU defensive coordinator Jeff Fisher is a 1993 Illinois Wesleyan graduate and played four years of varsity football for the Titans. THE SERIES VS. WASHINGTON U. (8-9-0) In a series that dates back to 1899, WashU has a 9-8-0 lead in the series against Illinois Wesleyan … IWU has won six of the eight games played since Norm Eash has been coach for the Titans … In 2002 the teams played the first game1899 underWashU the 6, Illinoisnew lights Wesleyan at Tu0 cci Stadium1954 afterWashU the lights 52, Illinois were Wesleyan removed 7 in 19721997. Illinois Wesleyan 50, WashU 21 1949 WashU 41, Illinois Wesleyan 25 1975 WashU 20, Illinois Wesleyan 7 2000 Illinois Wesleyan 24, WashU 0 1950 WashU 27, Illinois Wesleyan 7 1976 Illinois Wesleyan 17, WashU 0 2001 WashU 17, Illinois Wesleyan 14 1951 Illinois Wesleyan 14, WashU 7 1994 WashU 28, Illinois Wesleyan 14 2002 Illinois Wesleyan 31, WashU 24 (OT) 1952 WashU 61, Illinois Wesleyan 14 1995 Illinois Wesleyan 28, WashU 23 2003 Illinois Wesleyan 24, WashU 21 1953 WashU 54, Illinois Wesleyan 6 1996 Illinois Wesleyan 48, WashU 27 ALEXANDER ON THE RUN: In career rankings, senior RB Morgan Alexander (Elmhurst, Ill., York HS) now has 1,714 rushing yards, good for No. 13 all-time at IWU 1. 2772 - Kurt Swearingen (589-2772) - 1975-78 2. 2649 - Marcus Dunlop (658-2649) - 2004-07 3. 2480 - Maury Parker (478-2480) - 1989-92 4. 2475 - Dick Raab (485-2475) - 1961-64 5. 2284 - M. Milinkovich (543-2284) - 1997-00 6. 2223 - Dana Just (501-2223) - 1974-77 7. 2205 - Chris Humbles (369-2205) - 1989-91 8. 2094 - Britt Travis (604-2094) - 1977-80 9. 2019 - Gary Vicini (433-2019) - 1972-75 10. 2011 - Shoemaker-Gilmo (320-2011) - 2015-16 11. 1776 - John Pacetti (413-1776) - 1969-70,72 12. 1728 - Nate Hilding (420-1728) - 1993-95 13. 1714 - Morgan Alexander (398-1714) - 2015-18 BAUER’S CAREER: Against Carthage, junior QB Brandon Bauer (Frankfort, Ill., Lincoln-Way East HS) tied a school single game record with 34 completions in 55 attempts for 361 yards with two TD throws, including the 4-yard game-winner to junior wide receiver Jack Healy (Northfield, Ill., Glenbrook South HS) on the second overtime possession.
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