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Lawrence University (0-4, 0-4 MWC) at Carroll University (2-3, 1-3 MWC) Saturday, October 12, 2013, 3:00 p.m., Schneider Stadium, Waukesha, Wisconsin Broadcast/Webcast for 153 yards and three touchdowns. from Butterfield to Sklander and a The game is available via a Lawrence turned the ball over six 26-yard field goal from Raymaker and free video webcast at: http://client. times and was limited to 215 yards of led 34-0 at the half. stretchinternet.com/client/lawrence. offense. Lawrence got its only score of the portal#. A link for the webcast is avail- Quarterback Luke Barthelmess game when the Vikings moved 82 able on the Lawrence football page. was limited to 4 of 14 passing for 24 yards in 16 plays in the third quarter. yards before leaving the game early Backup quarterback Alex Brewer hit The Series in the third quarter with an injury. Tyler Mazur for 26 yards to the Carroll Carroll holds a 31-26-4 lead in a Running back Ben Hartman was a 9. After a roughing the passer penalty series that dates back to 1908. The bright spot for the Vikings with 13 gave Lawrence a first down, Hartman Pioneers have won the last five meet- carries for 68 yards and a touchdown. scored from three yards out to cut the ings in the series. Lawrence’s last vic- Williams capped a four-play, 40 lead to 34-6. tory in the series was a 27-14 win in yard scoring drive with a 23-yard Carroll added three touchdowns 2007. run to put Carroll up 7-0. The Vikings in the fourth quarter, all coming off fumbled on the next possession, interceptions, to seal the win. Last Meeting and Carroll scored four plays later Carroll jumped on Lawrence on Justin Butterfield’s one-yard run. Last Week early and rolled to a 55-6 Midwest Williams fumbled on the play before Cecil Brimmage ran for 273 yards, Conference victory at the Banta Bowl the score, but Carroll recovered at the and Illinois College battled to a 26-6 on Saturday in the Hall of Fame Game Lawrence 1-yard line. Midwest Conference victory over on Oct. 6, 2012. Carroll added Butterfield’s 38-yard Lawrence last Saturday at the Banta Carroll scored two touchdowns in touchdown pass to Matt Sklander Bowl. the first 3:39 of the game and led 24-0 with 6:23 left in the first quarter, and Brimmage carried 29 times and after the first quarter. Running back Tyler Raymaker kicked a 20-yard field scored a third-quarter touchdown. Lamont Williams had topped the 100- goal on the final play of the first quar- Blueboys quarterback Michael Bates yard mark early in the second quarter ter for a 24-0 lead. completed 14 of 25 passes for 195 and finished the game with 26 carries Carroll got a 15-yard scoring pass yards and two touchdowns. 2013 Lawrence University Schedule and Results Date Opponent Time/Result Fast Fact Sept. 7 at Cornell L, 45-14 Cornell jumps out to 28-0 lead after first quarter Sept. 14 Lake Forest L, 14-13 LFC blocks two late field goals to preserve win Sept. 21 at Beloit L, 38-21 Beloit snaps 13-game losing streak Oct. 5 Illinois College L, 26-6 Andy Paider piles up 7.0 tackles for loss for LU defense Oct. 12 at Carroll 3 p.m. CU has 117 players on its roster Oct. 19 St. Norbert 1 p.m. SNC claimed its second league title in three years in 2012 Oct. 26 at Monmouth 1 p.m. Former QB Alex Tanney now on Cowboys’ practice squad Nov. 2 Grinnell 1 p.m. LU has 98-yard scoring drive in win at Grinnell in 2012 Nov. 9 Knox 1 p.m. Teams combined for 104 points in 2012 Nov. 16 at Ripon 1 p.m. Teams played highest-scoring game in series in 2012 Lawrence quarterback Luke Bar- thelmess went 22 of 40 for 230 yards, one touchdown and two intercep- tions. Barthelmess also posted his third 100-yard rushing game of the season with 24 carries for 117 yards. Illinois College jumped out to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter with a Bates touchdown pass and a Kurt Frischman interception return for a touchdown. Frischman, a defensive lineman, batted a Barthelmess pass Midwest Conference Standings and hauled it in. He rumbled 75 yards for the score. MWC Overall Lawrence cut the lead to 13-6 on a W L W L long scoring drive early in the second Lake Forest 4 0 5 0 quarter. The Vikings moved 88 yards St. Norbert 4 0 4 1 in 13 plays and took more than seven minutes off the clock. Barthelmess hit Illinois College 3 0 4 0 Sam Wagner with a nine-yard touch- Cornell 3 0 3 1 down pass with 11:54 left in the first Ripon 2 2 3 2 half. Grinnell 1 2 1 3 The Lawrence defense stopped Monmouth 1 2 1 3 the Blueboys on their next possession Carroll 1 3 2 3 when Bates’ fourth-down pass fell in- Beloit 1 3 1 4 complete in the Lawrence end zone. Lawrence 0 4 0 4 The Vikings stopped the Blueboys Knox 0 4 0 5 again when Brimmage fumbled at the goal line and the ball was recovered by linebacker James Holden in the Last Saturday’s Results end zone. Illinois College 26, Lawrence 6 With Brimmage doing nearly all St. Norbert 22, Monmouth 14 the damage, Illinois College scored Lake Forest 14, Carroll 13 early in the second half. Brimmage’s Ripon 37, Knox 29 24-yard touchdown run put the Blue- Cornell 58, Beloit 24 boys up 19-6. After the Blueboys stopped Law- Saturday’s Games rence on downs deep in Illinois Col- Lawrence at Carroll lege territory, they drove back down the field for the final score of the Cornell at St. Norbert game. Bates hit Kevin Fuller with his Grinnell at Monmouth second touchdown catch of the game Lake Forest at Illinois College for a 26-6 lead. Knox at Beloit Linebacker Andy Paider had a big day for the Lawrence defense with 14 tackles, including 7.0 tackles for loss 2-12 (.143). Barthelmess is in his 11th Illinois College last Saturday. The Vi- and 2.0 sacks. Paider also forced a season overall and has a record of 17- kings had 13 possessions, and Law- fumble. 72-1 (.194). Mark Krzykowski (Carroll rence moved into Illinois College ter- 1994) is in his third season at Carroll ritory eight times. Lawrence got one The Coaches and has a record of 17-8 (.680). touchdown but lost the ball on either Mike Bar- a turnover or downs (including the thelmess (Principia Vikings Update end of the half) on seven possessions. 1983) is in his second uThe Vikings season at Lawrence moved the ball ex- Lawrence again dominated the time and has a record of Mike Barthelmess tensively against of possession in the game and held the ball for 37:52. The Blueboys had it for 22:08. Lawrence leads the league Lawrence University Football Facts in time of possession at 38:22. Law- rence ranks second in NCAA Division Location Appleton, Wis. III with only Gallaudet ahead of the Founded 1847 Vikings. Enrollment 1,450 President Mark Burstein uSenior quarter- back Luke Bar- Affiliation NCAA Division III thelmess (Apple- Conference Midwest Conference ton, Wis./Principia) Nickname Vikings passed for 230 yards School Colors Blue and White against Illinois Col- Home Field Banta Bowl (capacity 5,255) lege and is now in Director of Athletics Mike Szkodzinski 10th place in career Luke Barthelmess First season of football 1893 passing yards in the Seasons of football 120 Midwest Conference. Barthelmess has All-time overall record 493-438-29 (.529) 6,879 yards and has moved past for- mer Illinois College star Derek Leon- Midwest Conference record 262-283-13 (.481) ard. Barthelmess is only 303 yards Midwest Conference titles 16 behind former St. Norbert star Cody 1922, 1924, 1929, 1938, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1966, Craig, who passed for 7,181 yards 1967, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1986 from 2004-07. NCAA playoff appearances 1 (1981) uBarthelmess threw a touchdown pass against Illinois College and now uSenior linebacker team with 24 tackles apiece. Sopho- has 52 for his career. Barthelmess Andy Paider (Den- more defensive back Zach Eichhorst needs seven more TD passes to catch mark, Wis./Denmark) (Brillion, Wis./Brillion) is next with 23. career leader and Lawrence Hall of was named the Mid- Famer Jim Petran. west Conference De- uWagner leads the team with four fensive Player of the pass breakups and Eichhorst is sec- uBarthlemess ran the ball 24 times Week after his per- ond with three. for 117 yards against Illinois College formance against Il- Andy Paider to post his third 100-yard rushing linois College. Paider uThe Vikings rank seventh in the game in four contests this season. recorded 14 tackles, a season high, league in total defense at 378.5 yards Barthelmess ranks sixth in the Mid- and that included 10 solo stops. Paid- per game. Lawrence is 10th in scoring west Conference at 108.5 rushing er finished with 7.0 tackles for loss, defense at 30.8 points per game. yards per game. Barthelmess is aver- which is the highest game total in the aging 4.8 yards per carry. Barthelmess conference this season. Paider also uAfter picking up just three penalties has completed 79 of 147 passes for picked up 2.0 sacks.
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