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@WOU Football Game Notes: Week 9 Game Western Oregon (4-4, 2-1) at Azusa Pacific (7-1, 4-0) at a Glance 88th season of wou football 86 all-american selections 15 conference championships 8 straight winning seasons @WOU_Football Game Notes: Week 9 game Western Oregon (4-4, 2-1) at Azusa Pacific (7-1, 4-0) At a Glance ... Western Oregon Wolves Azusa Pacific Cougars When: Saturday, Nov. 1, 6 p.m. Record 4-4 (2-1, GNAC) Record 7-1 (4-0 GNAC) Where: Citrus Stadium, Glendora, Calif. Forecast: Mid 60s, 20% rain, Wind at 11 mph Streak Won 1 Streak Won 6 Live Video: WOUWolves.com Ranking N/A Ranking No. 24 Live Stats: WOUWolves.com Last Game Oct. 25 in Monmouth Last Game Oct. 25 in Rapid City, S.D. Twitter: #WOUvsAPU won Simon Fraser, 27-16 won South Dakota Mines, 52-30 Head Coach Arne Ferguson Head Coach Victor Santa Cruz 9 Career Record 62-43/10th year Career Record 50-45/8th year Quick Facts WOU Record same APU Record same GENERAL INFORMATION Ferguson vs APU 3-3 vs WOU 3-3 Location: Monmouth, Ore. A QUICK LOOK INSIDE ... Founded: 1856 Page 3-4: Rosters ... Page 6: Last Time Out ... Page 7: All-Time Series with APU ... Page 8-9: Depth Charts ... Page 10: APU Enrollment: 6,233 Stats ... Page 12: 2014 WOU Opponents ... Page 13: Record Watch ... Page 14: GNAC Report ... Page 15: Last Time WOU ... Page 16: WOU Team Stats ... Page 18: Comparison Stats ... Page 19-20: Individual Stats ... Page 21-22: Highs Nickname: Wolves Colors: Red (R-227 G-24 B-55), White (R-255 Opening Drive ... G-255 B-255), Black (R-35, G-31, B-32), and Gray * Saturday will be the only meeting between the Cougars and Western Oregon this season. The (R-196, G-198, B-200) Wolves are trying to snap a three-game losing streak against Azusa Pacific. Facility (Capacity): McArthur Field (3,000) * Western Oregon and Azusa Pacific have met eight times in the series history with both teams Conference (Affiliation): Great Northwest Athletic winning four times. (NCAA Division II) * Since Azusa Pacific joined the GNAC in 2011, Western Oregon is 1-3 against the Cougars. President: Mark Weiss * Prior to 2011, Western Oregon had won three-of-four games against Azusa Pacific. Athletic Director: Barbara Dearing * Western Oregon leads the GNAC in passing offense with an average of 315.1 yards per game. Compliance Director/SWA: Randi Lydum * Paul Revis is third in the country averaging 205.1 all-purpose yards per game. The redshirt Faculty Athletic Representatives: Dr. Dean Braa freshman leads the Great Northwest Athletic Conference with that stat. and Kathy Farrell * Revis is also the conference leader in receiving yards per game, averaging 112.8, while also catching a league-high nine touchdowns so far this season. TEAM INFORMATION * Ryan Bergman leads the GNAC averaging 330 passing yards per game and has also thrown a Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Arne Ferguson GNAC-leading 19 touchdowns so far this season. (Western Oregon, ‘91) * Jesse Correa’s nine made field goals this season is currently tied for the lead in the GNAC. Record at WOU (Years): 62-43 (10) Overall Record (Years): 62-43 (10) 2014 #WOUFootball Schedule Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach: Sept. 6 at Portland State University (Ore.) L, 38-45 Brian Harris (Portland State ‘00) - Fourth Season #WOUvsPSU Hillsboro, Ore. / Hillsboro Stadium (7,600) / WOU leads 11-9-1 Defensive Backs Coach/Special Teams Coordi- Sept. 13 at Simon Fraser University (B.C.) W, 38-14 #WOUvsSFU Burnaby, B.C. / Swangard Stadium (4,200) / WOU leads 18-10 nator: Matt Overlin (Western Oregon ‘06) - 12th Sept. 20 Central Washington University W, 36-34 Season #CWUvsWOU Monmouth, Ore. / McArthur Stadium (3,000) / CWU leads 35-22 Athletic Trainer: Kurtis Kidd (BYU ‘84) - 27th Sept. 27 at RV Humboldt State University (Calif.) L, 16-34 Season #WOUvsHSU Arcata, Calif. / Redwood Bowl (7,000) / WOU leads 22-16 2013 Overall Record: 7-4 Oct. 4 at No. 5 University of North Alabama L, 10-30 2013 GNAC Record (Finish): 7-3 (T-2nd) #WOUvsUNA Florence, Ala. / Braly Municipal Stadium (14,215) / UNA leads 1-0 Oct. 11 Dixie State University (Utah) * W, 19-14 Postseason: N/A #DSUvsWOU Monmouth, Ore. / McArthur Stadium (3,000) / WOU leads 13-2 Final 2013 Ranking: N/A Oct. 18 at Central Washington University * L, 20-24 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 41/28 #WOUvsCWU Ellensburg, Wash. / Tomlinson Stadium (4,000) / CWU leads 35-22 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Oct. 25 Simon Fraser University (B.C.) * # W, 27-16 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 #SFUvsWOU Monmouth, Ore. / McArthur Stadium (3,000) / WOU leads 18-10 Football Phone: 503-838-8516 Nov. 1 at No. 24 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) * 6 p.m. #WOUvsAPU Azusa, Calif. / Citrus Stadium (6,000) / Series tied 4-4 Best Time to Reach Coach: Mornings Nov. 8 Humboldt State (Calif.) * % 1 p.m. #HSUvsWOU Monmouth, Ore. / McArthur Stadium (3,000) / WOU leads 22-15 HISTORY Nov. 15 at South Dakota Mines * 1 p.m. MT First year of Football: 1923 (87 years) #WOUvsSDMT Rapid City, S.D. / O’Harra Stadium (4,000) / First meeting Overall all-time record: 422-344-17/.552 * Great Northwest Athletic Conference game # Homecoming % Senior Day Overall GNAC record: 39-34/.535 #WOUWOLVES MEDIA RELATIONS Best Record in Program History: 9-0/1949 # Football Contact: Mark Colachico Highest Ranking in Program History: No. 6/1998 Office Phone: 503-838-8051 (NAIA preseason poll) Fax: 503-838-8164 Press Box Phone: 503-838-8126 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.WOUWolves.com #WOUFootball at Azusa Pacific • 1 WESTERN OREGON FOOTBALL at Azusa Pacific Quick Hits First and 10 #WOUGameday 1 Dixie State became the first team NO PETS ALLOWED in six years to return a fumble for a For the safety of all fans, we ask that all pets are not brought to Western Oregon athletic events. touchdown against WOU. The last There is the exception of trained Service Animals assisting guests with disabilities. team to do it was Dixie State in 2008. CAPITOL AUTO REDZONE TAILGATER 2 Ryan Bergman is nine touchdown Wolves fans and visitors can enjoy this unique college football experience at WOU. Members of passes shy of tying the all-time record at WOU. His 51 TDs is currently sec- the Wolves Club at or above the $300 level and have purchased season tickets will have reserved ond behind Mark Thorson (2004-07). parking with their names painted in two stalls and do not have to pay. Parking will be available in the Redzone on game days for $10 a spot, first come first serve in any stall that is not painted or 3 WOU is 17-4 in its last 20 games at home, including a perfect 3-0 this marked. Alcoholic beverages are allowed but must stay within the Redzone fence. Fans are wel- season at McArthur Field. come to grill but no open flames. Gates will open at 9:45 a.m. on game day and overnight camping is not allowed. At the conclusion of the game all trash and belongings must be picked up. 4 Tyrell Williams is 452 recieving yards from sole possession of the all- WOLF WALK time record at WOU. His career total At 12:30 the football team will be making its way from the field into the locker room under the is currently 2,555. stadium on the outside of the stadium near the Capitol Auto Redzone just before they head out 5 Jesse Correa made a 50-yard field onto the field. Western Oregon invites you to line the walk way and cheer on the team as they head goal as time expired in the first half at into the locker room. North Alabama. The senior became only the sixth player in WOU history TICKET BOOTH / WILL CALL / ENTRY AND RE-ENTRY to make a 50-yard field goal. Tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the game starting at 11am. Will Call will also 6 Alexander Bradt reached 6,500 open at 11am. A ticket is required to enter the venue. Upon leaving the venue in order to gain ac- punting yards in his WOU career dur- cess back into the stadium a hand stamp from the ticket taker is required. ing the game at CWU two weeks ago. OUTSIDE FOOD AND BEVERAGE / CONCESSIONS 7 Against Humboldt State, Paul No outside food or beverage will be allowed inside the stadium. Concessions are available at Revis became only the fourth player in GNAC history to gain 300 all- McArthur Field. Cash is the only form of payment accepted currently. A percentage of sales will purpose yards in a single game. It was go toward the athletic program working that day. the highest total for WOU in the past SPORTSMANSHIP 15 years. Fans are encouraged to provide a positive cheering atmosphere at all times. Any chants or cheers 8 Revis is third in NCAA Div. II in that contain profanity, derogatory, or political statements are not permitted. all-purpose yards per game. He also leads the Great Northwest Athletic BANNERS AND SIGNS Conference. Hand-held banners and signs are permitted at WOU athletic events, provided that they are in 9 Bergman moved into third all- good taste, contain no profanity, derogatory or political statements, present no safety hazard and time in WOU history in most yards do not block the view of the other guests. gained passing (5,818) in the game versus Simon Fraser last week. FIELD POLICY 10 Bergman’s 412 yards through the Field access is limited to participating student-athletes, coaches, officials, support personnel and air at CWU was the fifth 400-yard other credentialed individuals.
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