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Cougars History USF Football at 100 years First game: ...... 1902 vs. USD (33-0 L) Last Postseason Appearance...... at Midwestern State, Expectations remain high for program Wichita Falls, Texas, 24-20 loss, Nov. 18, 2017 with 25 straight winning seasons First Year of Football ...... 1902 All-Time Record (Years) ...... 443-414-20 (100th) SIOUX FALLS – It is year 100 for University of Sioux Falls Foot- Number of Conference Championships (Last) ...... 20 (2016) ball. As the Cougars start the milestone year, they do it with Number of National Championships (Last)...... 4 (2009) 443 wins in school history, a 25-year streak of winning sea- All-Americans...... 130 sons, which ranks among the best across all NCAA divisions, Player of the Year Award recipients...... 7 and four postseason appearances in the past five years. All-Conference Selections...... 342 2Highest NCAA DII Rankings...#Highest NCAA DII Rankings...#4 Beginning in 1902 and continuing to now, the program has AFCA Coaches Poll, 2016 week 12 rankings; #4 D2Football. thrived on high expectations through a rich tradition heaped com Poll, Oct. 3, 2017 in achievement and excellence both on the field and off.

2019 Schedule According to third-year USF Head Coach Jon Anderson, expec- Thur., Sept. 5 at Concordia St. Paul 6 pm tations for the 2019 team remain high as the Cougars look to Sat., Sept. 14 Winona State 1 pm compete for an NSIC title and a berth in the postseason. Sat., Sept. 21 at Southwest Minnesota State 1 pm Thur., Sept. 26 Augustana (Key to the City) 6:05 pm “We are excited about what our guys did in the offseason,” said Sat., Oct. 5 U-Mary (Cougars Day - Hall of Fame) 1 pm Anderson, who has a two-year mark of 16-7 as he begins year Sat., Oct. 12 @ Minnesota Crookston 12 pm three with the Cougars. “We accomplished a lot this this sum- Sat., Oct. 19 Minn. Duluth (Hall of Fame) 1 pm mer in strength and conditioning and with leadership. With Sat., Oct. 26 @ Northern State 1 pm number of returners and seniors coming back, leadership has Sat., Nov. 2 @ Upper Iowa 12 pm been good. The challenge is not just a year older but a year Sat., Nov. 9 Minnesota State (Senior Day) 1 pm better. And, we will try to continue to improve throughout fall Nov. 16 @ Wayne State 1 pm camp and be ready to play when we open the season on Sept. Nov. 23 NCAA DII Playoffs TBD 5 against Concordia St. Paul on the road,” he said.

2018 Results USF has had 25 straight winning seasons Thur., Aug. 30 CONCORDIA, ST. PAUL W, 27-24 With a 7-4 season in 2018, USF put together its 25th straight Sat., Sept. 8 at Winona State L, 16-15 winning seasons which ranks the best in DII and fourth best Sat., Sept. 15 SMSU W, 39-21 across all divisions of NCAA. USF has had at least six wins in Sat. Sept. 22 @ Augustana (Key to the City) W, 51-13 every season in the NSIC and a winning run in DII of eight Sat., Oct. 3 MINOT STATE (Cougars Day) W, 56-14 years, including 5-4 in the transition year from NAIA to DII in 2011. The Cougars began NSIC play in 2012 and had a 9-2 Sat., Oct. 6 @ Bemidji State L, 25-21 mark while earning their first DII ranking (as high as No. 17). Sat., Oct. 13 ST. CLOUD STATE (Hall of Fame) L, 30-27 In 2014 USF opened 10-0 (11-1 overall) and later advanced to Sat., Oct. 20 @ Minnesota State Moorhead W, 55-21 the Mineral Water Bowl, which they won 42-10 over Central Sat., Oct. 27 UPPER IOWA W, 34-7 Oklahoma of the MIAA. The Cougars earned its first NCAA DII Nov. 3 @ Minnesota State L, 31-21 playoff berth in 2015 (9-3 season) and won the NSIC with an Nov. 10 WAYNE STATE (Senior Day) 26-7 unbeaten record (11-0, 12-1 overall) while earning a first-ev- er DII playoff win as USF advanced to Sweet 16. In 2017, the 2016 Fall Practice Schedule Wednesday, Aug. 21 -- Practice #9 (full) -- 2:40 pm Cougars had the league’s top defense and was ranked in the Thursday, Aug. 22 -- Practice #10 (full) -- 8:10 am top five nationally in a 9-3 season which included another Friday, Aug. 23 -- Practice #11 (shells) -- 8:10 am playoff berth in Anderson’s first season as head coach. In 2018, Saturday, Aug. 24 -- Practice #12 (scrimmage) -- 8:10 am the Cougars finished 7-4 with a 5-2 mark tied for second in the Monday, Aug. 26 -- Practice #13 (full) -- 8:10 am NSIC South. Tuesday, Aug. 27 - Practice #14 (full) -- 4:10 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28 -- Practice #15 (shells) -- 4:10 pm Thursday, Aug. 29 -- Practice #16 (shells) -- 4:10 pm Saturday, Aug. 31 -- Practice #17 (helmets) -- 10:30 am Sunday, Sept. 1 -- Practice #18 (full) -- 6 pm Mon., Sept. 2 -- Practice #19 (full) -- 6 pm 2019 Football Tuesday, Sept. 3 -- Practice #20 (Game Week) -- 4:30-5:15 Wednesday, Sept. 4 -- Travel Day -- St. Paul, Minn. Thursday, Sept. 5 -- Game Day vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 6 p.m., SeaFoam Stadium, St. Paul, Minn. Prospectus

USF picked to finish 3rd overall in NSIC

BURNSVILLE, Minn. -- The University of Sioux Falls Football Team, which has advanced to the postseason in four of the past five seasons, has been picked to finish third overall in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC), according to the NSIC Preseason Coaches Football Poll released by the league office on Wednesday, August 7.

USF, which was 7-4 overall, including 5-2 in the South Division in 2018, earned 187 points overall in the poll. For the second straight year, USF was picked third overall and also picked third with 37 points in the South Division preseason poll.

Senior running back Gabriel Watson of USF, who finished fifth in the Harlon Hill Trophy balloting in 2018, has been named the NSIC South Division Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. Defensive back Hakeem Johnson, who was named All-NSIC and honorable mention All-American by Don Hansen, was USF’s Defensive Player to Watch.

Other preseason honors included NSIC South Preseason Defen- sive Player of the Year Nick Pridgeon, Winona State; NSIC North But while USF continuing their winning ways in 2018, the Preseason Offensive Player of the Year John Larson, Minnesota season fell short of the Cougars’ standard. USF has reached the Duluth;and NSIC North Preseason Defensive Player of the Year NCAA DII postseason in four of the past five years and earned Gabe Ames, Bemidji State. NCAA DII playoff berths in three of the past four seasons. 2019 Preseason NSIC Football Coaches Poll 1. Minnesota State (14), 224 While the 2018 season was one of moderate success, it was 2. Minnesota Duluth (2), 208 mixed with some tough luck. The Cougars lost four games by a 3. Sioux Falls, 187 combined 18 points and three by a total of eight. 4. Winona State, 182 5. Bemidji State, 169 “We feel like we let a few games get away from us and aim to 6. Augustana, 158 finish stronger this year,” said Johnson. In their losses, USF led 7. MSU Moorhead, 138 every game at some point. 8. St. Cloud State, 134 9. Concordia-St. Paul, 109 Missing the playoffs in 2018 bites at the Cougars but the 10. Northern State, 90 season produced a lot of success. And, 18 starters plus both 11. Southwest Minnesota State, 79 kickers return as USF looks ahead with confidence. 11. Upper Iowa, 79 13. Wayne State, 73 The offense, which is directed by third-year coordinator Jim 14. U-Mary, 39 Chapin, has nine starters returning to a unit that led the NSIC in 15. Minot State, 36 total offense and ranked 19th in NCAA DII with 466.0 per game. 16. Minnesota Crookston, 15 Cougars ranked fifth in the league with 33.5 points per game Preseason South Division Poll and led the NSIC in yards per play at 7.0, which ranked a yard 1. Minnesota State (7), 49 better than any other team in the lead. At 6.0 rushing yards per 2. Winona State, 39 carry, USF bettered the rest of the league by at 1.1 yards per 3. Sioux Falls, 37 carry (Minnesota State, 4.9 yards per carry). USF also had the 4. Augustana (1), 34 best per yard average on passing at 8.9 per play which was a 5. Concordia-St. Paul, 25 half-yard better than second place Minnesota State at 8.2 yards 6. Wayne State, 16 per play. 7. Southwest Minnesota State, 12 7. Upper Iowa, 12 Led by a stellar offensive front and Harlon Hill Trophy finalist Preseason North Division Poll Gabriel Watson, the Cougars put up 274.2 yards rushing per 1. Minnesota Duluth (7), 49 game, which not only led the NSIC but ranked fifth in NCAA DII. 2. Bemidji State (1), 42 It is the second time since 2016 that the Cougars ranked top 3. MSU Moorhead, 35 five nationally in rushing. 4. St. Cloud State, 34 5. Northern State, 24 As Watson returns for his senior season, he will try and build 6. U-Mary, 17 on record-setting numbers. He will be one of the favorites to 7. Minot State, 16 compete for the Harlon Hill Trophy again after he set eight 8. Minnesota Crookston, 7 school marks and led NCAA DII in rushing yards per game at 177.9 yards per game while also hold the nation’s lead with 14.2 points per game as he scored 26 rushing TDs, which ranks camp invite with the Indianapolis Colts. second all-time at USF. He had 269 carries for 1,957 yards, or 7.3 yards per carry. Watson, who had a school record 11 straight Second team All-NSIC guard Nolan Kern (6-4, 322, Eau Claire, 100 yard rushing games and three over 200 with a school re- Wisc., 163 career knockdowns and over 80 percent career cord 320 on 19 carries with five TDs against MSU Moorhead on grade) will be among three starters returning up front on the road, carried a 7.3 per carry average. He averaged 2.2 yards offense. Also back will be Honorable Mention All-NSIC center better than any other NSIC running back. With that 7.3 yards Nick Zimmerman (6-5, 296, Rosendale, Wisc., career grade of per carry, Watson ranked sixth in NCAA DII. 83 percent and 185 career knockdowns) and two-year starter Elijah Perine (6-2, 283, Mequon, Wisc., 154 knockdowns and 79 “Gabe is a talented player who excels on the off the field. He percent grade). At offensive tackle several candidates will be has done what it takes in the offseason to take off where he in the mix with redshirt junior Noah Daniel (6-7, 170, Patterson finished last season,” said Anderson. “Those are high expecta- Air Force Base, Ohio) redshirt sophomore Jackson Wright (6-7, tions but it is what he is focused on doing. Everything he does 288, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa), Terrell Connor (6-8, 280, Owatonna, he earns. He is a great teammate.” Minn.) and Brennan Moran (6-5, 285, North Sioux City, S.D.) among leading candidates. USF will also look for support in the rushing game from three others including redshirt sophomore Thuro Reisdorfer (6-1, 206, USF will be deep at tight end with All-NSIC senior tight end Sioux Falls, S.D., 22 carries for 102 yards, 191 all-purpose yards), Clint Sigg (6-5, 246, Longmont, Colo., 39 career receptions for freshman Jatai Jenkins (5-10, 189, Goodyear, Ariz.) and senior 524 yards with 5 TDs), who had 26 receptions for 351 yards and Winston Maxwell (5-6, 161, Albany, Ga., career- 93 carries for four TDs, including a game-winning grab in the closing seconds 392 yards and three TDs). of a comeback win over Concordia St. Paul in the 2018 home opener. Senior quarterback Caden Walters (6-3, 203, Dodge City, Kan.) completed 146-of-224 passes for 2,033 passing yards, 14 TDs. “In my opinion, Clint Sigg is one of the premier tight ends in the Walters led the NSIC in pass efficiency at 155.8, and passing league and country,” said Anderson of Sigg, who averaged 31.9 percentage (65.2) and threw just seven interceptions for a 2:1 yards per game and 13.5 yards per catch. “Our tight end group TD to interception ratio. Walters, who ranked seventh in the is deep and talented,” he said. league in total offense at 198.0 yards per game (2,178 yards on 274 plays) will direct the offense after starting 10 games a year Along with Sigg, seniors Kyle Barnetche (6-2, 240, Susanville, ago. Competing for the backup spot will be a group of veter- Calif., five catches for 27 yards) and Jamal Wooten (6-0, 262, ans in redshirt junior Mitch Martin (6-3, 202, Strasburg, Colo., Kansas City, Mo.) as well as redshirt sophomore Ben Sokup 6-13-82 yards with no touchdowns and one interception) and (6-7, 237, Altoona, Wisc.). Another tight end candidate is senior redshirt senior Noah Butler (6-2, 174, Aurora, Colo.) along with Justin Barlow (6-7, 241, Los Angles, Calif.). redshirt freshman Josh Swanson (6-4, 194, Pewaukee, Wisc.). At wideout, USF is deep and talented, noted Anderson. “Every- The offensive front will be experienced at center and two guard one understands their roles and have a great connection with positions. However, USF will have to replace two of the best Caden (Walters) and the other quarterbacks,” he said. offensive tackles in school history. Trey Pipkins was a five-All American who earned an invitation to the NFL Combine before Redshirt junior Ty Smith and All-NSIC WR/KR Nate Johnson are the Upshaw Award finalist was picked with the 27th pick of part of a strong core of wideouts. “Ty has worked really hard,” the third round (91st overall) by the Los Angeles Chargers. He said Anderson. He had some great games a year ago and comes graduated along with his bookend at tackle, Adam Sheffield, to work every day.” who was an honorable mention All-American and had a rookie Smith has accumulated 61 career receptions for 857 yards and four TDs with 20 starts in 22 games. He owns two 100-yard receiving games with 110 yards and five receptions with a TD against Minnesota State in 2017 his career best. A year ago, Smith, who has had at least two catches 14 times in his career, had 27 receptions for 361 yards and a TD.

Johnson (6-3, 203, Vista, Calif.) is a dynamic receiver and return specialist. “Nate is so explosive and a big play kid who we welcome back with open arms,” said Anderson of Johnson, was named to the All-NSIC second team as a special teams per- former. He had 22 receptions for 395 yards and four TDS while rolling up 894 all-purpose yards. Johnson had 13 kickoff returns for 362 yards, which including a thrilling 85-yard kickoff return just before halftime against MSU Moorhead in 2018. He also had 12 punt returns for 137 yards. Johnson had six receptions of 25 yards or more and a career-high of five catches for 94 yards in USF’s 51-13 “Key to the City” victory against Augus- tana. Others in the receiving mix include redshirt sophomore Jermaine Broadnax (6-2, 189, Chicago, Ill., four catches for 25 Oceanside, Calif., 17T, 2.5 TFLs, 2.0 sacks). Also upfront will yards), junior Karnell Collier (6-1, 174, Miami, Fla., 52 catches, redshirt senior Tyler Heredia (6-1, 297, Minnetonka, Minn., 17 818 yards and five TDs with 1,037 all-purpose yards for Chasta career tackles – seven tackles and pass breakup in 2018). USF College), redshirt junior Austin Vickers (5-10, 176, Broken Arrow, also features newcomers and senior defensive end Tristen Okla.) and redshirt sophomore Ray’Sean Treadwell-Mason (6-3, Leiseth (6-2, 230, Hayti, S.D.), who transferred from FCS DI 164, St. Paul, Minn.). South Dakota State, and FBS DI Toledo transfer Jake Hudson (6-4, 250, Mission Viejo, Calif.) as well as junior DeMarcus Miles (6-1, 263, Oakland, Calif.), redshirt freshman Amauri Grosskopf (6-4, 294, Beloit, Wis.).

At linebacker, USF has a solid core, which should be among as solid a group as exists in the league. “The linebacking group has the talent to be very good. Harvey Enalls and Brody Grantham rank among the best in the league,” Anderson said.

All-NSIC redshirt senior linebacker Brody Grantham (6-2, 236, Hayti, S.D.), returns after registering 70 tackles, 35 solo stops, 7 TFLs, 2.5 sacks, two interceptions, fumble recovery and three passes defended. He has 102 career stops with 54 solos, 9.5 tackles for loss, three quarterback sacks and two fumble recov- eries in 26 games.

Honorable mention All-NSIC redshirt junior linebacker Harvey (Michael) Enalls (6-2, 228, Sioux Falls, S.D.), had 64 tackles, 35 solo stops, 2.5 TFLs, sack, two pass breakups, fumble recovery a year ago. In two seasons (16-7 record), Enalls has accumulat- ed 80 tackles, 47 solo stops, 5.5 TFLs, three sacks, two fumble USF’s defense returns 10 starters to unit that ranked 3rd in recoveries and four or more tackles in a game 10 times. Also defensive scoring back will be senior linebacker Joe Rodino (6-0, 209, Omaha, Neb.), returns after missing most of last season (two games Senior All-NSIC (2017) DE Logan Dykstra (6-3, 248, Hull, Iowa), played before injury and 10 tackles, eight solo stops). He has who has 71 career tackles, 11.5 TFLs, three sacks, is among 10 37 career tackles with 22 solo stops, two pass breakups and a returning starters on the USF defense, which ranked third in fumble recovery. Also in the mix will be senior Zebediah Selu the NSIC in scoring defense (19.0 ppg) in 2018. (6-2,252, Pearl City, Hawaii), redshirt junior Jack Schelhaas (6-2,

“We have a lot of experience back on defense and a group of leaders, who have worked hard this past spring and summer,” noted Anderson. “I like the depth upfront, a solid linebacking group and an experienced secondary with playmakers all over the defense,” he said.

USF had strong numbers in two years under the direction of defensive coordinator Nick Benedetto. In 2018, USF was fourth in the NSIC and 54th in DII in total defense after allowing 338.0 yards per game. The Cougars ranked second in the NSIC and 31st in DII in turnover margin at plus-seven or .64 per game. USF was fourth in the league with 14 interceptions and fifth in pass efficiency defense at 114.5. Benedetto’s squad also ranked an impressive third in the NSIC and 21st in DII in red zone defense (.667) while ranking fifth in allowing just 214 first down including 73 on the ground.

Dykstra, who was a team captain a year ago, leads a veteran group on the defensive front which includes redshirt junior Joey Wehrkamp (6-3, 253, Sioux Falls, S.D.), who recorded 38 tackles with three tackles and eight TFLs along with three pass breakups. Also returning on the defensive front will be senior defensive end Aaron Ortiz (6-3, 250, Miami, Fla., 12T, sack), senior defensive tackle David Varges (Randolph, N.J., 31T, sack, 2 TFLs, FR), redshirt sophomore Taj Wyatt (6-3, 263, Avon, Ohio, 12 tackles, seven solos and a pass breakup in eight games in 2018) and senior defensive tackle Nick Zimmerman (6-1, 272, 209, Sioux Falls, S.D., 18 tackles, 10 solo stops), redshirt senior Max Sturdevant (6-4, 224, Sioux Falls, S.D., 14 tackles and nine Jon Anderson -- Head Coach -- Sioux Falls solos with an interception in 2018), and redshirt freshman Cody Jantzen (6-4, 223, St. Germain, Wis.. Jon Anderson Sioux Falls Don Hansen Honorable Mention All-American, All-NSIC junior 3rd Year Hakeem Johnson (6-4, 200, Remington, Va.) is one of the Buena Vista. 2002 league’s best cover corners and had 25 tackles, interception, Overall Record 26-41 At USF -- 16-7 six PDs. Honorable mention All-NSIC free safety senior Tucker NSIC -- 16-6 Stout (6-0, 207, Spokane, Wash.) and returning team captain is Home -- 8-3 another leader in a strong secondary. Stout recorded 53 tackles, Away -- 8-3 two tackles for loss and 2 TFLs and a fumble recovery in 2018 DII Playoffs -- 0-1 and has 79 career tackles with 57 solo stops and made a tackle in 29 games. He has played in 33 straight games. Quick Glance at USF “It is a talented group with good leadership and full of experi- Location...... Sioux Falls, S.D. ence,” said Anderson. Founded...... 1883 Enrollment...... 1,650 Others returning in the back half will be redshirt senior Parker Nickname...... Cougars Gregston (6-2, 191, Arvada, Colo.) had a big season as a junior Colors...... Purple and White when he just missed making all-league after accumulating Affiliation...... NCAA Division II 37 tackles, with a sack, six pass breakups, 10 passes defended Conference...... Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference and a team-high four interceptions which ranked sixth in the President...... Dr. Brett Bradfield NSIC. He had a 75-yard pick six in USF’s 51-13 “Key to the City” Director of Athletics...... Pam Gohl win over rival Augustana a year ago while returning a kickoff Director of Athletics Communications...... Dan Genzler 56 yards for a TD against Wayne State. Gregston has 51 career Asst. AD Compliance/SWA...... Micha Thomson stops with 41 solo tackles and played in 26 games. Asst. AD Ticketing/Operations...... Tavia Rutherford Graduate Assistant, Administration...... Jason Ferro Graduate Assistant, Sports Info...... Andrew Chase The secondary also includes junior strong safety Nate Durfee Stadium (capacity)...... Bob Young Field (5,000) (6-0, 197, Sioux Falls, S.D.). Durfee had a big season in 2018 with 41 tackles, including 25 solo stops, TFL, interception plus two Record -- Year-by-Year -- NCAA DII passes defended. He has 54 career stops and 29 solos. Senior 2018 Record ...... 7-4 defensive back Ryan Nieman (6-2, 188, Mentone, Calif.), is back 2017 Record...... 9-3 for his second season as a major contributor. A year ago he 2016 Record...... ’’...... 12-1 had 27 tackles with 22 solo stops, TFL, three interceptions and 2015 Record...... 9-3 seven pass breakups. Redshirt sophomore Giovanni Purpura (6- 2014 Record...... 11-1 2, 185, McHenry, Ill.) had seven tackles and pass breakup a year 2013 Record...... 6-5 ago and will add depth to an experienced secondary. Redshirt 2012 Record...... 9-2 freshman Edmond Nkwain (6-1, 186, Cottage Grove, Minn.) and 2011 Record...... 5-4 junior college transfer Dorian Fedrick (6-2, 197, Rialto, Calif.) also add depth to the secondary. Assistant Coaches Defensive Coordinator...... Nick Benedetto Special Teams return experience (Sioux Falls, 2009) On special teams, USF will welcome back punter Thomas Chap- Offensive Coordinator...... Jim Chapin in (6-3, 199, Fair Haven, N.J.), who also competed on USF’s Track (Michigan, 2009) and Field squad in 2018 (javelin). A year ago, Chapin proved to Special Teams Coordinator/LB...... Joe Ford be among the top punters in the league after hitting 37 punts .(SDSU, 2003) for 1,465 yards or 39.6 yard average, which ranked fourth in the Offensive Line/Recruiting Coor...... Dane Wardenburg NSIC. Chapin, who had a career-best 72-yard punt in the “Key .(Northwest Mo. State 2011) to the City” win over Augustana, received NSIC Special Teams Defensive Line...... Alex Garcia (Elmhurst, 2013) Player of the Week after averaging 54.0 yards per punt against Wide Receivers Coach...... B.J. Johnson-Farrell Augustana. On the season, Chapin placed 14 punts inside the (Rhode Island) 20-yard line which was seventh in the NSIC. Mason Laramie (6- Kickers/Punters...... Al Hansen 3, 213, Schaumburg, Ill.), returns after converting 6-of-12 field Sioux Falls, 1987) goals and 37-of-43 extra points. He had a 56.9-yard kickoff aver- Tight Ends...... Jacob Pollock age on 67 kicks as he helped USF to a 39.2 kick coverage net or (UW-Stout, 2016) third in the lead. He had 27 touchbacks on kickoffs. Dan Esparza Defensive Backs...... Austin Guptel (5-11, 150, Dallas, Texas) and Jack McCabe (6-2, 194, Rochester, (Central Conn. State, 2017) Minn.) will also compete in the kicking game. Junior Anthony Defensive Line...... Andrew Gray Villarreal (6-3, 225, Frisco, Texas) will handle deep snapping du- (South Dakota, 2019) ties. USF will lean on Nate Johnson, Parker Gregston, Ray’Sean Running Backs...... Shaunard Harts Treadwell-Mason and Jatai Jenkins on returns. (Sioux Falls, 2019) USF Total Offense GBG - @MSUM 97 291 372 663 6.8 USF’s Record at Bob Young Field 2011 to present CSP 72 181 247 428 5.9 Since 2011, the Cougars are 20-1 when @Augie 82 234 217 451 5.5 Cougars stand 69-9 at Bob Young Field totaling 500 yards or more in total offense. SMSU 70 163 290 453 6.5 USF is 69-9 all-time at the friendly confines Here is a breakdown by year. @Winona 82 208 230 438 5.3 of Bob Young Field. USF, which was 3-2 at @MSU 74 77 250 327 4.4 home in 2017, began playing at the “Bob” Game Pl. Rush Pass Total YPP. UIU 100 282 324 606 6.1 2018 (6-3) Wayne 60 313 225 538 9.0 in 2007, beginning a run of 32 straight wins Con. St. Paul 66 208 196 404 6.1 C. Okla. 70 210 293 503 7.2 with a 50-6 victory on Sept. 1, 2007 over @ Winona St. 63 226 129 355 5.6 Total 982 2559 3239 5798 5.9 Dana. In that first season the Cougars were SMSU 72 304 196 500 6.9 8-0 at the “Bob.” In fact, USF won its first 32 @ Augustana 63 332 244 576 9.1 2013 (6-5) straight at Bob Young Field before falling to Minot State 69 444 176 620 9.0 UMD 61 11 133 144 2.4 Washburn, 33-17 in the 2011 season opener Bemidji State 59 163 145 308 5.2 NSU 81 411 111 522 6.4 St. Cloud State 69 262 207 469 6.8 to end the streak. In the playoffs, USF was Mary 77 218 95 313 4.1 MSUM 57 404 179 583 10.2 MCrk. 89 467 213 680 7.6 13-0 before a playoff loss in the NCAA Tour- Upper Iowa 79 333 283 616 7.8 @SMSU 100 424 194 618 6.2 nament second round to #5 Harding ended Minn. State 66 153 170 323 4.9 @Winona 99 348 268 616 6.2 the run and the Cougars’ national title hopes Wayne State 72 182 190 372 5.2 CSP 91 195 433 195 6.9 during 2016 when USF won its first-ever Total 735 3011 2115 5126 7.0 Augie 94 234 199 433 4.6 NSIC crown. Here is a rundown of the games @ UIU 98 120 379 499 5.1 at the “Bob.” 2017 (9-3) MSU 76 98 244 342 4.5 @ UMD 67 107 88 195 2.9 2007 (8-0) @ Wayne 70 179 173 352 5.0 NSU 73 246 169 415 5.7 Total 936 2705 2442 5147 5.5 9/1 Dana 50-6 @U-Mary 76 245 228 473 6.2 9/15 Northwestern 44-20 Minn Crk 79 296 187 483 6.8 2012 (9-2) 9/29 Doane 51-0 @ SMSU 81 274 210 484 5.97 @SCSU 79 164 254 418 5.3 10/13 Dakota Wesleyan 50-16 Winona St. 66 65 256 321 4.9 MSUM 67 258 214 472 7.0 11/3 Hastings (Neb.) 54-0 @ Wayne St. 71 167 209 376 5.3 @Minot 66 84 287 371 5.6 11/17 NW Okla. State 35-7 @ CSP 78 231 155 386 4.9 Bemidji 67 84 212 296 4.9 Augustana 75 175 185 360 4.8 SMSU 67 220 317 537 8.0 11/24 St. Xavier 49-7 @ Upper Iowa69 183 153 336 4.9 @Winona 70 81 228 309 4.4 12/2 Missouri Valley 11-10 Minn. St. 73 135 255 390 5.3 CSP 71 35 305 340 4.8 2008 (8-0) @ MWSU 67 159 195 354 5.3 @Augie 61 109 238 347 5.7 9/13 Dana 70-0 Total 875 2283 2290 4573 5.2 UIU 67 188 277 465 6.3 9/27 Concordia (Neb.) 47-0 @MSU 68 43 203 246 3.6 10/11 Briar Cliff 42-0 2016 (12-1) Wayne 86 93 267 360 4.2 @ SCSU 64 343 242 585 9.1 Total 763 1359 2802 4161 5.5 11/1 Northwestern (IA) 19-0 MSUM 75 444 160 604 8.0 11/15 Morningside 34-31 @ Minot 64 328 125 453 8.2 2011 (5-4) 11/22 St. Ambrose 28-0 BSU 83 406 230 636 7.7 Washburn 62 54 242 296 4.8 11/29 Langston 50-13 @ AU 75 282 280 562 7.5 @NMSU 72 146 202 348 4.8 12/6 St. Francis 24-6 SMSU 90 428 242 670 7.4 @McNeese 65 116 246 262 6.5 2009 (8-0) @ Winona 64 251 160 411 6.4 @Minot 55 196 106 302 5.5 9/5 Neb. Wesleyan 44-3 CSP 69 249 183 432 6.2 Wm Jewell 71 285 217 502 7.1 @ MSU 77 346 130 476 6.2 9/19 Hastings 42-19 BHSU 61 176 197 373 6.1 UIU 73 197 360 557 7.6 SD Tech 54 281 169 450 8.3 10/2 Doane 64-0 WSC 73 281 185 466 6.4 Minot 60 195 153 348 5.8 10/24 Dakota Wesleyan 59-7 APU 82 318 171 489 6.0 @UND 247 45 2 02 247 5.4 11/7 Dordt 58-0 HU 54 132 174 306 5.6 Total 546 1494 1634 3128 5.7 11/21 Minot State 63-21 Total 943 4,005 2642 6647 7.0 11/28 Morningside 49-21 Yearly - GBG Total Off. Breakdown 12/5 St. Xavier 48-6 2015 (9-3) 2011 -- 546 plays, 3,128 yards, 60.6 ppg, Mary 80 181 338 519 6.5 5.7 ypp, 347.6 game avg. 2010 (8-0) @MCrk 79 280 282 562 7.1 2012 -- 763 plays, 4,161 yards, 69.4 ppg, 9/18 Doane 66-13 UMD 58 246 218 464 8.0 5.5 ypp, 378.3 game avg. 10/2 Neb. Wesleyan 44-0 @NSU 74 274 157 431 5.8 2013 -- 936 plays, 5,147 yards, 85.09, 5.5 10/16 Morningside 28-3 @Wayne 69 150 316 466 6.8 ypp, 467.9 game avg. 10/23 Dakota Wesleyan 63-3 Winona 98 248 413 661 6.7 2014 -- 982 plays, 5,798 yards, 81.8 ppg, 11/13 Concordia 44-7 @SMSU 80 258 225 483 6.0 5.9 ypp, 483.2 game avg Augie 76 142 269 411 5.4 11/20 NW Okla. State 33-14 2015 -- 928 plays, 5,665 yards, 77.3 ppg, @CSP 77 166 349 515 6.7 6.1 ypp, 472.1 game avg. 11/27 McKendree 27-7 MSU 68 75 165 240 3.5 2016 -- 943 plays, 6,647 yards, 72.5 ppg, 12/4 MidAmer. Nazarene 38-0 @UIU. 79 128 363 491 6.2 7.0 ypp, 511.3 yards game avg. @Hend. St. 90 143 279 422 4.7 2017 -- 875 plays, 4,573 yards, 72.9 ppg, 2011 (4-1) Total 928 2291 3374 5665 6.1 5.2 ypp, 381.1 per game ave. 9/1 *Washburn 17-33 2018 -- 735 plays, 5,126 yards, 33.8 ppg, 10/1 William Jewell 35-10 2014 (11-1) 7.0 ypp, 466.0 per game avg. Minot 93 212 285 497 5.3 10/15 Black Hills 44-20 In 91 games since 2011, USF is 68-23 @Bemidji 93 203 274 477 5.1 and has made 6,698 plays for 40,244 10/22 SD Mines 71-0 SCSU 89 185 232 417 4..7 yards (22.9 miles). Jon Anderson Head Coach 3rd Season (16-7 at USF) Buena Vista ‘02

Jon Anderson is in his third season as head football coach at the to keep the program University of Sioux Falls. He has led USF to a 16-7 mark in his two involved in the community through projects such as Breast Can- season with a 16-6 mark in the NSIC. cer Awareness, Flood Relief, Coach to Cure MD, the Relay for Life, WVSU Cares Day, and work at Dunbar Primary School. He was formally introduced as USF’s 21st head coach on Tuesday, Dec. 6. In his first season, he led USF to a 9-3 record and a fourth Anderson spent 11 years with USF, including his final three sea- consecutive postseason appearance. The Cougars finished third sons as defensive coordinator. Overall, the Cougars posted a 134- overall in the NSIC. In 2018, USF finished 7-4 with a 25th straight 26 record including a 21-5 playoff record with Anderson as part winning season. of the coaching staff. At the DII level, he was part of the staff and team that was 5-4 in the transition year from NAIA to NCAA DII In 2018, USF opened the season ranked No. 18 in the D2Football. in 2011 and the 9-2 team squad in 2012. The 2012 team earned com and No. 20 in the AFCA Poll as the season opened. USF, which USF’s first ever national ranking in its first year as member of the led the NSIC in rushing at 274.2 yards per game, had the league’s NSIC. In fact, the Cougars climbed as high as No. 17 in the AFCA top offense at 466.5 yards per game. The offense was ranked 19th in poll and were ranked seven times in that national poll. DII at season’s end. Despite losing three games by a combined eight points, USF had a 5-1 home record and finished 2-3 on the road as While Anderson coached at USF, the Cougars dominated its they lost tight tussles with Winona State, 16-15; Minnesota State, conference opponents, winning 92-of-95 conference games. In 31-21; and Bemidji State, 25-21. For the first time in school history, 2009, the school posted a perfect 15-0 record in claiming its sec- USF had players named finalists for both the Harlon Hill Trophy (Ga- ond consecutive NAIA national championship. briel Watson, 5th) and Gene Upshaw Award (Trey Pipkins, 3rd). Ga- briel Watson finished with a school record 1,957 yards and a DII best In 2012, Anderson’s defensive unit was among the conference 26 TDs. He led the NCAA in rushing yards per game at 177.8 and leaders in scoring defense, surrendering only 20.2 points a game. scoring at 14.2 ppg. Pipkins, who was one of 14 players named to The Cougars’ defense was also among the league leaders in forc- the all-league team, was USF’s first-ever invitee to the NFL Combine. ing turnovers taking the ball away from opponents 29 times, in- cluding 23 interceptions. The 2012 defensive unit built on the In his first game as head coach, USF, ranked No. 17, knocked off success of the 2011 team when the Cougars’ defense forced 21 then- No. 10 Minnesota Duluth, 26-7, on the road. In week two, his turnovers and gave up just 21.6 points per game. first game as head coach of USF at Bob Young Field, No. 9 Cougars defeated Northern State, 37-7. The Cougars followed up with a 38-7 During Anderson’s three years as defensive coordinator, the victory on the road at U-Mary and a 34-0 home win over Minne- Cougars posted a 27-7 record and limited opponents to an av- sota Crookston in the Hall of Fame game. In week five, No. 5/7 USF erage of 16 points per game. Prior to being named the Cougars’ defeated Southwest Minnesota State, 24-10 in another road game. defensive coordinator, Anderson served eight years as the spe- The No. 6 Cougars dropped a 31-13 decision to No. 17 Winona State cial team’s coordinator and linebackers coach. In that role, he on Cougar Days. In week seven, the No. 18 Cougars defeated Wayne coached five All-Americans and eight All-Conference players. State, 31-7, on the road. In week eight, USF moved to 5-0 this year on the road with a 27-9 victory over Concordia St. Paul. In his first game Anderson, a native of Maryville, Missouri, played college football as head coach in the “Key to the City” matchup with Augustana, the for four years at Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa, and No. 13 Cougars recorded a 21-14 decision at Bob Young Field. USF coached the secondary at his alma mater during the 1999 and defeated Upper Iowa, 19-7, to extend its road NSIC winning streak 2000 seasons. to 17 games. In a battle for a share of the NSIC title, the Cougars dropped a 27-23 decision to league champ and No. 1 Minnesota State at Bob Young Field. USF advanced to play Midwestern State, He moved to Madison, South Dakota, to join the Dakota State No. 5 nationally, and dropped a heart-breaking 24-20 decision. University staff as the linebackers and special teams coach for the 2001 season. He arrived at USF for the 2002 season and Previous to coming to USF, Anderson was head coach at West Vir- earned his master’s degree from South Dakota State University ginia State where he had a 10-34 record. He is now 26-41 in his in 2003. He worked with legendary head coach Bob Young, and coaching career. former head coaches Kalen DeBoer and Jed Stugart.

While a coach with USF from 2002-2012, Anderson helped lead the He and his wife, Amanda, have two sons, Trevor and Tyce. Cougars to a 134-26 record, three NAIA championships (2006, 2008, 2009), as well as the program first, nine-win team at the NCAA DII level. Most recently Anderson served as the head coach at West Virginia State for four seasons (10-34 record). He also made sure Look at USF at DII USF’s Record at Bob Young Field 10/29 Minot State 29-10 Sioux Falls 2012 (6-0) Look at seven years in the NSIC 9/8 MSU Moorhead 45-10 USF has made remarkable progress in six plus years in the 9/22 Bemidji State 21-5 NSIC, including six plus in the NSIC (2012-17). From 344 9/29 Southwest Minn. State 41-22 points in 2012, USF totaled 363 in 2013, 512 in 2014, 472 in 10/13 Concordia St. Paul 31-23 2015, 507 in 2016, 313 in 2017 and 372 in 2018. USF has aver- 10/27 Upper Iowa 54-41 aged 35.27 ppg (2,883 pts) over past seven years plus when USF 11/10 Wayne State 24-14 has gone 63-19. USF has had 4,500 yards or more in offense 2013 (3-2) six straight years and 6,647 (2nd most all-time at USF) in 2016. 9/7 Northern State 45-37 In 11 games in 2018, USF had 5,126 yards (466.0 per game) in 9/21 Minnesota Crook. 52-7 2018. 10/5 *Winona State 40-45 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 10/19 Augustana 27-10 (9-2) (6-5) (11-1) (9-3) (12-1) (9-3) (7-4) 11/2 *Minnesota State 17-52 Points 344 363 512 472 507 313 372 2014 (6-0) Opp Points 222 295 209 257 255 150 209 9/6 Minot State 41-14 Pts. Avg. 31.3 33.0 42.7 39.3 39.0 26.1 33.8 9/20 St. Cloud State 36-0 Opp Pts. Avg. 20.2 26.8 17.4 21.4 19.6 12.5 19.0 10/4 Concordia St. Paul 38-9 1st Downs 209 274 292 285 317 240 239 10/18 SW Minnesota St. 44-20 Opp. 1st Downs 209 235 223 236 262 158 214 11/8 Upper Iowa 45-21 1st D Rush. 73 133 128 116 180 114 128 11/15 Wayne State 63-28 Opp. 1st D Rush 79 122 94 86 91 44 73 2015 (3-2) 1st D Pass 121 121 150 148 121 102 100 9/5 Mary 55-7 Opp. 1st. D. Pass 114 99 113 128 139 96 118 9/19 Minnesota Duluth 35-31 Rushing Yards 1,359 2,705 2,559 2,291 4,005 2,283 3,011 10/10 Winona State 51-30 Rushing Att. 376 540 560 482 582 555 498 10/24 *Augustana 28-35 11/7 *Minnesota State 3-44 Rush.Yds. Avg. 123.5 245.9 213.2 190.9 308.1 190.2 273.7 2016 (7-1) Opp. Rush.Yds. 1,335 2,421 2,208 1,609 1,614 814 1,302 9/10 MSU-Moorhead 42-21 Opp. Rush. Att. 402 485 454 491 493 399 400 9/24 Bemidji State 37-36 Rush. Yds. Avg. 121.36 220.1 200.7 134.1 124.2 67.8 118.4 10/8 Southwest Minn. St. 48-28 Rushing TDs 10 31 30 24 43 20 34 10/22 Concordia St. Paul 51-17 Opp. Rush. TDs 10 23 13 16 11 6 9 11/5 Upper Iowa 51-7 Passing Yards 2,802 2,442 3,239 3,374 2,642 2290 2,115 11/12 Wayne State 30-7 Opp. Pass.Yds. 2,666 2,431 2,453 2,739 2,911 2118 2,416 11/19 Azusa Pacific 34-21 P/Att./Comp. 221-387 208-396 270-422 256-446 211-361 190-320152-237 11/26 *Harding 24-27 OT O/P/Att./Com. 215-425 209-373 218-455 242-414 251-469 191-381 189-367 2017 (3-2) TDs 27 16 28 31 22 11 14 9/9 Northern State 37-7 Opp. TDs 19 15 12 18 23 12 17 9/23 Minnesota Crookston 34-0 Inter. by opp 8 13 11 15 7 8 8 10/7 *Winona State 13-31 Interceptions 23 9 26 20 20 7 14 10/28 Augustana 21-14 Total Offense 4,161 5,147 5,798 5,665 6,647 4573 5,126 11/11 Minnesota State 23-27 Opp. Total Off. 4,001 4,852 4,282 4,348 4.525 2932 3,718 Total Off. Avg. 378.3 467.9 483.2 472.1 511.3 381.1 466.0 2018 (5-1) Opp. TOff. Avg. 363.7 441.1 356.8 362.3 348.1 244.3 338.0 8/30 Concordia St. Paul 27-24 Plays 763 936 982 928 943 875 735 9/15 SMSU 39-21 Yards Per Play 5.5 5.5 5.9 6.1 7.0 5.2 7.0 9/29 Minot State 56-14 Opp. Plays 827 858 901 905 962 780 767 10/13 St. Cloud State 27-30 Opp. Plays Avg. 4.8 5.7 4.7 4.8 4.7 3.8 4.8 10/27 Upper Iowa 34-7 Totals TDs 42 48 68 64 67 36 51 11/10 Wayne State 26-7 Opp. TDs 29 38 26 34 31 18 27 * Refers to losses at home TD Ratio to Opp. 1.4 1.3 2.62 1.88 2.2 2.0 1.9 Sacks 21 16 30 39 42 40 21 Opp. Sacks 19 19 24 5 11 17 19 3rd D. Conv. 61-157 97-201 87-201 93/193 73/164 68/187 57/143 39% 39% 48% 43% 48% 45% 40% 3rd D. Conv. Def 64-190 63-184 63-199 64/191 77/208 61/194 67/168 37% 34% 34% 32% 34% 37% 40% Sioux Falls Football -- 2018 Combined stats

Sioux Falls Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 26, 2019) All games

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral * Aug 30, 2018 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 27-24 1566 All games 7-4 5-1 2-3 0-0 * Sep 08, 2018 at #15 Winona State L 15-16 3484 Conference 7-4 5-1 2-3 0-0 * Sep 15, 2018 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA W 39-21 2156 Non-Conference 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 * Sep 22, 2018 at Augustana (SD) W 51-13 6159 * Sep 29, 2018 MINOT STATE W 56-14 1572 Team Statistics USF OPP * Oct 06, 2018 at Bemidji State L 21-25 4249 FIRST DOWNS 239 214 * Oct 13, 2018 ST. CLOUD STATE L 27-30 1589 R u s h i n g 128 73 * Oct 20, 2018 at MSU Moorhead W 55-21 1102 P a s s i n g 100 118 * Oct 27, 2018 UPPER IOWA W 34-7 1439 P e n a l t y 11 23 * Nov 03, 2018 at Minnesota State L 21-31 2848 RUSHING YARDAGE 3011 1302 * Nov 10, 2018 WAYNE STATE W 26-7 1156 Rushing Attempts 498 400 Average Per Rush 6.0 3.3 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Average Per Game 273.7 118.4 Gabriel Watson 11 269 1991 34 1957 7.3 26 81 177.9 TDs Rushing 34 9 Colton Myles 11 117 744 18 726 6.2 5 59 66.0 PASSING YARDAGE 2115 2416 Caden Walters 11 50 251 106 145 2.9 2 35 13.2 C o m p - A t t - I n t 152-237-8 189-367-14 T. Reisdorfer 11 22 102 0 102 4.6 0 10 9.3 Average Per Pass 8.9 6.6 Mason Schroyer 4 11 54 0 54 4.9 1 13 13.5 Average Per Catch 13.9 12.8 Winston Maxwell 3 10 35 1 34 3.4 0 12 11.3 Average Per Game 192.3 219.6 M. Maxwell 10 8 27 3 24 3.0 0 5 2.4 TDs Passing 14 17 Joshua Collazo 5 1 12 0 12 12.0 0 12 2.4 TOTAL OFFENSE 5126 3718 Total 11 498 3227 216 3011 6.0 34 81 273.7 Average Per Play 7.0 4.8 Opponents 11 400 1509 207 1302 3.3 9 35 118.4 Average Per Game 466.0 338.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-586 29-541 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 26-203 11-176 Caden Walters 11 155.79 146-224-7 65.2 2033 14 78 184.8 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-178 8-88 Mitchell Martin 8 83.75 6-13-1 46.2 82 0 46 10.2 FUMBLES-LOST 15-5 11-6 Total 11 151.84 152-237-8 64.1 2115 14 78 192.3 PENALTIES-Yards 66-688 52-408 Opponents 11 114.45 189-367-14 51.5 2416 17 54 219.6 PUNTS-AVG 41-37.6 59-37.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 2 : 0 2 2 7 : 5 7 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g 3RD-DOWN Conversions 57/143 67/168 M. Maxwell 10 41 729 17.8 4 78 72.9 4TH-DOWN Conversions 18/28 12/22 Ty Smith 10 27 361 13.4 1 46 36.1 Clint Sigg 11 26 351 13.5 4 39 31.9 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Nate Johnson 8 22 395 18.0 4 59 49.4 P. Gregston 4 85 21.2 1 75 A.J. Garrow 11 15 113 7.5 0 16 10.3 Ryan Nieman 3 10 3.3 0 5 Kyle Barnetche 11 5 27 5.4 0 13 2.5 Brody Grantham 2 48 24.0 0 48 Gabriel Watson 11 4 29 7.2 0 9 2.6 Nate Durfee 1 18 18.0 0 18 J. Broadnax 6 4 25 6.2 0 12 4.2 Hakeem Johnson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Colton Myles 11 3 29 9.7 0 17 2.6 Shaunard Harts 1 0 0.0 0 0 Anthony Holmes 6 2 10 5.0 0 8 1.7 Max Sturdevant 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ben Sokup 8 1 29 29.0 1 29 3.6 Noah St. Pierre 1 17 17.0 0 17 Riley Waldie 2 1 13 13.0 0 13 6.5 Darrion Conrad 10 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.4 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Total 11 152 2115 13.9 14 78 192.3 Thomas Chapin 37 1465 39.6 72 5 8 14 7 1 Opponents 11 189 2416 12.8 17 54 219.6 Caden Walters 2 77 38.5 39 0 0 2 0 0 Team 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Mason Laramie 6-12 50.0 0-0 1-3 4-6 1-2 0-1 40 2 Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Nate Johnson 12 137 11.4 0 43 PAT P. Gregston 8 29 3.6 0 13 Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts M. Maxwell 3 18 6.0 0 11 Gabriel Watson 26 - - 0-1 - - - - 156 Colton Myles 2 13 6.5 0 0 Mason Laramie - 6-12 37-43 - - - - - 55 A.J. Garrow 1 6 6.0 0 6 Nate Johnson 5 - - - 1 - - - 32 Total 26 203 7.8 0 43 Colton Myles 5 ------30 Opponents 11 176 16.0 0 47 Clint Sigg 4 - - - 1 - - - 26 M. Maxwell 4 ------24 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg P. Gregston 2 ------12 Nate Johnson 13 362 27.8 1 85 Caden Walters 2 - - - - 3-3 - - 12 T. Reisdorfer 5 89 17.8 0 28 Ben Sokup 1 ------6 Darrion Conrad 4 71 17.8 0 36 Mason Schroyer 1 ------6 P. Gregston 1 56 56.0 1 56 Ty Smith 1 ------6 Kyle Barnetche 1 0 0.0 0 0 Thomas Chapin - - 3-4 - - - - - 3 M. Maxwell 1 0 0.0 0 0 Kyle Barnetche - - - - 1 - - - 2 Clint Sigg 1 8 8.0 0 8 Team ------1 2 Total 26 586 22.5 2 85 Total 51 6-12 40-47 0-1 3 3-3 - 1 372 Opponents 29 541 18.7 0 43 Opponents 27 6-11 25-26 - 1 1-1 - 1 209 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Gabriel Watson 11 1957 29 0 0 0 1986 180.5 Sioux Falls 111 132 68 61 0 372 Nate Johnson 8 0 395 137 362 0 894 111.8 Opponents 17 104 51 37 0 209 M. Maxwell 10 24 729 18 0 0 771 77.1 Colton Myles 11 726 29 13 0 0 768 69.8 Ty Smith 10 0 361 0 0 0 361 36.1 Total 11 3011 2115 203 586 178 6093 553.9 Opponents 11 1302 2416 176 541 88 4523 411.2

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Caden Walters 11 274 145 2033 2178 198.0 Gabriel Watson 11 269 1957 0 1957 177.9 Colton Myles 11 117 726 0 726 66.0 T. Reisdorfer 11 22 102 0 102 9.3 Mitchell Martin 8 18 -6 82 76 9.5 Total 11 735 3011 2115 5126 466.0 Opponents 11 767 1302 2416 3718 338.0

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 10 Brody Grantham 11 35 35 52.5 7.0-27 2.5-17 2-48 1 2 1-0 ... 31 Michael Enalls 11 35 29 49.5 2.5-9 1.0-7 . 2 2 2-0 1 . . 36 Tucker Stout 11 38 15 45.5 2.0-4 . . 2 . 1-0 ... 96 Steven McKee 11 26 20 36.0 9.0-45 6.5-39 . 2 5 . 1 . . 5 Nate Durfee 11 25 16 33.0 1.0-2 . 1-18 1 . . . . . Total 11 432 268 566.0 45-181 21-130 14-178 37 17 6-0 8 3 1 Opponents 11 480 288 624.0 60-208 19-117 8-88 13 11 5-9 9 7 1 Sioux Falls Football -- 2018 Individual stats

Sioux Falls Overall Individual Statistics (as of Apr 26, 2019) All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Gabriel Watson 11 269 1991 34 1957 7.3 26 81 177.9 Nate Johnson 12 137 11.4 0 43 Colton Myles 11 117 744 18 726 6.2 5 59 66.0 P. Gregston 8 29 3.6 0 13 Caden Walters 11 50 251 106 145 2.9 2 35 13.2 M. Maxwell 3 18 6.0 0 11 T. Reisdorfer 11 22 102 0 102 4.6 0 10 9.3 Colton Myles 2 13 6.5 0 0 Mason Schroyer 4 11 54 0 54 4.9 1 13 13.5 A.J. Garrow 1 6 6.0 0 6 Winston Maxwell 3 10 35 1 34 3.4 0 12 11.3 Total 26 203 7.8 0 43 M. Maxwell 10 8 27 3 24 3.0 0 5 2.4 Opponents 11 176 16.0 0 47 Joshua Collazo 5 1 12 0 12 12.0 0 12 2.4 Ja'Tai Jenkins 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Mitchell Martin 8 5 11 17 -6 -1.2 0 10 -0.8 P. Gregston 4 85 21.2 1 75 Darrion Conrad 10 1 0 11 -11 -11.0 0 0 -1.1 Ryan Nieman 3 10 3.3 0 5 Team 5 3 0 26 -26 -8.7 0 0 -5.2 Brody Grantham 2 48 24.0 0 48 Total 11 498 3227 216 3011 6.0 34 81 273.7 Max Sturdevant 1 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 11 400 1509 207 1302 3.3 9 35 118.4 Hakeem Johnson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Noah St. Pierre 1 17 17.0 0 17 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Nate Durfee 1 18 18.0 0 18 Caden Walters 11 155.79 146-224-7 65.2 2033 14 78 184.8 Shaunard Harts 1 0 0.0 0 0 Mitchell Martin 8 83.75 6-13-1 46.2 82 0 46 10.2 Total 14 178 12.7 1 75 Total 11 151.84 152-237-8 64.1 2115 14 78 192.3 Opponents 8 88 11.0 1 40 Opponents 11 114.45 189-367-14 51.5 2416 17 54 219.6 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Nate Johnson 13 362 27.8 1 85 M. Maxwell 10 41 729 17.8 4 78 72.9 T. Reisdorfer 5 89 17.8 0 28 Ty Smith 10 27 361 13.4 1 46 36.1 Darrion Conrad 4 71 17.8 0 36 Clint Sigg 11 26 351 13.5 4 39 31.9 Kyle Barnetche 1 0 0.0 0 0 Nate Johnson 8 22 395 18.0 4 59 49.4 Clint Sigg 1 8 8.0 0 8 A.J. Garrow 11 15 113 7.5 0 16 10.3 M. Maxwell 1 0 0.0 0 0 Kyle Barnetche 11 5 27 5.4 0 13 2.5 P. Gregston 1 56 56.0 1 56 Gabriel Watson 11 4 29 7.2 0 9 2.6 Total 26 586 22.5 2 85 J. Broadnax 6 4 25 6.2 0 12 4.2 Opponents 29 541 18.7 0 43 Colton Myles 11 3 29 9.7 0 17 2.6 Anthony Holmes 6 2 10 5.0 0 8 1.7 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Ben Sokup 8 1 29 29.0 1 29 3.6 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Riley Waldie 2 1 13 13.0 0 13 6.5 Opponents 2 9 4.5 0 6 Darrion Conrad 10 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.4 Total 11 152 2115 13.9 14 78 192.3 Opponents 11 189 2416 12.8 17 54 219.6 Sioux Falls Football -- 2018 Defensive Stats

Sioux Falls Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Apr 26, 2019) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 10 Brody Grantham 11 35 35 52.5 7.0-27 2.5-17 2-48 1 2 1-0 . . . 31 Michael Enalls 11 35 29 49.5 2.5-9 1.0-7 . 2 2 2-0 1 . . 36 Tucker Stout 11 38 15 45.5 2.0-4 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 96 Steven McKee 11 26 20 36.0 9.0-45 6.5-39 . 2 5 . 1 . . 5 Nate Durfee 11 25 16 33.0 1.0-2 . 1-18 1 . . . . . 3 P. Gregston 11 27 10 32.0 1.0-12 1.0-12 4-85 6 . . . . . 24 Trevor Coleman 10 26 9 30.5 2.5-4 1.0-2 . . . . 2 . . 45 Joey Wehrkamp 11 22 16 30.0 8.0-28 3.0-21 . 3 3 1-0 . . . 28 Ryan Nieman 10 22 5 24.5 1.0-2 . 3-10 4 . . 1 . . 91 David Vargas 10 16 14 23.0 2.0-8 1.0-6 . . . 1-0 1 . . 32 Hakeem Johnson 11 15 10 20.0 . . 1-0 5 . . . . . 20 Shaunard Harts 11 16 7 19.5 . . 1-0 ...... 93 Ricky Powell 11 9 8 13.0 1.5-2 1.0-0 . . . . 1 . . 8 Noah St. Pierre 10 10 6 13.0 . . 1-17 5 . . . . . 63 Nick Zimmerman 22 7 10 12.0 2.5-10 2.0-8 . 2 1 . . . . 51 Max Sturdevant 9 9 5 11.5 . . 1-0 1 . . . . . 14 Dalton Elliott 11 8 6 11.0 . . . . 1 . . . . 90 Logan Dykstra 4 6 8 10.0 ...... 97 Taj Wyatt 8 7 5 9.5 . . . . 1 . . 1 . 42 Aaron Ortiz 11 7 5 9.5 1.0-12 1.0-12 . . 1 . . . . 7 Joe Rodino 2 8 2 9.0 ...... 44 Lucas Lunstra 10 7 4 9.0 2.0-6 ...... 37 A. Morales 8 6 3 7.5 ...... 26 G. Purpura 11 6 2 7.0 . . . 1 . . . . . 19 Jack Schelhaas 10 4 5 6.5 ...... 94 Tyler Heredia 10 5 2 6.0 . . . 1 . . . . . TM Team 5 5 . 5.0 ...... 1 40 Shayden Drey 7 4 1 4.5 1.0-4 . . . . . 1 . . 11 Darrion Conrad 10 3 1 3.5 ...... 30 Colton Myles 11 2 2 3.0 ...... 2 . 39 Noah Tyson 5 3 . 3.0 ...... 52 Johnathan Taylo 3 2 1 2.5 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . 1 . . . . 48 Gunner Dean 9 2 . 2.0 ...... 17 Ricky Quintana 2 1 1 1.5 ...... 54 Zebadia Selu 6 1 1 1.5 ...... 1 M. Maxwell 10 1 1 1.5 ...... 84 J. Broadnax 6 1 . 1.0 ...... 16 Clint Sigg 11 1 . 1.0 ...... 83 Kyle Barnetche 11 1 . 1.0 ...... 25 Mason Laramie 11 1 . 1.0 ...... 99 Connor Schissel 8 1 . 1.0 ...... 74 Nolan Kern 11 1 . 1.0 ...... 81 Austin Vickers 1 . 1 0.5 ...... 95 Yvan Medard 3 . 1 0.5 ...... 85 Nate Johnson 8 . 1 0.5 ...... 47 Grant Rice 2 ...... 1 . . . . . Total 11 432 268 566.0 45-181 21-130 14-178 37 17 6-0 8 3 1 Opponents 11 480 288 624.0 60-208 19-117 8-88 13 11 5-9 9 7 1 NCAA Statistics Sioux Falls Football -- How Cougars ranked nationally as a team Sioux Falls - 2018-19 Football Ranking Summary thru games 12/15/2018

National Conference Conference Statistic ValueNational Leader Value Value Rank Rank Leader 3rd Down Conversion Pct (166 ranked) 46 3 0.399 South Dakota Mines 0.555 Minnesota St. 0.505 3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense (166 ranked) 113 14 0.398 Minn. Duluth 0.225 Minn. Duluth 0.225 4th Down Conversion Pct (166 ranked) 19 2 0.643 Fort Hays St. 1.000 Bemidji St. 0.667 4th Down Conversion Pct Defense (166 ranked) 115 12 0.545 Glenville St. 0.111 Concordia-St. Paul 0.208 Blocked Kicks (129 ranked) 69 7 3 Virginia Union 14 Upper Iowa 7 Blocked Kicks Allowed (166 ranked) 150 16 7 9 teams tied 0 Southwest Minn. St. 0 Blocked Punts (44 ranked) 22 3 2 Virginia Union 6 Wayne St. (NE) 4 West Tex. A&M 6 Blocked Punts Allowed (165 ranked) 115 8 2 61 teams tied 0 4 teams tied 0 Completion Percentage (166 ranked) 13 1 0.641 Ohio Dominican 0.735 Sioux Falls 0.641 Defensive TDs (22 ranked) Valdosta St. 7 Winona St. 5 Fewest Penalties (166 ranked) 48 11 66 Walsh 36 Northern St. 45 Fewest Penalties Per Game (166 ranked) 48 13 6.00 Hillsdale 3.15 Northern St. 4.09 Fewest Penalty Yards (166 ranked) 84 14 688 Walsh 296 Northern St. 445 Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game (166 ranked) 79 15 62.55 Walsh 29.60 Northern St. 40.45 First Downs Defense (166 ranked) 83 5 215 Benedict 125 Minn. Duluth 141 First Downs Offense (166 ranked) 43 5 239 Ferris St. 395 Minnesota St. 331 Fumbles Lost (166 ranked) 15 1 5 New Haven 2 Sioux Falls 5 Michigan Tech 2 Upper Iowa 5 Morehouse 2 Northern St. 5 Fumbles Recovered (165 ranked) 118 12 6 Notre Dame (OH) 20 St. Cloud St. 14 Kickoff Return Defense (166 ranked) 47 9 18.66 Tex. A&M-Commerce 10.87 Minn. Duluth 12.92 Kickoff Returns (166 ranked) 34 3 22.54 UIndy 29.74 Augustana (SD) 24.93 Net Punting (166 ranked) 132 13 30.88 Washburn 39.45 Minnesota St. 37.30 Passes Had Intercepted (166 ranked) 35 3 8 Harding 1 Bemidji St. 3 Passes Intercepted (165 ranked) 30 4 14 Colorado St.-Pueblo 28 Bemidji St. 21 Passing Offense (166 ranked) 100 11 192.3 South Dakota Mines 332.4 Augustana (SD) 315.2 Passing Yards Allowed (166 ranked) 98 7 219.6 Southeastern Okla. 118.7 Minn. Duluth 146.5 Passing Yards per Completion (166 ranked) 33 2 13.91 Harding 23.62 Minnesota St. 16.19 Punt Return Defense (166 ranked) 158 15 16.00 West Florida -0.33 Minnesota St. 3.53 Punt Returns (166 ranked) 101 13 7.81 Fairmont St. 28.86 Bemidji St. 21.95 Red Zone Defense (166 ranked) 21 3 0.692 Notre Dame (OH) 0.513 Bemidji St. 0.619 Red Zone Offense (166 ranked) 96 11 0.750 Missouri Western 0.929 Bemidji St. 0.898 Rushing Defense (166 ranked) 32 6 120.2 Minn. Duluth 59.2 Minn. Duluth 59.2 Rushing Offense (166 ranked) 5 1 274.2 Carson-Newman 347.6 Sioux Falls 274.2 Sacks Allowed (166 ranked) 60 5 1.73 Okla. Baptist 0.27 Augustana (SD) 0.82 Scoring Defense (166 ranked) 21 3 19.0 Harding 11.3 Minn. Duluth 12.4 Scoring Offense (166 ranked) 34 5 33.8 Valdosta St. 52.0 Minn. Duluth 40.8 Tackles for Loss Allowed (166 ranked) 40 5 5.45 New Haven 2.75 Augustana (SD) 3.82 Team Passing Efficiency (166 ranked) 19 1 151.84 Ohio Dominican 176.92 Sioux Falls 151.84 Team Passing Efficiency Defense (166 ranked) 41 5 114.45 Colorado St.-Pueblo 86.73 Minn. Duluth 93.25 Team Sacks (166 ranked) 88 11 1.91 West Chester 4.55 Minnesota St. 3.57 Team Tackles for Loss (166 ranked) 159 16 4.1 Edinboro 10.6 Minn. Duluth 8.3 Time of Possession (166 ranked) 25 3 32:02 Harding 36:02 Minn. Duluth 35:13 Total Defense (166 ranked) 54 4 339.8 Minn. Duluth 205.7 Minn. Duluth 205.7 Total Offense (166 ranked) 14 1 466.5 Colo. Sch. of Mines 556.8 Sioux Falls 466.5 Turnover Margin (166 ranked) 31 2 0.64 Colorado St.-Pueblo 2.00 Bemidji St. 1.45 Turnovers Gained (166 ranked) 70 10 20 Colorado St.-Pueblo 45 Bemidji St. 28 Winona St. 28 Turnovers Lost (166 ranked) 18 2 13 Morehouse 6 Bemidji St. 12 Winning Percentage (160 ranked) 51 5 0.636 Valdosta St. 1.000 Minnesota St. 0.929 Sioux Falls Football -- How Cougars ranked nationally by individual

National Conference Conference Statistic Player ValueNational Leader Value Value Rank Rank Leader All Purpose (200 ranked) Gabe Watson 5 1 180.55 Tabyus Taylor, Virginia Union 196.20 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 180.55 Blocked Kicks (13 ranked) Colton Myles 13 2 2 Chase DeMoor, Central Wash. 6 Garrett Johnston, Upper Iowa 4 Combined Kick Returns (200 ranked) Lyrics Klugh, Fairmont St. 1,076 Luke Fritsch, Augustana (SD) 713 Completion Percentage (140 ranked) Caden Walters 10 1 0.652 Evan Ernst, Ohio Dominican 0.745 Caden Walters, Sioux Falls 0.652 Completions Per Game (150 ranked) Caden Walters 89 9 13.27 Preston Haire, Okla. Baptist 27.64 Blake Gimbel, Southwest Minn. St. 26.64 Field Goal Percentage (104 ranked) Mason Laramie 87 8 0.500 Joanly Martinez, Tarleton St. 1.000 Adam Stage, St. Cloud St. 0.762 Field Goals Per Game (146 ranked) Mason Laramie 108 9 0.55 Dante Brown, Fort Hays St. 2.33 Adam Stage, St. Cloud St. 1.45 Forced Fumbles (82 ranked) Sha'Mond SQUIRES, Fayetteville St. 0.43 Chris Garrett, Concordia-St. Paul 0.30 Sherrod Williams, Lenoir-Rhyne 0.43 Fumbles Recovered (33 ranked) Oluwaleke Ajenifuja, Bowie St. 5 Kiante Goudeau, Minot St. 3 Michael Genalo, Alderson Broaddus 5 Jack Horter, St. Cloud St. 3 Interceptions Per Game (125 ranked) Parker Gregston 55 6 0.4 Daryus Skinner, Winston-Salem 1.2 Marcus Haskins, Concordia-St. Paul 0.8 Ryan Nieman 100 11 0.3 Kickoff Return TDs (13 ranked) Parker Gregston 13 1 1 Lawrence Woods, Truman 3 7 players tied 1 Nate Johnson 13 1 1 Toriano Clinton, UIndy 3 Ashton Dulin, Malone 3 Kickoff Returns (125 ranked) Toriano Clinton, UIndy 37.9 Luke Fritsch, Augustana (SD) 29.7 Passes Defended (123 ranked) Marcus Haskins, Concordia-St. Paul 2.6 Marcus Haskins, Concordia-St. Paul 2.6 Passing Efficiency (140 ranked) Caden Walters 16 1 155.8 Evan Ernst, Ohio Dominican 184.4 Caden Walters, Sioux Falls 155.8 Passing TDs (185 ranked) Caden Walters 79 9 14 Isaac Harker, Colo. Sch. of Mines 39 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 30 Passing Yards (200 ranked) Caden Walters 67 6 2,033 Amir Hall, Bowie St. 4,152 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 3,423 Passing Yards Per Game (200 ranked) Caden Walters 70 7 184.8 Jake Sullivan, South Dakota Mines 325.1 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 311.2 Passing Yards per Completion (140 ranked) Caden Walters 30 4 13.92 Grayson Willingham, Lenoir-Rhyne 18.25 R. Schlichte, Minnesota St. 15.95 Points Responsible For (195 ranked) Gabe Watson 36 3 156 Rogan Wells, Valdosta St. 300 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 192 Caden Walters 102 11 102 Points Responsible For Per Game (199 ranked)Gabe Watson 36 3 14.2 Jake Sullivan, South Dakota Mines 23.5 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 17.5 Caden Walters 108 11 9.3 Punt Return TDs (10 ranked) Lyrics Klugh, Fairmont St. 3 10 players tied 1 Marvelle Ross, Notre Dame (OH) 3 Punt Returns (66 ranked) Lyrics Klugh, Fairmont St. 28.5 Gunner Olszewski, Bemidji St. 16.8 Punting (133 ranked) Josh Carlson, Dixie St. 45.7 Joseluis Moreno, Minot St. 41.8 Receiving TDs (180 ranked) Nate Johnson 180 20 4 Brody Oliver, Colo. Sch. of Mines 21 Shane Zylstra, Minnesota St. 14 Michael Maxwell 180 20 4 Clint Sigg 180 20 4 Receiving Yards (199 ranked) Michael Maxwell 84 12 729 Trey Brock, Hillsdale 1,422 Shane Zylstra, Minnesota St. 1,261 Receiving Yards Per Game (200 ranked) Michael Maxwell 63 10 72.9 Craig Rucker, Mars Hill 123.4 Daniel Davis, Southwest Minn. St. 101.2 Receptions Per Game (196 ranked) Michael Maxwell 121 14 4.1 Chad Hovasse, Adams St. 9.5 Grady Bresnahan, MSU Moorhead 7.3 Rush Yards Per Carry (30 ranked) Gabe Watson 6 1 7.28 Marche Dennard, Colorado St.-Pueblo 8.02 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 7.28 Colton Myles 20 2 6.25 Rushing TDs (163 ranked) Gabe Watson 1 1 26 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 26 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 26 Colton Myles 163 8 5 Rushing Yards (199 ranked) Gabe Watson 2 1 1,957 Jaleel McLaughlin, Notre Dame (OH) 2,421 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 1,957 Colton Myles 103 6 731 Rushing Yards Per Game (200 ranked) Gabe Watson 1 1 177.9 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 177.9 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 177.9 Colton Myles 97 6 66.5 Sacks (125 ranked) Steven McKee 74 9 0.59 Chris Garrett, Concordia-St. Paul 1.65 Chris Garrett, Concordia-St. Paul 1.65 Scoring (199 ranked) Gabe Watson 1 1 14.2 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 14.2 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 14.2 Mason Laramie 199 20 5.0 Solo Tackles (189 ranked) Cody Leonard, Quincy 8.0 Tyler Thomsen, Wayne St. (NE) 7.4 Tackles For Loss (149 ranked) Markus Jones, Angelo St. 3.0 Shane Ratkovich, Southwest Minn. St. 2.0 Total Offense (200 ranked) Caden Walters 77 7 198.0 Jake Sullivan, South Dakota Mines 356.0 Kyle Saddler, Augustana (SD) 306.8 Gabe Watson 94 9 177.9 Total Points Scored (150 ranked) Gabe Watson 1 1 156 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 156 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 156 Total Tackles (182 ranked) Cody Leonard, Quincy 15.3 Tyler Thomsen, Wayne St. (NE) 10.9 Total Touchdowns (112 ranked) Gabe Watson 1 1 26 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 26 Gabe Watson, Sioux Falls 26 Yards per Pass Attempt (30 ranked) Caden Walters 11 1 9.08 A.J. Long, West Chester 9.69 Caden Walters, Sioux Falls 9.08 Yards per Reception (30 ranked) Gary Landless, Northwood 26.90 Landon Jones, Bemidji St. 20.29 SiouxSioux Falls Falls Football Team Game-by-Game -- 2018 Comparison Comparison (aswith of Apr opponents 26, 2019) All games

First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense Return Turn- Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards Overs CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 27 - 24 22 / 17 12 / 7 8 / 10 2 / 0 44-208 / 36-117 12-22-2 / 19-32-1 196 / 236 66-404 / 68-353 71 / 59 3 / 2 Winona State 15 - 16 14 / 18 10 / 8 2 / 9 2 / 1 42-226 / 38-151 11-21-1 / 16-29-2 129 / 203 63-355 / 67-354 53 / 124 1 / 4 SOUTHWEST MINNESO 39 - 21 24 / 21 13 / 5 9 / 14 2 / 2 55-304 / 25-38 12-17-0 / 24-44-1 196 / 301 72-500 / 69-339 135 / 88 0 / 1 Augustana (SD) 51 - 13 22 / 33 11 / 6 11 / 20 0 / 7 42-332 / 26-121 13-21-0 / 30-61-4 244 / 378 63-576 / 87-499 154 / 117 0 / 5 MINOT STATE 56 - 14 27 / 12 21 / 3 6 / 8 0 / 1 56-444 / 29-77 8-13-0 / 15-32-2 176 / 181 69-620 / 61-258 88 / 74 1 / 2 Bemidji State 21 - 25 15 / 21 6 / 10 8 / 9 1 / 2 38-163 / 55-186 12-21-2 / 16-27-0 145 / 166 59-308 / 82-352 52 / 113 2 / 1 ST. CLOUD STATE 27 - 30 21 / 20 9 / 6 12 / 13 0 / 1 40-262 / 30-108 22-29-1 / 21-33-0 207 / 254 69-469 / 63-362 77 / 55 3 / 0 MSU Moorhead 55 - 21 23 / 23 15 / 10 7 / 10 1 / 3 42-404 / 45-118 9-15-0 / 17-38-1 179 / 209 57-583 / 83-327 135 / 55 1 / 1 UPPER IOWA 34 - 7 31 / 21 14 / 6 15 / 12 2 / 3 52-333 / 38-124 21-27-1 / 15-37-0 283 / 170 79-616 / 75-294 47 / 3 1 / 0 Minnesota State 21 - 31 20 / 22 10 / 10 9 / 10 1 / 2 41-153 / 45-188 14-25-1 / 11-23-2 170 / 243 66-323 / 68-431 67 / 46 1 / 2 WAYNE STATE 26 - 7 20 / 6 7 / 2 13 / 3 0 / 1 46-182 / 33-74 18-26-0 / 5-11-1 190 / 75 72-372 / 44-149 88 / 80 0 / 2 Totals 372 - 209 239 / 214 128 / 73 100 / 118 11 / 23 498-3011 / 400-1302 152-237-8 / 189-367-14 2115 / 2416 735-5126 / 767-3718 967 / 814 13 / 20

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting Penalties Opponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg Number-Yards Sacks CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 5-14 / 6-16 1-2 / 2-2 26:54 / 33:06 -6:12 4.7 / 3.2 8.9 / 7.4 6.1 / 5.2 5-41.8 / 6-47.3 1-9 / 8-53 1 / 3 Winona State 3-15 / 5-14 1-1 / 1-1 28:59 / 31:01 -2:02 5.4 / 4.0 6.1 / 7.0 5.6 / 5.3 6-45.2 / 5-46.6 6-63 / 8-63 2 / 3 SOUTHWEST MINNESO 4-11 / 7-14 2-3 / 1-2 33:28 / 26:32 6 : 5 6 5.5 / 1.5 11.5 / 6.8 6.9 / 4.9 4-33.5 / 5-38.4 6-70 / 4-40 2 / 1 Augustana (SD) 3-12 / 4-15 2-3 / 1-4 31:54 / 28:06 3 : 4 8 7.9 / 4.7 11.6 / 6.2 9.1 / 5.7 5-43.2 / 4-34.0 16-175 / 4-40 1 / 0 MINOT STATE 5-10 / 7-15 2-2 / 0-1 34:52 / 25:01 9 : 5 1 7.9 / 2.7 13.5 / 5.7 9.0 / 4.2 3-30.3 / 7-35.7 3-34 / 2-10 1 / 0 Bemidji State 5-12 / 9-20 2-4 / 4-5 30:09 / 29:51 0 : 1 8 4.3 / 3.4 6.9 / 6.1 5.2 / 4.3 1-58.0 / 2-9.5 9-95 / 6-59 1 / 3 ST. CLOUD STATE 7-15 / 7-15 3-3 / 1-1 31:11 / 28:49 2 : 2 2 6.6 / 3.6 7.1 / 7.7 6.8 / 5.7 2-35.0 / 6-37.2 3-20 / 2-10 0 / 4 MSU Moorhead 4-10 / 4-15 1-1 / 1-2 28:08 / 31:52 -3:44 9.6 / 2.6 11.9 / 5.5 10.2 / 3.9 5-36.2 / 8-35.1 8-86 / 3-24 6 / 1 UPPER IOWA 8-13 / 7-18 0-1 / 1-3 36:06 / 23:54 1 2 : 1 2 6.4 / 3.3 10.5 / 4.6 7.8 / 3.9 2-37.0 / 7-41.4 5-50 / 5-50 2 / 0 Minnesota State 6-14 / 8-14 1-3 / 0-0 32:22 / 27:38 4 : 4 4 3.7 / 4.2 6.8 / 10.6 4.9 / 6.3 4-32.2 / 3-39.3 5-45 / 5-32 1 / 3 WAYNE STATE 7-17 / 3-12 3-5 / 0-1 38:23 / 21:37 1 6 : 4 6 4.0 / 2.2 7.3 / 6.8 5.2 / 3.4 4-27.2 / 6-34.7 4-41 / 5-27 4 / 1 Totals 57-143 / 67-168 18-28 / 12-22 352:26 / 307:27 4 4 : 5 9 6.0 / 3.3 8.9 / 6.6 7.0 / 4.8 41-37.6 / 59-37.9 66-688 / 52-408 21 / 19

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Sioux Falls Football -- Roster

#1 Nate Johnson 6-3 203 Sr. WR Vista, Calif./Vista HS/Palomar College #2 Caden Walters 6-3 203 Sr. QB Dodge City, Kansas/Dodge City HS/Dodge City CC #3 Parker Gregston 6-1 191 R-Sr. DB Arvada, Colo./Ralston Valley HS #4 Noah Butler 6-1 174 R-Sr. QB Aurora, Colo./Vista Peak HS #5 Nate Durfee 6-0 197 R-Jr. DB Sioux Falls, S.D./Roosevelt HS #6 Hakeem Johnson 6-3 200 R-Jr. DB Remington, Va./Liberty HS/West Virginia State #7 Joe Rodino 5-11 209 R-Sr. DB Omaha, Neb./Creighton Prep #8 Josh Swanson 6-4 194 R-Fr. QB Pewaukee, Wis./Pewaukee HS #9 Jared Brito 6-2 239 GS DL Covina, Calif./Northview HS/Citrus College #10 Brody Grantham 6-1 236 R-Sr. LB Hayti, S.D./Hamlin HS #11 Darrion Conrad 5-10 158 R-Jr. WR Maywood, Ill./Addison Trail HS #12 Mitchell Martin 6-3 202 R-Jr. QB Strasburg, Colo./Strasburg HS #13 Dorian Fedrick 6-2 179 Jr. DB Rialto, Calif./Redlands HS/Chaffey College #14 Karnell Collier 6-1 174 Jr. WR Florida City, Calif./South Dade Senior HS/Chasta College #15 Ty Smith 6-4 209 R-Jr. WR Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #16 Clint Sigg 6-4 246 Sr. TE Longmont, Colo./Longmont HS/Davidson #17 Ricky Quintana 5-9 173 R-Sr. DB Sioux City, Iowa/Sioux City West HS #18 Kyle Barnetche 6-2 240 Sr. TE Susanville, Calif./Lassen HS/Butte College #19 Jack Schelhaas 6-1 209 R-Jr. LB Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #20 Ja’Tai Jenkins 5-10 189 R-Fr. RB Goodyear Ariz./ Verrado HS #22 Ryan Nieman 6-1 188 Sr. DB Mentone, Calif./Redland East Valley HS/Saddleback #23 Winston Maxwell 5-6 161 R-Sr. RB Albany, Ga./Kubasaki - Okinawa, Japan #24 Max Sturdevant 6-2 224 R-Sr. LB Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #25 Mason Laramie 6-2 213 Jr. K/P Schaumburg, Ill.//Schaumburg HS #26 Giovanni Purpura 6-1 185 R-So. DB McHenry, Ill./McHenry West HS #27 Edmond Nkwain 6-1 186 R-Fr. DB Cottage Grove, Minn./Park HS #29 Isaac Schubert 5-6 176 R-Sr. RB Madison, S.D./Madison HS #30 Joe Timp 6-0 182 R.Fr. DB Cottage Grove, Minn./Park HS #31 Harvey Enalls 6-1 227 R-Jr. LB Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #32 Jordan Knapke 6-2 207 R-Fr. DB Aurora, Colo./Grandview HS #33 Gabe Watson 6-1 219 Sr. RB Piedmont, Calif./Piedmont HS/Diablo Valley HS #34 Thuro Reisdorfer 6-1 206 R-So. RB Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #35 Ryan Marrano 6-2 198 R-Fr. LB Naperville, Ill./Naperville North HS #36 Tucker Stout 6-0 207 R-Sr. DB Spokane, Wash./Central Valley HS #37 Carter Lohr 6-0 169 R-Fr. DB Sioux Falls, S.D./Roosevelt HS #38 Cody Jantzen 6-3 223 R-Fr. LB St. Germain, Wis./Northland Pines HS #39 Noah Tyson 5-11 181 R-So. DB Sirnach, Switzerland/Grünau Sekandar Schulhaus #40 Isaiah Young 5-11 202 R-So. DB La Mesa, Calif./Helix HS/Southwestern CC/Southern Nazarene #41 Jamal Wooten 6-0 262 GS TE Kansas City, KS/Bishop Ward HS #42 Aaron Ortiz 6-3 296 Sr. DE Miami, Fla./Keys Gate HS/Coffeeville Community College #43 Thomas Chapin 6-2 199 R-So. P/K Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson Fair Haven Regional HS #44 Joey Wehrkamp 6-2 253 R-Jr. DE Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington HS #45 Quinton Ostdahl 6-2 201 R-Fr. LB Parker, Colo./Ponderosa #46 Yvan Medard 6-4 244 Sr. DE Brooklyn, N.Y./Hargrave Military Academy/LA Valley #47 Jonathan Taylor 6-6 223 R-So. DE Bellwood, Ill./St. Joseph HS #48 Sean Zsori 6-3 251 R.Fr. OL Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha North HS #50 Zebadiah Selu 5-11 218 Sr. LB Pearl City, Hawaii/Pearl City HS/Yuba College #51 Nick (Zeus) Zimmerman 6-0 272 Sr. DL Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS/Palomar College #52 Chase Pearson 6-1 200 R-Fr. LB Montivideo, Minn./Montevideo HS #54 Anthony Villarreal 6-1 220 Jr. LS Little Elm, Texas/Adams State #55 Brennan Moran 6-4 285 R-Fr. OL North Sioux City, S.D./Dakota Valley HS #59 Jake O’Byrne 6-2 275 R-So. OL Belle Fourche, S.D./Belle Fourche HS #63 Nick Zimmerman 6-3 296 Sr. OL Rosendale, Wisc./Laconia HS #64 Bryce Couch 6-3 284 R-So. OL Trenton, Ohio/Edgewood HS #66 Cooper Critchfield 6-1 254 R-So. DL Levelland, Texas/ Levelland HS #67 Andrew Johnson 6-3 280 R-So. OL Milford, Ohio/, Minn./Milford HS #71 Tristen Leiseth 6-2 230 Sr. DL Hayti, S.D./Hamlin HS/SDSU #72 Elijah Perine 6-2 283 R-Sr. OL Mequon, Wisc./Homestead HS #73 Peter Narrai 6-3 263 R-Fr. OL Franklin, Wisc./Franklin HS #74 Nolan Kern 6-3 322 R-Sr. OL Eau Claire, Wis./Regis HS #75 Terrell Connor 6-7 280 R-Fr. OL Owatonna, Minn./Owatonna HS #76 Caleb Annis 6-6 293 R-Fr. OL Hermantown, Minn./Hermantown HS #77 Jackson Wright 6-6 288 R-So. OL Sergeant Bluff, Iowa/SergeantBluff/Luton HS #79 Noah Daniel 6-6 270 R-Jr. OL Wright-Patterson AFC, Ohio/Northside HS #81 Austin Vickers 5-10 176 R-So. WR Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow HS #83 Tanner Beaton 5-10 168 R-Fr. WR Fargo, N.D./Fargo South HS #84 Jermaine Broadnax 6-1 189 R-So. WR Chicago, Ill./Phillips Academy #85 Raysean Treadwell Mason 6-2 164 R-So. WR St. Paul, Minn./Woodbury HS Sioux Falls Football -- Roster

#86 Justin Barlow 6-7 241 Sr. TE Grossmount College #87 Nate Varns 6-1 190 R-Fr. WR Sioux Falls, S.D./Roosevelt HS #88 Benjamin Sokup 6-6 237 R.Fr. TE Altoona, Wis./Regis HS #89 Daniel Esparza 5-8 150 Jr. PK Dallas, Texas/Bishop Dunne HS #90 Logan Dykstra 6-2 246 Sr. DL Hull, Iowa/Boyden-Hull HS #91 David Varges 6-1 299 Sr. DT Randolph, N.J./Randolph HS/Lackawanna College #93 DaMarcus Miles 6-1 263 Jr. DT Oakland, Calif./James Logan HS/DeAnza CC #94 Tyler Heredia 6-0 297 R-Sr. DL Minnetonka, Minn./Minnetonka HS #95 Amaurii Grosskopf 6-3 294 R-Fr. DL Beloit, Wis./Beloit Memorial #96 Jake Hudson 6-4 250 Sr. DL Mission Viejo, Calif./Teborg HS/Saddleback College/Toledo #97 Christian Medeiros 6-2 227 R.Fr. DL Mesa, Ariz./Desert Ridge HS #98 Connor Ekborg 6-4 222 R-Fr. DL Omaha, Neb./Millard West #99 Taj Wyatt 6-2 263 R-So. DL Avon, Ohio/Avon HS Freshmen Brian Borowski 6-3 232 Fr. DL Schiller Park, Ill./Leyden HS Cal Botsford 6-2 243 Fr. DL Sussex, Wis./Sussex Hamilton HS Cole Campbell 6-2 244 Fr. DL Geneva, Ill./Geneva HS Nate Caron-Mather 6-1 234 Fr. DL Papillion, Neb./LaVista South HS Trent Dreyer 6-1 182 Fr. WR Montevideo, Minn./Montevideo HS Taylor Elder 6-2 290 Fr. OL Burnsville, Minn./Eagan HS Landon Freeman 5-11 178 R-Fr. RB Sioux Falls, S.D./Tri-Valley HS Brandon Gustafson 6-6 263 Fr. OL Becker, Minn./Becker HS Brendan Holt 6-0 199 Fr. LB West Salem, Wis./West Salem HS Josiah Jansen 6-5 222 Fr. TE Orange City, Iowa/MOC Floyd Valley HS Francis Kumi 6-6 212 Fr. DE Chandler, Ariz./Red Mountain HS Jacqueze Lockett 5-10 165 Fr. RB Milwaukee, Wis./Wisconsin Lutheran HS Jack McCabe 6-1 194 Fr. K/P Rochester, Minn./Mayo HS Isaiah Misukanis 5-11 175 Fr. WR Apple Valley, Minn./Eastview HS Adam Mullen 6-0 186 Fr. QB Highlands Ranch, Colo./Rock Canyon HS Sebastian Pares 6-4 246 Fr. OL West Chicago, Ill./Wheaton Academy Dylan Rudningen 5-8 190 Fr. RB Sunburg, Minn./Kerkhoven/Murdock/Sunburg HS Robert Sathe 6-4 234 Fr. TE Germantown, Wis./Germantown HS Noah Schmitt 6-1 183 Fr. DB Jordan, Minn./Jordan HS Hunter Schneider 6-3 219 Fr. TE Ripon, Wis./Ripon HS Carter Slykhuis 5-10 162 Fr. WR Tea, S.D./Tea HS Jaelon Taylor 6-2 168 Fr. WR Phoenix, Ariz./Millennium HS Ethan Towers 6-4 209 Fr. DE Batavia, Ill./Batavia HS Clay Vinson 6-0 206 Fr. LB Sioux Falls, S.D./Siouv Falls Christian Ray Williams 5-8 168 Fr. DB Lennox, S.D./Lennox HS Sioux Falls Football -- Defense and Special Teams Scoring

Defensive - Special Teams TDs -- 34 in DII era 10-18-2014 -- David Clark 93-yard kickoff return vs, Southwest Since 2010, the Cougars have recorded 44 defensive/special teams Minnesota State, 4th Quarter TDs. Among the scores are 29 by the defense alone or over three 10-25-2014 -- Cameron Ostrom, 35-yard fumble return at Wino- per year. Of those scores 19 have been made at Bob Young Field na State (Winona, Minn.), 4th Quarter and 25 on the road on neutral fields. Solomon St. Pierre has 11-15-2014 -- John Tidwell, 78-yard punt return vs Wayne State, had six interception returns while John Tidwell has four scores, 1st Quarter including one interception return (72) and three punt returns (55, 11-15-2014 -- David Clark, 27-yard fumble return vs Wayne State, 78, 77). David Clark had four defensive/special teams TDs while 3rd Quarter Michael Hicks had three (all punt or kickoff returns) whileAngelo 12-6-2014 --John Tidwell, 55-yard punt return vs. Central Okla- Pree, Robert Virgil, Cam Ostrom, Parker Gregston and Kyle Groe- homa (Excelsior Springs, Mo.), 1st Quarter neweg had two TDs each. In the DII era (since 2012), In just the DII era, the Cougars have had 34 defense/special teams TDs with 2015 - 9 TDs - 6 Defense 24 by the defense. 9-19-2015 --David Clark, 33-yard interception return vs. Minne- sota-Duluth, 1st Quarter 2010 - 3 TDs - 2 Defense 10-3-2015 -- Kyle Groeneweg, 99-yard kickoff return @ Wayne 9-4-2010 -- Adam Lopez, 0-yard fumble recovery at Northwestern State (Wayne, Neb.), 1st Quarter (Orange City, Iowa) College, 4th Quarter 10-3-2015 -- Solomon St. Pierre, 77-yard interception return @ 9-18-2010 -- Adam Lopez, 69-yard punt return vs. Doane College, Wayne State (Wayne, Neb.), 3rd Quarter 1st Quarter 10-24-2015 -- Solomon St. Pierre, 24-yard interception return vs. 10-16-2010 -- Zach Holmes 29 yard interception return vs. Morn- Augustana, 3rd Quarter ingside College, 1st Quarter 10-24-2015 -- Drew Jackson, 21-yard interception return vs. 11-13-2010 -- Team Safety vs. Concordia, Neb., 2nd Q Augustana, 4th 11-14-2015 -- Kyle Athmann, 16-yard blocked punt return at 2011 - 7 TDs - 3 Defense Upper Iowa (Fayette, Iowa), 1st Quarter 9-17-2011 -- Angelo Pree, 31-yard interception return at McNeese 11-14-2015 -- Solomon St. Pierre, 24-yard interception return at State (Lake Charles, La.), 3rd Quarter Upper Iowa (Fayette, Iowa), 1st Quarter 9-24-2011 -- Robert Virgil, 18-yard interception return at Minot- 11-14-2015 -- Kyle Groeneweg, 88-yard kickoff return at Upper State (Minot, N.D.), 1st Quarter Iowa (Fayette, Iowa), 2nd Quarter 10-15-2011 -- Angelo Pree, 9-yard blocked punt return vs, Black 11-14-2015 -- John Tidwell, 72-yard interception return at Upper Hills State, 1st Quarter Iowa (Fayette, Iowa), 3rd Quarter 10-15-2011 -- Michael Hicks, 85-yard punt return vs, Minot State, 3rd Quarter 2016 - 2 TDs - 2 Defense 10-22-2011 -- Michael Hicks, 90-yard punt return vs, SD Mines, 9-17-2016 -- Michael Mehling, 36-yard interception return at 1st Quarter Minot State, 3rd Quarter 10-22-2011 -- Team Safety vs. SD Mines, 2nd Quarter 11-5-2016 -- Clifford Redmond, 30-yard interception return vs. 10-29-2011 -- Robert Virgil, 18-yard fumble return vs, Minot Upper Iowa, 4th Quarter State, 4th Quarter 2017 - 4 TDs - 3 Defense 2012 - 5 TDs - 4 Defense 8-31-2017 -- Derek Landis, 17-yard fumble recovery at #10 Min- 9-15-2012 -- Robert Virgil, PAT return @ Minot State (Minot nesota Duluth, 1st Quarter N.D.), 3rd Quarter 9-9-2017 -- Jeffrey Harman, 35-yard interception return vs. 9-15-2012 -- Brett Jensen, 34-yard interception return @Minot Northern State, 2nd Quarter State (Minot, N.D.), 4th Quarter 9-23-2017 -- Jason Towns, 66-yard punt return at Minnesota 9-22-2012 -- Eric Anderson, 28-yard interception return vs, Bem- Crookston, 2nd Quarter idji State, 4th Quarter 10-28-2017 -- Dennis Gardeck, safety vs. Augustana, 4th Quarter 10-26-2012 -- Jonathan Talbot, 77-yard interception return vs, 11/4/2017 -- Kyle Campiotti, 67-yard interception return at Upper Upper Iowa, 2nd Quarter Iowa, 2nd Quarter 10-26-2012 -- Nick Bonte, 42-yard kickoff return vs, Upper Iowa, 4th Quarter 2018 - 3 TDs - 1 Defense 11-10-2012 -- John Tidwell, 77-yard punt return vs, Wayne State, 9-22-2018 -- Parker Gregston, 75-yard interception return at 2nd Quarter Augustana, 2nd Quarter 10-20-2018 -- Nate Johnson, 85-yard kickoff return at MSU 2013 - 1 TD - 1 Defense Moorhead, 2nd Quarter 11-16-2013 -- Solomon St. Pierre, 70-yard interception return @ 11-10-2018 -- Team Safety vs Wayne State, 3rd quarter Wayne State (Wayne, Neb.), 2nd Quarter 11-10-2018 -- Parker Gregston, 56-yard kickoff return vs Wayne State, 3rd Quarter 2014 - 10 TDs - 7 Defense 9-13-2014 -- David Clark, 40-yard interception return at Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.), 2nd Quarter 9-13-2014 -- Cameron Ostrom, 88-yard interception return at Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.), 4th Quarter

9-13-2014 -- Devin Flesher, 0-yard fumble return at Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.), 4th Quarter 10-18-2014 -- Solomon St. Pierre, 35-yard interception return vs Southwest Minnesota State, 2nd Quarter Breaking Down First Three Opponents for Cougars Game 1 -- Thursday, Sept. 5, at Concordia-St. Paul, 6 p.m., SeaFoam Stadium Status - A year ago, USF was 7-4 and 5-2 (3rd, NSIC South) while CSP was 5-6 and 3-4 (5th, NSIC South). Last Time - With a 26-yard TD pass from Caden Walters to Clint Sigg, No.. 20 USF rallied in the final seconds to win a dramatic, 27-24 decsion at Bob Young Field. Walters, who took over at quarterback at halftime, completed 7-of-12 passes for 127 yards with a TD and interception. Sigg had four catches for 57 yards and the game-winning TD, the first of his career. The running of Gabriel Watson was a huge factor as the Cougars rolled up 404 yards on 66 plays, including 208 yards rushing on 44 carries. In his debut at USF, Watson had 27 carries for 200 yards and three TDs. Watson, who scored on runs of 13, 35 yards and nine yards, recorded the most yards in a debut at USF in the school’s NCAA DII era. Junior linebacker Brody Grantham led USF with 6.5 tackles while redshirt sophomore Nate Durfee added four tackles and an interception, the first of his career. Redshirt sophomore Joey Wehrkamp added three tackles and two tackles for loss as USF finished with five TFLs on the game. Series Record - USF has won 12 games straight in the series. After the Golden Bears won the first-ever meeting (24-16) in 1971, the Cougars started the winning streak with a 44-6 decision in 1972. Aug. 30, 2018 - #20 USF 27 Concordia-St. Paul 24, Bob Young Field Oct. 21, 2017 -- #15 USF 27 Concordia-St. Paul 9, Sea Foam Stadium Oct. 22, 2016 -- #6 USF 51 Concordia-St. Paul 17, Bob Young Field, Oct. 31, 2015 -- #10 USF 49 Concordia-St. Paul 0, Sea Foam Stadium Oct. 4, 2014 -- #21 USF 38 Concordia St. Paul 9, Bob Young Field Oct. 19, 2013 -- USF 47 Concordia St. Paul 7, Sea Foam Stadium, Oct. 13, 2012 -- USF 31 Concordia St. Paul 23, Sea Foam Stadium Sept. 10, 1983 -- USF 30 Concordia St. Paul 8, Howard Wood Field Sept. 11, 1982 -- USF 26 Concordia St. Paul 7, St. Paul, Minn. 1974 -- USF 36 Concordia St. Paul 6 1973 -- USF 23 Concordia St. Paul 0 1972 -- USF 44 Concordia St. Paul 6 1971 -- Concordia St. Paul 24 USF 16 Game 2 -- Saturday, Sept. 14, Winona State at Sioux Falls, 1 p.m., Bob Young Field Game 2 -- Status - A year ago, USF was 7-4 and 5-2 (Tied for 2nd, NSIC South) while WSSU was 8-3 and 5-2 (Tied for 2nd, NSIC South). Last Time - A game-winning field goal from 40-yards was offline and the No. 14 Cougars dropped a heart-breaking 16-15 decision to No 15 Winona State at Altra Federal Credit Union Field. USF led 7-0 at halftime after a TD run by Colton Myles (65 yards, six carries) and led 15-9 in the third quarter. USF was led by junior running back Gabriel Watson, who had another notable game with 29 carries for 172 yards and a TD. He helped USF compiled 226 rushing yards and 355 yards in total offense on 63 plays for 5.6 yards per play. Junior running back Colton Myles added 65 yards on six carries. USF quarterback Caden Walters was 11-of-21 for 129 yards with a TD and an interception. Meanwhile Maxwell finished with three catches for a career-high 90 yards. Series Record - Winona State leads the all-time series with USF, 4-3. WSU has won the last two matchups with a 16-15 decision in 2018 and a 31-13 win in 2017. Here is a year-by-year breakdown. Until meeting on Sept. 8 this year, the two squads have played every game in the series in October. When USF has been ranked, they are 3-1 against Winona State. Sept. 9, 2018 -- No. 15 Winona State 16 No. 14 USF 15, @ Altra Federal Credit Union Field. Oct. 7, 2017 -- No. 22 Winona State 31 No. 6 USF 13, @ Bob Young Field Oct. 15, 2016 -- No. 6 Sioux Falls 41 Winona State 30, @ Winona, Minn. Oct. 10, 2015 -- No. 4 Sioux Falls 51 Winona State 30, @ Bob Young Field Oct. 25, 2014 -- No. 14 Sioux Falls 41 Winona State 28, @ Winona, Minn. Oct. 12, 2013 -- Winona State 45 Sioux Falls 40, @ Bob Yong Field Oct. 6, 2012 -- Winona State 10 USF 9, @ Winona, Minn. Game 3 -- Saturday, Sept. 21, at Southwest Minnesota State, 1 p.m., Mattke Field at Schwan Regional Event Center Status - A year ago, USF was 7-4 and 5-2 (3rd, NSIC South) while SMSU was 4-7 and 1-6 (tied for 7th, NSIC South) Last Time - In a game that featured a number of unusual bounces in momentum and results, the No. 24 University of Sioux Falls Football Team had a breakout performance on offense in a 39-21 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference win over Southwest Minnesota State before 2,156 fans on Military Appreciation Night at Bob Young Field. Led by quarterback Caden Walters, running back Gabriel Watson and receiver Nate Johnson, the Cougars, which never trailed against SMSU, totaled 500 yards in total offense for the first since rolling up 557 in a 51-7 victory over Upper Iowa on Nov. 5, 2016 also at Bob Young Field. Both teams scored a touchdown in the third quarter and USF added a fourth quarter score for the final verdict and a seventh straight win over SMSU in a series dating to 1968. Led by Watson, who had 19 carries for 193 yards and two TDs, the USF rushing attack provided a season-best 304 yards rushing on 55 carries or 5.5 yards per carry. USF totaled over 300 yards rushing for the first time since rushing for 318 in a playoff win in 2016 over Azusa Pacific (34-21) on Nov. 19, 2016. Walters completed 12-of-17 passes for 196 yards with four TDs. Three of Walters’s fourth TD passes were to the explosive Johnson, who hauled in four catches for 87 yards. He caught TD throws of 57, four and 15 yards. Walters also tossed a 41-yard TD pass to senior wide receiver Michael Maxwell in the second quarter. On defense, junior linebacker Brody Grantham had another solid performance with six tackles and his first career interception, which he returned 48 yards and stymied an SMSU scoring threat. Sophomore Joey Wehrkamp added six tackles with a sack and a TFL. Defensive back Parker Gregston added five tackles with his first career sack. Sioux Falls Football -- Records Game Records

Points – 36 (5 TDs, 3 2-point conversion), Terry Austin vs. Con- cordia, Neb. (50-44 W), 9-4-1993 TD Passes – 8, Kurtiss Riggs, vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (65-30 W), 11-2-1996 Most Points Scored - Kicking: 17, T.C. Fraser vs.Dana College, 10-18-2003 Passing Yards – 457, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (65- 30 W), 11-2-1996 Pass Completions -- 34, Carrington Hanna vs. Upper Iowa at Fayette, Iowa, 11-2-2013 Pass Attempts – 51, Luke Papilion vs. Henderson State at Arke- delphia, Ark., 11-21-2015 Receptions – 15, Kalen DeBoer vs. vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (65-30 W), 11-2-1996; Josh Angulo vs. Bemidji State (38-37 W), 9-24-16 Receiving Yards – 243, Derek Oldert vs. Dakota Wesleyan (44- 12 W), 9-25-1999 Receiving TDs – 5, Dusty Hovorka vs. Dakota Wesleyan (63-17 W), 9-11-2004 Total TDs – 6, Terry Austin vs. Concordia (Neb.), Longest 1993; David Ruter vs. Huron in 1998; Dustan Punt Return Hovorka vs. Dakota Wesleyan in 1994; Ryan – 90-yard TD Lowmiller vs. Dana in 2008 and DWU in 2009 – Michael Hicks vs. SD Tech, 10-22-2011; Lee Marks, 1960 Rushing Attempts – 43 (142), Sam Robinson Longest Kickoff Return – 98-yard return, James Kennerly, vs. Westmar, Sept. 30, 1966 1981 Rushing Yards -- Playoffs – 315 (33 carries), Extra Points – 11, Braden Wieking vs. Concordia, Neb. (80-0 David Ruter vs. Mary (56-19 W, 1st Rd. playoffs), W), 9-26-2009 11-23-1996 Field Goals – 4, Rick Danmeier vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 1972; Rushing Yards -- Regular Season - 320 (19 T.C. Fraser vs. Dana College, 2003. carries), Gabriel Watson, vs. MSU Moorhead, Punts – 12, Alan Hansen vs. Doane, 1985 10-19-19 Longest Punt – 85-yards, Brian Hansen, 1982 Total Offense – 506, Luke Papilion vs. Winona Longest Field Goal – 54 yards, Braden Wieking vs. South- State, 10-10-2016 west Minnesota State (2nd Q, Bob Young Field), Sept. 29, Most Total Offense Plays -- 68 (17 rush, 51 2012 pass), Luke Papilion vs. Henderson State, 11-21- 2015 Team – Game Most All Purpose Yards -- 331, Wes Smith vs. Total Offense – 706 (85 plays, 8.3 avg.) vs. Concordia Uni- Upper Iowa, 11-2.2013 versity @ Seward, Neb., 9-26-2009 Longest pass play – 94 yards from Isaac Miller Rushing yards – 488 (50 carries) vs. Midland Lutheran at to Derek Oldert vs. Dakota Wesleyan (44-12 W), USF, 10-23-2004 9-25-1999 Passing yards – 457 (30-39) vs. Nebraska Wesleyan at Lin- Longest run play – 91-yard run by Ryan Low- coln, Neb., 11-2-1996 miller vs. Morningside, 11-28-2009 (2009 play- Most points – 80 vs. Concordia, Neb., at Seward, Neb., 9-26- offs, 2nd Rd.) 2009 Longest Field Goal Made -- 54, Braden Wieking Most Plays – 100, twice, vs. SMSU, 10-5-2013 (618 yards); vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 9-29-2012 Upper Iowa, 11-8-2014 (606 yards) Defense Most Pass Attempts/Game – 52 vs. Upper Iowa at Fayette, Interceptions – 4, Don Edman vs. Bethel, 1975 Iowa, 11-2-2013 Interception Return for TD – 99-yards, Bob Most Completions/Game – 36 vs. Upper Iowa at Fayette, Garry, Concordia, St. Paul, 1972; 95 yards, Phil Iowa, 11-2-2013 Porter, 3rd Q., Northwestern College (playoff Most TD passes – 8 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan at Lincoln, Neb., quarterfinals, 52-21 W), 12-7-1996 11-2-1996 Tackles – 16, John Batinich, Minnesota-Duluth, Most TDs scored – 11 vs. Concordia, Neb., at Seward, Neb., 9-7-2013

Special Teams Cougars History -- Records Individual - Career 9-26-2009 Passing Yards Interceptions – 8 vs. University of Mary, Name Yards Att. Comp. Pct. TD 1989 Rushing Defense – minus 41 yards (15 1. Luke Papilion, 2013--present 9,106 1,249 728 58.3 79 carries) vs. Dana College at Bob Young 2. Dax Michelena, 1997-98, 2000-’01) 7,665 937 518 55.3 72 Field. 9-13-2008 3. Kurtiss Riggs, 1993-’96 7,329 801 496 62.0 85 Passing Defense – 5 yards (1-5-5 yards) 4. Chad Cavender, 2006-’07 7,089 737 496 67.3 64 vs. Hastings College, in Hastings, Neb., 5. Ed Koester, 1985-’89 6,915 1,079 533 49.4 44 9-9-2006 6. Jon Burckhardt, 1999, 2001-’03 5,559 726 419 57.3 39 Total Defense – minus 4 yards (44 plays) 7. Lorenzo Brown, 2008-’09 5,253 611 391 64.0 65 vs. Dana College at Bob Young Field, 8. Joe Wright , 2002-’05 5,197 639 369 57.8 43 9-13-2008; minus 4 yards (39 plays) 9. Taylor Perkins, 2011-’12 3,500 479 269 56.2 37 vs. Northwestern College at Bob Young Field, 11-1-08 10.Jay Eidsness, 1992-’94 3,149 451 226 50.1 22 Passing TD, Career Receptions, Career Season Records Name TDs Name Rec. Most Wins – 15, 2009 (NAIA, National 1. Kurtiss Riggs,1993-96 85 1. Dusty Hovorka, 2003-’06 291 Champions, 15-0) 2. Luke Papilion (2013-16) 79 2. Kalen DeBoer, 1993-’96 234 Most WIns at DII Level -- 12 (12-1, 2016, 3. .Dax Michelena,1997-2001 72 3. Josh Angulo, 2013-16 213 11-0 NSIC) 4. Lorenzo Brown, 2008-09 65 4. Jon Ryan, 2007- 10 199 Fewest Losses – 0, 4 times (1996, 2006, 5. Chad Cavender, 2006-07 64 5. Alex Anderson, 2007- 10 193 2008, 2009) 6. Ed Koester,1985-89 44 6. Brady Rose, 2013-16 191 – 0, 19 times (1902, 1911, Fewest Wins 7. Joe Wright,2002-05 43 7. Trey Erickson, 2004-’07 151 1917, 1919, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1926, 1930, 1936, 1946, 1950, 1951, 8. Jon Burckhardtt, 1999/2001-03 39 8. Josiah Fenceroy, 2004-’07 131 1952, 1964, 1970, 1971 and 1977 9. Taylor Perkins, 2011-12 37 9. Zach Rutten, 1997-2001 106 Most Losses – 9, 3 times (1964, 1970, 10. Jay Eidsness,1991-94 22 10. Travis Krant, 1996-98 104 1977) Points – 775, 2009 (NAIA Record) Rushing, Career Avg. points per game -- 51.7 (775), Name Yards Attempts Avg. TD 2009 Offensive TDs – 92, 2009 1. David Ruter, 1995’-98 4,783 677 7.06 73 Rushing TDs – 50, 2009 2. Mike Dvoracek, 2003-’06 4,658 866 5.37 59 – 57, 1996 Passing TDs 3. Nick Kortan, 1999-2002 4,331 762 5.68 45 First Downs, Rushing – 201, 2009 First Downs, Passing – 155, twice 4. Max Mickey, 2014- 3,720 538 6.3 41 (1996, 2003) 5. Jim Pehringer, 1987-90 3,454 847 4.1 47 Rushing Offense – 3,842 yards, 2009 6. Luke Papilion (2013-) 3,383 515 6.6 44 Pass Offense – 4,144 yards, 1996, 14 7. Ryan Lowmiller, 2006-09 3,137 557 5.6 49 games, 8. Terry Austin, 1992-95 3,115 488 6.4 35 Total Offense – 7,313 yards, 2009 9. Dax Michelena, 1997-2001 2,755 589 4.7 22 Total Defense – 1,275 yards, 1967 10. Nephi Garcia (2013-14) 2,258 427 5.3 28 Pass Defense – 552 yards, 1960 11. Erik Cimpl (‘05-’08) 2,254 446 5.11 11 Rush Defense – 206 yards, 2008, 14 games Total Offense Yards, Career Rush Defense Avg. Per game – 14.7 Name Plays Yards Avg. yards per game, 2008, 15 games 1. Luke Papilion, 2013-16 1764 12,489 7.07 Rush Defense Avg. rush – 0.6 yards per 2. Dax Michelena, 1997-2001 1526 10,410 6.82 carry (349 carries, 206 yards), 2008, 15 3. Kurtiss Riggs, 1993-96 903 7,329 8.11 games 4. Ed Koester, 1987-89 1284 7,199 5.60 Defensive Scoring Average points per 5. Chad Cavender, 2006-07 820 7,143 8.71 game – 5.9 (83), 2008 6. Lorenzo Brown, 2008-09 901 6,982 7.74 Shutouts – 7, 2008, 15 games 7. Jon Burckhardt, 2000-03 798 5,373 6.73 8. Joe Wright, 2001-05 821 5,273 6.42 Season Records 9. David Ruter, 1995-98 677 4,783 7.06 Individual 10. Mike Dvoracek, 2003-06 866 4,658 5.37 11. Nick Kortan, 1999-02 762 4331 5.68 12. Taylor Perkins (2011-12) 631 3,975 6.29

Receiving Yards, Career 5. Josh Angulo, 2013-16 29 Points – 194, David Ruter, 1998 1. Dusty Hovorka, 2003-06 4,801 6. Randy Lang, 1979-82 23 Total TDs – 32, David Ruter, 1998 2. Jon Ryan, 2007-10 3,462 7. Jason Yurkovich, 1994-97 22 Rushing TDs -- 29, David Ruter 1998 3. Kalen DeBoer, 1993-96 3,400 8. Jeremy Gardner, 1994-96 21 Rushing Yards – 1,957, Gabriel Watson, 4. Alex Anderson, 2007-10 3,012 9. Brady Rose, 2013-16 20 2018 5. Josh Angulo, 2013-16 2,885 10. Zach Rutten, 1997-01 19 Carries – 343, Mike Dvoracek, 2005 6. Brady Rose, 2013-16 2,431 Passing Yards – 3,993, Kurtiss Riggs, 7. Josiah Fenceroy, 2004-07 1,901 Quarterback Sacks, Career 1996 8. Trey Erickson, 2004-07 1,751 1. Darin Martyna, 1998-2002 36 Pass Attempts – 400, Kurtiss Riggs, 9. Zach Rutten, 1997-2001 1,642 2. Todd Knutson, 1982-83 33 1996 10.Michael Warren, 2003-06 1,612 3. Brian Koch, 1993, 1995-97 32 Pass Completions – 265, Kurtiss Riggs, 11. Todd Peterson, 1985-88 1,580 4. Ralph Duke, 1989-92 30 1996 12.Travis Krant, 1996-98 1,524 5. Rusty Stewart, 1983-85 27 Passing TDs – 55, Kurtiss Riggs, 1996 6. Kyle Dreckman, 2003-06 26 (NAIA record) Receiving TDs, Career 7. Jerry Muston, 1986-89 25 Receptions – 99, Kalen DeBoer, 1996 1. Dusty Hovorka, 2003-06 55 8. Larry Wilson, 1993-86 23.5 Receiving Yards – 1,430, Jon Ryan, 2. Jon Ryan, 2006-10 52 9. Travis Dumke, 1993-96 21.5 2010 3. Kalen DeBoer, 1993-96 33 10. Westley Johnson, 2015-16 20.0 Receiving TDs – 24, Jon Ryan, 2010 4. Alex Anderson, 2006-10 32 Total Offense Yards – Lorenzo Brown, 4,065, 2009 Interceptions, Career Field Goals – 17, T.C. Fraser, 2004 Name No. Yds. Avg. PATs – 100, Braden Wieking, 2009 1. Solomon St. Pierre 22 521 23.6 PATs attempted – 101, Braden Wieking, 2. John Fuller (1982-85) 18 192 10.7 2009 3. Trevor Holleman (2006-09) 16 282 18.8 Consecutive PATs – 162, Braden Wiek- Phil Porter (1994-97) 16 115 7.2 ing, Sept. 5, 2009 – Nov. 20, 2010 Brian Brooks (1989, 91-93) 16 60 3.8 Consecutive FGs -- 15, Stuart Vanden 6. Leo Fenceroy (2001-02) 15 141 9.4 Heuvel, 2017 7. D.J Edman (1975-78) 15 NA NA Interceptions – 10, Phil Porter, 1995; 8. Bob Garry (1969-72) 14 221 15.8 Dennis Cleveland (1969-72) 14 170 12.1 Touchdowns -- Career Tony Rowe 14 112 8.0 Name Year TDs 1. David Ruter 1995-98 85 Scoring -- Career 2. Mike Dvoracek 2003-06 64 Name Year TD FG PAT Points 3. Nick Kortan 1999-2002 63 1. David Ruter 1995-98 85 0 4 518 2. Braden Wieking 2009-12 0 52 237 393 4. Dusty Hovorka 2003-06 58 3. Mike Dvoracek 2003-06 64 0 0 384 5. Terry Austin 1992-95 52 4. Nick Kortan 1999-2002 63 0 0 378 6. Ryan Lohmiller 2006-09 50 5. Matt Lingren 2005-08 0 41 236 359 7. Jim Pehringer 1987-90 49 6. Dusty Hovorka 2003-06 58 1 0 350 8. Dax Michelena 1997-2001 47 7. Terry Austin 1992-95 52 7 0 326 9. Luke Papilion 2013-16 44 8. Jon Ryan 2007-10 52 0 0 312 9. Max Mickey 2014-17 44 8. Ryan Lowmiller 2006-09 50 0 0 300 11. Taylor Perkins 2011-12 42 9. Jim Pehringer 1987-90 49 2 0 298 12. Kalen DeBoer 1993-96 39 10. Dax Michelena 1997-2001 47 0 0 282 13. Trey Erickson 2004-07 36 Rushing TDs, Career Kicking - Career 1. David Ruter 1995-98 73 Name Year FG PAT Points 2. Mike Dvoracek 2003-06 59 1. Braden Wieking 2009-12 52 237 393 3. Ryan Lowmiller, 2007-09 49 2. Matt Lingren 2005-08 41 236 359 4. Nick Kortan 2000-02 45 3. TC Fraser 2002-04 44 163 295 5. Jim Pehringer 1987-80 45 4. Michael Kuiper 1994-97 14 172 214 5. Brett Garner 2015-16 23` 124` 193 6. Luke Papilion 2013-16 44 6. Brad Hatfield 2013-14 22 102 172 7. Terry Austin 1992-95 41 7. Matt Kuiper 1998-2001 11 120 153 7. Max Mickey 2013-17 41 8. Steve Young 1980-83 14 75 117 9. Lorenzo Brown 2008-09 30 9. Aaron Beavers 1985-88 13 63 102 10. Nephi Garcia 2013-14 28 10. Stuart Vanden Heuvel 2014-17 21 32 95 Season – Lists 11. Ryan Lowmiller, 2009 (15G) 99.1 3. David Ruter, 1996 1,726 Receiving Yards, Season Top-10 12. Mike Dvoracek, 2006 (14G) 98.1 1. Jon Ryan, 2010 1,430 4. Nick Kortan, 2001 1,678 2. Kalen DeBoer, 1996 1,372 5. Nick Kortan, 2002 1,606 Passing Yards, Seasons – Top 10 3. Dusty Hovorka, 2006 1,304 6. Mike Dvoracek, 2005 1,603 1. Kurtiss Riggs, 1996 3,993 4. Dusty Hovorka, 2004 1,191 7. Mike Dvoracek, 2004 1,526 2. Chad Cavender, 2006 3,674 5. Kalen DeBoer, 1995 1,176 8. Ryan Lowmiller, 2009 1,487 3. Jon Burckhardt, 2003 3,544 6. Dusty Hovorka, 2003 1,174 9. David Ruter, 1998 1,452 4. Jon Eastman, 2010 3,465 7. Dusty Hovorka, 2005 1,132 10. David Ruter, 1998 1,445 5. Chad Cavender, 2007 3,409 8. Grant Brecher, 2003 1,015 11. Jim Pehringer, 1988 1,416 6. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 3,221 7. Luke Papilion, 2015 3,184 9. Eric Eidsness, 1989 995 12. Terry Austin, 1994 1,383 10. Jon Ryan, 2009 992 7. Kurtiss Riggs, 1995 3,017 13. Kevin Moser, 1984 1,246 8. Luke Papilion, 2014 2,779 Receptions, Season Top-10 14. Nelson Cumana, 1981 1,200 9. Taylor Perkins, 2012 2,677 1. Kalen DeBoer, 1996 99 15. Roger Guge, 1973 1,027 10. Joe Wright, 2005 2,637 2. Kalen DeBoer, 1995 83 Andre McWell, 1994 3. Jon Ryan, 2010 81 Passing TDs, Season – Top 10 4. Dusty Hovorka, 2006 76 Rushing Attempts, Season, -- 1. Kurtiss Riggs, 1996 55 5. Dusty Hovorka, 2004 76 Top 10 2. Jon Eastman, 2010 45 6. Dusty Hovorka, 2005 73 1. Mike Dvoracek, 2005 343 3. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 40 7. Grant Brecher, 2003 72 2. Jim Pehringer, 1988 335 4. Chad Cavender, 2006 38 8. Trey Erickson, 2007 71 3. Nick Kortan, 2002 289 5. Luke Papilion, 2015 30 9. Carrington Hanna, 2012 69 4. Mike Dvoracek, 2006 274 6. Kurtiss Riggs, 1995 28 10. Dusty Hovorka, 2003 66, 5. Gabriel Watson, 2018 269 7. Luke Papilion, 2014 26 5. Kevin Moser, 1984 266 7. Chad Cavender, 2007 26 Total Offense, Season 6. Nelson Cumana, 1981 261 7. Taylor Perkins, 2012 26 1. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 4065 7. Nick Kortan, 2001 259 10. Lorenzo Brown, 2008 25 2. Luke Papilion, 2015 4038 8. Sam Robinson, 1966 239 Joe Wright, 2005, 25 3. Luke Papilion, 2014 3583 9. Nephi Garcia, 2014 227 10. David Ruter, 1996 226 Pass attempts, Season Interceptions, Season Top-10 10. Mike Dvoracek, 2004 226 1. Jon Burckhardt, 2003 419 1. Solomon St. Pierre, 2014 10 2. Luke Papilion, 2015 411 Phil Porter, 1995 10 Rushing TDs, Season -- Top 10 3. Jon Eastman, 2010 390 2. Leo Fenceroy, 2001 9 1. David Ruter, 1998 29 4. Taylor Perkins, 2012 374 3. Nick Casiello, 1990 8 2. Gabriel Watson, 2018 26 5. Luke Papilion, 2014 361 3. Dennis Cleveland, 1971 8 3. Mike Dvoracek, 2005 23 6. Chad Cavender, 2006 358 3. Tony Rowe, 1989 8 4. Nick Kortan, 2001 22 7. Dax Michelena, 2001 356 6. Robert Virgil, 2012 7 5. Ryan Lowmiller, 2009 21 8. Kurtiss Riggs, 1995 344 6. Trevor Holleman, 2009 7 5. Nick Kortan, 2002 21 9. Joe Wright, 2005 332 6. Brent Schmeichel, 2002 7 7. Max Mickey, 2016 19 10. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 319 6. Gene Lind, 1989 7 8. Nephi Garcia, 2014 18 8. Mike Dvoracek, 2006 18 Pass Completions, Season Rushing Yards, Season– Top 10 9. Terry Austin, 1994 18 1. Jon Eastman, 2010 254 1. Max Mickey, 2016 1,764 11. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 16 2. Chad Cavender, 2006 246 2. David Ruter, 1996 1,726 12. Ryan Simmons, 2003 15 3. Luke Papilion, 2015 242 3. Nick Kortan, 2001 1,678 12. Kevin Moser, 1984 15 4. Jon Burckhardt, 2003 240 4. Nick Kortan, 2002 1,606 12. Mike Dvoracek, 2004 15 5. Luke Papilion, 2014 227 5. Mike Dvoracek, 2005 1,603 12. Terry Austin, 1995 15 6. Chad Cavender, 2007 220 6. Mike Dvoracek, 2004 1,526 7. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 217 7. Ryan Lowmiller, 2009 1,487 Rushing yards/game (min. 5 games) 8. Taylor Perkins, 2012 215 8. David Ruter, 1998 1,452 1. Gabriel Watson, 2018 (11G) 177.9 9. Kurtiss Riggs , 1995 203 9. David Ruter, 1998 1,445 2. Max Mickey, 2016 (13 G) 135.7 9. Dax Michelena, 2001 200 10. Jim Pehringer, 1988 1,416 3. Max Mickey, 2017 (7 G) 133.9 11. Terry Austin, 1994 1,383 4. Nick Kortan, 2002 (12G) 133.8 Pass Efficiency, Season 12. Kevin Moser, 1984 1,246 5. Mike Dvoracek, 2004 (12G) 127.2 1. Kurtiss Riggs, 1996 193.98 13. Nelson Cumana, 1981 1,200 6. Mike Dvoracek, 2005 (13G) 123.3 2. Lorenzo Brown, 2009 190.5 7. Nick Kortan, 2001 (14G) 119.9 3. Chad Cavender, 2006 186.6 1,000 yards, Season 8. Nephi Garcia, 2013 (10G) 106.8 4. Jon Eastman, 2010 174.8 1. Gabriel Watson, 2018 1,957 9. Luke Papilion, 2013 (7G) 105.4 5.. Chad Cavender, 2007` 173.5 2. Max Mickey, 2016 1,764 10. Nephi Garcia, 2014 (12G) 99.2 6. Dax Michelena, 2000 156.3 Cougars History -- Top 10 Lists (Editor’s note: The following top 10 lists Minn., 9-27-2014, 73-21 Total Offense, Team Game were culled from available records and 4: 72, vs. Tabor, @ Sioux Falls, 11-20-04, Most Yards, Game (plays, yards) date primarily back to the 1994 sea- 72-11; vs. Midland Lutheran, @ Sioux 1. 706, vs. Concordia, Neb., 85-706, 09- son.) Falls, 10-23-2004, 72-14 26-2009 Top 10 - Season 6: 71, vs. SD Tech, @ Sioux 2. 680, vs. Minnesota-Crookston, 89- Points Scored Falls,10-22-2011, 71-0 680, 9-28-2013 1. 775, 2009 (15 games) 7: 70, vs. Dana, @ Sioux Falls, 09-13- 3. 678, vs. Nebraska-Wesleyan, 63-678, (USF, 775; OPP, 158) 2008, 70-0 11-02-1996 2: 636, 1996 (14 games) 8: 69, vs. Midland Lutheran, @ Fremont, 4. 673, vs. Midland Lutheran, 60-673, (USF, 636; OPP, 227) Neb., 9-08-2007, 69-3; vs. S.D.; vs. South 9-21-1996 3. 602, 2007 (14 games) Dakota Tech, @ DakotaDome, Vermil- 5. 670, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, (USF, 602; OPP, 139) lion, S.D.,10-25-1997, 69-26; 69 vs. Upper 90-670, 10-8-2016 4. 577, 2010 (14 games) Iowa, 11/14/2015 5. 663, vs. MSU, Moorhead, 96-660, (USF-577; OPP, 119) 10: 68, vs. Mt. Senario,10-10-1998, 68- 9-27-2014 5. 541 , 2006 -- USF-541; OPP, 102 19. 6. 660, vs. Concordia, Neb., 96-660, 9-27- 6. 520, 1997 -- USF, 520; OPP, 211 2008 7. 512, 2014 -- USF, 512; OPP, 209 First Downs 7. 655, vs. Tabor, 84-655,11-20-2004 8. 511, 2008 -- USF, 511; OPP, 83 1. 40, vs. Concordia (NE), 9-26-2009 8. 653, vs. Black Hills State, 69-653, 10- 9. 507, 2016 -- USF, 507; Opp, 255 2: 38, vs. MidAmerica Naza- 18-1997 10. 505, 2001 -- USF, 505; OPP, 215 rene,12-04-2010 9. 649, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 51-649, 10- 3: 34, vs. Southwest Minnesota, 10-05- 24-2009 Points Allowed, Season 13; vs. Minnesota-Crookston, 9-28-2013 10. 645, vs. S.D. Tech, 72-645, 10-25- 1. 58, 1967 (9 games) 5: 33, vs. MSU Moorhead @ Moorhead, 1997 2. 83, 2008 (14 games) Minn., 9-27-2014; vs. Concordia, 9-27-08; 3. 92, 1982 (9 games) vs. Dana: 09-13-2008, vs. Huron, 10-03- Most net yards rushing 4. 102, 2006 1998 1. 488, vs. Midland Lutheran College, 10-23- 5. 104, 1966 9: 32, vs. Dana, 9-24-2005;vs. Tabor, 11- 2004, 50-488 6. 115, 1988 20-2004; vs. Dana, 10-18-2003; vs. Wino- 2. 468, Dakota Wesleyan; Oct 24, 2009 (40 7. 119, 2010 na State, 10-10-15. carries) 8. 122, 1974 3. 467, Minnesota Crookston; Sep 28, 2013 9. 123, 1973 Total Offense, Game, Opp. (57 carries) 10. 126, 2002 Most Yards, Game (plays, yards) 4. 444, Minot State, Sept, 29, 2018 (56 car- 1. 828, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, ries Offensive Touchdowns 94-828, 10-05-2013 4. 444, MSU Moorhead; Sep 10, 2016 (48 1. 92, 2009 - Rush - 50 - Pass - 42 2. 666, vs. Upper Iowa, 106-666, 10-26- carries) 2. 86, 1996 - Rush - 50 - Pass - 57 2012 5. 428, Southwest Minnesota; Oct 08, 2016 3. 76, 2007 - Rush - 47 - Pass : 29 3. 663, vs. MSU-Moorhead, 97-663, (53 carries) 4. 73, 2010 - Rush - 24 - Pass - 49 9-27-2015 6. 424, at Southwest Minnesota; Oct 05, 5. 72, 1997 - Rush - 36 - Pass - 36 4. 661 vs. Winona State, 98-661, 10-10- 2013 (77 carries) 6. 70, 2006 - Rush - 32 - Pass - 38 2015 7. 411, Northern State; Sep 14, 2013 (52 7. 67, 2016 - Rush - 43 - Pass - 22 6. 616, Upper Iowa, 79-616, 10-27-2018 carries) 7. 62, 2008 - Rush - 35 - Pass - 27 7. 606 vs. Upper Iowa, 100-606, 11-8- 8. 408, Nebraska Wesleyan; Oct 28, 2000 8. 59, 2005 - Rush - 34 - Pass - 25 2014 (64 carries) 9. 58, 2014 - Rush - 30 - Pass - 28 8. 592, vs.Washburn University, 77-592, 9. 406, Bemidji State; Sep 24, 2016 (41 car- 10. 57, 2007 - Rush - 38 Pass - 19 9-1-2011 ries) 9. 589, vs. Winona State, 74-589, 10-12- 10. 404, MSU Moorhead, 10-20-2018 Top 10 - Game Totals 2013 Points, Game 8. 563, vs. Minnesota State, 67-593,11- Highest average gain per rush (20 rushes) 1. 80, vs. Concordia, Neb., @ Seward, 9-2013 1. 11.7, Neb., 9-26-2009, 80-0 9. 562 vs. Minnesota-Crookston, 79-563, Dakota Wesleyan; Oct 24, 2009 (40-468) 2. 76, vs. Dana, @ Blair, Neb., 9-12-2009, 9-12-2015 2. 9.9, 76-3 10. 556, vs. Carroll College, 82-556, 12- Bemidji State; Sep 24, 2016 (41-406) 3: 73, vs. MSU, Moorhead, @ Moorhead, 03-2005 3. 9.8, Cougars History -- Top 10 Lists 6. 57, Dax Michelena vs. NW Oklahoma theran; 9-30-2006 (26-296) MLC; Oct 23, 2004 (50-488) St.; Sep 23, 2000 (17 rush,40 pass) 9. 11.2, Lorenzo Brown at Concordia 4. 9.2, 6. 57, Luke Papilion at MSU Moorhead; (Neb.), 9-26, 2009 (28-314) MSU Moorhead; Sep 10, 2016 (48-444) Sep 27, 2014 (17 rush,40 pass) 5. 8.8, at 8. 56, Carrington Hanna vs. Augustana; Passing Yards -- Game SCSU; Sept 1, 2016 (39-343) Oct 26, 2013 (19 rush,37 pass) 1. 457, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Nebraska Weley- 8.8, at 8. 56, Luke Papilion vs. Minnesota State; an, 11-02-1996 Northwestern; Oct 13, 2001 (33-290) Nov 7, 2015 (13 rush,43 pass) 2. 441, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Midland Luther- 7. 8.3, at 10. 55, Luke Papilion at Minnesota State; an, 9-21-1996 Dakota Wesleyan; Nov 04,2006 (38-315) Nov 1, 2014 (23 rush,32 pass) 3. 437, Chad Cavender vs. Jamestown 8.3, NW 10. 55, Matt Young vs. Minnesota State; College, 11-18-06 Oklahoma State; Nov.17, 2007 (43-355) 11-9,-2013 (17 rush,38 pass) 4. 431, Kurtiss Riggs, Western Washing- 9. 8.2, ton (1996 title game), 12-21-1996 Wayne State (Neb.); Nov 15, 2014 (38- Total Offense - Game -- Individual 5. 413, Luke Papilion, Winona State, 10- 313) 1. 506, Luke Papilion; Winona State; 10- 10-2015 8.2, at 10, 2015 (93 rush, 413 pass) 6. 408, Dax Michelena vs. Northwest Minot State; Sep 17, 2016 (40-328) 2. 475, Chad Cavender vs.Jamestown; Oklahoma State, 408 yards, 9-23-2000 8.2, 11-18-2006 (38 rush, 437 pass) 7. 407, Carrington Hanna vs. Concordia Minnesota Duluth; Sep 19, 2015 (30- 3. 449, Dax Michelena vs. NW Oklaho- St. Paul, 10-19-2013 (USF DII record) 246) ma St.; 9-23-2000 (41 rush, 408 pass) 8. 397, Dax Michelena, Northwestern, 4. 444, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Nebraska-Wes- Iowa, 9-22-2001 Most rushing TDs scored leyan, 11-2-1996 (-13 rushing, 457 pass- 9. 395, Lorenzo Brown vs. Concordia, 1. 1 0 , ing) Neb., 9-27-2008 Dana College; Sep 13, 2008 5. 443, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Midland Luther- 10. 387, Jon Burckhardt vs. Dana, 10-18- 2. 8, Ta- an, 9-21-1996 (2 rush, 441 passing) 2003 bor College; Nov 20, 2004 5. 443, Luke Papilion at MSU Moorhead, 8, MLC; Sep 27, 2014 (125 rush,318 pass) Passing Completions, Game Oct 23, 2004 7. 438, Carrington Hanna at Concor- 1. 34, Carrington Hanna vs. Upper Iowa, 4. 7, at dia-St. Paul,10-19-2013 (31 rush, 407 11-2-2013 Concordia Univ., NE; Sep 26, 2009 pass) 2. 32, Luke Papilion vs. Henderson State 5. 6, at 8. 431, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Western Wash- (DII playoffs) 11-21-2015 Dakota Wesleyan Univ; Nov 02, 2002 ington (DII championship), 12-21-1996 3: 30, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Nebraska Wesley- 6, at (0 rush, 431 passing) an, 11-2-1996 Morningside College; Oct 05, 2002 9. 425, Jon Eastman at Hastings, 9- 25- 4. 28, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Midland Luther- 6, Da- 2010 (39 rush, 386 pass) an, 9-21-1996 kota Wesleyan; Oct 24, 2009 10. 407, Lorenzo Brown vs. Concordia 5. 27, Luke Papilion vs. MSU Moor- 6 , (Neb.), 9-27-2008 (12 rush, 395 pass) head, 9-27-2014 Northern State; Sep 14, 2013 5. 27, Taylor Perkins, vs. Wayne State 6, at Total Offense - Game -- Avg. Play (Neb.),11-10-2012 MSU Moorhead; Sep 27, 2014 1. 16.4, Cavender, Chad; Jamestown;, 5. 27, Lorenzo Brown, vs. Concordia, 6, Min- 11-18-2006 (29-475) Neb., 9-27-2008 nesota Crookston; Sep 28, 2013 2. 14.4, Lorenzo Brown at Northwestern 5. 27, Chad Cavender vs. Dana, 9-1-2007 (Iowa); 10-31-2009 (25-361) 9. 26, Luke Papilion vs. Upper Iowa, 11- Total Offense - Plays - Individual 3. 13.7, Chad Cavender at Doane (Neb.) 8-2014 1. 68, Luke Papilion vs. Henderson State, 10-21-2006 (20-274) 9. 26, Chad Cavnder vs. Nebraska Wes- 11-21-2015 4. 13.4, Joe Wright at Briar Cliff, 9-17- leyan, 10-28-2006 2. 67, Carrington Hanna vs. Upper Iowa, 2005 (25-334) 9. 26, Jon Burckhardt vs. Hast- 11-2-2013 5. 12.9, Jon Burckhardt, Briar Cliff, 11-1- ings,10-04-2003 3. 60, Dax Michelena vs. Georgetown 2003 (22-284) 9. 26, Joe Wright vs. Dana, 10-06-2001 College; Dec 15, 2001 (20 rush,40 pass) 6. 11.6, Jon Eastman vs. Dakota Wesley- 4. 58, Taylor Perkins vs. Wayne State an, 10-23-2010 (31-360) Passing Attempts, Game (Neb.); Nov 10, 2012 (11 rush,47 pass) 6. 11.6, Chad Cavender vs. Concordia 1. 51, Luke Papilion vs. Henderson 4. 58, Taylor Perkins at Minnesota State; (Neb.), 9-2-2006 (31-359) State (DII playoffs), 11-21-2015 Nov. 3, 2012 (21 rush,37 pass) 8. 11.4, Chad Cavender, Midland Lu- 2. 50, Carrington Hanna vs. Upper Iowa, Cougars History -- Top 10 Lists Iowa, 12-7-1996 2. 4, Terry Austin vs. Dakota State, 10-14- 11-2-2013 8. 5, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 1995. 3. 47, Taylor Perkins vs. Wayne State 11-10-1996 (Neb.), 11-10-2012 8. 5, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Concordia, Neb., Receiving Yards, Game 4. 45, Jon Eastman vs. Morningside, 10- 9-7-1996 1. 243, Derek Oldert (11-243-TD) vs. Da- 16-2010 8. 5, Dax Michelena vs. Ottawa, 11-22- kota Wesleyan, 9-25-1999 4. 45, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Black Hills State, 1997. 2. 217, Dustan Hovorka (8-217-4 TDs), 10-19-1996 vs. Briar Cliff, 9-17-2005 4. 45, Dax Michelena vs. Benedictine, Rushing Yards, Game 3. 206, Dustan Hovorka (11-206-5 TDs), 8-30-1997 1. 315 -- David Ruter (33-315-4 TDs) vs. vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 9-11-2004 7. 43, Jon Burckhardt vs. Hastings, 10- U-Mary, 11-23-1996 4. 187, Grant Brecher (10-187-TD), vs. 04-2003 2. 309 -- David Ruter (29-309-4 TDs) vs. Dana, 10-18-2003 7. 43, Jon Burckhardt vs. Dakota Wesley- Olivet Nazarene, 11-21-1998 5. 182, Kalen DeBoer (15-182-3 TDs), vs. an, 9-13-2003 3. 256 -- Steve Pickerl (256) vs. Westmar, Nebraska-Wesleyan, 11-2-1996 7. 43, Luke Papilion, vs. Minnesota State, 1979 6. 180, Wes Smith (10-180-0 TDs), vs. 11-7-2015 4. 248 -- Nick Kortan (27-248-2) vs. Bene- Upper Iowa, 11-2-2013 9. 42, Taylor Perkins vs. St. Cloud State, dictine College, 12-1-2001 6. 180, Grant Brecher (10-180-TD), vs. 8-30-2012 5. 240 -- Luke Papilion (19-240-5 TDs) vs. Midland Lutheran, 10-25-2003 9. 42, Lorenzo Brown vs. Concordia, Northern State, 9-14-2013 6. 180, Nick Kortan (8-180-3 TDs), vs. Neb., 9-27-2008 6. 225 -- Nephi Garcia (17-225-3 TDs) vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, 9-22- 9. 42, Jon Burckhardt vs. Dana, 10-18- Wayne State, 11-22-2014 2001 2003 7. 224 - Nick Kortan (33-224-4 TDs) vs. 9. 175, Jon Ryan, 7-175-3 TDs, vs. Morn- Northwestern, Iowa, 10-26-2002 ingside, 10-16-2010 Passing TDs, Game 8. 222 -- David Ruter (14-222--3 TDs), vs. 10. 171, Kalen DeBoer (6-171-3 TDs), vs. 1. 8, Kurtiss Riggs, vs. Nebraska Wesley- Jamestown, 9-14-1996 Concordia, Neb., 9-7-1996 an, 11-2-1996 9. 213 -- Andre McWell (13-213-3 TDs) 2: 6, Jon Eastman vs. Dakota Wesleyan, vs. Concordia, Neb., 9-3-1994; 9. 213, Pass Receptions 10-23-2010; Nick Kortan (21-213-TD) vs. Huron, 9-5- 1. 15, Josh Angulo vs. Bemidji State, 2. 6, Joe Wright vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 2002 9-24-16 9-11-2004 1. 15, Kalen DeBoer, vs. Nebraska Wes- 2. 6, Dax Michelena vs. Northwestern, Rushing TDs leyan,11-2-1996 Iowa, 9-22-2001 1. 5, Gabriel Watson, vs. MSU Moor- 3. 13, Kalen DeBoer vs. Midland Luther- 2. 6, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Midland Lutheran, head, 10-20-2019 an, 09-21-96 9-21-1996 1. 5, Luke Papilion vs. Northern State, 9-14-2013 2. 6, Danny Martin vs, Dakota Wesleyan, 2008 team employed shutdown 11-06-1997 1. 5, Ryan Lowmiller vs. Dakota Wesley- an, 10-24-2009 defense en route to title 2. 6, Luke Papilion vs. Concordia St. Paul, In a pair of wins during the 2008 na- 10-31-2015 1. 5, Ryan Lowmiller vs. Dana, 9-13-2008 tional championship season (NAIA) 8. 5, Luke Papilion vs. Minneso- 1. 5, David Ruter vs. Black Hills State, 10- twice the Cougars set a school ta-Crookston, 9-12-2015 24-1998 record by limiting opponents to a minus four total offensive yards for 8. 5, Taylor Perkins vs. Southwest Minne- 1. 5, David Ruter vs. Huron, 10-03-1998 2. 4, Mike Dvoracek vs. Nebraska Wes- an entire game. On Sept. 13, 2008, sota State, 9-29-2012 USF defeated Dana College, 70-0, 8. 5, Jon Eastman vs. Mid-America Naza- leyan, 10-29-2005 and held them to -41 yards on 15 rene,12-4-2010 2. 4, Mike Dvoracek vs. Briar Cliff, 10-30- carries rushing, which set a school 8. 5, Jon Eastman vs. Doane, 9-18-2010 2004 record, and just 37 passing yards. In a 19-0 win on Oct. 25, 2008, 8. 5, Lorenzo Brown vs. Briar Cliff, 10-8- 2. 4, Ryan Simmons vs. Morning- side,11-8-2003 USF held Northwestern (Iowa) to a 2009/ minus four total yardson 39 plays. 8. 5, Chad Cavender vs. Jamestown Col- 2. 4, Andy Thomas vs. Kansas Wesleyan, The Cougars held Northwestern’s lege,11-18-2006 11-23-2002 ground game to -22 yards on 22 8. 5, Jon Burckhardt vs. Dakota Wesley- 2. 4, Nick Kortan vs. Northwestern, Iowa, carries and just 18 yards pass- ing. In 2008, USF gave up just 83 an, 9-13-2003 10-26-2002 2. 4, Nick Kortan vs. Dana, 10-19-2002 points, 206 yards rushing on 349 8. 5, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Western Washing- attempts and 1,326 pass yards for ton,12-21-1996 2. 4, David Ruter vs. U-Mary, 11-14-1998 a remarkable 109.4 yards in total 8. 5, Kurtiss Riggs vs. Northwestern, 2. 4, David Ruter vs. U-Mary, 11-23-1996 offense per game in a 14-0 season. Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists NCAA DII – 100 yard Rushing Games 200 yards 240 -- Luke Papilion, 19-240-5 TDs, vs. Northern State, 9-14-13 225 -- Nephi Garcia, 17-225-3 TDs, vs. Wayne State, 11- 22-2014 150-199 yards 194 -- Luke Papilion, 27-194-3 TDs, vs. Southwest Min- nesota State, 10-5-2013 167 -- Nephi Garcia, 18-167-TD, vs. UM-Crookston, 9-28-2013 159 -- Nephi Garcia, 29-159-3 TDs vs. Augustana, 10- 26-2013 159 -- Nephi Garcia, 22-159-TD vs. Northern State, 9-14- Passing/Game -- NCAA DII 2013 400 Yards 157 -- Luke Papilion, 19-157-2 TDs, vs. Winona State, 413 -- Luke Papilion, 26-41--1-413-5 TDs, vs. Winona 10-12-2013 State, 10-10-2015 100-150 yards 407 -- Carrington Hanna, 24-36-1-407-4 TDs, vs. Con- 146 -- Nephi Garcia, 24-146-2 TDs, vs. Concordia St. cordia St. Paul, 10-19-2013 Paul, 10-4-2014 300 Yards 146 -- Nephi Garcia, 28-146-2 TDs, vs. Southwest Min- 331 -- Luke Papilion, 18-32-0-331-3 TDs, at Upper Iowa, nesota State, 10-5-2013 11-14-2015 143 -- Jordan Taylor, 22-143-TD, vs. William Jewell, 10- 318 -- Luke Papilion, 27-40-1-318-3 TDs, vs. Minnesota 1-2011 State Moorhead, 9-27-2014 139 – Chevon Walker, 11-139-2 TDs, Dordt College, 11- 317 -- Taylor Perkins, 18-31-317- 5 TDs, vs. Southwest 6-2010 Minnesota State, 9-29-2012 137 -- Jordan Taylor, 13-137-2 TDs, vs. SD Mines & 311 -- Luke Papilion, 20-30-1-311-3 TDs, at Wayne State Tech, 10-22-2011 (Neb.), 10-3-2015 134 -- Nephi Garcia, 25-134-3 TDs, vs. Bemidji State, 306 -- Luke Papilion, 20-33-0-306-6 TDs, at Concordia, 9-13-2014 St. Paul, 10-31-2015 130 -- Luke Papilion, 18-130-TD, vs. Augustana, 10-11- 305 -- Taylor Perkins, 21-39-305-4 TDs, vs. Concordia 2014 St. Paul, 10-13-2012 129 -- Greg Lewis, 29-129-3 TDs vs. Westmar, 11-7-1982 250-299 Yards 125 -- Luke Papilion, 17-125-2 TDs, vs. Minnesota State, 298 -- Carrington Hanna, 34-50-2-298-2 TDs, vs. Upper Moorhead, 9-27-2014 Iowa, 11-2-2013 122 -- Nephi Garcia, 23-122-0 TDs, vs. Winona State, 287 -- Taylor Perkins, 19-36-287-4 TDs, vs. Minot State, 10-12-2013 9-15-2012 121 -- Nephi Garcia, 30-121-2 TDs, vs. #17 St. Cloud 287 -- Luke Papilion, 26-33-287-2 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, State, 9-19-2014 11-8-2014 117 -- Kristian Porter, 14-117-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 282 -- Luke Papilion, 22-38-2-282-TD, vs. Southwest Moorhead, 9-8-2012 Minnesota State, 10-18-2014 116 -- Carrington Hanna, 16-116-2 TDs, vs. William Jew- 279 -- Luke Papilion, 32-51-3-279-0 TD, vs. Henderson ell, 10-1-2011 State (DII playoffs), 11-21-2015 114 – Ryan Simmons, 26-114-0 TDs, vs. Northwestern 269 -- Luke Papilion, 23-36-1-269-TD, vs. Augustana, College, 10-11-2003 10-24-2015 113 -- Max Mickey, 12-113-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 267 -- Taylor Perkins, 22-47-267-TD, vs. Wayne State, Moorhead, 9-27-2014 11-10-2012 111 -- Brady Rose, 15-111-2 TDs, vs. Wayne State, 11- 266 -- Luke Papilion, 15-26---266-3 TD, vs. U-Mary, 9-5- 16-2013 2015 111 -- Nephi Garcia, 24-111-0 TDs, vs. U-Mary, 9-21-2013 254 -- Taylor Perkins, 25-42-254-3 TDs, vs. St. Cloud 108 -- Kristian Porter, 20-108-2 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 10- State, 8-30-2012 26-2012 250 -- Luke Papilion, 21-32-2-250-2 TDs, vs. #1 Minne- 106 -- Nephi Garcia, 18-106-TD, vs. Upper Iowa, 11-8- sota State, Mankato, 11-1-2014 2014 104 – Nephi Garcia, 22-104-2 TDs, vs. Concordia-St. NCAA DII – 100 yards Receiving/Game Paul, 10-19-2013 150-199 yards 180 -- Wes Smith, 10-180-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 11-2- 2013 162 -- Jeremiah Oates, 6-162-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 10- Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving 26-2012 159 -- Brady Rose, 10-159-3 TDs, at Concordia St. Paul, 112 -- Brady Rose, 8-112-TD, at Wayne State (Neb.), 10- 10-31-2015 3-2015 100-149 yards 112 -- Jeremiah Oates, 5-112- 2 TDs vs. Southwest Min- 145 -- Josh Angulo, 8-145-TD, vs. Winona State, 10-10- nesota State, 9-29-2012 2015 111 -- Wes Smith, 4-111-2 TDs vs. Southwest Minnesota 142 -- Josh Angulo, 7-142-3 TDs, Central Oklahoma State, 10-5-2013 (Mineral Water Bowl), 12-6-14 110- Ty Smith, 5-110-TD vs No. 1 Minnesota State, 11- 139 -- Carrington Hanna, 11-139-TD, vs. Winona State, 11-2017 10-12-13 107 -- Jeremiah Oates, 4-107- 2 TDs vs. Concordia St. 133 -- Eric Albeck, 6-133-2 TDs, vs. Concordia St. Paul, Paul, 10-13-2012 10-19-2013 100 -- Ty Smith, 6-100-1 at Upper Iowa, 11-4-2017 130 -- Josh Angulo, 8-130-TD, at Upper Iowa, 11-14- Overall (since 1994) 2015 Rushing - 100 yards or more, Game 129 -- Jeremiah Oates, 10-129-0 TDs, vs. Augustana, 300-yards 10-20-2012 320 -- Gabriel Watson, 19-320-5 TDs, vs MSU Moor- 128 -- Michael Maxwell, 7-128-TD, vs. Upper Iowa, 10- head, 10-20-2019 27-2018 315 -- David Ruter, 33-315-4 TDs vs. U-Mary, 11-23- 128 -- Carrington Hanna, 11-128-TD, vs. #1 Minnesota 1996 (1st Rd. playoffs) State, 11-9-2013 309 -- David Ruter, 29-309-4 TDs vs. Olivet Nazarene, 126 -- Jeremiah Oates, 6-126-3 TDs, vs. Minot State, 11-21-1998 (1st Rd. playoffs) 9-15-2012 200-yards 126 -- Austin Van Hove, 8-126-0 TDs, vs. Concordia St. 256 – Steve Pickerl, 256, vs. Westmar, 1979 Paul, 10-19-2013 248 – Nick Kortan, 27-248-2 TDs, Benedictine College, 124 -- Josh Angulo, 12-124-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 11- 12-1-2001 (playoff semifinals 2-2013 240 -- Luke Papilion, 19-240-5 TDs, vs. Northern State, 123 -- Brady Rose, 7-123-3 TDs, Winona State, 10-10- 9-14-13 2015 230 -- Galen Swoboda, 230, 1974 123 - Anthony Holmes, 5-123-0, vs Winona State, 10-7- 225 -- Nephi Garcia, 17-225-3 TDs, vs. Wayne State, 11- 2017 22-2014 222 -- David Ruter, 14-222--3 TDs, vs. Jamestown, 9-14- All-time Leaders - 1996 100-yard Rushing Games (since 1994) 224 -- Nick Kortan, 33-224-4 TDs, vs. Northwestern Col- David Ruter 1995-98 22 lege, 10-26-2002 Mike Dvoracek 2003-06 19 217 -- Max Mickey, 24-217-2 TDs vs Northern State, 9-9- Nick Kortan 1999-2002, 18 2017 Max Mickey 2014-17 18 213 -- Andre McWell, 13-213-3 TDs, vs. Concordia Luke Papilion 2013-16 12 (Neb.) College, 9-3-1994 Nephi Garcia 2013-14 12 213 -- Nick Kortan, 21-213-TD, vs. Huron, 9-5-2002 212 -- Max Mickey, 37-212-2 TDs, vs. Southwest Minne- Gabriel Watson 2018- 11 sota State, 9-30-2017 Terry Austin 1992-95 10 209 – Terry Austin, 19-209-3 TDs,, vs. Northwestern, Ryan Lowmiller 2006-09 10 Minn., 2002 Dax Michelena 1997-98, 2000-01 7 207 -- Max Mickey, 14-207-TD vs. #22 Bemidji State, 9-24-2016 205 -- Gabriel Watson, 15-205-2 TD vs. Minot State, 120 -- Josh Angulo, 9-120-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 9-29-2018 Moorhead, 9-27-2014 205 – Dax Michelena, 18-205-3 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- 119 -- Michael Maxwell, 8-119-0, at. No. 1 Minnesota an, 9-26-1998 State, 11-3-2018 204 -- Mike Dvoracek, 35-204-TD, vs. Concordia (Neb.) 117 -- Brady Rose, 10-117-TD, Augustana, 10-24-2015 University, 9-3-2005 113 -- Carrington Hanna, 8-113-TD, vs. Concordia St. 200 -- Greg Lewis, 19-200-TD, vs. Black Hills State, 10- Paul, 10-13-2012 31-1982 113 -- Carrington Hanna, 8-113-2 TDs, vs. St. Cloud 200 -- Gabriel Watson, 27-200-3 TD vs. Concordia St. State, 8-30-2012 Paul, 8-30-2018 112 -- Michael Maxwell, 5-112-TD, at. No. 1 Minnesota 150-199 yards State Moorhead, 10-20-2018 199 – Mike Dvoracek, 37-199-TD, vs. #7 St. Xavier, 11- 19-2005 (1st Rd. playoffs) 197 – Ryan Lowmiller, 8-197-5 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists an, 10-24-2009 194 -- Luke Papilion, 27-194-3 TDs, vs. Southwest Min- nesota State, 10-5-2013 193 -- Gabriel Watson, 19-193-2 TDs vs. Southwest Min- nesota State, 9-15-2018 194 – Mike Dvoracek, 18-194-4 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 10- 30-2004 191 – Mike Dvoracek, 35-191-TD, vs. Morningside, 11- 6-2004 189 -- Nick Kortan, 35-189-TD, vs. Doane College, 9-14- 2002 181 – Nick Kortan, 25-181-3 TDs, vs. Morningside, 10- 5-2002 185 -- Gabriel Watson, 29-185-2 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 10-27-2018 185 -- Max Mickey, 15-185-0 TD, vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead, 9-10-2016 leyan, 10-29-2005 180 -- Max Mickey, 24-180-TD vs. Minnesota Crookston, 166 – David Ruter, 12-166-2 TDs, vs. Dakota State, 11- 9-23-2017 12-1996 178 – David Ruter, 22-178-3 TDs, vs. Dakota State, 10- 165 -- Max Mickey, 20-165-0 TDs, vs. Minnesota State, 17-1998 10-29-2016 178 -- Max Mickey, 13-178-0 TD, vs. St. Cloud State, 164 – David Ruter, 30-164-TD, vs. Evangel College, 12- 9-1-2016 14-1996 (at Springfield, Mo., Playoff Semifinals) 177 -- Mike Dvoracek, 32-177-2 TDs, vs. Hastings Col- 164 -- Max Mickey, 22-164-3 TDs vs Azusa Pacific, 11- lege, 9-9-2006 19-2016 (NCAA DII Playoffs 1st Rd., Bob Young Field) 176 -- Nick Kortan, 42-176-TD, vs. Hastings College, 163 – David Ruter, 19-163-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 9-21-2002 9-26-1998 176 – Dax Michalena, 9-176-2 TDs, vs. Black Hills State, 163 -- Andre McWell, 14-163-TD vs. Black Hills State, 10- 10-24-1998 1-1994 175 -- Jim Pehringer, 33-175-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- an, 10-16-1988 161-- Gabriel Watson, 22-161-TD, vs. St. Cloud State, 174 -- Jim Pehringer, 33-174-TD, vs. U-Mary, 11-5-1988 10-13-2018 174 – David Ruter, 23-174-3 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, 161 – Ryan Lowmiller, 21-161-TD, vs. #4 St. Xavier, 12- 9-20-1997 5-2009 (Playoff Semifinals) 173 – David Ruter, 29-173-TDs, vs. Huron, 10-3-1998 160 – Ryan Lowmiller, 17-160-TD, vs. Morningside, 11- 172 -- Gabriel Watson, 29-172-1, vs. Winona State, 9-8- 14-2009 2018 159 -- Nephi Garcia, 29-159-3 TDs vs. Augustana, 10- 172 – Mike Dvoracek, 34-172-3 TDs, vs. Northwestern 26-2013 College (Iowa), 10-8-2005 159 -- Nephi Garcia, 22-159-TD vs. Northern State, 9-14- 171 – David Ruter, 9-171-3 TDs, vs. Mt. Senario, 10-10- 2013 1998 158 – David Ruter, 24-158-3 TDs, vs. Dakota State, 11- 171 – Dax Michelena, 17-171-TD, vs. Black Hills State, 7-1997 10-18-1997 157 -- Luke Papilion, 19-157-2 TDs vs. Winona State, 170 -- Terry Austin, 21-170-2 TDs, vs. Concordia (Neb.) 10-12-2013 College, 9-3-1984 157 – Nick Kortan, 16-157-TD, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 10- 169 – Nick Kortan, 26-169- 3 TDs, vs. Concordia (Neb.), 20-2001 9-28-2002 156 -- Max Mickey, 15-156-3 TDs, vs. Southwest Minne- 169 – Terry Austin, 19-169-3 TDs, vs. Northwestern Col- sota State, 10-8-2016 lege, 9-10-1994 154 -- Colton Myles, 15-154-TD, at Augustana, 9-22- 169 -- Terry Austin, 26-169-2 TDs, vs. Black Hills State, 2018 10-1-1994 154 – Mike Dvoracek, 28-154-3 TDs, vs. Hastings Col- 168 – Dax Michelena, 28-168-2 TDs, Nebraska Wesley- lege, 9-10-2005 an, 10-28-2000 154 -- Jason Towns, 29-154-TD, vs Augustana, 10-28-17 167 -- Nephi Garcia, 18-167-TD, vs. UM-Crookston, 152 – Lorenzo Brown, 29-152-2 TDs, vs Morningside, 9-28-2013 11-15-2008 166 – Mike Dvoracek, 15-166-0 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- 150 - Nelson Cumana, 30-150-TD, vs. Black Hills State, an, 11-4-2006 1981 166 – Mike Dvoracek, 37-166-4 TDs, vs. Nebraska Wes- 150 -- Max Mickey, 24-150-2 TDs, vs. U-Mary, 9-16-2017 100-149 yards Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 149 -- Gabriel Watson, 33-149-TD, vs. Wayne State, 11- 10-2018 136 – Ryan Lowmiller, 10-136-2 TDs, vs. Minot State, 149 -- Max Mickey, 20-149-TD, vs. Minn. Crookston, 11-21-2009 (Playoffs, 1st Rd.) 9-12-2015 136 -- David Ruter, 26-126-TD, vs. #2 Williamette U, 12- 148 -- Jordan Taylor, 27-148-TD, vs. BHSU, 10-15-11 13-1997 (Semifinals, Playoff, Portland, Ore.) 146 – Ryan Lowemiller, 17-146-2 TDs, vs. Morningside, 136 -- Jason Towns, 37-136-0 TD, vs No. 1 Minnesota 11-28-2009 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) State, 11-11-17 146 -- Nephi Garcia, 24-146-2 TDs, vs. Concordia St. 135 – Mike Dvoracek, 23-135-3 TDs, vs. Midland Luther- Paul, 10-4-2014 an, 9-30-2006 146 -- Nephi Garcia, 28-146-2 TDs, vs. Southwest Min- 135 – Terry Austin, 18-135-2 TDs vs. Dakota State, 10- nesota State, 10-5-13 22-1994 146 – Mike Dvoracek, 21-146-TD, vs. Dana College, 11- 134 -- Nephi Garcia, 25-134-3 TDs vs. Bemidji State, 6-2004 9-13-2014 146 – Andre McWell, 14-146-2 TDs, vs. Northwestern 134 – Terry Austin, 10-134-TD vs. Valley City State (ND), College, 9-10-1994 9-24-1994 145 – Nick Kortan, 30-145-3 TDs, vs. Concordia, Neb., 133 - Nelson Cumana, 27-133-0 TDs, vs.USD-Spring- 11-24-2001 (Playoffs 2nd Rd.) field, 10-18-1981 144 – Mike Dvoracek, 26-144-TD, vs. Doane College, 132 -- Max Mickey, 17-132-2 TDs vs Wayne State, 11-12- 9-2-2005 17 144 – Nick Kortan, 10-144-TD, vs. Northwestern Col- 132 – Kristian Porter, 8-132-TD, vs. Morningside, 11-28- lege, 10-13-2001 2009 (Playoffs 2nd Rd.) 144 – David Ruter, 7-144-3 TDs, vs. Huron, 9-27-1997 132 – Andy Thomas, 32-132-2 TDs, vs. Nebraska Wes- 143 -- Jordan Taylor, 22-143-TD, vs. William Jewell, 10- leyan, 11-9-2002 1-2011 131 - Colton Myles, 19-132-2 TD, vs Minot State, 9-29-2 143 – Terry Austin, 23-143-TD, vs. Midland-Lutheran, 018 10-17-1994 130 -- Luke Papilion, 18-130-TD vs. Augustana, 10-11- 142 - Sam Robinson, 43-142-TD, vs. Westmar, 9-30- 2014 1966 130 – Ryan Lowmiller, 23-129-2 TDs, vs. Hastings Col- 140 -- Gabriel Watson, 23-140-4 TDs, vs. Augustana, lege, 9-20-2008 9-22-2018 129 – Lorenzo Brown, 19-129-0 TDs, vs. #1 Carroll Col- 140 -- Max Mickey, 20-140-2 TDs, vs. #25 Augusta- lege, 12-20-2008 (Playoff Championship) na,10-1-2016 129 – Ryan Lowmiller, 23-130-0 TDs, vs. Nebraska 139 – Chevon Walker, 11-139-2 TDs, Dordt College, 11- Wesleyan, 9-6-2008 6-2010 129 – Dax Michalena, 10-129-2 TDs vs. S.D. Tech, 10- 139 – Mike Dvoracek, 18-139-2 TDs, vs. Doane, 11-13- 31-1998 2004 128 -- Max Mickey, 16-128-2 TDs vs Concordia-St. 137 -- Jordan Taylor, 13-137-2 TDs, vs. SD Mines & Paul, 10-22-2016 Tech, 10-22-2011 127 – Mike Dvoracek, 30-127-TD vs. Northwestern Col- 137 – Ryan Lowmiller, 22-137-TD, vs. Nebraska Wes- lege, 10-7-2006 leyan, 9-5-2009 127 – Ryan Simmons, 30-127- 2 TDs, vs. #12 Benedic- 137 – Nick Kortan, 24-137-TD, vs. Hastings College, 9-8- tine College, 11-22-2003 2001 127 – Nick Kortan, 23-127-3 TDs, vs. Doane College, 11-10-2001 126 -- Gabriel Watson, 27-126-3 TDs, vs. Bemidji State, 10-6-2018 126 – Ryan Simmons, 23-126-4 TDs, vs. Morningside, 11-08-2003 125 -- Luke Papilion, 7-125-2 TDs, vs. #7 Minnesota Du- luth, 9-19-2015 125 -- Luke Papilion, 17-125-2 TDs, vs. Minnesota State, Moorhead, 9-27-2014 125 -- Nick Kortan, 16-125- 4 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, 10-11-2002 125 -- Jason Towns, 25-125-TD, vs Concordia St. Paul, 10-21-17 124 -- Max Mickey, 21-124-2 TDs, vs. #7 Minnesota Du- luth, 9-19-2015 124 – David Ruter, 20-124-5 TDs, vs. Black Hills State, 10-24-1998 Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 123 – Nick Kortan, 9-123-3 TDs, vs. Dakota State, 9-1- 110 – Nick Kortan, 8-110-TD, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 11- 2001 2-2002 123 – David Ruter, 15-123-TD, vs. Northwestern College, 110 -- Mike Dvoracek, 28-110-TD, vs. #6 Tabor College, 12-7-1996 (Playoffs, Quarterfinals) 11-26-2005 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) 122 -- Nephi Garcia, 23-122-0 TDs vs. Winona State, 10- 109 – Dax Michalena, 20-109-TD vs. Nebraska-Wesley- 12-2013 an, 11-7-1998 121 -- Nephi Garcia, 30-121-2 TDs vs. #17 St. Cloud 109 – Chevon Walker, 8-109-2 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 10-9- State, 9-19-2014 2010 121 – Andy Thomas, 16-121-3 TDs, vs. S.D. Tech, 10- 108 -- Kristian Porter, 20-108-2 TDs vs. Upper Iowa, 10- 30-1999 26-2012 120 – Nick Kortan, 21-120-TD, vs. Midland College, 108 -- Kristian Porter, 20-108-2 TDs vs. McKendree Col- 9-29-2001 lege, 11-27-2010 120 -- Jason Towns, 26-120 0 TD, vs Upper Iowa, 11-4- 108 – David Ruter, 15-108-3 TDs vs. S.D. Tech, 10-31- 17 1998 119 – Ryan Lowmiller, 27-119-TD, vs. Lindenwood, 12- 106 -- Nephi Garcia, 18-106-TD vs. Upper Iowa, 11-8- 19-2009 2014 119 -- David Ruter, 11-119--TD, vs. Midland Lutheran, 106 – Erik Cimpl, 27-106-0 TDs, vs St. Francis, 12-6- 9-21-1996 2008 (Playoff Semifinals) 118 – Mike Dvoracek, 24-118-2 TDs vs. Dana College, 106 -- Gabriel Watson, 26-106-2 TDs, vs. No. 1 Minneso- 9-24-2005 ta State, 11-3-2018 117 – David Ruter, 9-117-3 TDs, vs. S.D. Tech, 10-25- 106 – Mike Dvoracek, 22-106-2 TDs, vs. Tabor College, 1997 (DakotaDome) 11-20-2004 117 -- Kristian Porter, 14-117-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 106 – Nick Kortan, 23-106-0 TDs, vs. Nebraska Wesley- Moorhead, 9-8-2012 an, 10-27-2001 116 -- Carrington Hanna, 16-116-2 TDs, vs. William Jew- 106 – Lamar Westbrook, 15-106-2 TDs, vs. Westmar, ell, 10-1-2011 10-5-1996 116 – Lorenzo Brown, 10-116-2 TDs, vs. Dana College, 106 – Terry Austin, 18-106-TD, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 9-26-2009 10-29-1994 115 – Nick Kortan, 15-115-2 TDs, vs. Dana, 10-7-2000 105 – Ryan Simmons, 22-105-TD, vs. Doane College, 115 – Terry Austin, 15-115-2 TDs, vs. Huron University, 11-13-2010 10-8-1994 104 – Nephi Garcia, 22-104-2 TDs, vs. Concordia-St. 115 – Terry Austin, 15-115-2 TDs, vs. Huron, 10-8-1994 Paul, 10-19-2013 114 -- Max Mickey, 37-114-0 TD, vs. No. 8 Minnesota-Du- 104 – Jordan Taylor, 16-104-0 TDs vs. Concordia, Neb., luth, 8-31-2017 10-19-2010 114 – Lorenzo Brown, 9-114-3 TDs, vs. Northwestern 104 – Chevon Walker, 8-103-TD, Doane College, 9-18- College, 10-31-2009 2010 114 – Mike Dvoracek, 26-114-2 TDs, vs. Midland Luther- 103 – Chevon Walker, 8-103-TD, Doane College, 9-18- an College, 10-1-2005 2010 114 – Ryan Simmons, 26-114-0 TDs, vs. Northwestern 103 – David Ruter, 17-103-2 TDs, vs. Westmar, 10-4- College, 10-11-2003 1997 114 – David Ruter, 15-114-TD, vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, 102 – Trey Erickson, 9-102-TD vs. Tabor College, 11-20- 11-2-1996 14 113 -- Max Mickey, 12-113-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 102 – Mike Dvoracek, 11-102-3 TDs vs. Doane College, Moorhead, 9-27-2014 10-21-2007 113 – Ryan Lowmiller, 16-113-5 TDs, vs. Dana College, 101 – Andy Thomas, 24-101-4 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- 9-13-2008 an, 11-2-2002 112 – Jake Crowl, 15-112-TD, vs. Doane College, 10-2- 101 – David Ruter, 13-101-3 TDs, vs. Black Hills State, 2009 10-18-1997 111 -- Brady Rose, 15-111-2 TDs, vs. Wayne State, 11- 101 -- Jason Towns, 8-101-TD, vs. Minnesota Crook- 16-2013 ston, 9-23-2017 111 – Mitch Dunbar, 17-111-0 TDs, Briar Cliff, 10-9-2010 100 – Lorenzo Brown, 19-100-TD, vs. North Dakota, 10- 111 – Terry Austin, 13-111-2 TDs vs. Dakota State, 11-4- 17-2009 1994 100 – Erik Cimpl, 18-100-0 TDs, vs. Langston, 11-29- 111 -- Nephi Garcia, 24-111-0 TDs, vs. U-Mary, 9-21-2013 2008 (Playoffs, 2nd Rd.) 111 – Dax Michalena, 14-111-3 TDs, vs. Westmar, 10-4- 100 – Trey Erickson, 10-100-2 TDs vs. #6 Tabor, 11-26- 1997 2005 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) 110 -- Max Mickey, 21-110-TD, vs. Northern State, 9-26- 100 – David Ruter, 13-100-TD, vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, 2015 11-1, 1997 Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 100 – Kalen DeBoer, 2-100-TD (76 yards) vs. South Da- kota Tech, 10-15-1994

Passing, Game 400 Yards 457 – Kurtiss Riggs, 30-39-457-8 TDs, vs Nebraska Wesleyan, 11-2-1996 441 – Kurtiss Riggs, 28-41-00-441-6 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, 9-21-1996 437 – Chad Cavender, 20-26-1-437-5 TDs, vs. #15 Jamestown, 11-18-2006 431 – Kurtiss Riggs, 25-33-0-431-5 TDs, vs. Western Washington, 12-21-1996 (Savannah, Tenn., NAIA Cham- pionship) side, 10-15-2005 414 -- Kurtiss Riggs, 23-29-414-5 TDs, vs. Western 320 – Chad Cavender, 27-36-0-320-2 TDs, vs. Dana Washington, 12-21-1996 (title game – playoffs) College, 91-2007 408 – Dax Michelena, 17-40-1-408-2 TDs, vs. Northwest 320 – Kurtiss Riggs, 21-29-0-320-5 TDs, vs. Northwest- Oklahoma State, 9-23-2000 ern College, 12-7-1996 (Playoff, Quarterfinals) 407 -- Carrington Hanna, 24-36-1-407-4 TDs, vs. Con- 319 – Kurtiss Riggs, 22-32-0-319-4 TDs, vs. Huron, cordia St. Paul, 10-19-2013 9-28-1996 300-yards 318 -- Luke Papilion, 27-40-1-318-3 TDs, vs. Minnesota 397 – Dax Michelena, 21-31-0-397-6 TDs, vs. Northwest- State Moorhead, 9-27-2014 ern Oklahoma State, 9/22/2001 317 -- Taylor Perkins, 18-31-317- 5 TDs, vs. Southwest 395 – Lorenzo Brown, 27-42-0-395-4 TDs, vs. Concor- Minnesota State, 9-29-2012 dia, Neb., 9-27-2008 314 – Jon Eastman, 22-45-1-314-3 TDs, vs. Morning- 387 – Jon Burckhardt, 25-42-1-387-TD, vs. Dana Col- side, 10-16-2010 lege, 10-18-2003 309 – Chad Cavender, 26-35-0-309-2 TDs, vs. Nebraska 386 – Jon Eastman, 23-34-386-3 TDs, vs. Hasatings Wesleyan, 10-28-2006 College, 9-25-2010 306 – Joe Wright, 21-28-0-306-TD, vs. Tabor College, 11- 386 – Danny Martin, 18-30-386-6 TDs, Dakota Wesley- 20-2004 an, DakotaDome, Vermillion, S.D., 11-8-1997 305 -- Taylor Perkins, 21-39-305-4 TDs, vs. Concordia 378 – Jon Burckhardt, 26-43-0-378-3 TDs, vs. Hastings St. Paul, 10-13-2012 College, 10-04-2003 301 – Jon Burckhardt, 16-20-301-3 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 377 – Cha5d Cavender, 22-32-1-377-3 TDs, vs. Briar 11-1-2003 Cliff, 9-16-2006 250-yards 373 – Chad Cavender, 20-34-2-373-TD, vs. Dakota Wes- 298 -- Carrington Hanna, 34-50-2-298-2 TDs, vs. Upper leyan, 10-13-2007 Iowa, 11-2-2013 364 -- Isaac Miller, 17-26-364-3 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesley- 297 – Chad Cavender, 20-25-0-297-2 TDs, vs. St. Xavi- an, 9-25-1999 er, 11-24-2007 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) 360 – Jon Eastman, 20-31-1-360-6 TDs, vs. Dakota 295 – Joe Wright, 19-31-3-295-2 TDs, vs. Dana College, Wesleyan, 10-23-2010 9-24-2005 359 – Kurtiss Riggs, 19-26-0-359-5 TDs, vs. Dakota 295 – Kurtiss Riggs, 12-23-0-295-5 TDs, vs. Concordia, Wesleyan (DakotaDome), 11-10-1996 Neb., 9-7-1996 353 – Jon Burckhardt, 25-43-0-353-5 TDs, vs. Dakota 292 – Jon Eastman, 10-14-292-5 TDs, vs. Doane Col- Wesleyan, 9-13-2003 lege, 9-18-2010 340 – Jon Burckhardt, 17-35-0-340-0 TDs, vs. Nebraska 291 -- Chad Cavender, 19-28-291-4 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 9-6-2003 Wesleyan, 11-4-2006 341 -- Ed Koester, 29-41-341 vs. Mary, 1988 287 -- Taylor Perkins, 19-36-287-4 TDs, vs. Minot State, 335 – Chad Cavender, 16-24-0-335-3 TDs, vs. Concor- 9-15-2012 dia, Neb., 9-2-2006 287 -- Luke Papilion, 26-33-287-2 TDs vs. Upper Iowa, 332 – Kurtiss Riggs, 30-45-0-332-4 TDs, vs. Black Hills 11-8-2014 State, 10-19-1996 286 – Chad Cavender, 21-29-0-286-TD, vs. Concordia, 329 – Joe Wright, 16-24-0-329-4 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, Neb., 10-27-2007 9-17-2005 285 – Jon Eastman, 19-26-1-285-4 TDs, vs. Nebraska 329 – Jon Burckhardt, 24-38-0-329-3 TDs, vs. Concor- Wesleyan, 10-2-2010 dia, Neb., 9-27-2003 285 – Chad Cavender, 13-16-0-285-3 TDs, vs. Midland 326 – Kurtiss Riggs, 19-31-1-326-3 TDs, Lutheran, 9-8-2007 325 – Joe Wright, 21-30-0-325-3 TDs, vs. #4 Morning- 282 -- Luke Papilion, 22-38-2-282-TD vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 10-18-2014 Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 282 – Jon Burckhardt, 19-40-3-28209 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, 10-25-2003 276 – Chad Cavender, 13-16-1-276-4 TDs, vs. Doane, 10-21-2006 273 – Jon Burckhardt, 12-25-2-273-TD, vs. Northwest- ern College, 10-11-2003 272 – Chad Cavender, 20-33-0-272-3 TDs vs. #5 Mis- souri Valley, 12-2-2006 (playoff semifinals) 269 -- Dax Michelena, 13-22-269-0 TDs, vs. Huron, 10- 3-1998 268 – Dax Michelena, 13-20-1-268-4 TDs, vs. S.D. Tech, 10-25-1997 (DakotaDome) 268 – Chad Cavender, 17-24-0-268-3 TDs, Northwest- ern College, 9-15-2007 2013 267 -- Taylor Perkins, 22-47-267-TD, vs. Wayne State, 180 – Grant Brecher, 10-180-TD, vs. Midland Lutheran, 11-10-2012 10-25-2003 264 – Lorenzo Brown, 19-24-0-264-2 TDs, vs. Dana Col- 180 – Nick Kortan, 8-1803 TDs, vs. Northwestern Okla- lege, 9-26-2009 homa State, 9-22-2001 264 – Dax Michelena, 23-27-0-264-3 TDs, vs. Hastings 175 – Jon Ryan, 7-175-3 TDs, vs. Morningside, 10-16- College, 9-9-2000 2010 264 – Kurtiss Riggs, 22-35-0-264-3 TDs, vs. Jamestown 171 – Kalen DeBoer, 6-171-3 TDs, vs. Concordia, Neb., College, 9-14-1996 9-7-1996 260 – Lorenzo Brown, 17-26-1-260-4 TDs, vs. Morning- 169 – Charlie Johnson, 5-169-2 TDs, vs. Concordia side, 11-14-2009 (Neb.) College, 9-28-2002 258 – Joe Wright, 22-35-1-258-TD, vs. Doane College, 168 – Travis Krant, 7-168-TD, vs. S.D. Tech, 10-25-1997 10-22-2005 166 – Jon Ryan, 6-166-2 TDs, vs. Hastings College, 258 – Chad Cavender, 20-26-1-258-3 TDs, vs. Nebraska 9-25-2010 Wesleyan, 10-6-2007e 166 – Dustan Hovorka, 11-166-4 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- 257 – Dax Michelena, 16-24-0-257-2 TDs, vs. Midland leyan, 11-4-2006 Lutheran, 9-129-2 TDs 165 – Dustan Hovorka, 8-165-TD, Northwestern Col- 256 – Chad Cavender, 17-20-0-256-3 TDs, vs. Midland lege, 10-11-2003 Lutheran, 9-30-2006 165 – Dustan Hovorka, 12-165-2 TDs, vs. Concordia, 254 -- Taylor Perkins, 25-42-254-3 TDs vs. St. Cloud Neb., 9-27-2003 State, 8-30-2012 162 -- Jeremiah Oates, 6-162-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 10- 253 – Chad Cavender, 18-31-2-253-TD, vs. Morning- 26-12 side, 9-22-2007 158 – Mike Warren, 5-158-2 TDs, vs. #15 Jamestown, 252 -- Dax Michelena, 8-13-252-5 TDs, vs. #12 Ottawa 11-18-2006 University, 11-22-1997 (1st Rd. playoffs) 157 – Dustan Hovorka, 7-157-TD, vs. #6 Northwestern 250 -- Luke Papilion, 21-32-2-250-2 TDs vs. #1 Minne- Oklahoma State, 12-6-2003 (Playoff Semifinals) sota State, Mankato, 11-1-2014 151 – Dustan Hovorka, 6-151-2 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 9-16- 250 – Jon Burckhardt, 19-34-0-250-TD, vs. Morning- 2006 side, 10-5-2002 150 -- Derek Oldert, 9-150-0 TDs, vs. Hastings College, 9-4-1999 Receiving 100-149 yards 100 yards or more receiving, Game 146 – Jon Ryan, 7-146-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 10- 200 yards 23-2010 243 – Derek Oldert, 11-243-TD, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 146 – Jon Ryan, 5-146-3 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 10-9-2010 9-25-1999 146 – Grant Brecher, 8-146-0 TDs, vs. #18 Hastings, 10- 217 – Dustan Hovorka, 8-217-4 TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 9-17- 4-2003 2005 146 – Kalen DeBoer, 13-146-TD, vs. Midland Lutheran, 215 -- Dustan Hovorka, 9-25-2015- 9-21-1996 206 – Dustan Hovorka, 11-206-5 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- 144 – Jeremy Gardner, 7-144-4 TDs, vs. Midland Luther- leyan, 9-11-2004 an, 9-21-1996 150-199 yards 142 -- Josh Angulo, 7-142-3 TDs, Central Oklahoma 187 – Grant Brecher, 10-187-TD, vs. Dana, 10-18-2003 (Mineral Water Bowl), 12-6-14 182 – Kalen DeBoer, 15-182-3 TDs, vs. Nebraska-Wes- 140 – Dustan Hovorka, 3-140-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- leyan, 11-2-1996 leyan, 9-13-2003 180 -- Wes Smith, 10-180-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 11-2- 140 – Zach Rutten, 6-140-TD, vs. Georgetown College, 12-15-2001 (Playoff Championship) Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 139 -- Carrington Hanna, 11-139-TD, vs. Winona State, 10-20-2012 10-12-13 129 – Dustan Hovorka, 8-129-2 TDs, vs. #18 Hastings, 137 – Dustan Hovorka, 5-137-2 TDs vs. Morningside, 10-4-2003 10-15-2005 129 – Travis Krant, 6-129-TD, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 11- 136 – Travis Krant, 7-136-0 TDs, vs. Huron, 10-3-1998 8-1997 (DakotaDome) 136 – Dustan Hovorka, 9-136-TD, vs. Nebraska Wes- 129 – Kalen DeBoer, 7-129-0 TDs, vs. Northwestern Col- leyan, 10-29-2005 lege, 9-10-1994 135 – Nick Kortan, 6-135-0 TDs, vs. Northwest Oklaho- 129 – Zach Rutten, 5-129-2 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, ma State, 99-23-2000 9-129-2 TDs 135 – Andy Thomas, 4-135-TD, vs. Huron, 9-5-2002 128 -- Carrington Hanna, 11-128-TD, vs. #1 Minnesota 135 – Josia Fenceroy, 7-135-TD, vs. Jamestown Col- State, 11-9-2013 lege, 11-18-2006 (1st Rd. Playoffs) 126 -- Austin Van Hove, 8-126-0 TDs, vs. Concordia St. 134 – Jon Ryan, 7-134-2 TDs, vs. Nebraska-Wesleyan, Paul, 10-19-2013 10-2-2010 126 -- Jeremiah Oates, 6-126-3 TDs, vs. Minot State, 134 – Dustan Hovorka, 7-134-TD, vs. Tabor College, 11- 9-15-2012 20-2004 126 – Zach Rutten, 10-126-TD, vs. Hastings College, 134 – Alex Anderson, 8-134-2 TDs, vs. Midland Ltheran, 9-9-2000 9-8-2007 125 – Mike Boen, 6-125-TD, vs. Briar Cliff, 11-1-2003 133 – Jeremy Gardner, 6-133-0 TDs, vs. Western Wash- 125 – Zach Rutten, 4-125-TD, vs. Northwestern Oklaho- ington, 12-21-1996 (title game – playoffs) ma State, 9-23-2000 133 – Jeremy Gardner, 6-133-3 TDs, vs. Nebraska Wes- 124 -- Josh Angulo, 12-124-0 TDs, vs. Upper Iowa, 11- leyan, 11-2-1996 2-2013 133 -- Eric Albeck, 6-133-2 TDs, vs. Concordia St. Paul, 124 – Trevor DeCurtins, 5-124-0 TDs, vs. Nebras- 10-19-2013 ka-Wesleyan, 11-7-1998 131 – Dustan Hovorka, 7-131-2 TDs vs. Dakota Wes- 123 – Dustan Hovorka, 6-123-0 TDs vs. Concordia, leyan, 11-5-2005 Neb., 9-2-2006 131 – Kalen DeBoer, 10-131-2 TDs, vs. Western Wash- 123 -- Antonio Holmes, 5-123- 0 TD, vs No. 22 Winona ington, 12-21-1996 (NAIA Champ. Game) State, 10-7-17 131 – Jeremy Gardner, 6-131-0 TDs, vs. Western Wash- 122 – Chris Koletzky, 2-122-2 TDs, vs. Dana College, ington, 12-21-1996 (NAIA Champ. Game) 10-19-2002 129 -- Jeremiah Oates, 10-129-0 TDs, vs. Augustana, 121 – Dustan Hovorka, 10-121-TD, vs. Doane College, 11-13-2004 All-time leaders in 100-yard 120 – Jon Ryan, 3-120-2 TDs, vs. Dordt College, 11-7- receiving games 2009 , 9-120-2 TDs, vs. Western Wash- Twenty-nine receivers since 1994 have accumulated 120 -- Kalen DeBoer ington, 12-21-1996 (title game – playoffs) 100-yards receiving or more. Two players have had 120 -- Josh Angulo, 9-120-TD, vs. Minnesota State, 200-yard receiving games with Derek Oldert owning Moorhead, 9-27-2014 the record of 243. Dustan Hovorka is the only USF 118 – Josia Fenceroy, 7-118-TD, vs. Dana College, 9-24- player with 200 yards receiving or more twice and is 2005 the all-time leader in 100-yard receiving games with 118 – Michael Warren, 11-118-o TDs, vs. Dana College, 20. 10-18-2003 118 – Derek Oldert, 7-118-0 TDs, vs. S.D. Tech, 10-30- Name Years Total 1999 1. Dustan Hovorka 2003-06 20 117 – Jason Yurkovich, 3-117-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- leyan, 11-10-1996 2. Jon Ryan 2007-10 9 115 – Trey Erickson, 7-115-TD, vs. Morningside, 9-22- 3. Kalen DeBoer 1993-96 8 2007 4. Zach Rutten 1997-2001 6 115 – Jeremy Klaassen, 4-115-TD, vs. Northwestern 4. Alex Anderson 2007-10 6 Oklahoma State, 9-23-2000 6. Jeremy Gardner 1993-96 5 115 – Kalen DeBoer, 4-115-0 TDs, vs. Valley City State 6. Josh Angulo 2013- 5 (ND), 9-24-1994 8. Jeremiah Oates 2011-12 4 113 -- Carrington Hanna, 8-113-TD, vs. Concordia St. 8. Carrington Hanna 2011-13 4 Paul, 10-13-2012 8. Grant Brecher 1999-2003 4 113 -- Carrington Hanna, 8-113-2 TDs, vs. St. Cloud 8. Brady Rose 2013- 4 State, 8-30-2012 , 4-113-2 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- 12. Josia Fenceroy 2004-07 3 113 – Charles Johnson leyan, 9-13-2003 13. Travis Krant 1996-98 3 Cougars History -- Rushing, Passing, Receiving Lists 113 – Kalen DeBoer, 7-113-TD, vs. Evangel College, 12- 100 -- Ty Smith, 6-100-TD, vs Upper Iowa, 11-4-17 14-1996 (Springfield, Mo., Playoff Semifinals) 112 – Alex Anderson, 5-112-2 TDs, vs. Nebraska Wes- leyan, 102-2010 Three players with 100 or more yards receiving in 112 -- Jeremiah Oates, 5-112- 2 TDs vs. Southwest Min- same game – All-time nesota State, 9-29-12 Nick Kortan, 6-135-0, Zach Rutten, 4-125-TD, Jeremy 111 -- Wes Smith, 4-111-2 TDs vs. Southwest Minnesota Klaassen, 4-115-TD, vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, State, 10-5-2013 9-23-2000 110 -- Ty Smith, 5-110-TD, vs No. 1 Minnesota State, 11- Two players with 100 or more yards receiving in same 11-17 game – NCAA DII 109 – Dustan Hovorka, 7-109-0 TDs, vs. Northwestern Josh Angulo, 12-124-0 TDs; Wes Smith, 10-180-TD, vs. College, 10-7-2006 Upper Iowa, 11-2-2013 108 – Alex Anderson, 4-108-TD, vs Northwestern Col- Eric Albeck, 6-13-;.2 TDs, Austin Van Hove, 8-126-0 TDs, lege, 9-15-2007 vs. Concordia St. Paul, 10-19-2013 108 – Dustan Hovorka, 4-108-2 TDs, vs. Dana College, Two players with 100 or more yards receiving in same 9-23-2006 game – All-time 107 -- Jeremiah Oates, 4-107- 2 TDs vs. Concordia St. Josh Angulo, 12-124-0 TDs; Wes Smith, 10-180-TD, vs. Paul, 10-13-2012 Upper Iowa, 11-2-2013 107 – Jeremy Gardner, 6-107-TD, vs. Jamestown, 9-14- Eric Albeck, 6-13-2 TDs, Austin Van Hove, 8-126-0 TDs, 1996 vs. Concordia St. Paul, 10-19-2013 106 – Alex Anderson, 2-106-0 TDs, vs. Doane College, Alex Anderson, 5-112-2 TDs, Jon Ryan, 7-134-2 TDs, vs. 10-2-2009 Nebraska Wesleyan, 102-2010 106 – Dustan Hovorka, 8-106-3 TDs, vs. Tabor College, Mike Warren, 5-158-2 TDs, Josia Fenceroy, 7-135-TD, vs. 11-2005 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) Jamestown College, 11-18-2006 (1st Rd. Playoffs) 106 – Jason Yurkovich, 4-106-TD, vs. Nebraska Wes- Grant Brecher, 10-187-TD, Michael Warren, 11-118-0 leyan, 11-1-1997 TDs, vs. Dana College, 10-18-2003 105 – Grant Brecher, 3-105-0 TDs, vs. Northwestern Col- Dustan Hovorka, 8-165-TD, Grant Brecher, 3-105-0 TDs, lege, 10-11-2003 vs. Northwestern College, 10-11-2003 104 – Jon Ryan, 8-104-3 TDs, vs. Dordt College, 11-6- Dustan Hovorka, 8-129- 2 TDs, Grant Brecher, 8-146-0 2010 TDs, vs. #18 Hastings College, 10-4-2003 104 – Jon Ryan, 3-104-2 TDs, vs. Doane College, 9-18- Dustan Hovorka, 3-140-2 TDs, Charles Johnson, 4-113-2 2010 TDs, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 9-13-2003 104 – Josia Fenceroy, 5-104-TD, vs. Doane College, 10- Travis Krant, 6-129-TD, Jeremy DeCurtins, 4-103-3 TDs, 21-2006 vs. Dakota Wesleyan (DakotaDome), 11-8-1997 104 – Dustan Hovorka, 6-104-0 TDs vs. Briar Cliff, 10- Kalen DeBoer, 13-146-TD, Jeremy Gardner, 7-144, 4 30-2004 TDs, vs. Midland Lutheran, 9-21-1996 103 – Alex Anderson, 5-103-TD, vs Concordia, Neb., Kalen DeBoer, 15-182-3 TDs, Jeremy Gardner, 6-133-3 9-27-2008 TDs, vs. Nebraska-Wesleyan, 11-2-1996 103 – Zach Rutten, 5-103-0 TDs, vs. Concordia, Neb., Kalen DeBoer, 10-131-2 TDs, Jeremy Gardner, 6-131-0 9-16-2000 TDs, vs. Western Washington, 12-21-1996 (Savannah, 103 – Trevor DeCurtins, 4-103-3 TDs, vs. Dakota Wes- Tenn., NAIA Champ.) leyan (DakotaDome), 11-8-1997 102 – Alex Anderson, 10-102-TD, vs. Morningside, 11- Two players with 100 or more yards rushing in same 28-2009 game 102 – Jon Ryan, 7-102-TD, vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, 9-5- Luke Papilion, 17-139-2 TDs; Max Mickey, 12-133- TD, 2009l vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead, 9-27-2014 102 – Mike Nelson, 2-102-TD, #12 Ottawa University, Luke Papilion, 19-157-2 TDs; Nephi Garcia, 24-122- 0 TD, Howard Wood Field, 11-22-1997 (1st Rd. playoffs) vs. Winona State, 10-12-2013 101 – Alex Anderson, 10-101-2 TDs, vs Dakota Wesley- Luke Papilion, 27-194-3 TDs; Nephi Garcia, 28-146- 2 TD, an, 10-25-2008 vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 10-5-2013 101 – Robert Kirvin, 6-101-TD, vs. Briar Cliff, 11-10-2007 Luke Papilion, 19-240-5 TDs; Nephi Garcia, 22-159-TD, 101 – Trey Erickson, 9-101-TD, vs. Dana College, 9-1- vs. Northern State, 9-14-2013 2007 Mitch Dunbar, 17-111-0 TDs, Chevon Walker, 8-109-2 101 – Dustan Hovorka, 9-101-TD, vs. Morningside, 11- TDs, vs. Briar Cliff, 10-9-2010 25-2006 (2nd Rd. playoffs) Ryan Lowmiller, 17-146-2 TDs, Kristan Porter, 8-132-TD, 100 – Zach Rutten, 7-100-0 TDs, vs. U-Mary, 11-17-2001 vs. Morningside, 11-28-2009 (2nd Rd. Playoffs) (1st. Rd. Playoffs) Mike Dvoracek, 22-106-2 TDs, Trey Erickson, 9-102-TD vs Tabor College, 11-20-2004 1902-1918 -- Coach Unknown Northern State. . . L. . . . 27-6 All-time Results -Year-by-Year Augustana . L. . . . 26-0 Record -- 4-6-2 Madison1924-27 College -- Frank. . McCormickL. . . . 2-0 Wstern Union. L. . . . 15-0 Total PointsRecord. SF-- 4-18-038 OPP (.182) 136 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 20-0 1902...... (0-1-0) 1925 (0-3-0) Augustana . L. . . . 6-4 South Dakota. L. . . . 33-0 Madison. L. . . . 10-0 Yankton. L. . . . 9-4 Total Points. . SF 0 OPP 33 Yankton. L. . . . 10-0 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 19-6 1911...... (0-1-0) Augustana . L. . . . 10-0 Morningside. . . . L. . . . 54-0 Huron. L. . . . 24-9 Total Points. . SF 0 OPP 30 Total Points. SF 46 OPP 110 Total Points. . SF 9 OPP 24 1926 (0-6-0) 1933...... (3-4-0) 1915...... (1-1-0) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 9-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 6-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 26-0 1934 (6-1-1) Pipestone Indians. W. . . . 41-0 Madison. L. . . . 25-0 Estherville JC. W. . . . 20-0 Total Points. . SF 41 OPP 6 Yankton. L. . . . 19-0 Yankton. W. . . . 19-0 1916...... (3-2-2) Augustana . L. . . . 24-0 Huron. T. . . . 0-0 South Dakota. L. . . . 2-0 Huron. L. . . . 25-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 18-15 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 6-0 Total Points. SF 0 OPP 128 Southern. . . . . W. . . . 19-0 Huron. T. . . . 0-0 1927 (3-4-0) Northern. W. . . . 13-0 Augustana . W. . . . 46-0 Sheldon . W. . . . 6-0 Eastern . W. . . . 13-0 Yankton. W. . . . 7-6 Augustana . L. . . . 12-2 Augustana . L. . . . 0-20 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 12-0 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 21-6 Total Points. SF 108 OPP 35 Trinity College. . . T. . . . 0-0 Madison. W. . . . 25-0 1935-36 -- Walter Hargesheimer Total Points.. . SF 65 OPP 14 Augustana . W. . . . 6-3 1917...... (0-1-2) SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 24-0 Record -- 4-11-1 (.333) Dakota Wesleyan . T0-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 6-0 1935 (4-4-0) Huron. L. . . . 27-14 Total Points1928-34. --SF Francis 45 OPP Olson 66 Ft Dodge. . . . . W. . . . 12-7 Yankton. T. . . . 0-0 Estherville. L. . . . 6-0 Total Points. SF 27 OPP 14 Record -- 19-24-6 (.388) SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 12-6 1919 -- T.R. Johnson Era 1928 (3-1-2) Yankton. W. . . . 12-0 Record 0-2-0 (.000) Northern. W. . . . 7-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 14-7 Eastern . W. . . . 26-7 Southern. . . . . W. . . . 13-0 1919 (0-2-0) Southern. . . . . T. . . . 6-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 25-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 16-6 Augustana . L. . . . 7-0 Augustana . L. . . . 39-13 Yankton. L. . . . 20-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 44-0 Total Points. SF 69 OPP 97 Total Points. . SF 6 OPP 36 Sheldon . L1. . . . 2-6 1936 (0-7-1) 1920-23 -- Coach Unknown Total Points. SF 89 OPP 32 South Dakota. L. . . . 27-6 Yankton. L. . . . 14-6 Record 1-15-0 1929 (2-2-3) Sheldon . L. . . . 7-0 Huron. L. . . . 8-0 1920 (1-2-0) Buena Vista. . . . T. . . . 7-7 Northern. L. . . . 19-0 South Dakota. L. . . . 64-0 Yankton. L. . . . 13-12 Mankato. L. . . . 27-0 Huron. L. . . . 16-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 19-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 42-0 Columbus College . W. . . . 28-0 Huron. W. . . . 6-0 Black Hills. T. . . . 6-6 Total Points. SF 28 OPP 80 Eastern . W. . . . 6-0 Augustana . L. . . . 46-0 1921 (0-1-0) Southern. . . . . T. . . . 0-0 Total Points. SF 18 OPP 189 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 16-0 Total Points. SF 37 OPP 46 Total Points. . SF 0 OPP 16 1930 (0-7-1) 1937-40 -- Ben Mankowski 1922 (0-7-0) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 27-0 Augustana . L. . . . 13-10 Augustana . L. . . . 19-12 Record -- 9-23-0 (.281) SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 39-0 Madison. T. . . . 6-6 Huron. L. . . . 12-0 1937 (4-4-0) Yankton. L. . . . 24-6 Morningside. . . . L. . . . 18-0 Buena Vista. . . . L. . . . 52-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 13-7 Columbus College . L. . . . 20-0 Huron. L. . . . 19-6 Black Hills. L. . . . 34-0 Yankton. L. . . . 19-18 Northern Normal. . L. . . . 20-0 Sheldon . L. . . . 7-0 Western Union. . . W. . . . 14-0 Yankton. L. . . . 21-0 Total Points. SF 31 OPP 130 Total Points. SF 10 OPP 177 Mankato State. . . W. . . . 7-0 1931 (3-3-1) 1923...... (0-5-0) Northern. L. . . . 20-0 Southern. . . . . W. . . . 12-7 Augustana . L. . . . 21-6 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 6-0 Augustana . L. . . . 26-6 Huron. L. . . . 53-0 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 7-6 Worthington. . . . W. . . . 30-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 14-6 Buena Vista. . . . L. . . . 7-6 Total Points. SF 93 OPP 89 Columbus College . L. . . . 26-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 13-12 Northern Normal. . L. . . . 12-0 Huron. T. . . . 0-0 Total Points. SF 12 OPP 126 Eastern . W. . . . 19-2 1924 (1-5-0) Total Points. SF 45 OPP 53 Southern Normal. . W. . . . 32-0 1932 (2-5-0) Columbus . L. . . . 45-0 Sheldon . W. . . . 19-0 Yankton. L. . . . 36-0 All-time Results -Year-by-Year 1948 -- Bill Wilkinson Record -- 1-6-1 (.125) 1948 (1-6-1) 1938 (1-7-0) General Beadle. T. . . . 0-0 Buena Vista. . . . L. . . . 13-7 Worthington. . . . L. . . . 28-6 Western Union. . . L. . . . 14-0 Bethel ...... W. . . . 25-12 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 12-0 Huron. L. . . . 40-0 Huron. L. . . . 16-12 Yankton. L. . . . 32-0 Eastern Normal. W. . . . 13-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 38-6 Yankton. L. . . . 20-6 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 36-0 Augustana . L. . . . 6-0 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 12-7 Mayville. L. . . . 65-0 Total Points. SF 44 OPP 198 Total Points. SF 38 OPP 152 1939 (2-6-0) Buena Vista. . . . L. . . . 12-7 Head FB Coach Philip Tinsworth does a Eastern Normal. W. . . . 20-6 1949 (1-7-0) headstand at the corner of 10th and Phillips Mayville. L. . . . 48-0 General Beadle. W. . . . 26-12 in Sioux Falls after USF shapped a four-year Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 25-0 Worthington. . . . L. . . . 28-2 29-game non-winning streak with a 13-0 Huron. W. . . . 7-6 Hastings. L. . . . 37-0 victory vs. General Beadle (Dakota State) on homecoming in 1953. Yankton. L. . . . 26-0 Huron. L. . . . 31-6 Augustana . L. . . . 20-6 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 49-20 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 30-14 Western Union. . . L. . . . 33-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 33-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 25-6 Total Points. SF 40 OPP 176 Yankton. L. . . . 13-6 Yankton. L. . . . 34-12 1940 (2-6-0) Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 38-19 Total Points. SF 78 OPP 147 1949-55 -- Philip Tinsworth 1954 (1-6-0) Buena Vista. . . . L. . . . 6-0 Total PointsRecord. SF-- 6-45-1241 OPP (.130) 85 Eastern Normal. W. . . . 30-0 1950 (0-7-1) Yankton. L. . . . 27-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 8-0 Yankton. T. . . . 6-6 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 31-7 Huron. W. . . . 33-12 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 35-0 General Beadle. W. . . . 8-6 Northern. L. . . . 12-7 Parsons . L. . . . 38-0 Huron. L. . . . 49-23 Yankton. W. . . . 14-0 Huron. L. . . . 18-7 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 27-0 Augustana . L. . . . 25-6 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 31-14 Black Hills. L. . . . 38-25 Western Union. . . L. . . . 32-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 14-12 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 33-20 Total Points. SF 82 OPP 109 Black Hills. L. . . . 25-6 Total Points. SF 83 OPP 211 General Beadle. L. . . . 38-0 1955 (1-6-0) 1946 --Ben Nelson Northern. L. . . . 56-0 Record -- 0-4-1 (.000) Total Points. SF 45 OPP 205 1951 (0-7-0) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 52-14 1946...... (0-4-1) Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 33-7 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 55-6 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 13-0 York...... L. . . . 26-7 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 45-0 Western Union. . . L. . . . 33-0 Huron. L. . . . 30-13 General Beadle. W. . . . 12-7 Yankton. L. . . . 33-0 Northern. L. . . . 52-0 Yankton. L. . . . 41-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 32-0 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 44-13 Huron. L. . . . 37-0 Huron. T. . . . 0-0 SD Tech. L. . . . 26-0 Total Points. SF 293 OPP 32 Total Points. . SF 0 OPP 111 Yankton. L. . . . 40-0 1947 -- Bill Mauzy Total Points. SF 40 OPP 251 Record -- 2-3-1 (.467) 1952 (0-7-0) Huron. L. . . . 31-0 1956 (0-7-0) 1947 (2-3-1) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 70-0 Yankton. L. . . . 27-0 General Beadle. W. . . . 20-0 General Beadle. L. . . . 19-0 Western Union. . . L. . . . 26-6 Yankton. L. . . . 47-6 Yankton. T. . . . 0-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 47-0 Southern. . . . . W. . . . 13-7 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 46-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 46-0 York...... L. . . . 19-13 Huron. L. . . . 68-0 Total Points. SF 25 OPP 279 Total Points. SF 39 OPP 147 1953. . . . . (2-5-0) 1956-57 -- Jack LaSalle SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 32-6 Record -- 1-12-0 (.077) General Beadle. W. . . . 13-0 York...... W. . . . 27-0 Huron. L. . . . 26-0 All-time Results -Year-by-Year General Beadle. L. . . . 26-6 1962-68 -- Richard Sterup Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 12-0 Concordia (NE). W. . . . 12-0 Bethel ...... L. . . . 39-0 Record -- 20-40-0 (.333) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 34-0 Dana. W. . . . 24-20 Black Hills. L. . . . 45-6 1962 (1-8-0) General Beadle. W. . . . 30-0 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 37-13 Bethel ...... L. . . . 28-13 Midland. W. . . . 30-0 Huron. L. . . . 80-0 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 26-6 Yankton. L. . . . 12-0 Total Points. SF 25 OPP 288 Dana. L. . . . 13-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 14-0 1957 (1-5-0) Chadron. L. . . . 23-0 Total Points. . SF 189 OPP 58 Huron. L. . . . 44-0 Midland. L. . . . 50-7 1968 (3-6-0) Yankton. L. . . . 25-14 Yankton. L. . . . 20-6 South West State. . W. . . . 13-6 Bethel ...... L. . . . 13-0 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 28-7 Yankton. L. . . . 14-6 General Beadle. L. . . . 27-6 Northwetsern (IA) . W. . . . 20-18 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 15-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 34-0 General Beadle. L. . . . 20-7 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 33-6 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 13-6 Total Points. SF 66 OPP 226 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 23-6 Total Points. SF 33 OPP 149 1963 (1-7-0) Dana. W. . . . 18-13 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 32-6 General Beadle. L. . . . 26-18 1958-61 -- Don Ewen Midland. W. . . . 26-19 Record -- 12-19-1 (.375) Dana. L. . . . 26-0 Morris Branch . . . L. . . . 14-13 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 31-20 1958 (3-4-1) Midland. L. . . . 21-0 Total Points. SF 113 OPP 180 SDSM&T. . . . . T. . . . 6-6 Yankton. L. . . . 26-0 1969-70 -- Jim Ricketts General Beadle. W. . . . 18-7 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 35-7 Record -- 1-17-0 (.056) Northern. L. . . . 52-7 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 47-12 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 14-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 15-7 1969 (1-8-0) Southern. . . . . L. . . . 21-0 Total Points. SF 53 OPP 208 South West State. . L. . . . 36-12 Huron. L. . . . 27-6 1964 (0-9-0) Yankton. L. . . . 39-6 Yankton. L. . . . 7-0 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 22-0 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 40-6 Black Hills. W. . . . 23-13 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 26-14 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 34-6 Total Points. SF 74 OPP 133 Dana. L. . . . 13-6 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 34-0 1959 (2-5-0) Morris Branch . . . L. . . . 18-6 Dana. L. . . . 24-20 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 14-0 Midland. L. . . . 33-13 General Beadle. L. . . . 20-17 General Beadle. L. . . . 12-0 Yankton. L. . . . 19-7 Midland. W. . . . 11-7 Northern. L. . . . 32-0 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 41-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 20-13 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 16-7 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 33-13 Total Points. . SF 91 OPP 254 Southern. . . . . L. . . . 25-0 Bethel ...... L. . . . 34-13 1970 (0-9-0) Huron. L. . . . 66-0 Total Points. SF 78 OPP 239 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 28-8 Yankton. W. . . . 33-0 1965 (2-5-0) Bethel ...... L. . . . 14-6 Total Points. SF 54 OPP 151 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 13-6 Midland. L. . . . 13-0 1960 (6-2-0) Concordia (NE). W. . . . 20-13 Yankton. L. . . . 39-14 Dana. W. . . . 20-19 Dana. L. . . . 30-14 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 46-6 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 32-12 Midland. L. . . . 34-6 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 33-6 Midland. L. . . . 42-0 Yankton. L. . . . 32-14 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 55-12 Yankton. W. . . . 33-13 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 20-13 Dana. L. . . . 24--0 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 18-6 General Beadle. W. . . . 33-14 Dakota State. L. . . . 39-17 Northwestern (IA) . W. . . . 26-19 Total Points. SF 106 OPP 156 Total Points. SF 69 OPP 291 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 34-18 1966 (6-3-0) 1971-72 -- Al Molde General Beadle. W. . . . 41-6 Bethel ...... W. . . . 10-0 Record -- 5-12-1 (.278) Total Points. SF 188 OPP 151 Northwestern (IA) . W. . . . 13-6 1961 (1-8-0) Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 33-21 1971 (0-8-1) Bethel ...... L. . . . 12-6 Concordia (NE). W. . . . 14-13 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 34-0 Dana. L. . . . 31-2 Dana. W. . . . 13-0 Bethel ...... L. . . . 28-14 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 20-13 General Beadle. W. . . . 9-7 Midland. T. . . . 0-0 Midland. L. . . . 59-0 Midland. L. . . . 27-6 Yankton. L. . . . 69-6 Yankton. L. . . . 20-0 Yankton. L. . . . 10-6 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 55-6 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 20-7 DWU. L. . . . 20-2 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 34-6 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 34-13 Total Points. SF 106 OPP 104 Concordia (MN) . L. . . . 24-14 Concordia (NE). W. . . . 7-3 1967 (7-2-0) Dana. L. . . . 14-0 General Beadle. L. . . . 20-7 Bethel ...... W. . . . 34-7 Dakota State. L. . . . 20-8 Total Points. SF 55 OPP 219 Northwestern (IA) . W. . . . 35-7 Total Points. SF 54 OPP 278 All-time Results -Year-by-Year 1972 (5-4-0) Colorado College. . L. . . . 49-14 1980 (5-5-0) Dana. W. . . . 10-6 Dakota State. L. . . . 43-7 Northwestern (MN) . L. . . . 7-0 Martin Luther . W. . . . 58-0 Total Points. SF 95 OPP 248 Yankton. W. . . . 31-7 Bethel ...... L. . . . 27-16 1977 (0-9-0) Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 26-7 Yankton. L. . . . 20-6 Black Hills. L. . . . 41-14 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 23-6 Concordia (MN) . W. . . . 44-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 14-10 Dakota State. W. . . . 17-9 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 21-7 Hastings. L. . . . 26-14 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 13-0 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 42-10 SD Springfield. . . L. . . . 10-7 SD Springfield. . . W. . . . 21-7 Valley City. W. . . . 17-14 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 7-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 28-11 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 23-14 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 13-0 Huron. W. . . . 16-7 Total Points. SF 191 OPP 150 Bethel ...... L. . . . 24-0 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 57-7 1973-75 -- Gary Hoffman Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 28-10 Total Points. SF 133 OPP 167 Record -- 11-17-0 (.393) Dakota State. L. . . . 21-7 1981 (6-3-1) Total Points. SF 62 OPP 184 Northwestern (MN) . T. . . . 17-17 1973 (5-5-0) 1978-82 -- Dave Schroeder Yankton. L. . . . 28-22 SD-Springfield. . . L. . . . 7-3 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 28-22 Dana. W. . . . 10-0 Record -- 24-25-1 (.480) Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 17-0 Martin Luther . W. . . . 57-0 1978 (1-9-0) Dakota State. W. . . . 17-3 Bethel ...... L. . . . 13-7 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 22-0 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 15-14 Yankton. L. . . . 21-7 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 20-6 SD Springfield. . . L. . . . 19-7 Concordia (MN) . W. . . . 27-0 Huron. L. . . . 31-6 Black Hills. W. . . . 27-7 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 15-13 SD Springfield. . . L. . . . 28-0 Huron. W. . . . 10-6 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 45-6 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 48-10 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 44-7 Valley City. L. . . . 14-12 Yankton. W. . . . 31-26 Total Points. SF 167 OPP 160 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 14-10 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 23-17 1982 (8-1-0) Total Points. SF 158 OPP 123 Southwest State . . L. . . . 13-0 Bemidji State . W. . . . 14-12 1974 (4-5-0) Dakota State. L. . . . 33-15 Concordia (MN) . W. . . . 26-7 SD-Springfield. . . W. . . . 49-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 16-10 Huron. W. . . . 17-10 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 15-14 Total Points. SF 95 OPP 260 Yankton. W. . . . 25-24 Huron. W. . . . 2-0 1979 (3-7-0) Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 28-7 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 40-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 28-13 Dakota State. W. . . . 3-0 Bethel ...... L. . . . 14-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 20-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 10-7 Yankton. L. . . . 14-0 Huron. W. . . . 16-7 SD Springfield. . . W. . . . 17-0 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 34-20 SD Springfield. . . W. . . . 21-16 Black Hills. W. . . . 51-0 Concordia (MN) . W. . . . 36-6 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 46-0 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 46-22 Dakota State. L. . . . 13-0 Yankton. L. . . . 23-21 Total Points. SF 234 OPP 92 Total Points. SF 141 OPP 122 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 21-20 1983-2004 -- Bob Young 1975 (2-7-0) Southwest State . . L. . . . 24-7 SD-Springfield. . . W. . . . 10-7 Dakota State. L. . . . 40-27 Record -- 172-69-3 (.711) Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 13-7 Black Hills State. L. . . . 12-7 National Title, 1996 Huron. W. . . . 15-10 Total Points. SF 133 OPP 236 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 28-20 1983 (5-4-1) Bethel ...... L. . . . 21-14 Bemidji St. . L. . . . 31-0 Yankton. L. . . . 19-14 Concordia (MN) . W. . . . 30-8 Westmar . . . . . L. . . . 18-15 Huron. T. . . . 20-20 Jamestown (ND). . L. . . . 10-3 Yankton. L. . . . 14-7 Dakota State. L. . . . 40-14 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 46-0 Total Points. SF 112 OPP 166 Dakota State. W. . . . 26-7 1976-77 -- Roger Thomas SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 14-0 Record -- 1-17-0 (.056) South Dakota. W. . . . 31-6 Black Hills. L. . . . 37-15 1976 (1-8-0) Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 33-12 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 13-7 Total Points. SF 208 OPP 149 Hastings. L. . . . 28-19 1984 (8-2-0) SD Springfield. . . L. . . . 7-0 Augustana . L. . . . 14-45 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 28-20 Nebraska Wesleyan. W. . . . 25-24 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 34-7 Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 27-3 Bethel ...... L. . . . 34-7 Black Hills. W. . . . 29-17 Yankton. L. . . . 20-6 All-time Results -Year-by-Year Yankton. W. . . . 28-10 Black Hills. L. . . . 28-25 Huron. W. . . . 45-0 Huron. L. . . . 33--30 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 17-0 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 23-13 Dakota State. W. . . . 24-20 Dakota State. W. . . . 48-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 16-7 Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 34-6 Carleton. W. . . . 17-10 Total Points. SF 280 OPP 194 Total Points. SF 233 OPP 145 1993 (2-8-0) 1985 (6-3-1) Concordia (NE). W. . . . 50-44 Dakota State. W. . . . 21-7 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 17-14 Nebraska Wesleyan. L. . . . 14-0 Midland. L. . . . 38-29 Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 20-19 Valley City State . . W. . . . 21-7 Huron. W. . . . 15-9 Black Hills. L. . . . 35-28 Black Hills. L. . . . 21-6 Huron. L. . . . 29-16 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 14-7 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 15-12 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 49-29 Dakota State. L. . . . 45-14 Dakota State. W. . . . 35-0 Bob Young is the all-time wins Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 41-13 Jamestown (ND). . W. . . . 36-21 leader at Sioux Falls with 172. Northwestern (MN) . L. . . . 47-31 Doane...... T. . . . 7-7 Total Points. SF 228 OPP 318 Total Points. SF 183 OPP 154 Midland. L. . . . 21-14 1994 (8-3-0) 1986 (3-7-0) Hastings. W. . . . 24-21 Concordia (NE). W. . . . 38-20 Augustana . L. . . . 20-0 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 17-6 Northwestern (MN) . L. . . . 40-39 Valley City State . . L. . . . 56-34 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 29-7 Midland. W. . . . 34-13 Midland. L. . . . 14-12 Black Hills. L. . . . 40-14 Valley City State . . W. . . . 46-0 Huron. L. . . . 34-21 Dakota State. W. . . . 49-23 Black Hills. W. . . . 49-14 Black Hills. L. . . . 30-14 Huron. W. . . . 49-0 Huron. W. . . . 40-20 SD Tech. L. . . . 16-3 U of Mary. . . . . W. . . . 28-17 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 22-14 DWU. W. . . . 14-13 Dana. W. . . . 50-27 Dakota State. W. . . . 36-10 Dakota State. W. . . . 14-7 Total Points. SF 300 OPP 188 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 22-14 Mayville. W. . . . 14-0 1990 (6-4-0) Dakota State. W. . . . 47-16 Peru State. L. . . . 40-14 Teikyo Westmar . L. . . . 36-3 Minot State (playoffs). L. . . . 20-13 Total Points. SF 140 OPP 230 Midland. W. . . . 28-21 Total Points. SF 378 OPP 189 1987 (3-7-0) Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 25-14 1995 (11-1-0) Valley City State . . L. . . . 36-30 Doane...... W. . . . 13-7 Concordia (NE). W. . . . 49-20 Midland. L. . . . 19-14 U of Mary. . . . . L. . . . 17-6 Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 41-0 Black Hills. L. . . . 20-17 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 28-6 Midland. W. . . . 30-19 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 7-6 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 52-49 Huron. W. . . . 46-7 Dakota State. W. . . . 7-6 Black Hills. L. . . . 25-21 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 37-2 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 28-13 Huron. W. . . . 35-21 Dakota State. W. . . . 45-7 Huron. L. . . . 21-17 Dakota State. W. . . . 20-0 Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 34-15 Mayville. W. . . . 27-13 Total Points. SF 228 OPP 199 Black Hills. W. . . . 56-38 Peru State. L. . . . 38-14 1991 (5-5-0) Dakota State. W. . . . 40-3 Drake. L. . . . 45-33 Teikyo Westmar . W. . . . 20-6 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 41-7 Total Points. SF 193 OPP 218 Midland. W. . . . 19-9 Hastings (playoffs). W. . . . 41-23 1988 (10-1-0) Northwestern (MN) . W. . . . 27-12 U of Mary (playoffs). L. . . . 42-17 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 23-12 Doane...... L. . . . 34-23 Total Points - SF 477 Opp 158 Midland. W. . . . 20-6 U of Mary. . . . . L. . . . 35-21 Hastings. W. . . . 10-7 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 18-17 1996 Black Hills. W. . . . 27-13 Black Hills. L. . . . 38-13 (14-0-0) SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 34-6 Huron. W. . . . 41-27 1st NAIA National Championship, Dakota Wesleyan . W. . . . 17-0 SDSM&T. . . . . L. . . . 19-14 Concordia (NE) W. . . . 58-6 Dakota State. W. . . . 44-9 Dakota State. W. . . . 12-0 Jamestown (ND). . W. . . . 42-12 Huron. W. . . . 31-28 Total Points. SF 207 OPP 198 Midland. W. . . . 49-29 U of Mary. . . . . W. . . . 37-13 1992 (5-5-0) Huron. W. . . . 50-14 Dana. W. . . . 26-7 Concordia (NE). L. . . . 24-17 Westmar . . . . . W. . . . 20-13 Northwestern (IA) (playoffs) L. . 14-9 Northwestern (IA) . L. . . . 27-9 Dakota State. W. . . . 54-7 Total Points. SF 278 OPP 115 Midland. W. . . . 31-26 Black Hills. W. . . . 52-7 1989 (7-2-1) Valley City State . . W. . . . 35-6 SDSM&T. . . . . W. . . . 8-6 Westmar . . . . . T. . . . 26-26 Dakota Wesleyan . L. . . . 31-28 Nebraska Wesleyan. W. . . . 65-30 All-time Results -Year-by-Year Total Points. SF 353 OPP 218 Doane . W . . . . .45-10 2001 (12-2) Tabor College. . . . . W . . . . .72-11 U of Mary...... W . . . . .56-19 NAIA National Runner-up Playoffs Northwestern (IA) . W . . . . .52-21 Dakota State . W . . . . .40-14 Azusa Pacific . L...... 24-3 Evangel (MO) . . . . . W . . . . .28-22 Hastings . W . . . . .25-19 Total Points. SF 491 OPP 169 Western Washington . W . . . . .47-25 Concordia (NE). L. . . . . 17-14 (played at Savannah Tenn, ) Northwest OK State. . W . . . . .48-20 Total Points SF 636 OPP 227 Midland. W . . . . . 38-0 Dana ...... W . . . . .52-31 1997 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . . 61-6 (11-2) Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .45-14 2005 (11-2) (national semifinalist, NAIA) Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .24-14 National Quarterfinalist Concordia (NE). W . . . . .20-13 Doane . W . . . . .22-14 Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 14-7 Jamestown (ND). L. . . . . 15-14 Playoffs Hastings . W . . . . .42-21 Midland. W . . . . .56-21 U of Mary...... W...... 27-21 Briar Cliff. W . . . . .50-14 Huron. W . . . . .56-12 (OT) Dana ...... W . . . . .53-22 Westmar. W . . . . .56-34 Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 34-0 Midland Lutheran. . . W . . . . .27-17 Dakota State . W . . . . . 26-0 Benedictine (KS) . W . . . . . 40-6 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . .19-14 Black Hills...... W . . . . .45-19 Georgetown (KY). L. . . . . 49-27 Morningside2005-09. -- Kalen L . DeBoer. . . . 27-26 SDSM&T. W . . . . .69-26 Total Points. SF 497 OPP 204 Doane .Record -- 67-3-0 W . (.957). . . . 39-0 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .35-13 2002 (12-1) Nebraska3 National Wesleyan Titles,. 2006,. W . 2008,. . . . 2009 41-7 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .50-21 NAIA National Semifinalists Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . . 60-9 Playoffs Huron. W . . . . .37-10 Playoffs Ottawa (KS)...... W . . . . .57-14 Doane . W . . . . . 27-0 Saint Xavier (IL) . . . . W . . . . .31-28 Jamestown (ND). W . . . . . 29-6 Hastings . W . . . . . 16-6 Tabor College. . . . . W . . . . .48-13 Williamette (OR). . . . L...... 17-7 Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 35-3 Carroll College. L...... 55-0 (at Portland, Ore., national semifinals) Morningside . W . . . . . 38-9 Total Points. SF 450 OPP 234 Total Points. SF 520 OPP 211 Midland. W . . . . . 41-7 2006 (14-0) Dana ...... W . . . . .63-19 NAIA National Champion 1998 (8-3) Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . .48-14 Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 49-7 Hastings . L. . . . . 21-20 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . . 49-7 Hastings College . W . . . . . 32-0 Northwestern (IA). . . L. . . . . 27-23 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .24-14 Briar Cliff. W . . . . . 41-0 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .42-20 Playoffs Dana ...... W . . . . .51-17 Huron. W . . . . .49-28 Kansas Wesleyan . W . . . . . 45-7 Midland Lutheran. . . W . . . . . 50-3 Mt Scenario (WI). W . . . . .68-19 U of Mary...... W . . . . .13-10 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . .17-14 Dakota State . W . . . . . 41-0 Carroll (MT)...... L. . . . . 20-17 Morningside . W . . . . . 24-0 Black Hills...... W . . . . .51-21 Total Points. SF 453 OPP 126 Doane . W . . . . . 51-7 SDSM&T. W . . . . .61-17 2003 ...... Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . . 52-0 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .28-10 (12-1) Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . . 41-0 Playoffs NAIA National Semifinalists Jamestown (ND). W . . . . .48-10 U of Mary...... W . . . . .29-25 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .23-18 Morningside . W . . . . . 37-7 Olivet (IL)...... L. . . . . 37-34 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .34-29 Missouri Valley . W . . . . .25-18 Total Points. SF 446 OPP 225 Concordia (NE). W . . . . .38-14 St. Francis (IN). . . . . W . . . . .23-19 1999 (6-3) Hastings . W . . . . .47-27 Total Points. SF 541 OPP 102 Hastings . L. . . . . 25-14 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . .30-17 Northwestern (IA). . . L. . . . . 19-18 Dana ...... W . . . . . 47-7 2007 (13-1) Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .44-12 Midland. W . . . . . 24-9 National Runner-up Huron. W . . . . .42-21 Briar Cliff. W . . . . . 62-6 Dana ...... W . . . . . 50-6 Mt Scenario (WI). W . . . . .27-20 Morningside . W . . . . .38-13 Midland Lutheran. . . W . . . . . 69-3 Dakota State . W . . . . .47-21 Doane . W . . . . .21-13 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . .44-20 Black Hills...... W . . . . .15-14 Playoffs Morningside . W . . . . .34-28 SDSM&T. W . . . . .38-27 Benedictine (KS) . W . . . . .24-21 Doane . W . . . . . 51-0 Nebraska Wesleyan . . L...... 10-6 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . . 33-7 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . . 49-7 Total Points. SF 251 OPP 169 Northwest OK State. . L. . . . . 16-13 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .50-16 2000 (6-4) Total Points. SF 434 OPP 216 Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 48-3 Dakota State . W . . . . .38-20 2004 (11-1) Hastings . W . . . . . 54-0 Hastings . W . . . . .36-20 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . .20-14 Briar Cliff. W . . . . .49-15 Concordia (NE). L. . . . . 43-24 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . .63-17 Northwest OK State. . W . . . . . 35-7 North West OK State . L. . . . . 50-27 Concordia (NE). W . . . . .30-13 St. Xavier (IL) . W . . . . . 49-7 Midland. W . . . . .26-13 Hastings . W . . . . .43-15 Missouri Valley . W . . . . .11-10 Dana ...... W . . . . . 57-6 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . . 17-3 Carroll College. L...... 17-9 Northwestern (IA). . . L. . . . . 35-28 Dana ...... W . . . . .64-13 Total Points. SF 602 OPP 139 Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . . 60-0 Midland. W . . . . .72-14 2008 (14-0) Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . . 50-7 Briar Cliff. W . . . . .46-28 NAIA National Champion Doane . L...... 24-7 Morningside . W . . . . . 16-7 Nebraska Wesleyan . . W . . . . . 35-0 Dana ...... W . . . . . 70-0 2012 (9-2) #22 Bemidji State. . . . .W, , , , 37-36 Hastings . W . . . . .30-17 St. Cloud State...... W, , , , 32-19 (Hall of Fame) Concordia (NE). W . . . . . 47-0 MSUM...... W, , , , 45-10 #25 Augustana...... W, , , , 35-20 Doane . W . . . . . 37-7 Minot State...... W, , , , 42-20 Southwest Minnesota. . .W, , , , 48-28 Briar Cliff. W . . . . . 42-0 Bemidji State ...... W, , , , 21-5 (Homecoming) Dakota Wesleyan. W . . . . . 38-0 Southwest Minnesota. . .W, , , , 41-22 @ Winona State...... W, , , , 41-30 Northwestern (IA). . . W . . . . . 19-0 Winona State...... L, , , , ,10-9 Concordia St. Paul. . . . .W, , , , 51-17 Dordt...... W . . . . . 34-2 Concordia (MN)...... W, , , , 31-23 @ Minnesota State. . . . W, , , , 24-14 Morningside . W . . . . .34-31 Augustana...... W, , , , 32-31 Upper Iowa...... W, , , , 51-7 Playoffs Upper Iowa...... W, , , , 54-41 Wayne State...... W, , , , 30-7 Saint Ambrose...... W, , , , 28-0 Minnesota State . . . . . L, , , , ,27-13 NCAA DII Playoffs - @ Bob Young Field Langston...... W, , , , 50-13 Wayne Setate (NE) . . . . W, , , , 24-14 Azusa Pacific...... W, , , , 34-21 St. Francis (IN)...... W, , , , 24-6 Total Points. . . . USF 344 OPP 222 #4 Harding...... W.....27-24 OT Carroll College...... W, , , , 23-7 2013 (6-5) Total Points...... SF 507 OPP 255 at Rhome, Georgai UMD ...... L, , , , ,32-7 2017 Total Points. . . . .SF 511 OPP 83 Northern State...... W, , , , 45-37 9-3, 9-2 (D2 Playoffs, 1st Rd.) 2009 (15-0) U Mary ...... L, , , , ,17-10 NAIA National Champion Minnesota Crookston. . .W, , , , 52-7 @No. 8 Minn. Duluth. . . W, , , , 26-7 Neb. Wesleyan...... W. . . . .44-3 Southwest Minnesota. . .W, , , , 55-48 Northern State...... W, , , , 37-7 Dana...... W, , , , 76-3 Winona State...... L, , , , ,45-40 @ U-Mary...... W, , , , 38-7 Hastings...... W, , , , 42-19 Concordia (MN)...... W, , , , 47-7 Minnesota Crookston. . .W, , , , 34-0 Concordia (NE)...... W, , , , 80-0 Augustana...... W, , , , 27-10 (Hall of Fame Game) Doane...... W, , , , 64-0 Upper Iowa...... -L, , , , 30-28 @ SW Minnesota State . . W, , , , 24-10 Briar Cliff...... W, , , , 41-8 Minnesota State . . . . . L, , , , ,52-17 No. 22 Winona State . . . L, , , , ,31-13 North Dakota...... W, , , , 28-13 Wayne State (NE). . . . . W, , , , 35-10 (Homecoming) Dakota Wesleyan. . . . . W, , , , 59-7 Total Points. . . . .SF 363 OPP 295 @ Wayne State...... W, , , , 31-7 Northwestern (IA). . . . .W, , , , 49-14 2014 (11-1) @ Concordia St. Paul . . . W, , , , 27-9 Dordt College...... W, , , , 58-0 Minot State...... W, , , , 41-14 Augustana...... W, , , , 14-7 Morningside...... W, , , , 49-21 Bemidji State ...... W, , , , 52-19 (Key to the CIty - Hall of Fame) Playoffs St. Cloud State...... W, , , , 36-0 @ Upper Iowa...... W...... 19-7 Minot State...... W, , , , 62-21 MSU Moorhead...... W, , , , 73-21 No. 1 Minn. State. . . . . L, , , , ,27-23 Morningside...... W, , , , 49-21 Concordia (MN)...... W, , , , 38-9 NCAA DII Playoffs - Wichita Falls, Texas St. Xavier ...... W, , , , 48-6 Augustana...... W, , , , 23-12 @ No. 5 Midwestern State..L, , , , 24-20 Lindenwood...... W, , , , 25-22 Southwest Minnesota. . .W, , , , 44-20 Total Points...... SF 313 Opp 150 at Rhome, Georgia Winona State...... W, , , , 41-28 Total Points. . . .SF 775 OPP 158 Minnesota State . . . . . L, , , , ,27-14 2018 - 7-4 2010 (13-1) Upper Iowa...... W, , , , 45-21 Concordia St. Paul...... W...... 27-24 NAIA National Runner-up Wayne State (NE). . . . . W, , , , 63-28 (Military Appreciation Day) Northwestern (IA). . . . .W, , , , 41-24 Mineral Water Bowl - Excelsior Springs, Mo. @ No. 16 Winona State...... L...... 15-16 Midland...... W, , , , 37-7 Central Oklahoma. . . . .W, , , , 42-10 SW Minnesota State...... W...... 39-21 Doane...... W, , , , 66-13 Total Points , , , ,USF 512 OPP 209 @Augustana...... W...... 51-13 Hastings...... W, , , , 34-10 (“Key to the City”) Nebraska Wesleyan . . . .W, , , , 44-0 2015 Minot State...... W...... 56-14 Briar Cliff...... W, , , , 66-21 9-3 (D2 Playoffs, 1st Rd.) @Bemidji State...... L...... 25-21 Morningside...... W, , , , 28-3 U-Mary...... W, , , , 55-17 St. Cloud State...... L...... 30-27 DWU ...... W, , , , 63-3 @ Minnesota Crook.. . . .W, , , , 45-21 (Cougars Day - Homecoming) Dordt...... W, , , , 49-0 Minnesota-Duluth . . . . W, , , , 35-31 @MSU Moorhead...... W...... 55-21 Concordia (Neb.). . . . . W, , , , 44-7 @ Northern State. . . . . W, , , , 28-10 Upper Iowa...... W...... 30-27 Playoffs @ Wayne State...... W, , , , 59-10 @No. 1 Minnesota St...... L...... 31-21 Northwest OK State. . . .W, , , , 33-14 Winona State ...... W, , , , 51-30 Wayne State...... W...... 26-7 McKendree...... W, , , , 27-7 (Homecoming) (Senior Day) MidAmerican Naz. . . . . W, , , , 38-0 @ SW Minn. State. . . . .W, , , , 34-26 Carroll...... L, , , , ,10-7 Augustana...... L, , , , ,35-28 Total Points. . . . .SF 577 OPP 119 (Key to the CIty - Hall of Fame) 2011 (5-4) Minnesota State . . . . . L, , , , ,44-3 Washburn ...... L, , , , ,33-17 @ Upper Iowa...... W, , , , 69-20 NW MO State...... L, , , , ,52-17 NCAA DII Playoffs - @ Arkadelphia, Ark. McNeese2010--present State. . . . --. Jed. L, ,Stugart , , ,31-17 @ Henderson State. . . . L, , , , ,23-16 Minot State...... W, , , , 38-23 Record -- 65-17 (.792) Total Points...... SF William Jewell...... W, , , , 35-10 2016 Black Hills...... W, , , , 44-20 12-1 NSIC Champions (11-0) SDSM&T...... W, , , , 71-0 D2 Playoffs, Quarterfinals Minot State...... W, , , , 2910 @ St. Cloud State. . . . . W, , , , 49-13 North Dakota...... L, , , , ,15-13 MSU Moorhead...... W, , , , 42-21 Total Points. . . . SF 281 OPP 194 @ Minot State...... W, , , , 41-14 Sioux Falls Football -- Coaches History Coaching History Coach Yrs. Tenure W-L Win% Kalen DeBoer 5 2005-09 67-3-0 .957 Jed Stugart 6 2010-2016 65-17-0 .792 Bob Young 22 1983-2004 172-69-3 .711 Jon Anderson 2 2017- 16-7-0 .696 David Schroeder 5 1978-1982 24-25-1 .480 Roger Thomas 2 1976-1977 1 -17-0 .056 Gary Hoffman 3 1973-1975 11-17-0 .393 Al Molde 2 1971-1972 5 -12-1 .278 Jim Ricketts 2 1969-1970 1-17-0 .056 Richard Sterup 7 1962-1968 20-40-0 .333 Don Ewen 4 1958-1961 12-19-1 .375 Jack LaSalle 2 1956-1957 1-12-0 .077 Philip Tinsworth 7 1949-1955 6 -45-1 .130 Bill Wilkinson 1 1948 1 -6-1 .125 Bill Mauzy 1 1947 2-3-1 .467 Ben Nelson 1 1946 0 -4-1 .000 Ben Mankowski 4 1937-1940 9 -23-0 .281 Walter Hargesheimer 2 1935-1936 4-11-1 .333 Francis Olson 7 1928-1934 19-24-6 .388 Frank McCormick 4 1924-1927 4 -18-0 .182 T.R. Johnson 1 1919 0-2-0 .000 Unknown 17 1902-18 5-6-4

Honors 1982 -- Dave Schroeder, NAIA District 12 Coach of the Year 1984 -- Bob Young, SDIC Coach of the Year 1988 -- Bob Young, SDIC Coach of the Year 1992 -- Bob Young, SDIC COach of the Year 1996 -- Bob Young, SDIC Coach of the Year 1996 -- Bob Young NAIA Coach of the Year 1996 -- Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Coach of the Year 1996 -- American Football Quarterly Coach of the Year 2002 -- Bob Young, GPAC Coach of the Year 2003 -- Bob Young, GPAC Coach of the Year 2006 -- Kalen DeBoer, GPAC Coach of the Year 2006 -- Kalen DeBoer, AFCA/NAIA National Coach of the Year 2007 -- Kalen DeBoer, GPAC Coach of the Year 2008 -- Kalen DeBoer, AFCA/NAIA Coach of the Year 2009 -- Kalen DeBoer, GPAC Coach of the Year 2009 -- Kalen DeBoer, AFCA/NAIA Coach of the Year 2012 -- Jed Stugart, Liberty Mutual COY Finalist 2016 -- Jed Stugart, NSIC Coach of the Year 2016 -- Jed Stugart, Region Coach of the Year Sioux Falls Football -- 100th Year

Since football started at the University of Sioux Falls in 1902, NAIA Hall of Fame in 2010, has the most wins in school history with a the Cougars have tasted success at both the NAIA and NCAA Division 172-69-3 mark from 1983-2004. USF’s home field is named in Young’s II level. During that period, USF has won NAIA league titles and four honor. He was a two-time GPAC Coach of the Year (2002, 2003). Kalen times been crowned a national champion. The Cougars won NAIA na- DeBoer, who owns the school’s best all-time winning percentage at .957, tional titles in 1996, 2006, 2008, and 2009. was the GPAC Coach of the Year three times (2006, 2007, 2008) and Since the move to NCAA DII in 2011, the Cougars have con- named the AFCA/NAIA Coach of the Year in 2006, 2008 and 2009. He structed a 68-23 record. In NSIC play, beginning in 2012, the Cougars led USF to a 67-3 record and three national titles (2006, 2008, 2009). are 61-16. Since moving to DII, the- Four USF players were named NAIA National Players of the Cougars have finished third (9-2, 5-2, USF has recorded Year, including Nick Kortan in 2002, Chad Cavender in 2007, Lorenzo NSIC South, 2012), fourth (6-5, 4-3 Brown in 2009 and Jon Ryan in 2010. NSIC South, 2013) and second (11-1, 15, 10-win seasons Two former Cougars played in the NFL, including Rick Dan- NSIC South, 2014) in the NSIC South. A list of the 15 top sea- meier (1972-75) who was with the Minnesota Vikings from 1977-82. He The Cougars finished 7-4 in 2018. They sons in Cougars football ranks sixth on the Vikings all-time scoring list with 364 points. Punter opened No. 20 in the AFCA Poll but history follows. The rank- Brian Hansen (1980-83) played with the Washington Redskins, New lost three gams by a combined eight York Jets, Cleveland Browns, New England Patriots, and New Orleans points to miss playoffs for the first time ings are listed according Saints from 1984-99. He is the only player in school history to be drafted since 2014. USF, which finished the to best mark. USF has by the NFL as he was taken in the ninth round of the 1984 draft. He season #21 in the AFCA poll and #17 recorded four unbeaten averaged 42.3 yards per punt in the NFL. in D2football.com was 9-3 and earned seasons, all in the nation- In 1902, the school played its first game against the University its first ever NCAA DII playoff berth of South Dakota, falling 33-0. Over the 96 years of football, USF has a in 2017. In 2016, the Cougars moved al championship years 405-402-20 record. The Cougars claimed its 400th all-time win in 2014 from #23 in the AFCA poll to #4 and of 1996, 2006, 2008, in a 38-9 win over Concordia, St. Paul on Oct. 4. finished 12-1 after heartbreaking 27- 2009. The Cougars have At the NAIA level, USF was 36-12 in the playoffs with four 24 OT loss to #5 Harding in the second registered 11 seasons of national titles, three runner-up finishes and three semifinal appearances. round of the NCAA DII playoffs. The The Cougars won their first ever league title (SDIC) in 1981 and had Cougars, which won the NSIC crown just one loss. their first unbeaten regular season in 1988 when they also appeared in for the first time, earned a program 2009 -- 15-0 the playoffs for the first time. In 1995, USF won the program’s first play- best D2 #2 seed in the NCAA DII 1996 -- 14-0 off game. playoffs in Super Region 3. USF was 2006 -- 14-0 Look Back over the Years #8 in the final AFCA and D2Football. After that first game in 1902 USF did not play again until the com polls. The Cougars won their 2008 -- 14-0 1911 season when they lost to Huron, 24-9. In 1915, the program tasted first round playoff game in 2016 with 2007 -- 13-1 the winning feeling for the first time with a 41-0 win over Pipestone. In a 34-21 win over Azusa Pacific at Bob 2010 -- 13-1 1916, the program had the first winning season at 3-2-2. The Cougars Young Field. With the win, USF hosted 2016 -- 12-1 recorded a 46-0 win over Augustana. a second round game for the first time Records suggest that USF hired T.R. Johnson in 1919 when at the DII level and stand 13-1 all-time 2002 -- 12-1 the Cougars were 0-2. Later, USF hired another USD graduate in Frank in playoff games at Bob Young Field. 2003 -- 12-1 McCormick, who led the program from 1924-27 (4-18, .182). Francis In 2017, the Cougars finished 9-3 with 2001 -- 12-2 Olson, who is tied with Philip Tinsworth (6-45-1, .130, 1949-55) and Jon Anderson at the helm. The Cou- 1995 -- 11-1 Richard Sterup (20-40, .333, 1962-68), for the second longest tenure gars defeated No. 7 Minnesota Duluth (seven years) at USF, had a 19-24-6 (.388) mark from 1928-34. to open the season and played three 2004 -- 11-1 The early years at USF were tough with just five .500 or better more ranked teams. USF continued its 2014 -- 11-1 seasons in the first 30 years of the program. However, the 6-1-1 season national ranking streak of 48 consecu- 1997 -- 11-2 in 1934, including a 108-to-35 scoring edge, was a standout season. In tive weeks, which is the longest in the 2005 -- 11-2 1960, the Cougars, which included USF Hall of Fame members Bob NSIC. Young and Reid Beier, were 6-2 with a 188-to-151 scoring margin. In To this point, USF has won 1966 and 1967, USF put together a 13-5 combined record (6-3, 7-2). 20 league titles, had 106 All-Americans and 328 all-league players, in- Later in 1980, the Cougars began a six-year winning run of cluding 13 in 2015, a program-best 24 in 2016 and 14 in 2017. In total 38-18, including a 6-3-1 record in 1981 when the Cougars captured their USF has had 86 players recognized on the NSIC All-League team, in- first-ever league title, winning the SDIC. The 1981 produced the school’s cluding, 14 in 2017, program best 24 in 2016, 13 in 2015, 14 in 2014, first-ever league title as the Cougars won the SDIC with head coach eight in 2013, and 13 in 2012. USF has had 12 players named first team, Dave Schroeder. In a 9-1 campaign in 1982 USF held a 234-to-92 scor- 21 to the second team and 15 honorable mention. John Tidwell became ing edge but finished second in the SDIC, although they were ranked USF’s first 3-time first team All-NSIC selection in 2015 and was joined ninth in the NAIA poll as Dave Schroeder was named the District 12 by, Luke Papilion, Trevor Wescott, Antonio Green, in 2016 and Josh But- Coach of the Year. ler in 2017. Head Coach Bob Young took over 1984, directing the Cou- Former USF quarterback Kurtiss Riggs was inducted into the gars to its most successful period ever. In 22 seasons (1983-2004), Young NAIA Hall of Fame in 2013. Riggs led USF to a two-year record of 25-1, let his teams to a 172-69-3 (.711) record and the school’s first NAIA setting NAIA records for TD passes in a season (55), and most attempts championship in 1996 (47-25 win over Western Washington). In his without an interception (290) during the 1996 season. He directed the first season in 1984, USF went 8-2 with an SDIC title and a 233-to-145 Cougars to its first national title in 1996. In leading USF to a 14-0 re- scoring edge. cord, Riggs set schools records in single season passing yards with 3,993, In 1988, USF had the school’s best season in history as they completions, 265, and had single game passing marks in passing yards went 10-1 with a 14-9 playoff loss to Northwestern (Iowa) spoiling an with 457, completions, 30 and TDs (9). He was a 1996 NAIA first team undefeated regular season. USF had a 278-to-115 scoring margin in All-American. that season as they reached the playoffs for the first time. They finished In the title game win over Western Washington, he threw for ranked 8th in the final NAIA DII poll. It was the first time that USF had 455 yards and five TDs. Riggs, who accumulated 496 completions in won 10 straight games and set 16 school records, including rushing off- 801 attempts for 7,329 passing yards and 85 TDs in his career, was the ening 2,104 and 21 rushing TDs. Bob Booth was named the SDIC MVP, third athlete from USF named to the NAIA Hall of Fame. USF punter USF’s first league MVP. Bob Young was named Coach of the Year. Booth Brian Hansen was inducted in 1995 and track and field standout Wally was the first defensive player to win the award since 1981. Diehl was inducted in 1968. By 1994, the Cougars were ready to take a step up. Former head coach Bob Young, who was inducted into the After going 18-22 over the previous four seasons (1990-93), the Cougars Sioux Falls Football -- 100th Year put together an 8-2 campaign before going 11-1 in 1995 as they went un- won the 51st annual NAIA national title as QB Chad Cavender (15-of- beaten in the regular season. A 42-17 loss to U-Mary ended the perfect 21-155) was named game MVP. run. But it was a precursor of things to come. In 2008, the Cougars winning streak continued all the way to In 1996, the Cougars, who were ranked as high as #2 in the Rome, GA. The #2 Cougars defeated #1 Carroll College, 23-7, to win national rankings in the regular season, dominated from start to finish a second title in three seasons. Before 6,500, the Cougars scored TDs as they openeing with a 58-6 decision against Concordia (Neb.). In the on offense, defense and special teams. Carroll had won five of the six opening four games, USF had a 199-to-61 scoring edge. It was a mar- previous championships including the 17-9 win in 2007 over USF. In a gin that continued as the Cougars rolled up a 636-to-227 scoring mar- season when USF recorded seven shutouts, an eighth nearly came in the gin. After an unbeaten season, which included six games of 50 points championship game but Carroll scored with 6:15 to play in the game. or more, USF defeated U-Mary, 56-19, gaining a little revenge for the In total, USF allowed just 83 points all season, a school record. In the loss in 1995. Then they defeated rival Northwestern (Iowa), 52-21, and 14-0 season, the Cougars had a 125-to-26 advantage in four playoff wins. edged Evangel (Mo.), 28-22. In the finals, the Cou- Three times scored seven points or less in the playoffs. Overall, the only gars received a big-time performance from quarterback Kurtiss Riggs, close game was a 34-31 win over Morningside the regular season finale. who completed 25-of-33 passes for 431 yards and five TD in a 47-25 win 11 teams were held to seven points or fewer. over Western Washington (11-2) before 4,000 in attendnaced Jim Car- A year later, the Cougar Pride kept rolling. In a 15-0 season, roll Stadium in Savannah, Tenn. Both USF and #6 Western Washington USF had an 184-to-70 edge in the playoffs. One of the school’s most played in their first ever championship game. In the win, David Ruter, memorable wins occurred in the 15-0 campaign in 2009. The then who had 19 carries for 55 yards and four catches for 98 yards, scored NAIA Cougars defeated NCAA DII power North Dakota, 28-13, in three TDs, including receptions of 20 and 64 yards and a nine-yard run. Grand Forks. In the 2009 championship game, USF edge #3 Linden- Riggs, who was the Offensive Player of the Game, connected with Kalen wood (13-1), 25-22 in Rome, Ga. Braden Wieking, a Sioux Falls native, DeBoer, who caught 10 passes for 131 yards, for two TDs (5, 19). De- was offensive player of the game with three field goals and two extra Boer also had a 54-yard TD run. Overall, the Cougars had 518 yards in points. Linebacker Dominic Studzinski was defensive player of the game total offense. Jeremy Gardner also cracked 100 yards receiving with six after seve ntackles and two sacks. A Wieking field goal from 42 yards receptions for 133 yards. USF defensive end Travis Dumke (eight tack- gave USF a lead they didn’t relinguish as USF increased their winning les, 2 TFLs) was the Defensive Player of the Game. streak to 29 straight games. In the 1996 season, Riggs threw 55 TDs with just three picks After the season, HC Kalen DeBoer took a position at South- and DeBoer had 99 catches for 1,374 yards and 17 TDs. Gard er accu- ern Illinois and USF hired Jed Stugart, who led USF to a 13-1 season. mulated 50 catches for 955 yards and 16 TDs in the season. In a season In fact, the 29-game streak went to 42 straight before a loss to nemesis when USF generated 6,863 yards in total offense (4, 144 passing), they Carroll College, 10-7 in the title game. USF won a 10th straight GPAC had a season high of 678 yards in offense against Nebraska-Wesleyan title. when they scored 65 points. in total they had 86 TDs, including 57 pass- The next eary in 2011, the program began a transition to ing. NCAA DII. USF opened with a 9-2 season in 2012 when they earned Before Coach Young retired in 2004, he started USF on its their first-ever national ranking, rising as high as #17. The Cougars also greatest run of success. From 2001-to-2010 the Cougars compiled a un- registered their first win over a NCAA DII ranked squad (St. Cloud believable mark of 127-9 or a winning percentage of .934. In USF’s run, State, 32-19). After going 6-5 in 2013, the Cougars registered an 11-1 they reached the quarterfinals in the NAIA every year while win three season in 2014. That season was magical with the team’s then highest national titles, and finishing second three times with two semifinal ap- DII ranking of #10 on Oct. 27. The Cougars were ranked nine straight pearances. In that run, every USF team won at least 10 games. weeks. In December, 2014, USF defeated Central Oklahoma, 42-10 in In 2001, Young took the Cougars to the finals, falling to the Mineral Water Bowl in Excelsior Springs, Mo. It was USF’s first ever Georgetown, Kentucky, 49-27, in a season when they finished 12-2 and postseason appearance at DII. The momentum continued in 2015 as the won a GPAC title. A year later, they were unbeaten in the regular sea- Cougars rolled to a 9-3 season, which included its first ever DII playoff son and 12-1 overall as USF, which won the GPAC again, reached the appearance. While USF lost at Henderson State, 23-16, it was a year to national semifinals where the Cougars lost to Carroll College (Mt.), 20- remember as the Cougars opened 7-0 and earned its first ever top five 17. The Cougars again claimed the GPAC crown and had a second ranking in both the AFCA Coaches Poll and D2football.com. In 2016, straight unbeaten regular season in 2003. After two playoff wins, includ- the Cougars captured their first NSIC Championship, rolling to an 11-0 ing a 33-7 win over Northwestern (IA), the Cougars dropped a 16-13 record in the regular season and a 12-1 overall mark. USF advanced to loss to Northwest Oklahoma State in the national semifinals. In Young’s the “Sweet 16” and hosted two playoff games. With its third consecutive final season (2004), the Cougars had a third straight unbeaten regular berth in the NCAA DII playoffs and a 9-3 record in 2017, USF extended season before falling to Azusa Pacific, 24-3 in the quarterfinals. Young its all-time consecutive winning seasons to 24, which ranks fifth best ended his career by guiding the Cougars to 44 straight regular season across all divisions and tops in NCAA DII. The Cougars lost to No. 5 wins, including perfect regular seasons from 2002-04. Midwestern State, 24-20 in the playoffs on the road. USF’s only loss- In 2005, Kalen DeBoer, a wide receiver on the 1996 title win- es were to top-15 ranked opponents. USF, directed by Jon Anderson, ning team, took over the USF program. After Young’s departure, the had 14 players named all-league; linebacker Dennis Gardeck was NSIC winning continued under one of the school’s all-time great players in Newcomer of the Year and named to five All-American teams; 25 stu- DeBoer, who earned NAIA All-American honors and finishing his ca- dent-athletes named Academic All-NSIC and Nicholas Stanke and Aus- reer with a then record 234 receptions from 1993-96. tin Schaffer were named CoSIDA First Team Academic All-Americans. In a five-year run, DeBoer led USF to a record of 67-3 (.957) USF also extended its consecutive ranking streak to 48 straight weeks and three national titles. Under his watch, the Cougars captured four (AFCA, D2Football.com). USF extended their ranking strak to 51 weeks GPAC titles, three national titles and had a streak of 50 straight home before dropping out in 2018. In a 7-4 season USF had both a finalist wins. for the Harlon Hill Trophy (Gabe Watson) and Gene Upshaw Award DeBoer’s first season in 2005 ended in an 11-2 record and a (Trey Pipkins). atsin finished with a school record 11 straight 100 yards trip to the national quarterfinals. In the that second round playoff game, rushing games and a school mark of .957 yards as he led DII in rushing USF fell to Carroll College, 55-0. It is the last game, to date, that USF has yards per game at 177.8 and ppg at 14.2 on 26 rushing TDs. He was failed to score, a run of 113 straight games. named to five All-American Teams and selected NSIC Offensive Player The 2005 season set up the 2006 run when everything came of the Year along with two all-region MVPs. Pipkins became USF’s first together for USF. The Cougars defeated St. Francis (Ind.), 23-19, in a title player to attend the NFl Combine and later was drafted by the Los An- game that matched teams with the same mascot name and abbreviation geles Chargers with 27th pick of the third round or 91st overall. He is (USF). The Cougars, which broke from a 13-13 halftime tie with 10 the highest draft pick ever from USF. He joined five-time All-American points in a four-minute period of the third quarter, won by forcing four Dennis Gardeck in the NFL. Gardeck is in a second year with the Arizo- turnovers, includinthree fumbles. Before a crowd of 5,805 at Jim Carroll na Cardinals and earned two preseason starts. Stadium in Savannah, Tenn., USF, which was ranged #2 in the country.