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2 0 0 5 O p p o n e n t s WESLEY COLLEGE HOPE COLLEGE September 3, 1 p.m. September 17, 1:30 p.m. EDT Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana Holland Municipal Stadium • Hope, Michigan Location: Dover, Delaware Location: Holland, Michigan Enrollment: 1,400 Enrollment: 3,112 Nickname: Wolverines Nickname: Flying Dutchmen Colors: Navy and White Colors: Orange and Blue Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Atlantic Central Football Conference Conference: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Stadium: Wolverine Stadium (2,500) Stadium: Holland Municipal (5,322) President: Dr. Scott D. Miller President: Dr. James E. Bultman Athletic Director: Michael P. Drass Athletic Director: Ray Smith Head Coach: Mike Drass (Mansfield ’82) Head Coach: Dean Kreps (Monmouth ’84) Record at Wesley: 85-36-1 (12 years) Record at Hope: 55-40 (10 years) Career Record: 85-36-1 (12 years) Career Record: 55-40 (10 years) Phone: (302) 736-2363 Phone: (616) 394-7690 2004 Overall Record: 8-2 2004 Overall Record: 6-4 2004 Conference Record: 4-1 (second) 2004 Conference Record: 5-2 (tie-second) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 48/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/21 Starters Returning: 16 (Offense-7, Defense-7, Kickers-2) Starters Returning: 10 (Offense-5, Defense-4, Kickers-1) Top Offensive Returnees: QB Chris Warrick, TB Kevin Nelson, FB Warren Top Offensive Returnees: QB Joe Schwander, RB David Booko, TE Kevin Sharper, WR Jon Lanouette, WR Ian James, OL Norman Bauer, OL Chris VandenBosch, OL Josh DeHaan, FB Andy Serrano, PK Nate Barnett Sfamurri, K Chris Carlton Top Defensive Returnees: DB Joe Diekevers, DL Matt Erb, LB Zach Huiz- Top Defensive Returnees: DB Mario Harris, DB Brian Bush, LB Bryan ing, DB Bryan Turner Sorenson, LB Nick McCulley, DL Anthony Johnson, DL Bryan Robinson, DL Tony Powell, P Jake Reuter SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director: Steve Azzanesi Sports Information Director: Tom Renner E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (302) 736-2386 Office Phone: (616) 395-7860 Cell Phone: (302) 242-4409 Home Phone: (269) 637-2892 Press Box: (302) 736-5877 Press Box: (616) 392-8199 FAX: (302) 736-2374 FAX: (616) 395-7991 2005 SCHEDULE 2004 RESULTS (8-2, 4-1) 2005 SCHEDULE 2004 RESULTS (6-4, 5-2) Sept. 3 at DePauw FERRUM W 28 27 Sept. 10 at John Carroll JOHN CARROLL W 21 20 Sept. 10 at Averett at Buffalo State W 17 0 Sept. 17 DEPAUW at DePauw L 14 35 Sept. 17 BUFFALO STATE at Kean W 40 7 Sept. 24 at Wheaton WHEATON L 28 45 Sept. 24 KEAN at Carnegie Mellon L 10 24 Oct. 1 KALAMAZOO at Kalamazoo W 29 16 Oct. 1 at Seton Hill at Frostburg State W 22 0 Oct. 8 at Olivet OLIVET W 41 24 Oct. 8 FROSTBURG STATE NEWPORT NEWS W 55 7 Oct. 15 WIS. LUTHERAN at Wisconsin Lutheran W 48 14 Oct. 15 at Newport News BROCKPORT STATE W 24 17 Oct. 22 ADRIAN at Adrian W 7 0 Oct. 22 at Brockport State at Salisbury L 18 35 Oct. 29 at Albion ALBION L 13 17 Oct. 29 SALISBURY CHOWAN W 36 0 Nov. 5 at Tri-State TRI-STATE W 41 27 Nov. 5 at Chowan SOUTHERN VIRGINIA W 63 19 Nov. 12 ALMA at Alma L 24 47 SERIES RECORD (First meeting) SERIES RECORD (Hope leads 18-17) 1951 DePauw 25-23 1982 Hope 48-7 1994 Hope 19-0 1952 DePauw 34-0 1983 DePauw 13-7 1995 DePauw 13-7 1959 Hope 20-7 1984 Hope 34-26 1996 DePauw 35-7 1960 Hope 21-20 1985 DePauw 20-8 1997 DePauw 33-20 1974 Hope 10-0 1986 Hope 21-13 1998 Hope 20-10 1975 Hope 48-22 1987 Hope 46-7 1999 DePauw 27-21 1976 DePauw 28-22 1988 DePauw 19-7 2000 Hope (OT) 30-24 1977 Hope 55-7 1989 DePauw 20-13 2001 Hope 41-21 1978 Hope 35-13 1990 Hope 22-14 2002 DePauw 28-21 1979 DePauw 14-11 1991 Hope 23-14 2003 Hope 26-14 1980 DePauw 10-7 1992 DePauw 6-0 2004 DePauw 35-14 1981 DePauw 35-21 1993 Hope 21-10 16 — 2005 DePauw University Football 2 0 0 5 O p p o n e n t s TRINITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY of CHICAGO September 24, 7:30 p.m. October 1, 1:30 p.m. E.M. Stevens Stadium • San Antonio, Texas Blackstock Stadium • Greencastle, Indiana Location: San Antonio, Texas Location: Chicago, Illinois Enrollment: 2,650 Enrollment: 4,400 Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Maroons Colors: Maroon and White Colors: Maroon and White Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Conference: University Athletic Association Stadium: E.M. Stevens Stadium (3,000) Stadium: Stagg Field (1,650) President: Dr. John R. Brazil President: Don Michael Randel Athletic Director: Bob King Athletic Director: Tom Weingartner Head Coach: Steve Mohr (Denison ’76) Head Coach: Dick Maloney (UMass-Boston ’74) Record at Trinity: 119-49 (14 years) Record at Chicago: 56-45 (11 years) Career Record: 119-49 (14 years) Career Record: 56-45 (11 years) Phone: (210) 999-8285 Office Phone: (773) 702-9035 2004 Overall Record: 9-2 2004 Overall Record: 3-6 2004 Conference Record: 6-0 (first) 2004 Conference Record: 0-3 (fourth) Lettermen Returning: 75 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/18 Starters Returning: 11 (Offense-5, Defense-6, Kickers-0) Starters Returning: 18 (Offense-8, Defense-9, Kickers-1) Top Offensive Returnees: OL Billy Moran, OL Brandon Spencer, OL Corey Top Offensive Returnees: QB Marc Zera, WR Tom Guardi, WR Micah Grant, WR Robert Kelner, RB Jerrold Jones Dawson, OL Ben Potts, OL Phil Pengiel, OL Leon Gordon, OL Rich Top Defensive Returnees: DL Brant McAdams, DL, Dustin Allen, LB Jason Bartolomei, K Mike Morzenti Marshall, DB Patrick Hayes, DB Lee Patterson, DB Andrew Baker Top Defensive Returnees: DL Rob Tamillow, DL Tom Miller, LB Steve Glomski, LB Gaby Fernandez, DB Colin Carrier, DB Patrick Conway, DB Nate Hines, P Mike Morzenti SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director: Justin Parker Sports Information Director: Dave Hilbert E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (210) 999-8447 Office Phone: (773) 702-4638 Home Phone: (210) 495-3141 Home Phone: (630) 922-9606 Press Box: (210) 999-8257 Press Box: (773) 667-1956 FAX: (210) 999-7839 Fax: (773) 834-3694 2005 SCHEDULE 2004 RESULTS (9-2, 6-0) 2004 SCHEDULE 2004 RESULTS (3-6, 0-3) Sept. 3 at Austin AUSTIN W 52 10 Sept. 10 at North Park NORTH PARK W 40 20 Sept. 10 TEXAS LUTHERAN at Texas Lutheran W 41 32 Sept. 17 ELMHURST at Elmhurst L 27 39 Sept. 17 at Redlands REDLANDS W 51 27 Sept. 24 at Illinois Wesleyan ILLINOIS WESLEYAN L 13 31 Sept. 24 DEPAUW at DePauw W 29 28 Oct. 1 at DePauw DEPAUW L 24 28 Oct. 1 at Rose-Hulman ROSE-HULMAN W 35 14 Oct. 8 at Washington (Mo.) WASHINGTON (Mo.) L 16 24 Oct. 8 HUNTINGDON AZUSA PACIFIC L 14 30 Oct. 15 CARNEGIE MELLON at Carnegie Mellon L 7 17 Oct. 22 CENTRE at Centre W 52 34 Oct. 29 at Bethany (W.Va.) BETHANY (W.Va.) 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  • 2010 Mississippi College Football Game Notes

    2010 Mississippi College Football Game Notes

    2010 Mississippi College Football Game Notes Mississippi College (0-0) vs. Millsaps (0-0) Jackson, MS / Harper-Davis Field / 7:00 p.m. Sports Information Director - David Nichols / [email protected] / (601) 925-3234 Watch or Listen Live at GameCentral on GoChoctaws.com INSIDE TODAY’S GAME GAME PREVIEW D3football.com Top 25 The game between Mississippi College and Mill- # School (1st votes) Rec. Pts Prev. saps marks the fifth year in a row that the two teams 1 UW-Whitewater (20) 15-0 620 N/A have met in the Annual “Backyard Brawl”. The Choc- taws have won three of the last four games since 2 Mount Union (5) 14-1 604 N/A the series was resumed with the only loss coming in 3 Wesley 13-1 541 N/A 2008 when Millsaps advanced to the Second Round 4 Linfield 12-1 512 N/A of the Division III playoffs. Head Coach Norman Joseph begins his sixth 5 St. Thomas 11-2 496 N/A season at the helm for the Choctaws with only one 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 10-2 488 N/A losing season under his belt coming in his initial cam- 7 Central 10-1 457 N/A paign. Head Coach Aaron Pelch inherits a Millsaps 8 Wittenberg 12-1 450 N/A team after four successful years from Mike Dubose in which he either share or won outright a SCAC 9 St. John’s 10-1 353 N/A Championship. 10 Delaware Valley 10-2 311 N/A The game’s battle will feature two All-Americans 11 Ohio Northern 8-2 295 N/A on opposite sides of the ball in senior running back Steven Knight from MC and senior linebacker Will 12 Coe 10-2 268 N/A Hawkins of Millsaps.