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2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&TDRAKE FOOTBALL2018GAME NOTESSIX-TIME PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 2012, 2011, 2004, 2000, 1998, 1995GAME 2 SEPT. 15 1 P.M. CST DES MOINES, IOWA DRAKE STADIUM (14,557)DRAKE Bulldogs (0-1/0-0 PFL)Head Coach: Rick Fox (Wheaton, 1986)Career Record: 26-19 (5th season), at Drake: 26-19 (5th season), vs. Missouri S&T 0-0VS.#DUvsMSTMISSOURI S&T Miners (2-0/0-0 GLVC)THE MATCHUPHead Coach: Tyler Fenwick (Montana, 1988)Career Record: 29-27 (6th season), at S&T: 29-27 (6th season), vs. Drake: 0-0THE GAMEGAME INFORMATIONDateKickoffSiteStadiumSaturday, Sept. 15, 20181 p.m. CDTDes Moines, IowaDrake Stadium (14,557)RadioESPN Radio 1350 AMLive Stats/AudioGoDrakeBulldogs.comLive ulldogsFBToday’s Game Hashtag#DUvsMSTSeriesIn Des MoinesIn Rolla, Mo,First MeetingLast MeetingStreakLast Drake WinDrake leads, 6-04-02-01923 - W, 54-02011 - W, 27-23Drake, 62011Head CoachRick FoxAlma MaterWheaton, 1986Record at Drake (4th year)26-19 (.577)Record, career (4th year)26-19 (.77)Pass Game CoordinatorBrad PoleDefensive CoordinatorTodd StepsisLinebackers/Quality ControlAllen SmithDL/Special Teams Coor.Willie CashmoreRunning BacksKirk WherrittQuarterbacksJeff MartinOffensive LineMichael McClanathanDefensive LineGeorge SypniewskiCornerbacksJohn BlossAssistant Offensive LineJoshua NashSTATISTICAL LEADERSDRAKERushing LeadersWill WarnerCross RobinsonPassing LeadersGrant KraemerReceiving LeadersDevin CatesSteve DoranCross RobinsonZach DeLeonTacklesWill WarnerSean LynchZac Rujawitz1 att., 49 yds., 49.0 ypg.12 att., 35 yds, 35.0 ypg.23-of-42, 281 yds., 1 TD9 rec., 80 yds.4 rec., 64 yds.1 rec., 38 yds.2 rec., 35 yds.4 solo, 3 assists, 7 total5 solo, 2 assists, 7 total3 solo, 3 assists, 6 totalInterceptions.SacksJacob HardyDrake The Drake University football team returns to historic Drake StadiumSaturday to host Missouri S&T in the Bulldogs’ final non-conferencegame of the season. Saturday’s game is the Bulldogs’ second of the season after the team’sscheduled home opener on Sept. 1 was cancelled due to inclementweather. In its last outing, Drake fell at No. 14 Montana, 48-16. Despite the finalmargin, the Bulldogs were within a touchdown of the vaunted Grizzlieslate in the third quarter. Missouri S&T, a NCAA Division II program and member of the GreatLakes Valley Conference, is 2-0 this season with wins over Eastern NewMexico and Northwood. Fifth-year senior Grant Kraemer is set to begin his third season undercenter and has his top three receivers returning from last year. Kraemerled the PFL with 261.6 yards passing per game and tossed 20 touchdownpasses. Kraemer became the second Bulldog since 1986 to throw 20 ormore touchdowns in back-to-back seasons as the tallied 23 in 2016 and20 last season. He opened his senior season by throwning for 281 yardsat Montana. Kraemer’s top three targets, Steven Doran, Mitch McFarlane and DevinCates combined for more than 60 percent of the Bulldogs’ receiving yardsand over 50 percent of the team’s receptions last season. Cates’ was theBulldogs’ top target at Montana, collecting nine receptions for 80 yards. Drake’s defense is highlighted by preseason all-PFL selections NathanClayberg and Sean Lynch. Clayberg recorded 44 tackles with five tacklesfor a loss and 2.5 sacks last season. Lynch led Drake last year with 72tackles and helped the defensive unit lead the PFL in pass defense with199.7 passing yards per game. Missouri S&T’s offense is led by quarterback Tyler Swart who has completed 70 percent of his passes for 489 total yards in two games. Missouri S&T defensive end Tershawn Wharton is the reigning GLVCDefensive Player of the Week after recording four TFL last weekend.2018 SCHEDULESept. 1WILLIAM JEWELLThe game was canceled due to severe weather.Sept. 8AT MONTANAL, 48-16Bulldogs trailed at halftime, 10-7, before Montana pulled away in the fourthquarter. Kramer threw for 281 yardsMissouri S&T1 p.m.Des Moines, Iowa Drake Stadium (14,557) DU leads the series, 6-0Sept. 15Sept. 29at JacksonvilleNoonJacksonville, Fla. D.B. Milne Field (5,00) DU leads the series, 14-3Oct. 6BUTLER1 p.m.Des Moines, Iowa Drake Stadium (14,557) DU leads the series, 18-7Oct. 13STETSON1 p.m.Des Moines, Iowa Drake Stadium (14,557) DU leads the series, 3-0Oct. 20at DaytonNoonDayton, Ohio Welcome Satdium (11,000) Dayton leads the series, 26-8Oct. 27at ValparaisoValparaiso, Ind. Brown Field (5,000) DU leads the series, 22-3Nov. 3SAN DIEGO1 p.m.Des Moines, Iowa Drake Stadium (14,557) USD leads the series, 14-11Nov. 10MARIST1 p.m.Des Moines, Iowa Drake Stadium (14,557) DU leads the series, 6-0Nov. 17AT MOREHEAD STATE12 p.m.Morehead, Ky. Jayne Stadium (10,000) DU Leads the series, 8-3Nov. 24NCAA FCS Playoffs - First RoundTBAThe Pioneer Football League Champion will receive an automatic berth tothe FCS playoffs.1.0 sacks/4 tackles/1.0 TFLwww.GoDrakeBulldogs.comCANCELLED11 p.m.twittervs.Missouri S&TDes Moines, ldogsNicknameBlue and WhiteColorsPioneerRolla, Mo.MinersGreen, Silver & GoldConference Great Lakes Valley0-1Record2-00-1Conference Record0-016.0Points Per Game29.078.0Rushing Yards Per Game160.5287.0Passing Yards Per Game244.5365.0Total Yards Per Game405.048.0Points Allowed Per Game15.0117.0Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game127.0284.0Passing Yards Allowed Per Game72.5401.0Total Yards Allowed Per es/Lost5-363.0Penalty Yard Average49.515.8Kickoff Return Average21.26.5Punt Return Average8.738.1Punt Average40.536.4Net Punt Average33.430:29Time of Possession33:4837% (7-19)Third Down Pct.33% (9-27)67% (2-3)Fourth Down Pct.50% (1-2)2Touchdowns71-1Field Goals/Attempts3-550% (1-2)Red Zone Percentage67 % (6-9)STATISTICAL LEADERSMISSOURI S&TRushingDeshawn JonesPassingTyler Swart31 att., 140 yds., 0 TD45-of-64, 244.5 ypg., 7 TD, 2 INTReceivingBraxton Graham 12 rec., 155 yds., 3 TD, 77.5 avg.Josh Brown10 rec., 134 yds., 1 TD, 67.0 avg.Logan Armontrout6 rec., 61 yds., 2 TD, 30.5 avg.TacklesBo Brooks13 solo, 4 assists, 17 totalTershawn Wharton 9 solo, 7 assts, 16 total, 2 SacksLandon Compton11 solo, 3 assists, 14 totalSacksTershawn WhartonJack Hayes2.0 sacks/16 tackles/4.5 TFL2.0 sacks/7 tackles/3.0 TFL@DUBulldogs @DrakeBulldogsFB
2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&TWEEKLY MEDIA PLANNER10 MONDAY11 TUESDAY12 WEDNESDAY 13 THURSDAY 14 FRIDAYOFFPractice:3:20-5:30 p.m.Practice:3:20-5:30 p.m.Practice:3:20-5:30 p.m.Phone interviews without of town media conducted after practice.Coach FoxPre-practice3:10 p.m.Coach FoxPre-practice3:10 p.m.Coach FoxPre-practice3:10 p.m.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.Student-AthletesPre-practice3 p.m.Student-AthletesPre-practice3 p.m.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.Coach FoxNo availability.Student-AthletesNo availability.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.Student-AthletesPre-practice3 p.m.15 SATURDAY 16 SUNDAYWalk-through - TBAGamedayOFFCoach FoxNo availability.Drake vs. Missouri S&T Drake Stadium1:00 p.m. CDTCoach FoxNo availability.Student-AthletesNo availability.PostgameCoach Fox andrequested players willbe available followingSaturday’s game.Student-AthletesNo availability.Post-practice:5:30 p.m.COVERING THE BULLDOGSInterviewsAll interviews with Drake football coaches andstudent-athletes must be coordinated through theathletic communications office.To arrange interviews with student-athletes andcoaches please contact ty.patton (ty.patton@drake.edu) at least one day in advance. Availability will typically be prior to, or at the conclusion ofpractice on the days listed above.advance of a game.Notes/StatsPregame notes and updated stats are availableat www.GoDrakeBulldogs.com the week of eachgame. Stats will be distributed to members of theworking press following each quarter on gameday. A full stat packet will also be distributed anddisseminated electronically. To receive notes andstats via e-mail, please contact Justin Bohn (ty.patton@drake.edu).Notify Ty Patton in advance if the listed times areincompatible with your schedule and other accommodations will be attempted.Radio/Video/Live StatsAll Drake games will be aired live on radio via1350-AM ESPN RADIO with Chuck Reed handling play-by-play duties.CredentialsSubmit credential requests for home games to TyPatton (ty.patton@drake.edu) at least two days inLive video and stats of all home games and selectroad games will be available at www.GoDrakeBulldogs.com.HEAD COACH RICK FOX (@RickFoxFB)Fourth SeasonWheaton, 1986Career Record26-19/6th seasonRecord at Drake26-19/6th seasonCoaching 7-91Head CoachDrake UniversityAssociate Head CoachDrake UniversityAssociate Head CoachCentre CollegeAssistant CoachWheaton CollegeAssistant CoachAurora UniversityAsst. AD/CommunicationsTy obile205-310-1271Assistant DirectorE-MailOfficeJohn Meyerjohn.meyer@drake.edu515-271-3740FOX VS. OPPONENTS AT DRAKEYear-By-Year Assistant Coaching Record1987 Aurora4-51988 Aurora7-21989 Aurora8-11990 Aurora5-41991 Aurora5-3-11992 Wheaton6-31993 Wheaton7-21994 Wheaton7-21995 Wheaton10-11996 Wheaton8-11997 Wheaton4-51998 Wheaton6-31999 Centre5-52000 Centre5-52001 Centre9-12002 Centre6-42003 Centre8-22004 Centre4-62005 Centre7-32006 Centre5-52007 Centre6-42008 Drake6-52009 Drake8-32010 Drake7-42011 Drake9-2Conference title (tie)2012 Drake8-3Conference title (tie)2013 Drake6-5Year-By-Year Head Coaching Record2014 Drake7-42015 Drake5-62016 Drake7-42017 Drake7-42018 Drake0-1www.GoDrakeBulldogs.comDRAKE ATHLETIC nGrand ViewJacksonvilleMaristMcKendreeMissouri S&TMontanaMorehead StateNorth DakotaQuincySan DiegoSouth DakotaSouth Dakota StateSouthwesternStetsonTruman StateValparaisoWestern IllinoisWilliam 10-10-40-20-31-03-01-04-00-11-026-19Last Game20172017201720172014201720172016First 720142015Italicize - Denotes 2018 Opponenttwitter@DUBulldogs @DrakeBulldogsFB
2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&TA WIN WOULD .PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE2018 STANDINGSConferenceTeamW L �Jacksonville00–Morehead St. 00–San allW L Pct.20 1.00020 1.00020 1.00011 .50011 .50011 .50011 .50001 .00001 .00001 .000THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULESaturday, Sept. 15Dayton at DuquesneSan Diego at HarvardStetson at PresbyterianWalsh at JacksonvilleMissouri S&T at DrakeValparaiso at Youngstown StatePrinceton at ButlerAustin Peay at Morehead StateMarist at BryantGuilford at DavidsonPFL PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOffensive Player of the WeekSept. 1 Pace Temple, ButlerSept. 8 Donald Parham, StetsonDefensive Players of the WeekSept. 1 Harrison Hill, DavidsonSept. 8 David Tolbert, San DiegoSpecial Teams Player of the WeekSept. 1 Drew Bevelhimer, ButlerSept. 8 Tanner Kuljian, San Diego12:00 p.m.12:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.2:00 p.m.2:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.6:00 p.m.7:00 p.m. Be the Bulldogs’ first win of the season. Make Drake 7-0 all-time against Missouri S&T. Be Rick Fox’s 27th win as a head coach for theBulldogs. Be the program’s 615th all-time victory.ended the 2017 season with a 104 yards receiving against Jacksonville.EFFICENCY IS KEYA LOSS WOULD . Grant Kraemer closed out the 2017 season withback-to-back games of a passing efficiency ratingover 280. During the final two games, he threwfor a combined 637 yards, seven touchdowns andcompleted 32-of-38 passes. Kraemer completed17-of-20 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns in a road win over Campbell. He then wentKEY MATCHUPSDRAKE CAPTAINS Make Drake 0-2 to open the season for the thirdtime in the last two seasons. Be Missouri S&T’s first win in seven all-timecontests against Drake. The Bulldogs were near the top of the PFL insacks last year, with 27 sacks and look to keepthat trend going this season. They will be challenged on Saturday as the Griz allowed just onesack their season opener win over UNI. Drake returns three offensive linemen, JacobBacon, Jordan Lewinsky and Grant Snow, whohave a combined 47 starts under their belts. Senior quarterback Grant Kraemer will settlebehind the experienced offensive line after a20-touchdown campaign that was third amongPFL quarterbacks last season. Kraemer’s top three targets, Steven Doran,Mitch McFarlane and Devin Cates combined formore than 60 percent of the Bulldogs’ receivingyards and over 50 percent of the team’s receptions last season. Doran, who is a preseasonAll-PFL selection, led the trio with 39 catchesfor 790 yards and eight touchdowns. McFarlanehad his 2017 season cut short due to a seasonending knee injury, managed to register 523 yardsreceiving on 33 receptions in seven games. Catesrounded out the group with 32 catches for 446yards.Drake’s players voted during the spring to selectteam captains and chose fifth-year seniors Nathan Clayberg, Austin Dismond, Grant Kraemer,Sean Lynch, Cole Neary and Kieran Severa.Nathan ClaybergFifth-Year SeniorDefensive Line6-5 294Pella, IowaPellaAustin DismondFifth-Year SeniorDefensive Back5-11 183Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s SummitGrant KraemerFifth-Year SeniorQuarterback6-3 228Northridge, Calif.Notre DameBULLDOGS STUMBLE LATE AT NO. 14 MONTANA Despite the final tally, Drake only trailed No. 14Montana 10-7 at halftime and just 17-10 late inthe third quarter before turnovers started to addup as the Grizzlies scored 24 points off turnovers. Montana held just a 401-365 advantage in totalyards, in large part due to the Grizzlies 11 tacklesfor loss that pushed the Bulldogs back 56 yards. The contest at No. 14 Montana marked the thirdconsecutive season Drake has played a top-25team on the road. Previously, the Bulldogs playedat No. 4 South Dakota State in 2017 and at No. 9South Dakota State in 2016.Sean LynchFifth-Year SeniorDefensive Back5-9 180Hawthorn Woods, Ill.Lake ZurichHOME OPENER WASHED OUTCole NearyFifth-Year SeniorTight End6-5 243Carroll, IowaKuemper Catholic The Bulldogs’ season opener on Sept. 1 againstWilliam Jewell at Drake Stadium was canceled.The game will not be rescheduled and will berecorded as a no contest. The Bulldogs were leading 7-0 with 7:18 remaining in the first quarter when lightning halted thegame. Drake scored on its first possession witha six-yard touchdown run by Braeden Hartwig.Per NCAA rules, the game is recorded as a nocontest. The score and statistics from the gamewill not be counted.Kieran SeveraFifth-Year SeniorLinebacker6-0 215Lawrence, Kan.LawrenceGOING STREAKING Steven Doran finished the 2017 season on athree-game streak of 100 or more yards receiving.He started the run at San Diego when he caughta career-best seven passes for a then careerhigh 141 yards. Doran set a new career-best forreceiving yards the very next week with a 170yards on four receptions against Campbell. Hewww.GoDrakeBulldogs.com3twitter@DUBulldogs @DrakeBulldogsFB
2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&Ton to complete 15-of-18 for 268 yards and fourtouchdowns in just three quarters in the seasonfinale against Jacksonville. In this season’s first game, he caught fourpasses for 64 yards with a long of 27 yards. This week’s game will be the 1,155th in 125years of football for the school, dating back to theinitial campaign in 1893. The Bulldogs’ all-time record is 614-512-29(.545).BULLDOGS TABBED THIRDON THIS DAY IN DRAKE HISTORY The Drake University football team was pickedto finish third in the Pioneer Football Leaguestandings.Pioneer Football League 2017 PreseasonCoaches’ PollTeamPoints1. San Diego (9)812. Dayton (1)723. Drake584. Butler48Valparaiso486. Jacksonville477. Marist448. Morehead State229. Stetson1910.Davidson11 First-place votes in parentheses. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their ownteam.FOUR BULLDOGS NAMED PRESEASON ALL-PFL TEAM Nathan Clayberg, Steven Doran, Jordan Lewinsky and Sean Lynch were named to the 2018Preseason All-Pioneer Football League Team asselected by the league’s head coaches. Clayberg, who was a 2017 First Team All-PFLselection, recorded 44 tackles with five tacklesfor a loss and 2.5 sacks last season. He alsogarnered CoSIDA Academic All-America honorslast year. Doran, who was a 2017 Second Team All-PFLhonoree, is one of the league’s top four returningreceivers in total receiving yards with 790 yards.He is second among league returning receiverswith eight touchdown catches. Lewinsky was a 2017 Second Team All-PFLselection last year and helped the Bulldogs average 378 yards of total offense and 26.8 points pergame last season. Lynch, who was a 2017 First Team All-PFLhonoree, led Drake last year with 72 tackles andhelped the defensive unit lead the PFL in passdefense with 199.7 passing yards per game.100-YARD GAMES Drake has two receivers that have notched100-yard games in their career. Below are thosegames by the Bulldogs.Steven DoranCareer 100-yard receiving gamesDateOpponent Catches YardsNov. 4, 2017 at San Diego7141Nov. 11, 2017 at Campbell4170Nov. 18, 2017 Jacksonville2104Mitch McFarlaneCareer 100-yard receiving gamesDateOpponent Catches YardsSept. 9, 2017 Southwestern7152Sept. 23, 2017 Valparaiso7118BULLDOGS AMONG THE BESTTD Long132268255TD Long366053 Drake ranks 16th in overall victories (614)among the 123 schools that make up the DivisionI Football Championships Subdivision (FCS).www.GoDrakeBulldogs.com The Bulldogs have played on Sept. 15 six timesin program’s 125-year ntDenverUtah Stateat Iowa Stateat Templeat Iowa StateRose-Hulmanat UW-Plattevilleat Indiana StateResultW, 7-0L, 39-33L, 14-7L, 43-21L, 21-17W, 44-21W, 20-7L, 27-10AT HOME IN DRAKE STADIUM Drake has won 41 of its last 51 home games inthe last nine seasons. The Bulldogs went 5-0 at home in 2015 whichwas the squad’s first undefeated season at homesince 2011 when Drake went 6-0. Drake had won a program-record 11 homegames in a row before falling to No. 4 MontanaState on Sept. 8, 2012. The Bulldogs last home winning streak of 10 ormore games came during 1995-97. Drake is 32-4 in PFL home games during thelast eight onButlerCampbellCampbellSan DiegoValparaisoMorehead StateMcKendreeK. NewellC. ChristianoJ. ButlerJ. ButlerK. NewellT. WallenT. WallenT. WallenS. LynchJ. ButlerT. WallenE. MorganTDTDTDFGPuntTDPuntTDTDTDPuntPuntDRAKE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS With a share of the 2011 and 2012 Pioneer Football League titles, the Bulldogs claimed back-toback conference titles for the first time since 1931. Below is a list of Drake’s championship seasonsSeason FL1981MVC1972MVC1931MVC1930MVC1929MVC1928MVCConf. Record 0-14-17-53-05-63-05-43-0-15-3-13-07-1CREATING TURNOVERS Of the 38 turnovers forced by the Drake defensein the past three seasons, 14 resulted in points forthe Bulldogs, with three others ending games. Below is a look at the Bulldogs’ turnovers forcedin 2016, 2017 and 2018 by type and the result ofthe drive they started. Bolded entries indicate adefensive touchdown. Italicized entries are from2016 and 2017 StetsonCampbellSan DiegoDaytonMorehead soValparaisoValparaisoSouthwesternFFF. Epting--P. Read-T. TerveerK. SeveraJ. MuryT. Terveer--T. Evans--C. ZyksJ. ButlerFRRes.T. TerveerTDP. ReadPuntS. PallissardPuntT. EvansINTB. EckertDownsC. OstranderFGD. CalvertTDC. Stepanek FumbleT. EvansPuntZ. RujawitzTDP. Read End of GameE. MorganDownsT. EvansPuntT. WallenDownsS. LynchPuntC. ZyksPuntInt.K. NewellT. WallenW. WarnerS. LynchS. LynchT. WallenK. SeveraE. MorganW. WarnerW. Warner4Res.PuntTDTDPuntPuntMissed FGEnd GameINTMissed FGEnd Gametwitter@DUBulldogs @DrakeBulldogsFB
2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&TROSTER BREAKDOWNRECORD BREAKDOWNLeading at Half.0-0Trailing at Half.0-1Tied at Half.0-0BY .15Scoring first.0-0Scoring Fewer than 20 pts.0-1Scoring 20-29 pts.0-0Scoring 30-39 pts.0-0Scoring 40 pts.0-0Allowing fewer than 20 pts.0-0Allowing 20-29 pts.0-0Allowing 30 pts.0-1 30:00 of possession.0-1 30:00 of possession.0-0BY ifth-Year Seniors.15Rushing for 100 yds.0-1Rushing for 100-199 yds.0-0Rushing for 200 yds.0-0Passing for 200 yds.0-0Passing for 200-299 yds.0-1Passing for 300 yds.0-0BY POSITIONWide Receiver.12Tight Ends.8Offensive Line.22Running Back.7Quarterback.7Defensive Line.20Linebacker.14Defensive Back.16Punter/Kicker.3Totaling 300 yds.0-1300-399 yds of total offense.0-0400-499 yds of total offense.0-0500 yds of total offense.0-0Allowing 100 yds rushing.0-1Allowing 100-199 yds rushing.0-0Allowing 200 yds rushing.0-0Allowing 200 yds passing.0-0Allowing 200-299 yds passing.0-1Allowing 300 yds passing.0-0Allowing 300 yds total offense.0-0Allowing 300-399 yds total offense.0-0Allowing 400 yds total offense.0-0No turnovers.0-0 3 turnovers.0-13 or more turnovers.0-1No takeaways.0-0 3 takeaways.0-13 or more takeaways.0-0FRESHMENWide Receiver.3Tight End.3Offensive Line.8Running Back.0Quarterback.2Defensive Line.6Linebacker.3Defensive Back.4Punter/Kicker.0SOPHOMORESWide Receiver.1Tight End.1Offensive Line.6Running Back.3Quarterback.2Defensive Line.4Linebacker.4Defensive Back.4Punter/Kicker.1PFL RANKINGSScoring Offense.9thScoring Defense.10thTotal Offense.8thTotal Defense.6thRushing Offense.9thRushing Defense.3rdPass Offense.1stPass Defense.8thPassing Efficiency.9thPass Defense Effic.5thKickoff Returns.9thPunt Returns.6thPunting.5thTurnover margin.10th3rd Down Conversion.6thOpponent 3rd Down Conversion.2ndJUNIORSWide Receiver.5Tight End.1Offensive Line.5Running Back.1Quarterback.1Defensive Line.4Linebacker.3Defensive Back.3Punter/Kicker.1SENIORSWide Receiver.2Tight End.1Offensive Line.1Running Back.1Quarterback.0Defensive Line.2Linebacker.2Defensive Back.1Punter/Kicker.1FIFTH-YEAR SENIORSWide Receiver.0Tight End.2Offensive Line.2Running Back.0Quarterback.1Defensive Line.4Linebacker.2Defensive Back.4www.GoDrakeBulldogs.com5twitter@DUBulldogs @DrakeBulldogsFB
2018 DRAKE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES GAME 2 MISSOURI S&TTHE LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDTHE SERIES VS. MISSOURI S&TSeriesIn Des MoinesIn Rolla, Mo,First MeetingLast MeetingStreakLast Drak
Logan Armontrout 6 rec., 61 yds., 2 TD, 30.5 avg. Tackles Bo Brooks 13 solo, 4 assists, 17 total Tershawn Wharton 9 solo, 7 assts, 16 total, 2 Sacks Landon ComptonOct. 20 11 solo, 3 assists, 14 total Tershawn Wharton 2.0 sacks/16 tackles/4.5 TFL Jack Hayes 2.0 sacks/7 tackles/3.0 TFL Drake vs. Missouri S&T Des Moines, Iowa Location Rolla, Mo.
