FB Game Notes: Rocky Mountain

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GAME TIMEKickoff is set for 12 p.m. PT at Community Stadium with a live video stream on EOUSports.com. A liveradio broadcast will also be available on KCMB 104.7 FM in La Grande and Baker City.

THE SERIES* Eastern leads the all-time series 9-3.* EOU has won four the past five five meetings, including the last three.* The last time Western won in La Grande was in 2002 in their season opener, 24-21.* RMC last defeated Eastern on Nov. 1, 2008, in Billings, 37-21.* The Bears last won in La Grande on Sept. 22, 2007.* EOU has won four the five meetings in Community Stadium.* The last five matchups have totaled a combined 476 points.* In those last five meetings the teams have combined for 5,578 yards of offense, an average of 1,116offensive yards per game.

QUICK HITS* The 800-mile trek, 13-hour bus ride from Billings, Mont. to La Grande is the longest trip for RMC this season.* Rocky Mountain College’s enrollment of 945 students is thelowest among Frontier Conference football schools.* Three of the Bears’ losses have been by five points or lessincluding a 24-20 loss at then No. 3 Carroll.* The Mountaineers’ Kevin Sampson needs 89 yards to passTyronne Gross’ EOU single season rushing record.* In the games Eastern has lost this season it has been outscored 66-23 in the first quarter.

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GAME 11 * NOV. 13, 2010 EOU MOUNTAINEERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2010 EASTERN OREGON SCHEDULEA28 SOUTHERN OREGON L 30-34S4 at Montana Tech * L 21-39S11 CARROLL COLLEGE * L 12-49S18 MSU-NORTHERN * W 50-46S25 at Montana Western * W 29-13O2 at Rocky Mountain * W 55-45O16 MONTANA TECH * W 31-28O23 at Carroll College * L, 34-61O30 at MSU-Northern * W, 39-36N6 MONTANA WESTERN * L, 20-27N13 ROCKY MOUNTAIN * Noon* Frontier Conference Game All times PT

EASTERN OREGON COACHING STAFFTim Camp, Third Year (17-15, 16-13 Frontier) ...... HCZach Tinker, Third Year ......................................... OCSolomona Tapasa, First Year ................................ DCDustin Murray, Third Year ............................... ST, WRLevi Suiaunoa, Second Year ................................. DLAdam Donnelly, Second Year ................................ LBRyan Moss, Second Year ...................................... GAC.J. Green, First Year ............................................ GARodell Razor .......................................................... GA

EASTERN OREGON QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................ La Grande, Ore.Founded .............................................................. 1929Enrollment .......................................................... 3,957Nickname .............................................. MountaineersColors ... Navy and Vegas Gold (Pant. 2745 and 583)Stadium (Capacity) ....................... Community (3,000)Playing Surface .................................... Natural GrassConference ..................................................... FrontierFirst Football Season .......................................... 1929President ............................................. Dr. Bob DaviesFaculty Representative ............. Dr. Peter DiffenderferAthletics Website ...................... www.EOUSports.com

EASTERN OREGON FOOTBALL FACTS2009 Record .......................................................... 7-42009 Frontier Record/Finish ........................... 7-3/2nd2009 Final Ranking .......................................... No. 21All-Time Record ............................. 232-429-14 (.344)All-Time Frontier Record ......................... 21-27 (.438)All-Time Postseason Record ................................. 0-0

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EASTERN OREGON5-5, 5-4 FrontierIN THE POLLNo Votes

LEADERSRUSHINGSampson, 225/1135/7 TDWare, 125/384/5 TDPASSINGWare, 197-357-202373 yds/22 TD

RECEIVINGMiller, 37/565/10 TDBurroughs, 39/352/0 TDDEFENSEMcDonald, 99 TT, 10 TFLKimball,11.5 SKS, 20 TFL

ROCKY MOUNTAIN5-5, 5-4 FrontierIN THE POLLNo Votes

LEADERSRUSHINGThomas, 122/874/12 TDPeters, 61/307/2 TDPASSINGPeters, 158-2452-72054 yds/20 TD

RECEIVINGTolbert, 50/852/10 TDBarnett, 46/659/8 TDDEFENSEThelen, 96 TT, 5.5 TFLUrlacher, 5.5 SKS, 40TT

GAME #11

Date: Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010

Location: La Grande, Ore.

Kickoff: Noon PT

Stadium: Community Stadium (Grass)

Capacity: 3,000

ONE TO WATCHThe Mountaineers’ Kedrick Starr can build

onto his school records of kick returns in a

season and kickoff return yards in a season.

The freshman is currently at 1,003 kickoff

return yards, which

leads the NAIA, on

38 returns. The

Meridian, Idaho

native is third all-time

on the EOU career

kickoff yards list, and

fifth for punt return

yards in a season

(171). He needs 42

yards for second on

that stat list.

ON THE AIRVideoNoon PTAudio: Ken Kennedy,play-by-play and MarkShelden, colorRadioNoon PTAudio: Ken Kennedy, play-by-play andMark Shelden, color

GAME 11 * EOU VS. ROCKY MOUNTAIN * NOV. 13, 2010 EOU MOUNTAINEERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES * 2

Keeping Up With Eastern

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Around the Frontier

Conf. Over.W L W L

Carroll 9 0 9 0EASTERN 5 4 5 5Rocky Mountain 5 4 5 5Montana Tech 4 5 4 6MSU-Northern 3 6 3 6Montana Western 1 8 1 9

WEEK 10 (NOV. 6)Carroll at Montana Tech, 46-10MSU-Northern at Rocky Mountain, 17-49Montana Western at Eastern Oregon, 27-20

WEEK 11 (NOV. 13)Montana Tech at Montana Western, 11 a.m.MSU-Northern at Carroll, 11 a.m.Rocky Mountain at Eastern Oregon, Noon

* All times Pacific

2010 Frontier Preseason Poll

1. Carroll College (5) 25 pts2. Eastern Oregon (1) 21 pts3. Montana Tech 16 pts4. Montana Western 12 pts5. Rocky Mountain 10 pts6. MSU-Northern 6 ptsFirst place votes in parenthesis ( )

Frontier Players of the Week

OFFENSIVEKasey Peters (QB) - Rocky MountainDEFENSIVEColtin Weber (LB) - Montana WesternSPECIAL TEAMSTom Yaremko (K) - Carroll College

TEAM

SCORING OFFENSE

1. Carroll College 43.1

2. Rocky Mountain 34.5

3. Eastern Oregon 32.1

4. MSU-Northern 25.7

5. Montana Tech 23.9

6. Montana Western 15.7

SCORING DEFENSE





5. MSU- Northern 33.8


TOTAL OFFENSE







TOTAL DEFENSE







RUSHING OFFENSE







RUSHING DEFENSE







PASSING OFFENSE







PASSING DEFENSE







TURNOVER MARGIN


2. Montana Tech 0.7

3. Rocky Mountain -0.2

4. Montana Western -0.3

5. MSU- Northern -0.3

6. Eastern Oregon -1.2

PENALTIES PER GAME







3RD DOWN CONV.







OPP. 3RD DOWN CONV.







INDIVIDUAL

TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME

1. Chris Ware 275.7

RUSHING YARDS/GAME

1. Kevin Sampson 113.5

PASSING YARDS/GAME

1. Chris Ware 237.3

RECEPTIONS/GAME

1. Colton Woods (MW) 6.4

6. Kevin Sampson 4.1

TOTAL INTERCEPTIONS

1. Max Hannah 7

TACKLES/GAME

1. Landry See (MSU-N) 12.6

3. Howard McDonald 9.9

SACKS/GAME

1. Seath Kimball 1.2

FIELD GOALS MADE

1. Nick Knell 10

PUNT RET. YARDS/GAME

1. Trent Thomas (MT) 13.5

3. Kedrick Starr 11.4

KICK RET. YARDS/GAME

1. Kedrick Starrr 26.4

Statistical Leaders (As of 11/12/10)

Expanded StandingsConference Overall

W L GB W L PF PA

No. 2 Carroll 9 0 -- 9 0 43.1 16.0

Eastern Oregon 5 4 4.0 5 5 32.1 37.8

Rocky Mountain 5 4 4.0 5 5 34.5 30.9

Montana Tech 4 5 5.0 4 6 23.9 27.4

MSU-Northern 3 6 6.0 3 6 25.0 33.8

Montana Western 1 8 8.0 1 9 15.7 31.0

STREAK Home Away VS. TOP 25 VS. TOP 10

No. 2 Carroll Won 9 4-0 5-0 2-0 0-0

RV Eastern Oregon Lost 1 2-3 3-2 1-2 0-2

Rocky Mountain Won 3 3-2 2-3 0-4 0-2

Montana Tech Lost 4 3-3 1-3 1-2 0-2

MSU-Northern Lost 2 1-4 2-2 0-1 0-1

Montana Western Won 1 0-4 1-5 0-4 0-2


TRENDS UNDER TIM CAMP

2010 All Yrs

Overall 5-5 17-15

Home 2-3 10-6

Away 3-2 7-9

vs. Top 10 0-2 0-6

vs. Top 25 1-2 2-7

Leading After 1st Qtr 2-2 7-4

Tied After 1st Qtr 2-0 5-2

Trailing After 1st Qtr 1-3 5-9

Leading at Half 2-0 11-3

Tied at Half 1-1 2-2

Trailing at Half 2-4 4-10

Leading After 3rd Qtr 3-1 12-4

Tied After 3rd Qtr - 1-0

Trailing After 3rd Qtr 2-4 4-11

Overtime Games - 1-0

When Scoring First 2-3 6-6

When Opp Scores First 3-2 11-9

Largest Halftime Lead 17 26

Largest Halftime Deficit 28 28

Scoring 20+ Points 5-4 17-9




Allowing 20 or Less 1-0 5-1

Allowing 30 or Less 2-0 9-5

Decided by 3 or Less 2-0 3-1

Decided by 10 or Less 4-2 9-7

Rush <200 Yds 2-4 11-14

Rush for >200 Yds 3-1 6-1

Rush for >300 Yds 1-0 1-0

Pass for >200 Yds 5-2 16-8

Pass for >300 Yds 2-0 9-2

Total >400 Yds 5-2 14-4

Opp. Rush <100 Yds 1-1 4-2

Opp. Pass <200 Yds 0-2 4-5

Opp. Total <300 Yds - 2-2

Turnover Margin Positive 2-2 11-4

Turnover Margin Even 1-3 3-4

Turnover Margin Negative 2-0 3-7

Lead in Time of Possession 3-2 9-2

Trail in Time of Possession 2-3 8-13

BILLINGS, Mont. – The Eastern OregonUniversity football team won its third straightgame, in another offensive showcase withRocky Mountain College, 55-45.

In a game that featured over 1,100 yards ofoffense and 100 points, the Mountaineers (3-3)(3-2). Kevin Sampson ran for 201 yards andEOU finished with 612 total yards on offense.Chris Ware completed 25 of his 37 passes for 304 yards. Kasey Peters led RMCwith 409 yards through the air and completed 36 of his 56 passes.

“Our kids played very hard today,” EOU head coach Tim Camp said. “I’m veryproud of the fight this team has. There are three phases to the game, and eachphase played a part in this team victory. I’m very proud of my coaching staff.”

Sampson’s 201 yards came on 34 carries. The junior came into the game leadingthe Frontier Conference with an average of 128 yards per game on the ground.Ware entered the game leading the league in passing yards per game with anaverage of 208 yards per contest.

Michael Thomas led the Battlin’ Bears on the ground with 114 yards on 13 carries.RMC finished with 173 rushing yards, while Eastern had 308. Rocky Mountain out-gained the Mountaineers through the air, 409 to 304.

Peters found Mark Desin on 10-yard touchdown pass to open the scoring fourminutes into the game. Six minutes later Ware connected with Dillon Bedford for a17-yard touchdown strike.

The second quarter was full of scoring beginning with a 22-yard field goal fromEastern’s Nick Knell. The Bears responded with a field goal of their own from 23yards away. A pair of Ware touchdown passes to Kirk Miller and MauriceCulpepper gave the Mountaineers a 24-10 lead. Peters cut the lead to seven witha seven-yard touchdown pass to Levi Sutton with 16 seconds left in the first half.Knell would close the half with a 20-yard field goal after a great kickoff return.

The Battlin’ Bears opened the second half in dramatic fashion when Peters con-nected with AJ Tolbert for a 75-yard touchdown. Sampson then took a Ware hand-off in for a 19-yard run with 13:44 remaining in the third quarter. Peters and Suttonconnected for another touchdown from four yards out six minutes later. Ware keptthe ball for a 15-yard touchdown run on the ensuing Mountaineer possession.Peters and Desin connected again with 1:14 left in the quarter on a six-yard pass.

A Sampson 12-yard touchdown run opened the fourth quarter scoring. Thomaswould score just 18 seconds later on a 58-yard touchdown run. Neither teamwould find the endzone until Sampson ended a 14-play, 89-yard drive with a five-yard carry with two minutes left in regulation.

Ware found 10 different Mountaineer receivers Saturday, and Jake Burroughs ledwith five catches for 40 yards. Miller led EOU with 45 yards on four catches.Sutton and Tolbert each went over 100 yards receiving for RMC. Sutton caught 12passes for 125 yards and Tolbert had four catches for 106 yards.

Rocky Mountain’s Steffan Blume finished with a game-high 16 tackles. TrentonThelen and Thomas Ackerman each had 15 tackles. Marc-Avery Airhart had ateam-high 11 tackles for Eastern and Howard McDonald added 10. Max Hannahintercepted a pass for the Mountaineers.

THE LAST TIME THEY MET ...

ROCKY MOUNTAIN 45

EASTERN 55

Billings, Mont.

Oct. 2, 2010

Sunny * 80 degrees


EASTERN OREGON IN THE POLLSWeek NAIA VSNPreseason 21 21Sept. 13 NR NRSept. 20 NR NRSept. 27 NR NROct. 4 RV NROct. 11 NR NROct. 18 RV NROct. 25 RV NRNov. 1 RV 25Nov. 8 NR NR

NAIA Top 25 (as of 11/8)REC PTS

1. Sioux Falls (S.D.) (15) 9-0 416

2. Carroll College (2) 9-0 402

3. St. Xavier (Ill.) (1) 11-0 388

4. MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 10-0 370

5. Lindenwood (Mo.) 8-1 351

6. McPherson (Kan.) 9-0 341

7. Morningside (Iowa) 8-1 322

8. Ottawa (Kan.) 8-1 295

9. Dickinson State 9-1 275

10. St. Francis (Ind.) 8-1 272

11. Marian (Ind.) 8-2 252

12. McKendree (Ill.) 7-2 238

13. William Penn (Iowa) 9-1 219

14. Missouri Valley 7-2 212

15. Northwestern (Iowa) 7-2 209

16. Northwestern Oklahoma State 7-2 187

17. Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-2 166

18. Georgetown College (Ky.) 7-2 156

19. Midland University (Kan.) 8-2 124

20. Walsh (Ohio) 7-3 97

T21. St. Francis (Ill.) 7-3 83

T21. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 6-3 83

23. Langston (Okla.) 6-3 61

24. South Dakota Mines 7-3 54

25. Kansas Wesleyan 6-3 29

Others receiving votes:

University of the Cumberlands (Ky.) 21; Benedictine College

(Kan.) 5; Webber International University (Fla.) 4;

Campbellsville University (Ky.) 3; Minot State University (N.D.)

1; Friends University (Kan.) 1; Southern Nazarene University

(Okla.) 1; Black Hills State University (S.D.) 1; Sterling College

(Kan.) 1; Grand View University (Iowa) 1

VSN Top 25 (as of 11/7)1. University of Sioux Falls (S.D.) (9-0)

2. Carroll College (Mont.) (9-0)

3. Saint Xavier University (Ill.) (11-0)

4. MidAmerica Nazarene University (Kan.) (10-0)

5. Lindenwood University (Mo.) (9-1)

6. McPherson College (Kan.) (9-0)

7. Morningside College (Iowa) (9-1)

8. Northwestern College (Iowa) (7-2)

9. Ottawa University (Kan.) (8-1)

10. Northwestern Oklahoma State (7-2)

11. University of Saint Francis (Ind.) (8-1)

12. Dickinson State University (N.D.) (9-1)

13. Marian University (8-2)

14. Missouri Valley (Mo.) (8-2)

15. Georgetown College (Ky.) (7-2)

16. McKendree University (Ill.) (8-2)

17. William Penn (Iowa) (9-1)

18. Cumberland University (Tenn.) (8-2)

19. Midland Unversity (Neb.) (8-2)

20. Saint Francis (Ill) (7-3)

21. Walsh University (Ohio) (7-3)

22. Azusa Pacific (Calif) (6-3)

23. Langston University (6-3)

24. South Dakota Mines (7-3)

25. University of the Cumberlands (6-3)

THE SAMPSONKevin Sampson became the fourth player in school history to run for 1,000yards in a single season this year. The junior has amassed 1,135 yards onthe ground this season. The Seattle native is currently fourth on the All-Time EOU rushing list. Sampson is 89 yards away from breaking the singleseason rushing record at Eastern as well. He is fourth all-time on the EOUAll-Purpose yards in a career (2,663) list, and broke the single seasonrecord for All-Purpose yards in a season (1,679) school record last week.

THE SACKMASTERSeath Kimball currently ranks first in the NAIA in total sacks with 11.5 thisseason. The senior already owns six school records, and is on pace to acouple more before graduating. The Wenatchee, Wash. native is first in theNAIA in total tackles for loss (20.0). He has 50 total tackles this season andhas pushed opponents back with 102 yards from tackles for loss. Kimballalso ranks first in the NAIA in sacks and tackles for loss per game.

RIGHT WHERE THEY LEFT OFFThe Mountaineers broke 30 school records a year ago, and the currentEastern squad has been doing some breaking of their own. EOU has set 14new school marks in 2010 through 10 games. The Mountaineers are onpace for several more records this year as well.

COMEBACK KIDSEastern is 3-3 this season when opponents score first and 2-2 when itscores first. In the games EOU has won this season it has outscored oppo-nents 70-17 in the final quarter. In the four losses this year, theMountaineers have been outscored 66-23 in the first quarter. EasternOregon has been outscored 101-75 in 2010 in the opening quarter of playaltogether in 2010.

BATTLE IN THE AIREastern Oregon and Rocky Mountain have two of the most prolific offensesin the NAIA. The programs lead the Frontier Conference in passing offenseper game and are near the top of the nation. EOU is 16th in the NAIA with2,389 passing yards this season, and the Bears are sixth with 2,686 yardsthrough the air. Conversely, the two passing defenses are near the bottomof the conference, RMC is fourth allowing an average of 236.9 passingyards per game and Eastern is sixth allowing an average of 275.9 yards.

LUCKY NUMBER SEVEN?Eastern is playing for its seventh six-win season in the school’s 81-yearfootball history. With a victory Saturday the Mountaineers would be 6-5 forthe year. There has only been 20 seasons in the program’s history thathave ended with a record above .500. EOU last put back-to-back winningseasons together in 1979 and 1980. Eastern Oregon went 6-4 in 1979 and8-1 in 1980, the best season in the school’s history.


Saturday’s Two Deep Rosters

Eastern Oregon Offensive Two Deep

AND THAT’S ANOTHER EOU ...The Mountaineers have piled up first downsthis season. Eastern is second in the FrontierConference in first downs per game (23.9).EOU is eighth in the NAIA in that stat categoryas well.

SHINING STARR Eastern’s Kedrick Starr has had a breakoutredshirt freshman season. He has beennamed the Victory Sports Network NationalSpecial Teams Player of the Week this sea-son, and has returned a kickoff for a touch-down and a punt for a touchdown. TheMeridian, Idaho native is first in the NAIA inkickoff return yards this season (1,003).

THIRD DOWN THUNDER Eastern is 17th in the NAIA in converting onthird downs this season. The Mountaineershave made a first down on 65 of the 149 thirddowns this season. That’s an average of 43.6percent of the time.

A NEW FRONTIERThe Mountaineers have many players atopthe conference in statistical categories. ChrisWare leads total offense and passing yardsper game. Kevin Sampson leads rushingyards per game. Max Hannah leads intercep-tions per game. Seath Kimball leads sacksper game. Nick Knell leads field goals madeper game. Kedrick Starr leads kickoff returnyards per game.

SOME OF THE BESTAlong with Kedrick Starr and Seath Kimball’srankings in the NAIA, some otherMountaineers are near the top of the nation instatistical categories. Kevin Sampson is thirdin total rushing yards (1,135) and fourth intotal all-purpose yards (1,679). Max Hannah isfifth in interceptions with seven this year.Howard McDonald and Dallas Smith are eachfifth with forced fumbles per game. Chris Wareis seventh in total offensive yards (2,757).Nick Knell is ninth with 11 made field goalsthis year.

Rocky Mountain Defensive Two Deep

Center64 J. Lewis

JR 5-11 275

78 J. Smith

SR 6-2 260

Tackle78 J. Smith

SR 6-2 260

75 J. Thiessen,

SO 6-6 315

Guard71 B. Saltvick

SO 6-2 275

67 J. Walker

RS FR 6-1 273

Guard66 N. Cress

SR 6-1 285

67 J. Walker

RS FR 6-1 273

Tackle70 C. Brophy

SR 6-5 275

75 J. Thiessen,

SO 6-6 315

Quarterback7 C. Ware

JR 6-1 210

11 R. Walser

RS FR 6-4 215

Tight End29 D. Bedford

SR 6-5 250

80 G. Cole

JR 6-3 240

Running Back20 K. Sampson

JR 5-9 184

25 A. Naway

RS FR 6-0 208

Wide Receiver13 J. Burroughs

JR 6-2 200

34 S. Hurlbut

SO 5-10 185

Wide Receiver15 K. Miller

SR 6-0 185

1 M. Culpepper

FR 6-2 195

Wide Receiver89 K. Starr

RS FR 5-9 175

83 K. Oveson

JR 6-1 185

Kicker40 N. Knell

JR 6-0 180

41 R. Parkhouse

SR 6-0 170

Kick Returner89 K. Starr

RS FR 5-9 175

25 A. Naway

RS FR 6-0 208

Inside LB

Tackle57 C. Molen

JR 6-2 210

37 A. Riordan

RSFR 5-11 190

Guard Guard Tackle

Strong Safety

Outside LB

Left CB

Outside LB

Right CBFree Safety

Punter Punt Returner

47 S. Blume

JR 6-2 220

41 E. Dighans

SO 6-2 240

34 L. Mahlen

SR 5-11 225

41 E. Dighans

SO 6-2 240

20 T. Thelen

SO 6-2 225

35 A. Desin

RSFR 6-2 215

45 P. Urlacher

SR 6-2 260

50 B. Eliel

SO 6-2 230

99 P. Palu

JR 6-1 285

65 J. Scharbrough

RSFR 6-0 275

90 T. Mallory

JR 6’4 225

92 S. Means

FR 6’0 210

23 R. Fuentes

SO 5-11 175

26 R. Ferguson

FR 6-1 190

8 J. Fitgerald

JR 6-1 195

B. Hilde

RSFR 6-0 200

4 T. Acherman

JR 6-1 195

22 T. Bertelsen

RSFR 5-11 190

13 E. Buer

RSFR 5-9 185

26 R. Ferguson

FR 6-1 190

84 D. Carothers

SO 5-10 170

15 M. Thomas

SR 6-2 230

N/A

N/A


Saturday’s Two Deep Rosters

Rocky Mountain Offensive Two Deep

Eastern Oregon Defensive Two Deep

2010 RECORD WATCHRecord Active Player Needed to BreakRushing TD- Car. Chris Ware 4 touchdownsRush Att.- Sea. Kevin Sampson 26 attemptsFG Att.- Sea. Nick Knell 4 FG attemptsFum. Forced- Car. Seath Kimball 1 forced fumbleReception TD- Sea. Kirk Miller 1 touchdownRushing Yds- Sea. Kevin Sampson 89 yardsRushing Yds- Car. Kevin Sampson 1,089 yardsTeam Rush Yds.- Sea. 337 yards

Center

Tackle Guard Guard Tackle

Quarterback

Wide Receiver

Running Back

Wide Receiver

Wide Receiver

Wide Receiver

Kicker Kick Returner

Linebacker43 M. Airhart

JR 6-0 228

42 D. Smith

SR 6-2 235

Def. Lineman44 S. Kimball

SR 6-3 240

92 N. Roberson

JR 6-2 256

Guard99 D. Kosub

FR 6-3 328

62 J. Bunker

SO 6-0 260

Tackle62 J. Bunker

SO 6-0 260

50 J. Peiler

JR 5-11 280

Def. Lineman45 M. Goings

SO 5-10 220

92 N. Roberson

JR 6-2 256

Strong Safety2 M. Hannah

RS FR 5-10 170

16 M. Larson

RS FR 6-0 185

Linebacker28 H. McDonald

SO 5-10 211

58 B. Sveden

SO 6-0 220

Left CB86 K.Garcia

FR 5-7 166

21 J. Rhodes

JR 6-0 170

Linebacker32 M. Gayman

RS FR 6-0 192

36 M. Finley

SO 6-0 214

Right CB31 N. Thompson

SO 5-9 151

2 M. Hannah

RS FR 5-10 170

Free Safety33 J. Young

SR 5-9 175

19 W. Togiailua,

JR 5-10 203

Punter41 R. Parkhouse

SR 6-0 170

40 N. Knell

JR 6-0 180

Punt Returner89 K. Starr

RS FR 5-9 175

25 A. Naway

RS FR 6-0 208

PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE4 – Edward Apostol: Ah-paus-toll

6 – Justin Udy: YOU-dee

8 – Jason Simonis: See-moan-is

9 – Nick Magrone: Ma-grown

10 – Dustin Eggers: EGG-ers

17 – Austin Foteff: Fo-teff

19 – Watson Togiailua: Tow-we-ah-loo-ah

25 – Abraham Naway: Nah-way

30 – Hayden Plocher: Plock-er

50 – Jordan Peiler: Peel-er

51 – Jesse Achatz: Atch-its

53 – Jason Reyes: Ray-es

58 – Bryce Svedin: Svah-dean

59 – Michael Krafsig: Kraf-sig

70 – Cameron Brophy: Bro-fee

75 – James Thiessen: Thee-sin

83 – Kaleb Oveson: Ov-ah-son

85 – James Mastelotto: Mah-still-lotto

91 – Justin McKague: Mick-keg

95 – Jeremy Rowley: Rao-lee

99 – Derek Kosub: Co-sub

71 D. Vasilevskiy

SO 6-3 290

67 M. Moos

So 6-2 250

66 C. Shultz

JR 6-4 300

52 S. Dean

SR 6-0 260

61 N. Coon

RSFR 6-1 280

76 M. Lopez

RSFR 6-5 310

79 J. Kershaw

SO 6-5 270

67 M.. Moos

SO 6-2 250

2 A. Tolbert

JR 6-4 220

18 J. John

So 6-0 190

68 B. Carich

SR. 6-2 290

77 C. Rhew

SO 6-0 265

5 N. Barnett

SR 5-10 180

16 M. Concienne

So 5-8 165

7 K. Peters

SR 6-3 220

11 M Desin

Sr 5-11 195

3 L. Sutton

JR 6-0 185

87 N. Blankenship

JR 5-9 170

11 M. Desin

SR 5-11 195

89 S. Theriault

SO 6-0 200

15 M. Thomas

SR 6-2 230

21 S. Coleman

JR 5-10 210

84 D. Carothers

SO 5-10 170

15 M. Thomas

SR 6-2 230

N/A

N/A


NUMERICALNo. Name Pos.

1 Maurice Culpepper WR

2 Max Hannah DB

3 Dylan Steigers DB

4 Edward Apostol LB

5 Chance Hendrickson QB

6 Justin Udy WR

7 Chris Ware QB

8 Jason Simonis QB

9 Nick Magrone DB

10 Dustin Eggers QB

11 Ray Walser QB

12 Derek Barth RS

12 Cam Robak RS

13 Jake Burroughs WR

14 Trace Richardson WR

15 Kirk Miller WR

16 Mitchel Larson DB

17 Austin Foteff DB

18 Tristan Askew DB

19 Watson Togiailua DB

20 Kevin Sampson RB

21 Jake Rhodes DB

22 Roger Garza WR

23 Karsen Garcia DB

24 Adam Davis RB

25 Abraham Naway RB

26 Kyle Kerfoot DB

27 Matt Orthmann RB

28 Howard McDonald LB

29 Dillon Bedford TE

30 Hayden Plocher RB

31 Nick Thompson DB

32 Matt Gayman LB

33 Jared Young DB

34 Sean Hurlbut WR

35 Trevor Johnson

36 Mark Finley LB

37 Nick Connor LB

38 Dylan Cutler RB

39 Daniel Lee K/P

40 Nick Knell K/P

41 Richard Parkhouse P

42 Dallas Smith, Dallas LB

43 Marc-Avery Airhart LB

44 Seath Kimball DL

45 Michael Goings DL

46 Tyler McFarlane LB

47 Komivi Akengue DB

48 Mahonri Bostrom RB

49 Ryan Watson DL

50 Jordan Peiler DL

51 Jesse Achatz LB

52 Garek Stuart

53 Jason Reyes DL

54 Christian Doucett DL

55 Nathan Rudder DL

56 Tyson Bain DL

57 Garrett Owens OL

58 Bryce Svedin LB

59 Michael Krafsig OL

60 Jared Vanbeek OL

61 Dakota Taylor OL

62 Jorden Bunker DL

63 Alex Dyke OL

64 Jason Lewis OL

2010 EOU FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School)

51 Achatz, Jesse LB SO 6-0 205 Boring, Ore. (Clackamas HS)

43 Airhart, Marc-Avery LB JR 6-0 235 Renton, Wash.(John F. Kennedy HS)

47 Akengue, Komivi DB RS 5-8 175 Battle Ground, Wash. (Bat. Grd. HS)

4 Apostol, Edward LB FR 5-11 226 Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky HS)

18 Askew, Tristan DB RS 5-10 160 Kent, Wash. (Kentwood HS)

56 Bain, Tyson DL RS 5-9 244 Cathlamet, Wash. (Wahkiakum HS)

12 Barth, Derek RS

29 Bedford, Dillon TE JR 6-4 224 Arroyo Grande, Calif. (Arr. Gde. HS)

48 Bostrom, Mahonri RB RS 5-8 182 Nampa, Idaho (Nampa HS)

70 Brophy, Cameron OL SR 6-5 272 Prosser, Wash. (Prosser HS)

81 Brown, Micah WR RS 6-0 179 Napavine, Wash. (Napavine HS)

62 Bunker, Jorden DL SO 6-0 260 Nyssa, Ore. (Nyssa HS)

13 Burroughs, Jake WR JR 6-2 200 Meridian, Idaho (Meridian HS)

80 Cole, Gary TE JR 6-2 225 Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS)

37 Connor, Nick LB JR 5-11 227 Molalla, Ore. (Colton HS)

66 Cress, Nathan OL SR 6-1 267 Cathlamet, Wash. (Wahkiakum HS)

1 Culpepper, Maurice WR FR 6-3 199 Perris, Calif. (Citrus Hill HS)

38 Cutler, Dylan RB RS 5-11 180 Pilot Rock, Ore. (Pilot Rock HS)

24 Davis, Adam RB RS 5-10 201 Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS)

72 Davison, Tim DL RS Kelso, Wash. (Kelso HS)

54 Doucett, Christian DL RS 5-11 203 Gig Harbor, Wash. (Peninsula HS)

63 Dyke, Alex OL RS 6-2 254 Baker City, Ore. (Baker City HS)

10 Eggers, Dustin QB R-SO 6-0 185 Deary, Idaho (Deary HS)

87 Eggers, Brandon WR RS 5-11 184 Deary, Idaho (Deary HS)

90 Faafolau, Zach RS

36 Finley, Mark LB SO 6-0 214 Parma, Idaho (Parma HS)

17 Foteff, Austin DB FR 5-10 181 Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone HS)

23 Garcia, Karsen DB FR 5-7 166 Placentia, Calif. (Valencia HS)

22 Garza, Roger WR FR 5-8 178 Ontario, Ore. (Ontario HS)

32 Gayman, Matt LB FR 6-0 192 Auburn, Wash. (Mountain View HS)

45 Goings, Michael DL SO 5-10 220 Puyallup, Wash. (Puyallup HS)

2 Hannah, Max DB FR 5-10 170 Ferndale, Wash. (Ferndale HS)

69 Harris, RJ OL RS 6-0 291 West Richland, Wash. (Hanford HS)

5 Hendrickson, Chance QB FR 6-1 174 Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS

34 Hurlbut, Sean WR SO 5-10 178 Laurel, Wash. Meridian HS

35 Johnson, Trevor RS

68 Jones, Emory OL FR 6-0 261 Boise, Idaho (Borah HS)

77 Kasper, Jordan OL JR 6-5 340 Boise, Idaho (Meridian Tech HS)

26 Kerfoot, Kyle DB SO 5-6 167 Mt. Home, Idaho (Mt. Home HS)

44 Kimball, Seath DL SR 6-3 240 Wenatchee, Wash. (Eastmont HS)

40 Knell, Nick K/P SO 6-0 183 Lander, Wyo. (Lander Valley HS)

99 Kosub, Derek DL FR 6-3 328 Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

59 Krafsig, Michael OL FR 6-0 268 Vancouver, Wash. (Mt. View HS)

16 Larson, Mitchel DB JR 6-2 175 Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin HS)

93 Lawson, Parker DL FR 6-2 256 Friday Harbor, Wash. (Fri.Harbor HS)

39 Lee, Daniel K/P FR 6-3 227 Perrydale, Ore. (Perrydale HS)

64 Lewis, Jason OL JR 5-11 272 Anchorage, Alaska (Dimond HS)

9 Magrone, Nick DB FR 5-10 166 Portland, Ore. (Parkrose HS)

85 Mastelotto, James TE JR 6-5 205 Oroville, Calif. (Las Plumas HS)

28 McDonald, Howard LB SO 5-10 211 Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS)

46 McFarlane, Tyler LB SO 6-0 210 Boise, Idaho (Idaho City HS)

91 McKague, Justin TE FR 6-1 212 Boise, Idaho (Borah HS)

15 Miller, Kirk WR SR 6-0 165 Kuna, Idaho (Kuna HS)

84 Miller, Rian WR RS 5-3 144 Auburn, Wash. (Federal Way HS)

25 Naway, Abraham RB FR 5-11 186 Boise, Idaho (Borah HS)


NUMERICAL

No. Name Pos.

65 Manaokalani Victorino OL

66 Nathan Cress OL

67 Justin Walker OL

68 Emory Jones OL

69 RJ Harris OL

70 Cameron Brophy OL

71 Brendan Saltvick OL

72 Tim Davison DL

73 Josh Ward OL

74 Dustin Smith OL

75 James Thiessen OL

76 Grady White OL

77 Jordan Kasper OL

78 Jordan Smith OL

79 Eric Spond

80 Gary Cole TE

81 Micah Brown WR

82 Mike Wood DE

83 Kaleb Oveson WR

84 Rian Miller WR

85 James Mastelotto TE

86 Vincent Wagner

87 Brandon Eggers WR

90 Zach Faafolau

91 Justin McKague TE

92 Nick Roberson DL

93 Parker Lawson DL

94 Wes Orr DL

95 Jeremy Rowley DL

96 Andrew Woody TE

97 Jordan Spence DL

98 Nick Thiemer

98 Billy Zimmerman DL

99 Derek Kosub DL

100 Sam Parke RB

2010 EOU FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School)

94 Orr, Wes DL FR 6-2 200 Princeton, Idaho (Deary HS)

27 Orthmann, Matt RB R-SO 5-9 210 Yakima, Wash. (East Valley HS)

83 Oveson, Kaleb WR JR 6-1 184 Wallowa, Ore. (Wallowa HS)

57 Owens, Garrett OL FR 6-1 305 Troutdale, Ore. (Reynolds HS)

100 Parke, Sam RB RS 5-7 169 Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead Cty. HS)

41 Parkhouse, Richard P SR 5-11 176 Walnut, Calif. (Walnut HS)

50 Peiler, Jordan DL JR 5-11 280 Oceanside, Calif. (Vista HS)

30 Plocher, Hayden RB JR 5-7 165 Meridian, Idaho (Mountain View HS)

53 Reyes, Jason DL FR 6-0 256 La Verne, Calif. (Damien HS)

88 Reynolds, Justin WR JR 5-10 190 Battle Ground, Wash. (Bat. Grd. HS)

21 Rhodes, Jake DB JR 6-0 170 Coeur d' Alene, Idaho (Cr. d' Al. HS)

14 Richardson, Trace WR RS 6-1 157 Baker City, Ore. (Baker HS)

12 Robak, Cam RS

92 Roberson, Nick DL JR 6-2 256 Spokane, Wash. (West Valley HS)

95 Rowley, Jeremy DL SO 6-4 240 Hood River, Ore. (Hood Riv. Val. HS)

55 Rudder, Nathan DL SO 5-11 237 Meridian, Idaho (Meridian HS)

71 Saltvick, Brendan OL SO 6-1 288 Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS)

20 Sampson, Kevin RB JR 5-9 176 Seattle, Wash. (Rainier Beach HS)

8 Simonis, Jason QB FR 6-5 190 Poulsbo, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS)

42 Smith, Dallas LB SR 6-2 235 Redding, Calif. (Foothill HS)

74 Smith, Dustin OL RS 6-0 266 Woodland, Wash. (Woodland HS)

78 Smith, Jordan OL SR 6-1 253 Coeur d' Alene, Idaho (Cr. d' Al. HS)

97 Spence, Jordan DL JR 6-4 248 Longley, BC (Walnut Grove Sec.)

79 Spond, Eric RS

89 Starr, Kedrick WR FR 5-8 166 Meridian, Idaho (Meridian HS)

3 Steigers, Dylan DB FR 5-10 190 Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel High)

52 Stuart, Garek RS

58 Svedin, Bryce LB SO 6-0 215 Weiser, Idaho (Weiser HS)

61 Taylor, Dakota OL FR 6-4 324 Weiser, Idaho (Weiser HS)

98 Thiemer, Nick RS

75 Thiessen, James OL SO 6-5 306 Triangle Lake, Ore. (Triangle Lk. HS)

31 Thompson, Nick DB SO 5-9 151 Imbler, Ore. (Imbler HS)

19 Togiailua, Watson DB JR 5-10 203 Lakewood, Wash. (Lakes HS)

6 Udy, Justin WR JR 5-10 176 Genesee, Idaho (Genesee HS)

60 Vanbeek, Jared OL JR 6-2 241 Nampa, Idaho (Meridian HS)

65 Victorino, Manaokalani OL RS 5-11 308 Kent, Wash. (Kentwood HS)

86 Wagner, Vincent RS

67 Walker, Justin OL SO 6-2 275 Cheney, Wash. (Cheney HS)

11 Walser, Ray QB FR 6-4 214 Mt. Vernon, Wash. (Mt. Vernon HS)

73 Ward, Josh OL FR 6-5 309 Boise, Idaho (Idaho City HS)

7 Ware, Chris QB JR 6-1 212 Rainier, Ore. (Rainier HS)

49 Watson, Ryan DL RS 5-11 215 Yakima, Wash. (Eisenhower HS)

76 White, Grady OL JR 6-3 295 Eagle, Idaho (Eagle HS)

82 Wood, Mike DE RS 6-3 198 Thompson Falls, Mont. (Tp. Fls. HS)

96 Woody, Andrew TE RS 6-0 202 Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS)

33 Young, Jared DB SR 5-9 175 Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin HS)

98 Zimmerman, Billy DL FR 6-3 250 Rainer, Ore. (Rainer HS)

Eastern Players of the Week

OFFENSIVEJake Burroughs (WR) - 2 rec., 39 yds.

DEFENSIVEHoward McDonald (LB) - 14 TT, 2 TFL, 0.5 scks

SPECIAL TEAMSRicky Parkhouse (P) - 2 punts, 126 yds, 79 long* The 79-yard punt was five yards short of break-ing the school record for longest punt in EOU his-tory. It ranks as the second longest in the 81-yearhistory of EOU football.

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BY YEARSENIORS: 8JUNIORS: 22SOPHOMORES: 16FRESHMEN: 26REDSHIRTS: 30

BY STATEWASHINGTON: 34IDAHO: 25OREGON: 19CALIFORNIA: 8MONTANA: 4

ALASKA: 1BRITISH COLUMBIA: 1NEVADA: 1WYOMING: 1

RUSHING

Player Rushed for 100 Yards

by EO 103, Kevin Sampson at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp 228, John Camino at Carroll College 10/23/2010

Two Players Rushed for 100 Yards

by EO Brad Padayao(195) and Travis Morscheck (125) vs. Montana

Western 10/13/2007

by Opp Jed Thomas (139) and John Barnett (113) Carroll College

10/14/2006

Player Rushed for 200 Yards

by EO 201, Kevin Sampson at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

by Opp 228, John Camino at Carroll College 10/23/2010

Player Rushed 30 Times

by EO 30 (103 yds), Kevin Sampson at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp 37 (195 yds), Brandon Baldwin at Southern Oregon 8/29/2009

Player Rushed for 3 Touchdowns or More

by EO 3, Kevin Sampson at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

by Opp 3, John Camino Carroll 9/11/2010

Player Scored on 50-Yard Run or Longer

by EO 65, Chris Ware vs. Carroll College 11/07/2009

by Opp 58, Michael Thomas at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

Player had a 70-Yard Run or Longer

by EO 70, Ian O’Brien at Montana Tech 9/29/2007

by Opp 99, Teague Egan at Montana Tech 9/16/2006

PASSING

Player Passed for 400 Yards

by EO 443, Chris Ware vs. Rocky Mountain 9/27/2008

by Opp 429, Kasey Peters at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

Player Completed 25 Passes

by EO 25, Chris Ware (304 yds) at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

by Opp 30, Matt Komac (342 yds) Montana Tech 10/16/2010

Player Attempted 40 Passes

by EO 40, Chris Ware (21 comp) vs. Montana Tech 10/16/2010

by Opp 46, Matt Komac (30 comp) Montana Tech 10/16/2010

Player Passed for 4 or more Touchdowns

by EO 4, Chris Ware vs. MSU Northern 9/18/2010

by Opp 4, Derek Lear at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

RECEIVING

Player Caught 10 or More Passes

by EO 10, Jomo Wilson (148) vs. Carroll College 9/2/2005

by Opp 11, Levi Sutton (138) at Montana Tech 10/2/2010

Player Gained 150 Yards Receiving

by EO 165, Kirk Miller (7 rec.) at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp 192, Levi Sutton (20 rec.) at Rocky Mountain 10/10/2009

Two players had 100 yards Receiving

by EO Kirk Miller (117) and Jordyn Jackson (102) at Southern Oregon

8/29/2009

by Opp Matt Stuart (105) and Brandon O’Brien (105) at MSU-Northern

10/30/2010

Player Made Three Touchdown Receptions

by EO 3, Kirk Miller at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp 3, Corey Peterson Carroll College 11/07/2009

Player Scored on 50-Yard Pass Play or Longer

by EO 66, Kirk Miller (Chris Ware) at Carroll College 10/23/2010

by Opp 55, Brandon O’Brien (Derek Lear) at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

Player Scored on 70-Yard Pass Play or Longer

by EO 74, Jordyn Jackson (Chris Ware) vs. Carroll College 11/7/2009

by Opp 75, AJ Tolbert (Kasey Peters) at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

SPECIAL TEAMS

Player Accumulated 100 Yards or More Punt Returns

by EO 182, Greg Fullerton vs. MSU Northern 11/4/2006

by Opp 169, Brian Guisti Rocky Mountain 9/22/2007

Player Returned Punt for Touchdown

by EO 68, Kedrick Starr vs. Montana Tech 10/16/2010

by Opp 94, Brian Guisti Rocky Mountain 9/22/2007

Player Returned Kickoff for Touchdown

by EO 85, Ked Starr at Carroll College 10/23/2010

by Opp Tyson Lucier vs. MSU-Northern 9/18/2010

Player Scored a Touchdown on a Blocked Punt

by EO

by Opp Jared Van Voast MSU Northern 9/18/2010

Player Blocked Punt (No Touchdown)

by EO Howard McDonald at Carroll College 10/23/2010

by Opp Tyson Lucier vs. MSU-Northern 9/18/2010

Player Blocked a Field Goal (No Touchdown)

by EO Jorden Bunker at Carroll College 10/23/2010

by Opp Sean Kuypert vs. Southern Oregon 8/28/2010

KICKING

Player Kicked Four or More Field Goals

by EO 4,

by Opp 4, Tyler Crowley at Southern Oregon 8/29/2009

Player had a 70+ Yard Punt

by EO Richard Parkhouse, 79 yards, at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp Kyle Finnerman, 77 yards, at MSU-Northern (9/13/2008)

Player Missed Point After Touchdown

by EO Nick Knell vs. Carroll College 9/11/2010

by Opp at Macken Crossley Montana Western 9/25/10

DEFENSE

Player Made 15 or More Tackles

by EO 15, Marc Avery-Airhart vs. Montana Tech 10/16/2010

by Opp 16, Steffan Blume at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

Player Made Three or More Interceptions

by EO 3, Vernon Smith at Menlo College 9/11/2004

by Opp

Player Returned Interception for Touchdown

by EO Karsen Garcia (50 yds) vs. Carroll College 9/11/2010

by Opp Curtis Quigley (57 yds) vs. Montana Western 11/6/2010

Player Recovered/Returned Fumble for Touchdown

by EO Jared Young (69 yds) vs. Carroll College 9/11/2010

by Opp

Player Scored a Safety

by EO Kevin Sampson at Montana Western 9/25/2010

by Opp Travis Hjort MSU Northern 9/18/2010

TEAM

Surpassed 500 Yard Total Offense

by EO 540, at MSU-Northern 10/30/2010

by Opp 705, at Carroll College 10/23/2010

Rushed for 300 Yards

by EO 307, at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010


Passed for 400 Yards

by EO 423, vs. MSU Northern 9/26/2009

by Opp 429, at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010

Recorded a Shutout

by EO 47-0, at Rocky Mountain 10/23/2004

by Opp 0-34, vs. Carroll College 10/14/2006

Scored 50 Points

by EO 55, at Rocky Mountain 10/2/2010


Failed to Rush for 100 Yards

by EO 62, Carroll College 9/11/2010

by Opp 23, at Montana Western 9/25/2010

Failed to Pass for 100 Yards

by EO 92, vs. MSU Northern 11/10/2007

by Opp 31, at MSU Northern 10/6/2007

THE LAST TIME...


OFFENSE

Game WR LT LG C RG RT WR WR

SOU Burroughs Smith Saltvick Jones Cress Brophy Miller Hurlbut

@MIT Burroughs Smith Saltvick Jones Cress Brophy Miller Hurlbut

CC Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Hurlbut

MSUN Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Hurlbut

@UMW Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Udy

@RMC Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Udy

MIT Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Starr

@CC Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Starr

@MSUN Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Starr

UMW Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Starr

RMC Burroughs Smith Saltvick Lewis Cress Brophy Miller Starr

Game QB TB TB TE TE

SOU Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

@MIT Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

CC Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

MSUN Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

@UMW Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

@RMC Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

MIT Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

@CC Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

@MSUN Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

UMW Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

RMC Ware Sampson --- Bedford ---

DEFENSE

Game DE NG DT DE LB LB LB

SOU Kimball Spence Kosub Rudder McDonald Airhart Gayman

@MIT Kimball Spence Kosub Rudder McDonald Airhart Gayman

CC Kimball Spence Kosub Rudder McDonald Airhart Gayman

MSUN Kimball Spence Kosub Rudder McDonald Airhart Gayman

@UMW Kimball Spence Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Smith

@RMC Kimball Spence Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Smith

MIT Kimball Kosub Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Smith

@CC Kimball Kosub Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Smith

@MSUN Kimball Kosub Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Gayman

UMW Kimball Kosub Peiler Goings McDonald Airhart Gayman

RMC Kimball Kosub Bunker Goings McDonald Airhart Gayman

Game LC SS FS RC

SOU Rhodes Smith Young Thompson

@MIT Rhodes Smith Young Thompson

CC Rhodes Smith Young Thompson

MSUN Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

@UMW Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

@RMC Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

MIT Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

@CC Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

@MSUN Garcia Togiailua Young Hannah

UMW Garcia Hannah Young Thompson

RMC Garcia Hannah Young Thompson


GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS


2010 EASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSRushes 34 Kevin Sampson at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Rushing 227 Kevin Sampson vs Southern Oregon (08/28/10)

TD Rushes 3 Kevin Sampson at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Long Rush 31 Kevin Sampson vs Southern Oregon (08/28/10)

Pass attempts 40 Chris Ware vs Montana Tech (10/16/10)

Pass completions 25 Chris Ware at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Passing 304 Chris Ware at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

TD Passes 4 Chris Ware vs Montana St.-Northern (09/18/10)

Long Pass 66 Chris Ware at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Receptions 8 Kevin Sampson at Montana Western (09/25/10)

Yards Receiving 165 Kirk Miller at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

TD Receptions 3 Kirk Miller at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Long Reception 66 Kirk Miller at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Field Goals 3 Nick Knell vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

Long Field Goal 46 Nick Knell at Montana Western (09/25/10)

Punts 8 Richard Parkhouse vs Montana Western (11/06/10)

Punting Avg 63.0 Richard Parkhouse at at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Long Punt 79 Richard Parkhouse at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Long Punt Ret. 68 Kedrick Starr vs Montana Tech (10/16/10)

Long Kickoff Ret. 85 Kedrick Starr at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Tackles 15 Marc-Avery Airhart vs Carroll College (09/11/10)

Marc-Avery Airhart vs Montana Tech (10/16/10)

Sacks 3.5 Seath Kimball at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Tackles For Loss 5.5 Seath Kimball at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Interceptions 2 Max Hannah vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

2010 EASTERN TEAM GAME HIGHSRushes 54 at Montana Western (09/25/10)

Yards Rushing 307 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Per Rush 5.8 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

TD Rushes 4 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Pass attempts 40 vs Montana Tech (10/16/10)

Pass completions 25 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Passing 304 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Per Pass 15.6 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

TD Passes 4 vs Montana St.-Northern (09/18/10)

Total Plays 92 at Montana Western (09/25/10)

Total Offense 611 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Per Play 6.8 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Points 55 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Sacks By 5 vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

First Downs 35 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Penalties 11 vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

Penalty Yards 140 vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

Turnovers 7 at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

Interceptions By 3 vs Southern Oregon Univ (08/28/10)

2010 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSRushes 21 Skyler Knuchel, at MT (09/04/10)

Charlie Dotson, vs UMW (11/06/10)

Yards Rushing 228 John Camino, at CC (10/23/10)

TD Rushes 3 John Camino, vs CC (09/11/10)

Long Rush 62 Drew Savage, at MT (09/04/10)

Pass attempts 56 Kasey Peters, at RMC(10/02/10)

Pass completions 36 Kasey Peters, at RMC (10/02/10)

Yards Passing 429 Kasey Peters, at RMC (10/02/10)

TD Passes 5 Kasey Peters, at RMC (10/02/10)

Long Pass 93 Jeff Logan, at UMW (09/25/10)

Receptions 11 Levi Sutton, at RMC (10/02/10)

Yards Receiving 138 Levi Sutton, at RMC (10/02/10)

TD Receptions 2 Vance Beach, vs SOU (08/28/10)

Matt Stuart, vs MSN (09/18/10)

AJ Tolbert, at RMC(10/02/10)

Mark Desin, at RMC (10/02/10)

Corey Peterson, at CC (10/23/10)

Long Reception 93 Kahai Sevilla, at UMW (09/25/10)

Field Goals 1 Kyle Kercher, vs MSUN (09/18/10)

Derek Carothers, at RMC (10/02/10)

Long Field Goal 37 Kyle Kercher, vs MSUN (09/18/10)

Punts 7 Deryk Van Zee, vs UMW (11/06/10)

Punting Avg 41.0 David Kries, vs CC (09/11/10)

Derek Carothers, at RMC (10/02/10)

Long Punt 62 Deryk Van Zee, vs UMW (11/06/10)

Long Punt Ret. 10 Vance Beach, vs SOU(08/28/10)

Long Kickoff Ret. 40 Jeff Deal, vs CC(09/11/10)

Tackles 16 Steffan Blume, at RMC (10/02/10)

Sacks 2.5 Robert Blair, vs UMW (11/06/10)

Tackles For Loss 3.5 Robert Blair, vs UMW (11/06/10)

Interceptions 2 Seth Wildung, at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)

2010 OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHSRushes 50 vs Carroll College (09/11/10)

Yards Rushing 437 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Yards Per Rush 11.8 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

TD Rushes 5 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Pass attempts 57 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Pass completions 36 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Passing 429 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Yards Per Pass 14.9 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

TD Passes 5 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Total Plays 85 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Total Offense 705 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Yards Per Play 11.6 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Points 61 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Sacks By 8 vs Montana Western (11/06/10)

First Downs 31 at Rocky Mountain Coll. (10/02/10)

Penalties 14 at Carroll College (10/23/10)

Penalty Yards 136 at Montana Western (09/25/10)

Turnovers 5 vs Montana Tech (10/16/10)

Interceptions By 3 at Montana Tech (09/04/10)

vs Carroll College (09/11/10)

at MSU-Northern (10/30/10)


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