Baker Football 2014 Game Notes

Baker
Football
2014
Game Notes
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No. 7 Baker Returns Home for Black Out Game
Baker Coaching Staff:
After being away from Liston Stadium for 35 days, the No. 7 ranked Baker University
football team returns home to take on HAAC opponent Culver-Stockton College on
Saturday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. in the annual ‘Black Out’ Liston Stadium game.
Baker began the year a perfect 7-0 and 5-0 in the HAAC for the best start in head
coach Mike Grossner’s 11-year tenure at Baker, but that perfect run ended last week on
Saturday, Oct. 25 at No. 20 MNU in the NAIA Game of the Week.
The Pioneers defeated Baker, 34-27, last week in overtime and puts Baker, Missouri
Valley and MNU in a tie for first place in the HAAC standings at 5-1.
Culver-Stockton enters Saturday with a record of 3-5 and 1-5 in the HAAC and hasn’t
defeated the Baker Wildcats since 2006, as BU has defeated CSC seven-straight times
National Rankings:
including a 39-0 road win last season.
2014 Preseason Coaches’ Top 25 Poll: No. 7
Freshman Logan Brettell has emerged as the Wildcats starting quarterback in the last
two week’s. He had a break out game on the gound against MNU running 18 times for
Live Video/Audio Webcast:
125 yards and two touchdowns against the Pioneers and he threw for 202 yards in the
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Tom Hedrick..................................................Play-by-Play 45-3 win at Avila on Oct. 18.
Jim Joyner.....................................................Color Analyst Camren Torneden and Adonis Powell have been consistent threats in the running game
for Baker as well, as Torneden leads the team with 466 yards rushing, while Powell has the
2014 HAAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS
team lead in rushing touchdowns with four.
HAAC | Record
Leading the team receiving has been first year wideout Ladai Shawn Boose with his
Baker
5-1
7-1
team leading 28 catches, 439 yards receiving and four touchdowns.
MNU
5-1
6-1
Mike Stevenson and Duane Sims have been terrific in the secondary for Baker, as both
Missouri Valley
5-1
5-2
have combined for eight interceptions. Stevenson has a team high five and Sims has
Benedictine
4-2
5-3
three. Andre Jolly has continued to play up to his 2012 All-American status leading the
Central Methodist
3-3
4-4
team with 6.5 sacks and Josh Kock has been stellar in the middle of the defensive line
Graceland
3-3
4-4
with 4.5 sacks and 10 tackles for loss he is tied for the team lead in that category with
Evangel
2-4
4-4
Jolly and Tucker Pauley.
Avila
1-5
3-5
For fans that can’t make it out to Liston Stadium, you can watch the game at www.
Culver-Stockton
1-5
3-5
bakerwildcats.com on a live video stream and live stats broadcast.
Peru State
1-5
2-6
Mike Grossner.................................................Head Coach
Jason Thoren..Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Miguel Regalado...Offensive Coordinator/Strength Coach
Jerry Aligo........................................Defensive Line Coach
Bruce Young....................................Running Backs Coach
Caleb Blakesley................................Defensive Line Coach
Jake Green............................................Graduate Assistant
Ryan Pitts.............................................Graduate Assistant
2014 Baker Football Schedule
DATE
OPPONENT
SITE
TIME
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Ottawa (County Line Clash)
Ottawa, Kan.
Baldwin City, Kan.
Springfield, Mo.
Baldwin City, Kan.
Peru, Neb.
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
Olathe, Kan.
Canton, Mo.
Fayette, Mo.
Baldwin City, Kan.
W, 20-12
W, 31-30
W, 24-14
W, 41-0
W, 24-10
W, 27-21 W, 45-3
L, 34-27(OT)
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
Sterling College HAAC vs. KCAC
Evangel *
Graceland * (Homecoming)
Peru State *
Benedictine (NAIA Gridiron Challenge at Arrowhead Stadium) *
Avila *
MidAmerica Nazarene *
Culver-Stockton*
Central Methodist *
Missouri Valley * (Senior Day)
Head Coach | Mike Grossner
Mike Grossner wrapped up his 10th season as head
football coach at Baker University in 2013 and has put
together seven consecutive winning seasons and a
61-25 (54-19 HAAC) record in the past seven years,
including NAIA playoff appearances in 2008, 2012 and
2013.
In his 10 seasons, Baker has posted a record of, 72-45,
good for a winning percentage of .615, ranking him
seventh in school history and his 72 wins puts him
fourth all time at BU.
2013 saw coach Grossner lead the Wildcats to a school-record 11 victories
and captured its first HAAC regular season conference championship since
1993, earning him the 2013 HAAC Coach of the Year award. The Wildcats
also defeated then-No. 13 ranked Sterling, 10-7, in the first round of the
NAIA-FCS Playoffs for the programs first playoff victory since 1993.
Also in 2013, the Wildcats garnered 24 All-HAAC award winners and
posted nine Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, good for third-most in the
entire NAIA. Throughout the season, BU was ranked as high as No. 4 in the
NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 poll and finished the year ranked No. 5.
From Sept. 28 through Nov. 23, Baker won nine-straight games and took
down rival MidAmerica Nazarene, 37-20, on Homecoming inside Liston
Stadium for its first win over the Pioneers since 1999.
2012 brought the Wildcats another appearance in the NAIA Football
Championship Series Playoffs. The Wildcats went 8-2 in the regular season
and traveled to Fort Wayne, Ind., to take on No. 6 ranked University of St.
Francis.
The Wildcats and Cougars battled throughout and the Wildcats held the
high powered St. Francis offense to just 3.1 yards per carry on 41 carries, but
USF held onto its lead throughout the second half and defeated Baker, 22-17.
Grossner helped lead sophomore defensive end Andre Jolly to one of the
top defensive seasons in the NAIA, as the Gardner, Kan., product led the
NAIA with 16 sacks and was named a NAIA-AFCA All-American. Under
Grossner’s leadership, 19 players earned 2012 HAAC All-Conference honors
and 10 Wildcats earned the NAIA-Daktronics Scholar-Athlete award.
In 2011, Baker finished the season 7-3 and ranked 11th nationally in scoring
offense, racking up over 35 points per game.Since taking over the program
Grossner Timeline
1979-1983 • Arcadia High School,
Phoenix, Ariz. • Played basketball, football
and baseball • Started both ways in
football, All-City quarterback, All-Region
defensive back, MVP of Arizona All-Star
Game
1983 • Northern Arizona University,
backup quarterback as a true freshman
1984 • Scottsdale Community College,
starting quarterback
1986-1987 • Bethany College, starting
quarterback • All-Conference as a junior
and senior
1989 • Fort Hays State University,
graduate assistant
1990-1995 • Glendale Community
College, assistant coach
1990-1993 • NFL Europe, quarterback/
offensive coordinator/head coach in spring
and summer • Led Nottingham, England,
and Ravenna, Italy, to national semifinals
in 2004, Grossner has coached five NAIA first-team All-America selections,
three Heart of America Athletic Conference Players of the Year and 51 NAIA
Scholar-Athletes. Baker has finished in the top three in the nation in the
amount of scholar-athletes the last four seasons.
Notable school records set by individual Wildcats under Grossner include
points scored by a player for a season (168) and career (306), touchdowns
for a season (28), passing yards for a game (433), passing yards for a season
(3,185), passing yards for a career (8,278), longest field goal (62 yards), passes
attempted in a game (50), career passing touchdowns (60), career sacks
(24.5), kicking points in a season (94), punting average in a season (41.3),
field goals in a game (5) and season (23).
Under Grossner, Baker has also led the NAIA in turnover margin in both
2008 and 2011.
Before coming to Baker, Grossner served from 2001 to 2003 as an assistant
head coach, recruiting coordinator and academic adviser at Western State
College in Gunnison, Colo. From 1997 to 2000, he was the head coach at
Glendale (Ariz.) Community College, guiding the Gauchos to the 2000
national championship and earning Coach of the Year honors from the
American Football Coaches Association. He was the assistant coach at
Glendale from 1990-91 before taking over as the offensive coordinator from
1992 to 1995. He then took over as head coach at Agua Fria High School in
Avondale, Ariz., from 1996 to 1997 and was named Arizona’s Class 4A State
Coach of the Year in 1996.
A quarterback at Bethany College, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College
and Northern Arizona, Grossner played professionally in NFL Europe, where
he was a quarterback, offensive coordinator and head coach in Nottingham,
England, and Ravenna, Italy, from 1990 to 1993, guiding both teams to the
national semifinals.
Grossner and his wife, Karen, live in Baldwin City with their three children,
Emma, 17, Jake, 13, and Ryker, 9.
1996 • Agua Fria High School,
head coach • Inherited program with
16 consecutive losses • Team went 8-3,
won conference title
1997-2000 • Glendale Community
College, head coach, Avondale,
Ariz. • Valley of the Sun Bowl, 1997,
1999, 2000 • 2000 – NJCAA national
champions • 2000 – AFCA Coach of
the Year
2001-2003 • Western State
College, offensive coordinator •
Broke school records in rushing,
receiving, all-purpose yards and
kicking
2004-present • Baker University,
head coach • Guided Wildcats to
seven consecutive wining seasons
and in 2008 coached Baker to its first
NAIA playoff appearance since 1993.
The Wildcats are 61-25 the past seven
seasons under Grossner
Assistant Coaches
Jason Thoren
Defensive coordinator/assistant head coach
Jason Thoren enters his 11th season at Baker and his 10th season
overseeing the defense. Under his direction the Wildcat defensive tradition has been rebuilt to consistently perform as one of
the top units in the NAIA.
From Sept. 28 through Nov. 23, the 2013 Baker defense
Wildcats ran for 23 touchdowns and threw for 20 and averaged 26.9 points per game.
Most recently in 2013, the Wildcat offense ranked No. 9 in the country in total scoring
offense with 462 points and scored more than 25 points in 11 of its 13 games. The Wildcats
also ran for a total of 2,568 yards which ranked them No. 13 in the NAIA.
Regalado is proud to have coached a 1st-Team All-HAAC offensive lineman six-straight
years: Andy Bibb (08), Clint Benge (09), Billy Chambers (10), Aaron Rieschick (11 and 12)
and Sheldon Jacks (13). Both Bibb and Benge also earned NAIA All-America honors.
Miguel and wife Heather are parents of a son and daughter, Jalen and Ava.
allowed just 11.6 points per game in a stretch of nine-straight wins
including a 10-7 NAIA FCS Playoff win over Sterling. Within that streak, Baker allowed no
Bruce Young
more than 20 points in a game and shut out Culver-Stockton on the road, 39-0. The ‘Cats
also ranked No. 10 in the country in scoring defense at 19 points per game and linebacker
Running backs
Darrick Smith was No. 3 in the NAIA in interceptions with seven.
The 2012 Baker defense helped lead the Wildcats to an 8-3 overall record and appear-
to the Baker University staff. The central Iowa native and four-year
ance in the NAIA Football Championship Series Playoffs. The defense ranked 19th in the
football lettermen at Northwest Missouri State University, Young
NAIA in passing yards allowed per game at 171. Thoren’s defense also allowed just 20.3
spent 28 years as a head high school coach in Missouri. Voted as a
points per game ranking No. 22 in the country. In seven of the Wildcats’ eight victories,
member of the Missouri High School Coaches Hall of Fame in 1999,
Baker held its opponents to under 20 points.
In 2011, the Wildcat defense finished 6th in the NAIA in forced turnovers (35) , 11th in the
NAIA in rush defense (98.4), 8th in the NAIA in opponent third down percentage (26.7),
16th in the NAIA in opponent first downs (167), 22nd in the NAIA in scoring defense
(20.2), and 26th in the NAIA in pass defense efficiency (108.8).
The Wildcat defense finished the 2010 campaign ranked nationally as the 11th best team
in scoring defense (15.7), the 16th best team in opponent third down percentage (30.1),
and the 20th best team against the run (113).
In 2009, the Baker defense finished the season ranked 6th in the NAIA in total defense
(262.9), 7th in the NAIA in pass defense (153.8), 7th in the NAIA in turnovers forced (31),
15th in the NAIA in opponent third down percentage (30.8), 16th in the NAIA in sacks
(28), and 24th in the NAIA in scoring defense (18.9).
Before coming to Baldwin City, Thoren spent three years as a graduate assistant working
with the offensive line and tight ends at NCAA Division I University of Minnesota.
The Lawrence High product was a starting linebacker for the Kansas Jayhawks from 1994
to 1997 where he was an All-Big 8 and All-Big 12 selection. Thoren ended his Jayhawk
career with 306 total tackles. During his high school playing career, Thoren was the recipient of the Simone Award which is given to the most outstanding high school player in the
Kansas City metropolitan area.
Bruce Young brings over 40 years of football coaching experience
Young amassed nearly 200 wins in his long high school career. At
Norborne, his team of 20 players advanced to the semifinal game. At Young’s next stop
with Marceline High School, they played in the first ever “Show Me Bowl” games played in
St. Louis Busch stadium, where all 6 classes of teams came together for the state championships. Young helped build the foundation for one of the most tradition rich high school
programs in the KC Metro area at Ray-Pec.
While coaching there in the 1980s and ‘90s, the Panthers sent over a dozen football
players to play for the Baker Wildcats. Retiring from high school in 2000, Young came
to Baker University for his first stop with the Wildcats. While at BU they played in 2 bowl
games, with Young coaching the running backs and special teams. Leaving in 2004, Coach
Young headed to Avila University where he was the head coach for five years. During
his tenure with the Eagles, the team grade point averages improved, they had 6 NAIA
Scholar-Athletes, and boosted a 90% graduation rate. In his final season, Avila posted one
of their best records ever, plus winning their first bowl game in the schools history, the First
Down Classic win over Doane College. After stepping down from Avila in 2009, Coach
Grossner recruited Young back to Baker, returning to coach the running backs and help
in the special teams area. Coach Young and his wife, Dwyla have three grown daughters,
Julie, Lindy and Kara.
Miguel Regalado
Offensive coordinator/Strength Coordinator
Jerry Aligo
Overseeing the offense, offensive line, and strength program,
Defensive line
Miguel Regalado joined Baker University in 2008.
Jerry Aligo enters his 13th consecutive season at Baker, but his history
In charge of the offensive line in his first year in 2008, he guided
as a Baker coach dates to the Charlie Richard era. Aligo coached at
a unit that paved the way for running back Richie Bryant who led
Baker from 1988 to 1991 before serving as head coach for 15 years at
the HAAC in rushing with over 1,300 yards on his way to becom-
McLouth High School and an assistant at Baldwin High for two years.
ing the 5th leading rusher in the NAIA. The 2008 unit also protected quarterback Mack
Brown who threw for over 3,000 yards and was 4th in the NAIA in passing.
In 2009 with three new starters on the offensive line Regalado’s group once again opened
holes for Richie Bryant who led the HAAC in rushing for a second consecutive season with
over 1,200 yards
In 2011 Regalado was promoted by head coach Mike Grossner to offensive coordinator.
Sophomore quarterback Jake Morse had a breakout year leading the HAAC in passing,
throwing 17 touchdowns to only four interceptions en route to being named HAAC Cooffensive player of the year. Senior running back John Babb also led the HAAC in rushing
and was named the 1st-Team All-HAAC running back.
In 2012, Baker had a balanced attack with 2,056 yards rushing and 2,110 yards passing for
a total of 4,166 for an average of 378.7 yards per game. Under Regalado’s direction, the
He rejoined the Baker staff in 2002 and is a teacher at McLouth High
School. The New Jersey native was an All-Conference and All-District 10 performer at
defensive tackle for McPherson College in 1977.
Since joining Coach Grossner’s staff in 2003, he has been instrumental in the development of several All-American and All-Conference defensive linemen. During Aligo’s time
at Baker, the Wildcat front four has continuously ranked as one of the top defensive units
in the country.
He and his wife, Linn, have two adult children, Scott and Tony.
Assistant Coaches
Derek Doerfler
Kicking Coach
Coach Doerfler enters his second season coaching at Baker
University. He made an immediate impact in his first season at Baker, helping guide freshman kicker Clarence Clark
to an unforgettable season. Clark connected on a season
long field goal of 59-yards in the Wildcats HAAC regular
Jordan Robertson
Student Assistant Coach
season title clinching win at No. 7 ranked Missouri Valley
last season. Clark was named to the 2013 Beyond Sports Network NAIA Third Team
All-America squad and was a 2013 All-HAAC First Team recipient.
Doerfler was a standout field goal kicker for Baker from 2006-09 and holds records
for field goals made in a game (5), field goals made in a season (23), and field goals
made in a career (48). He also holds the record for longest field goal (62 yards). Doerfler earned First Team All-America honors in 2007, HAAC Special Teams Player of
the Year 07’, and was a three-time all conference winner. He spent the last two years
playing arena football with the Mid-Missouri Outlaws where he earned First Team
Taylor Files
Student Assistant - Football Operations
All-League in 2012.
Caleb Blakesley
Defensive Line Coach
Coach Blakesley enters his fourth season helping lead the
defensive line. He previously served as a graduate assistant
coach on the staff and is now transitioning into the defensive line coach. Blakesley played at the University of Kansas
from 2005-09. He played all four of his years under head
coach Mark Mangino and was a vital part of the Jayhawks’
three Bowl victories during his career, helping lead KU to a Fort Worth Bowl victory
over Houston in 2005, 42-13, was also on the KU squad that defeated Minnesota, 4221, in the Insight Bowl and helped lead Kansas to the 2008 Orange Bowl victory over
Virgina Tech, 21-17.
Jake Green
Graduate Assistant
2014 will mark the second year Coach Green has served on
the Baker coaching staff after an impressive career at wide
receiver for the ‘Cats. Green collected 1,566 yards receiving
ranking him sixth all time at BU and he caught 15 touchdown
passes throughout his career.
Ryan Pitts
Graduate Assistant
Trevor Bosak
Student Assistant
Game 9: Wildcats at Wildcats
Wildcats (3-5, 1-5 HAAC) at No. 7 Baker (7-1, 5-1 HAAC)
Baker defeated Culver-Stockton, 39-0, last season
Series Record: Baker is 31-3 all time vs. Culver-Stockton
Today’s HAAC Games:
Avila at Benedictine, 1 p.m.
MNU at Peru State, 1 p.m.
Graceland at Missouri Valley, 1:30 p.m.
Central Methodist at Evangel, 1:30 p.m.
2014 QUARTERBACK CLUB
LISTON CLUB:
Ed & Rose Schneeberger
WILDCAT CLUB:
Cecil Miller
Don Parker
CAPTAINS CLUB:
Richard & Tamara Bush
Pete & Gina DeGraeve
Pat & Debra McCandless
Mike & Sheri Nieder
Bob & Ruth Sarna
K.C. & Lori Brown
COACHES CLUB:
Darrell & Dava Holden
Larry & Sandra Holden
Rod & Bev Enos
Tom & Lee Hedrick
Brian & Jody Lomenick
Emerson McGuire
Wayne & Donna Osness
Tony Rieschick
Scantek Infrared Services
James & Katie Valentine
Waxman Candles Inc.
Ed & Kim Wittman
Dane Meyer
VARSITY CLUB:
Brian & Jacqueline Basham
Kristina Bennett
Mike & Brenda Chumley
Mike & Lauren Cobb
Doug & Cindy Gauert
Russ & Angela Seybert
Janice Sifford
QB CLUB:
Dick & Erika Anderson
Patrick Mikesic
Rodrock Chiropractic
Thank you for all of your support!!
2014 Team Statistics
Baker
+2
167
46-411
1,363
170.4
1,696
212
3,059
382.3
239
29.8
5
33
10
Category
Turnover Margin
First Downs
Penalties-Yards
Rushing Yards
Rushing Yards Per Game
Passing Yards
Passing Yards Per Game
Total Offense
Total Offense Per Game
Total Points
Points Per Game
Forced Fumbles
Pass Deflections
Interceptions
Opponents
-2
133
33-281
860
107.5
1,391
173.9
2,251
281.3
124
15.5
6
35
7
2014 Team Statistics
Culver-Stockton Category
-4
Turnover Margin
172
First Downs
59-518
Penalties-Yards
1,448
Rushing Yards
181
Rushing Yards Per Game
1,881
Passing Yards
235.1
Passing Yards Per Game
3,329
Total Offense
416.1
Total Offense Per Game
221
Total Points
27.6
Points Per Game
9
Forced Fumbles
26
Pass Deflections
10
Interceptions
Opponents
+4
133
60-497
788
98.5
2,286
285.8
3,074
384.3
284
35.5
4
55
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Football Records 1998-2013
2013 (11-2)
Ottawa, W, 25-24
University of St. Mary, W, 41-40
Benedictine, L, 42-28
Avila, W, 63-17
MidAmerica Nazarene, W, 37-20
Culver-Stockton, W, 39-0
Central Methodist, W, 46-12
Missouri Valley, W, 13-10
Evangel, W, 54-10
Graceland, W, 40-16
Peru State, W, 38-13
NAIA Playoffs: Sterling, W, 10-7
NAIA Playoffs: Morningside, L, 36-28
2012 (8-3)
Ottawa, W, 27-20
Peru State, W, 34-13
Evangel, W, 48-17
Central Methodist, W, 24-14
Missouri Valley, L, 31-17
MidAmerica Nazarene, L, 49-20
Avila, W, 42-13
Culver-Stockton, W, 29-9
Benedictine, W, 38-28
Graceland, W, 40-7
NAIA Playoffs: St. Francis, L, 22-17
2011 (7-3)
Ottawa, W 41-16
Peru State, W 55-12
At Evangel, L 34-27
Central Methodist, W 31-7
At Missouri Valley, L 38-7
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 33-30
At Avila, W 37-20
Culver-Stockton, W 71-21
Benedictine, W 10-7
At Graceland, W 50-14
2010 (7-4)
at Ottawa, L 24-14
Missouri Valley, L 17-10
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 24-16
Avila, W 41-17
At Culver-Stockton, W 63-10
Lindenwood, L 48-14
At Benedictine, W 20-14
Graceland, W 23-12
At William Jewell, W 12-9, OT
Evangel, W 41-6
At Central Methodist, W 34-0
2009 (7-3)
at Missouri Valley, L 34-14
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 45-13
At Avila, W 41-0
Culver-Stockton W 45-0
At Lindenwood, L 52-30
Benedictine, W 29-21
At Graceland, W 44-7
William Jewell, W 26-6
At Evangel, W 24-17
Central Methodist, W 33-7
2008 (8-4)
at Tennessee-Martin, L 56-0
at Culver-Stockton, W 28-0
Lindenwood, L 25-21
At Benedictine, W 35-24
Graceland, W 41-3
At William Jewell, W 38-28
Evangel, W 45-9
At Central Methodist, W 52-14
Missouri Valley, W 26-22
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 42-41, 2 OTs
Avila, W 43-9
NAIA playoffs: Morningside, L 65-27
2007 (6-5)
at Missouri Western State, L 42-24
Culver-Stockton, W 40-14
at Lindenwood, L 50-19
Benedictine, W 25-20
at Graceland, L 23-15
William Jewell, W 15-13
At Evangel, W 16-14
Central Methodist, W 13-7
at Missouri Valley, L 34-20
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 34-30
at Avila, W 58-23
2006 (4-6)
at Benedictine, W 17-13
Graceland, L 21-17
At William Jewell, W 27-24, OT
Evangel, L 24-0
At Central Methodist, L 17-14
Missouri Valley, L 28-0
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 43-18
Avila, W 27-0
At Culver-Stockton, L 20-17, OT
Lindenwood, W 23-10
2005 (3-8)
Benedictine, L 27-31
At Graceland, L 25-51
William Jewell, L 6-27
At Evangel, L 36-37
Central Methodist, L 18-23
At Missouri Valley, W 45-24
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 20-32, OT
At Avila, W 27-24
At Southern Oregon, L 29-44
Culver-Stockton, W 28-17
At Lindenwood, L 14-37
2004 (4-6)
Evangel, W 34-24
At Central Methodist, L 6-30
Missouri Valley, W 21-17
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 28-61
Avila, W 28-7
At Culver-Stockton, W 19-15
Lindenwood, L 21-35
At Benedictine, L 28-40
Graceland, L 27-44
At William Jewell, L 17-27
2003 (4-6)
at Evangel, L 15-28
Central Methodist, W 13-10
At Missouri Valley, L 7-28
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 28-31
At Avila, W 14-10
Culver-Stockton, W 28-19
At Lindenwood, L 23-27
Benedictine, L 7-17
At Graceland, W 35-21
William Jewell, L 27-28 OT
2002 (3-8)
at Evangel, L 25-38
Avila, W 22-3
At Culver-Stockton, L 13-31
Lindenwood, W 22-0
At Graceland, W 28-0
At Southern Nazarene, L 17-31
William Jewell, L 17-23
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 14-28
At Missouri Valley, L 32-35
Central Methodist, L 3-10
At Benedictine, L 3-27
2001 (5-6)
Wheat Bowl vs. Peru State, L 14-21
Evangel, L 14-29
vs. Avila, at Rockhurst, W 22-12
Culver-Stockton, W 19-14
At Lindenwood, W 14-7
Graceland, W 24-21
At William Jewell, L 7-19
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 7-45
Missouri Valley, L 22-32
At Central Methodist, W 30-24
Benedictine, L 9-46
2000 (9-2)
at Southwestern, W 21-3
Lindenwood, W 38-21
At Graceland, W forfeit
Central Methodist, W 28-14
At William Jewell, W 17-0
Culver-Stockton, W 43-9
At Evangel, W 19-14
Benedictine, L 10-13
At MidAmerica Nazarene, L 2-28
Missouri Valley, W 52-14
Campbellsville, Ky., KWTO Bowl, W 27-23
1999 (6-4)
Southwestern, L 13-20
At Lindenwood, W 14-13
Graceland, W 16-14
At Central Methodist, W 35-13
William Jewell, L 20-21
At Culver-Stockton, W 19-10
Evangel, L 14-21
At Benedictine, W 16-12
MidAmerica Nazarene, W 31-28
At Missouri Valley, L 12-24
1998 (5-5)
Southwestern, L 7-41
Lindenwood, L 13-35
Graceland, L 26-38
Central Methodist, W 24-7
William Jewell, W 30-21
Culver-Stockton, W 47-26
Evangel, W 23-17
Benedictine, W 31-3
MidAmerica Nazarene, L 6-13
Missouri Valley, L 27-32
Overall Record Since 1998: 103-76

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