2013 Weekly Report Contact: Cody Bush Week 11: Nov. 3, 2013 Phone: (931)

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1 1818 Chouteau Avenue St. Louis, Missouri (314) FAX (314) Weekly Report Contact: Cody Bush Week 11: Nov. 3, 2013 Phone: (931) CURRENT STANDINGS PFL OVERALL Team W-L PCT PF PA H A STR W-L PCT PF PA H A STR WEEK 10 RESULT Butler W W Marist W W3 (W) Jacksonville, San Diego W W Mercer W W Dayton L L1 (L) Butler, Drake W W2 (W) Morehead State, Jacksonville L L Morehead State L L Campbell W W Valparaiso L L5 (L) San Diego, Stetson L L7 (L) Campbell, Davidson L L9 (L) Mercer, AHEAD IN WEEK 11 All times Eastern. FCS rankings in brackets following school s name: [Sports Network Poll/FCS Coaches Poll] Saturday, Nov. 9 Marist at Campbell, 1 p.m. Location: Buies Creek, N.C. (Barker-Lane Stadium) Series: MAR leads, 3-1 Streak: MAR, one win Last Season: Marist defeated Campbell, 28-7 Notably: Marist will make its season s final road trip when it treks to North Carolina for the second time this season to face Campbell. The Red Foxes won a wild affair against Jacksonville in Week 10, the 42 tallies one shy of their season high and the third time they have topped 40 points (3-0 in those games). The Camels secured their season s first win and snapped a 14-game PFL losing streak with a furious fourth-quarter rally to win a decision at Stetson in Week 10. San Diego at Morehead State, 1 p.m. Location: Morehead, Ky. (Jayne Stadium) Series: SAN leads, 8-0 Streak: SAN, eight wins Last Season: San Diego defeated Morehead State, Notably: San Diego will make its second consecutive trip eastward when it travels to Morehead State. The Toreros defense had held consecutive opponents to 14 points and an average of 363 offensive yards while quarterback Mason Mills has tossed nine touchdowns. The Eagles offense has been stymied during its two-game losing streak, scoring only 14 points in each game and averaging just yards per outing. Valparaiso at Butler, 1 p.m. Location: Indianapolis, Ind. (Butler Bowl) Series: BUT leads, Streak: BUT, five wins Last Season: Butler defeated Valparaiso, Notably: Valparaiso and Butler will face off for the Hoosier Helmet Trophy, which Butler has won in six of the past seven seasons. The Crusaders have been victimized this season by big runs, surrendering at least a 16-point burst in each loss of its current five-game losing streak. The Bulldogs needed a 24-point run to post its come-from behind victory at Dayton to stay tied atop the PFL leaderboard. Saturday, Nov. 9 - PFL CONTEST Dayton at Drake, 2 p.m. Location: Des Moines, Iowa (Drake Stadium) Series: DAY leads, 24-5 Streak: DAY, one win Last Season: Dayton defeated Drake, Notably: Dayton visits Drake with both teams in need of a win to keep pace with the lead pack. The Flyers have not lost on the road in PFL action this season, but will need to bounce back from a home loss in Week 10. The Bulldogs have won 15 straight home contests in PFL play, including a Week 10 win against Morehead State. Dayton has scored 30-plus points in five straight games while Drake s defense has not allowed more than 24 in its last five games. Davidson at Stetson, 3 p.m. Location: DeLand, Fla. (Martin Stadium) Series: DAV leads, 3-1 Streak: DAV, three wins Last Meeting: Davidson defeated Stetson, 43-7 (1956) Notably: Davidson will revive an old series when it travels to Stetson for the first meeting between the two teams since Last week, the Wildcats scored a season-best 26 points and put a scare into Mercer before fading late. The Hatters surrendered two touchdowns in the final 5:12 against Campbell to see a chance at ending their seven-game losing streak evaporate. Jacksonville at Mercer, 3 p.m. Location: Macon, Ga. (University Stadium) Series: First Meeting Notably: Jacksonville will make the four-hour trip northward to meet Mercer in the first-ever meeting between the two teams. The Dolphins suffered only their second loss this season when scoring 35 or more points when they suffered a loss at Marist in Week 10 that dropped them to 1-4 on the road in The Bears are unbeaten (6-0) at home this season and a victory at Davidson in Week 10 gave it a four-game win streak for the second time this season. THE PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE A DIVISION I FCS CONFERENCE

2 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Matt Lancaster, Butler Senior Quarterback West Lafayette, Ind. Lancaster rallied Butler from a 21-point deficit for a PFL victory at Dayton, Saturday. He rushed for two scores and passed for two others in the win. Lancaster s one-yard run with 12:17 left in the fourth quarter gave Butler its first lead. He led all rushers with 116 yards and two touchdowns. Through the air, Lancaster finished the day 18-of-27 for 232 yards. Chuckie Looney, Marist Senior Quarterback Ocala, Fla. Looney recorded his second straight five-touchdown outing, Marist needing all of it in a PFL victory against Jacksonville, Saturday. He finished the game completing 26-of-36 passes for 362 yards and five touchdown throws. Looney s touchdown throw with nine seconds left in the third quarter gave Marist the lead for good.he would add a 28-yard touchdown strike in the fourth to secure the win. Other Players Nominated: Brian Hudson (CAM), Will Bardo (DAY), Andy Rice (DRA), JeTarii Donald (MER), Mason Mills (SAN), Ryan Tentler (STE) DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Mike Gray, Mercer Freshman Defensive Back Jacksonville, Fla. Gray s 34-yard interception return for a touchdown just before halftime helped Mercer solidify its lead en route to a PFL victory against Davidson, Saturday. The interception return for a touchdown came with 37 seconds left in the half and put Mercer ahead Gray finished the game with seven tackles (four solo), assisted on a tackle for loss and also had a pass breakup in the win. Other Players Nominated: Paul Yanow (BUT), Ugonna Awuruonye (CAM), Howard Savage (DAY), Brad Duwe (DRA), Terrence Fede (MAR), Matt Miller (SAN), Donald Payne (STE) SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jonathon Rogers, Campbell RS-Senior Wide Receiver Longwood, Fla. Rogers sparked Campbell s come-from-behind win at Stetson with a 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Stetson had just taken a 18-7 lead with 5:12 remaining with its second touchdown of the fourth quarter. On the ensuing kickoff, Rogers uncorked the PFL s longest kickoff return this season and the longest in Campbell history. The Camels would go on to score a go-ahead touchdown on its next drive, ending a 14- game PFL losing streak. Other Players Nominated: Jon Treloar (BUT), Jeff McDaniels (DAV), William Will (DAY), Cam Bohnert (DRA), Mike Maccarone (MAR), Rob East (MER), Ryan Belden (SAN) 2013 PFL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Bold indicates student-athlete received national weekly award PAST OFFENSIVE HONOREES S01 JT Palmer (MER) S08 Matt Lancaster (BUT) S15 Orlando Thomas (JAC) & Chuckie Looney (MAR) S22 Steven Hughes (JAC) S29 Trae Heeter (BUT) O06 Connor Kacsor (DAY) O13 Chuckie Looney (MAR) O20 Will Bardo (DAY) & Austin Gahafer (MOR) O27 Chuckie Looney (MAR) & Mason Mills (SAN) N03 Matt Lancaster (BUT) & Chuckie Looney (MAR) N10 N17 PAST DEFENSIVE HONOREES S01 Donald Payne (STE) [TSN Freshman] S08 Colin Monnier (DAY) & Donald Payne (STE) S15 Nick Weston (DAY) S22 Donald Payne (STE) [CFPA National Linebacker] S29 Alex Avant (MER) O06 Terrence Fede (MAR) O13 Taylor Coleman (DRA) & Blake Oliaro (SAN) O20 Colin Monnier (DAY) O27 Terrence Fede (MAR) N03 Mike Gray (MER) N10 N17 PAST SPECIAL TEAMS HONOREES S01 John Shutter (MER) & James LaGamma (STE) S08 William Will (DAY) [CSN All Star] S15 Adrian Riley (JAC) [CFPA Punt Returner] S22 Dylan Lynch (JAC) [TSN Special Teams] S29 Dylan Lynch (JAC) O06 Kenn James (SAN) [CFPA Kick Returner] O13 David Last (SAN) O20 Dylan Lynch (JAC) O27 Ryan Belden (SAN) N03 Jonathon Rogers (CAM) [CFPA Kick Returner] N10 N17 PAGE 2

3 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT TOP TEAMS LOOK TO AVOID PITFALLS IN WEEK 11 With six teams within one game of the PFL lead, Week 11 becomes all about avoiding a pitfall. The league s three coleaders each face a test against a team in the lower half of the league standings: San Diego will make a return trip east to face Morehead State while Butler hosts Valparaiso and Marist travels to Campbell. Mercer, sitting one-half game back, faces a stern test when it hosts Jacksonville while looking to maintain a perfect mark at home. The game to watch is likely the battle of the league s two 4-2 squads when Dayton travels to Drake. In other action, Davidson revives an old rivalry when it travels to Stetson. THE ROAD TO FRISCO For the first time, the PFL regular-season champion will receive an automatic bid into the Division I Football Championship. The championship will expand to 24 teams this season with 11 automatic bids and 13 at-large berths. The football selection committee will select eight national seeds, which will receive a first-round bye. The remaining 16 teams will be placed into the bracket s first round spots with an emphasis on geographical proximity. BUTLER TAKEAWAYS Butler s defense has been one of the nation s best at generating takeaways this season, ranking second nationally with 26 takeaways this season. The Bulldogs rank behind only Sacred Heart (32) in the category and have six more than any other PFL team. Butler also ranks 11th nationally with a plus-0.9 turnover margin that also leads the PFL. RED FOXES ON THE HUNT Marist s defense has been on the hunt for sacks during the 2013 campaign, finding the opposition s quarterback 29 times. The Red Foxes 3.22 sacks per game average leads the PFL and ranks seventh nationally. They are led by senior defensive end Terrence Fede who ranks second nationally and leads the PFL with 1.2 sacks per game. SAN DIEGO AIR CONTROL San Diego and senior quarterback Mason Mills have been a model of passing efficiency this season. With Mills leading the passing attack, the Toreros rank 10th nationally in completion percentage (a PFL best 66.0 percent) and passing offense (320.1 yards per game). Those numbers help San Diego post a team pass efficiency rating of which ranks fifth nationally. Individually, Mills ranks among the nation s leaders in passing touchdowns (4th, 28), completion percentage (65.8, 14th), passing yards per game (310.9, 8th) and passing efficiency (168.2, 6th) BEARS CONTROL THE GROUND Mercer is one of the nation s best teams when it comes to controlling the ground. The Bears defense ranks eighth nationally, holding opponents to yards per game. On the other side of the ball, the Mercer offense is rolling up yards per game, a rate that also is second best in the country behind only Cal Poly s yard per game rate. MERCER UNBLEMISHED AT HOME Mercer improved to 6-0 at University Stadium with its Week 8 non-conference victory against Carnegie Mellon. The Bears are one of 27 FCS teams with an unbeaten mark in their home facility this season. However, they are one of only three teams with a 6-0 mark at home. Mercer has two more home games this season: this weekend against Jacksonville and Nov. 23 against Stetson. ROOKIES DOMINATE PFL S PUNTING FRATERNITY Freshmen hold down the punting duties at half of the PFL s programs this season and are representing themselves well through seven weeks. San Diego s Ryan Belden leads the group and the league with a 43.9 yard per punt average that ranks ninth among FCS punters. Four other PFL freshman punters rank among the league s top 10 in punting average. NO SHUTTING OUT DAYTON Dayton continues one of the more remarkable streaks in college football, entering this weekend with a NCAA record streak of 417 games without suffering a shutout. The last team to blank Dayton was Marshall by a 9-0 score on Oct. 16, San Diego owns the PFL s second longest such streak at 147 games. TWO PFL FRESHMEN NAMED TO RICE AWARD WATCH LIST Stetson safety Donald Payne and Mercer running back Payton Usher were two of 20 freshman named to the initial watch list for the 2013 Rice Award, presented by The Sports Network. Named for the legendary wide receiver, who played in the FCS (then Division I-AA) at Mississippi Valley State, the Rice Award will be voted on by a national panel of sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries following the regular season. MEDIA SERVICES PREFERRED NOMENCLATURE The league s full name is the Pioneer Football League. Please use the league s full name when possible or use PFL as an abbreviation. Please, do not use Pioneer League in any case. PIONEER-FOOTBALL.ORG The PFL s web site features the latest news and stories around the league. Standings along with team-by-team and composite results are updated following the conclusion of each day s action. PFL ON The PFL also maintains an official twitter which will provide release and award notifications and score updates throughout the season. WEEKLY RELEASE AND STATISTICS Each week the PFL produces a weekly release in two versions, an initial Sunday Release and a final Weekly Release sent each Monday: The league s Sunday Release contains updated standings, the upcoming week s schedule and ntoes as well as the players of the week. The PFL Weekly Release is released each Monday and contains all the information from the Sunday release along with news and notes from around the league and up-to-date statistics. Both versions are provided by and on the league s web site in PDF and may be reproduced as necessary. Weekly releases also will be sent via to media outlets around the league. Please contact Cody Bush at the PFL Media Relations Office to be added to the league s list. WEEKLY AWARDS The PFL names Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week each Sunday during the season. Winners are selected from nominations provided by each PFL team s Football Media Relations personnel. The information will also be available from the PFL via the league s Sunday Release as well as on the league s web site and official twitter feed. ANNUAL AWARDS The league s head coaches select the following awards at the conclusion of the regular-season: All-PFL First and Second teams; Honorable Mention All-PFL; Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year; Offensive and Defensive Freshmen of the Year; Coach of the Year. The awards will be announced by the PFL via release as well as on the league s web site. PFL TELECONFERENCES The PFL will hold three media teleconferences during the 2013 season: Sept. 24, Oct. 15 and Nov. 12. Access and schedule information may be obtained by contacting Cody Bush at the PFL Media Relations Office. PFL MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Cody Bush, PFL Media Relations Director bushc@apsu.edu Cell: (931) PAGE 3

4 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT PFL 200-YARD RUSHING CLUB GROWS Mercer s JaTarii Donald became the latest PFL runner to hit the 200-yard mark, rushing for 202 yards against Davidson, Nov. 2. He joins Butler s Trae Heeter and Dayton s Connor Kacsor as the only runners to reach the mark in Heeter was the first to reach 200 yards with his 222-yard performance against Jacksonville, Sept. 28. One week later Kacsor doubled the group with his 244-yard outing against Davidson. SEVEN PFL STUDENT-ATHLETES NAMED NFF SCHOLAR-ATHLETES A record seven Pioneer Football League student-athletes were named among a record 170 candidates for the 2013 National Football Foundation s National Scholar-Athlete Awards, presented by Fidelity Investments. Butler quarterback Matt Lancaster, Campbell running back Kurt Odom, Dayton linebacker Colin Monnier, Drake defensive lineman Brandon Coleman, Marist safety Tyler Ramsey, San Diego defensive lineman Blake Oliaro and Valparaiso defensive back Alex Grask were each named as a semifinalist for the 2013 William V. Campbell Trophy, which recognizes an individual as the absolute best scholar-athlete in the nation. MERCER S AVANT LANDS ON #SCTOP10 On the stat sheet, Mercer s Alex Avant had a simple 35-yard interception return for a touchdown. But a look at the play on video shows it was so much more than 35 yards. The highlight play was later picked up by ESPN on SportsCenter s Top 10 and landed at No. 4 of the top plays in the country that night but moved to the No. 1 spot in the order Sunday morning. DOLPHIN S HUGHES NEARLY SETS PFL MARK Jacksonville quarterback Steven Hughes came within three yards of setting the PFL single-game passing mark. His 509-yard performance against Butler, Sept. 28, came on 25-of-61 passing and fell just short of the 511- yard PFL record set last season by San Diego s Mason Mills. Those are the only two 500-yard passing performances since 2002 in the PFL. CAMELS, CRUSADERS NEED OVERTIME Campbell traveled to Valparaiso and the two teams combined for a shootout that needed an extra period to determine a winner. The offenses combined for 1,093 total yards, the Camels posting 591 yards (298 rushing, 293 passing) while the Crusaders rolled up 502 yards (407 passing). After battling to a tie at the end of regulation, Valparaiso s offense needed just two plays to score a touchdown. On the ensuing drive, it was the Crusaders defense that stood out, stopping Campbell on four plays inside the Valparaiso five-yard line, including two from the one-yard line. It was the PFL s first overtime contest this season. NEW FACES ABOUND One half of the league s teams have a first-year head coach at the helm in Here s a look at how each is doing in their first season with their respective teams, as well as their first win and first PFL victory with their current team: Coach, School Record First Win First PFL Win Mike Minter, Campbell 2-7 UVA Wise (Sept. 7) at Stetson (Nov. 2) Paul Nichols, Davidson 0-9 Bobby Lamb, Mercer 8-1 Reinhardt (Aug. 31) Drake (Sept. 28) Rob Tenyer, Morehead State 3-6 Davidson (Sept. 28) Davdison (Sept. 28) Dale Lindsey, San Diego 6-3 W. New Mexico (Sept. 7) at Stetson (Sept. 28) Roger Hughes, Stetson 1-7 Warner (Aug. 31) PFL COACHES PARTICIPATE IN COACH TO CURE MD Six PFL head coaches wore patches during Week 5 as part of the 6th Annual Coach to Cure MD a partnership between the Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD) and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA). Valparaiso s Dale Carlson, Stetson s Roger Hughes, Mercer s Bobby Lamb, Butler s Jeff Voris, Davidson s Paul Nichols. Marist s Jim Parady and San Diego s Dale Lindsey joined their fellow head coaches across the country in wearing a Coach To Cure MD logo patch on the sidelines. By wearing this patch, coaches showed their support for Coach To Cure MD and the fight against muscular dystrophy. Muscular Dystrophy is a progressive muscle disorder that causes loss of muscle function and independence. Duchenne affects approximately 1 in 3,500 boys worldwide. NATIONAL HONORS The Sports Network National Players of the Week Wk1 Donald Payne, Stetson (Freshman) Wk4 Dylan Lynch, Jacksonville (Special Tms) College Sporting News National All-Stars Wk2 William Will, Dayton College Football Performance Awards National Performers of the Week Wk3 Adrian Riley, Jacksonville (Punt Ret.) Wk4 Ben Tesson, Drake (Placekicker) Wk4 Donald Payne, Stetson (Linebacker) Wk6 Kenn James, San Diego (Kick Ret.) Wk7 Jordan Hildreth, Campbell (Punt Ret.) Wk10 Jonathon Rogers, Campbell (Kick Ret.) PFL WIN STREAKS Consecutive Overall Wins 4 Mercer [t-14th in FCS] 3 Marist 2 San Diego 2 Drake 1 Butler 1 Campbell Consecutive PFL Wins 3 Marist 3 Mercer 2 Drake 2 San Diego 1 Butler 1 Campbell Consecutive Home Wins 6 Mercer [t-7th in FCS] 4 Drake 3 Butler 3 Marist 3 San Diego 1 Jacksonville Consecutive Road Wins 3 Dayton 2 Mercer 1 Butler 1 Campbell 1 Marist 1 San Diego JACKSONVILLE S LYNCH NOTCHES WEEK 4 TSN HONOR Jacksonville punter/ kicker Dylan Lynch was named National Special Teams Player of the Week by The Sports Network after Week 4 action. He posted his second consecutive 15-point performance in Jacksonville s win over Warner Southern. Lynch converted all nine of his extra point attempts, bringing his consecutive PAT streak to 27, a Jacksonville record. PAGE 4

5 THE PFL S 10,000-YARD FRATERNITY 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT SAN DIEGO S MILLS JOINS 10,000 YARD GROUP The PFL s 10,000-yard club grew again in Week 9 when San Diego s Mason Mills reached the milestone against Butler. Mills, who ranks second among the NCAA s active leaders in passing efficiency (152.92), became the fifth member of the club, which was inaugurated in TWO PFL ATHLETES EARN WEEK 4 CFPA NATIONAL HONORS Drake placekicker Ben Tesson and Stetson linebacker Donald Payne were named the FCS top players at their positions by the College Football Performance Awards in Week 4. Tesson converted three field goal attempts as part of an 11-point outing in Drake s victory against Indianapolis. Payne had a fumble recovery for a touchdown, interception and two fumbles forced as part of an impressive week that also saw him earn the PFL s weekly defensive honor. JACKSONVILLE S RILEY FIELDS NATIONAL HONOR Jacksonville wide receiver Adrian Riley was named the National Punt Returner of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards, Sept. 16, after posting an 75-yard punt return for a touchdown in Jacksonville s victory against Morehead State. Riley also had a 15-yard return in the fourth quarter and averaged 23.8 yards on four returns. VALPARAISO S HOFFMAN GETS PASS HAPPY Valparaiso quarterback Eric Hoffman truly went pass happy as he attempted to help the Crusaders overcome an early deficit to William Jewell in Week 3. He finished the game with 495 passing yards a single-game FCS high in 2013 and just 17 yards shy of the PFL record set last season by San Diego s Mason Mills (511 yards vs. Dayton). His 36 completions were the second most in the FCS this season. DAYTON S WILL LANDS WEEKLY ALL-STAR AWARD Dayton freshman kicker William Will picked up College Sports News National All-Star honors, Sept. 9, after his provided all nine of Dayton s second-half points in a come-from-behind win against Duquesne, Sept. 7. His three field goals were the only points scored by either team in the second half and erased a halftime deficit. DAVIDSON S CARKHUFF JOINS PFL S NEWEST, ELITE CLUB When he passed the 10,000-yard mark against Drake, in Week 8, Davidson s Jonathan Carkhuff became the fourth PFL signal caller to reach the 10,000-yard milestone. All four members have reached the mark since the 2011 season. Jacksonville s Josh Mc- Gregor ( ) inaugurated the club with what is still a PFL-record 11,230 yards. Last season, Drake s Mike Piatkowski (10,200 yards) and Morehead State s Zach Lewis (10,251 yards) joined the club. STETSON S PAYNE LANDS NATIONAL HONOR Stetson freshman linebacker Donald Payne was named The Sports Network FCS National Freshman of the Week, Sept. 2. He recovered a fumble for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage after Saturday s game was resumed in the second quarter on Sunday. Payne, the nephew of former 15-year NFL defensive end Ezra Johnson, finished the game with eight tackles, including five solos, and three tackles for loss, including a sack. MERCER, STETSON RETURN WITH WINS Both Mercer and Stetson marked their return to football with victories during the opening weekend of the 2013 season. Mercer, playing on the gridiron for the first time since 1941, won a back-and-forth affair against Reinhardt, 40-37, thanks to John Shutter s game-winning field goal with three seconds left. Stetson saw its first football game since 1956 span two days thanks to rain and lightning suspending play Saturday. The Hatters scored 21 unanswered points during Sunday s resumption to post a 31-3 victory against Warner. PFL S 21ST CAMPAIGN The upcoming 2013 season marks the 21st year for the Pioneer Football League the nation s only nonscholarship, football-only NCAA Football Championship Subdivision conference. The league expands to 12 members for the upcoming campaign, Mercer and Stetson restarting their football programs and joining the league. FIVE PFL ATHLETES NOMINATED FOR 2013 ALLSTATE AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM Five PFL student-athletes Butler s Matt Lancaster, Campbell s Michael Rudisill, Davidson s Weston Hawkins, Marist s Max Jacques and San Diego s Thomas Cobbs were among a record 150 nominees for the 2013 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, which recognizes the selfless contributions to volunteerism and community service made by college football student-athletes across the nation. Two 11-member teams will be selected, one composed players competing in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and the other is a combined team representing the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), Divisions II, III, and the NAIA PFL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR RETURN Three of the PFL s Players of the Year will return for the 2013 campaign. Butler PAGE 5

6 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT quarterback Matt Lancaster returns after earning PFL Offensive Player of the Year honors after finishing 2012 responsible for an average of points per game ranking ninth among FCS quarterbacks. Valparaiso running back Jake Hutson posted 1,102 all-purpose yards en route to PFL Freshman Offensive Player of the Year honors. Butler defensive lineman Kyle Annis was named the league s Freshman Defensive Player of the Year after a 42-tackle campaign last season. PRESEASON ALL-PFL TEAM The Pioneer Football League s coaches preseason All-PFL team named 28 student-athletes for 29 positions. Butler and Jacksonville each had six players earn preseason accolades. ALL-PFL HONOREES RETURN Twenty-six members of the 2012 All-PFL squads return to their teams in 2012, including 13 firstteam selections and 13 second-team honorees. Marist defensive lineman Terrence Fede returns after earning first-team All-PFL honors in both 2011 and In addition, Butler returns a league-leading four first-team All-PFL selections from last season. SAN DIEGO PICKED TO WIN PFL San Diego received five of a possible 12 first-place votes and 111 points narrowly earning the nod as the PFL s preseason favorite. Butler was ranked second by one point after receiving four first-place votes. Drake and Jacksonville were picked to finish tied for third with 99 points, receiving one and two firstplace votes, respectively. Dayton (85 points) was picked to finish fifth followed by Marist (67) which rounded out the poll s top half. Morehead State (7th, 65 points), Campbell (8th, 49), Davidson (9th, 42) and Valparaiso (10th, 32) occupy the poll s next four spots followed by newcomers Mercer (11th, 20) and Stetson (12th, 13). PFL TIEBREAKER FOR FCS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AUTOMATIC QUALIFICATION The following tiebreaker system is used by the Pioneer Football League to determine its automatic qualifier (AQ) for the Division I Football Championship. In no instance is this tiebreaker used to break a tie for the league championship, all teams tied for first place at the end of the regular season will share the title and be designated co-champions. Two-Team Tie 1. If there is a two-team tie in conference play and the two tied teams played each other, the winner of the head-to-head competition shall be declared the automatic qualifier (AQ). 2. If the tied teams did not play each other: Each team s record against all common opponents in the league shall be used to break the tie and declare the AQ. If the teams are still tied, then each team s record against the next highest common opponent in the league standings shall be used to break the tie and declare the AQ. [Clarifications: The record comparison against common opponents shall continue in descending order until the tie is broken. If common teams played are tied in the standings, they will be regarded as a unit when determining records against. Example: If A/B/C are tied for first and next highest common opponents, D & E are tied, combined records against D & E will be used.] If the teams are still tied, the latest available ranking in the Simple Rating System ranking, approved for use by the NCAA Committee, shall be used as the final tiebreaker. PAGE 6 Multiple-Team Tie NOTE: If at any point a tie is broken using the multiple-team tiebreaker procedures and only two teams remain tied, the remaining teams shall revert to the two-team tiebreaker procedures above. 1. If the tied teams all played one another:.the team with the best cumulative record involving games with the tied teams shall be declared the AQ. For example, if a team is 2-0 against two other tied teams, that team shall be declared the AQ. If the tied teams all played one another and have identical records against the other tied teams, then each team s record against all common opponents in the league shall be used to determine the AQ. If teams are still tied, then each team s record against the next highest common opponent in the league standings shall be used to determine the AQ. 2. If the tied teams did not play each other: If one team played and defeated all the other teams involved in the tie, that team is the AQ. Then each team s record against all common league opponents shall be used to determine the AQ. Then each team s record against the next highest common opponent in the league standings shall be used to determine the AQ. If the teams are still tied, the latest available ranking in the Simple Rating System ranking, approved for use by the NCAA Committee, shall be used as the final tiebreaker

7 PFL IN THE POLLS SPORTS NETWORK FCS COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL Rk Team (1sts) Record Pts Pvs 1. North Dakota State (159) Eastern Illinois Eastern Washington Montana State Coastal Carolina Sam Houston State Fordham Maine Black Youngstown State Montana McNeese State Bethune-Cookman Towson Northern Arizona Delaware Southeastern Louisiana Wofford Terriers Charleston Southern South Dakota State Samford Lehigh James Madison NR 23. William & Mary NR 24. Chattanooga NR 25. New Hampshire Others receiving votes: Jacksonville State 285, Central Arkansas 246, Eastern Kentucky 226, Princeton 146, Villanova 140, Southern Illinois 91, Tennessee State 65, Southern Utah 61, Harvard 48, South Carolina State 44, Northern Iowa 29, South Dakota 24, Georgia Southern 23, Illinois State 22, UT Martin 21, Jackson State 8, Cal Poly 6, Sacred Heart 5, Missouri State 3, The Citadel 1, Furman PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT FCS COACHES POLL Rk Team (1sts) Record Pts Pvs 1. North Dakota State (26) Eastern Illinois Coastal Carolina Eastern Washington Montana State Fordham Sam Houston State Youngstown State Maine Bethune-Cookman Towson Montana McNeese State Northern Arizona Wofford Charleston Southern Southeastern Louisiana James Madison Lehigh South Dakota State Delaware NR 22. Samford Chattanooga NR T-24. William & Mary NR T-24. Central Arkansas Others receiving votes: New Hampshire 59, Princeton 39, Jacksonville State 27, Harvard 14, Villanova 13, Tennessee State 11, Eastern Kentucky 8, Jackson State 7, Southern Utah 6, Cal Poly 3, Northern Iowa 2, Southern Illinois 1. NOTE: The following programs are ineligible for the Coaches Poll due to their transition to the FBS: Appalachian State, Charlotte, Georgia Southern and Old Dominion GRIDIRON POWER INDEX Rk Team Avg Rank 1. North Dakota State Eastern Illinois McNeese State Eastern Washington Towson Maine Coastal Carolina Youngstown State Sam Houston State Fordham Bethune-Cookman Montana State Villanova Montana Tennessee State Southeastern Louisiana Northern Arizona Southern Illinois Samford William & Mary Northern Iowa New Hampshire Cent Arkansas South Dakota State Old Dominion Pioneer Football League Teams: 67. San Diego (55.43); 73. Dayton (59.14); 91. Marist (71.57); 94T. Butler (73.57); 101. Drake (79.00); 108. Mercer (84.00); 109. Jacksonville (84.14); 121. Morehead St (93.29); 124. Campbell (95.71); 125. Valparaiso (96.57); 126. Stetson (97.14); 127. Davidson (98.00) The Gridiron Power Index (GPI) ranking of teams has been used by the NCAA Division I Football Championship Committee for the selection of teams since The GPI uses The Sports Network Poll, The FCS Coaches Poll, plus seven computer ratings (dropping the highest and lowest ranking) and computes an aggregate ranking, listed above. The rankings above are the previous week rankings PFL VOTING MEMBERS SPORTS NETWORK FCS COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL Ty Patton; Mark Brumbaugh; Cody Bush; Jack Cronin; Mike Ferraro; Ted Gosen; Doug Hauschild; Ricky Hazel; Paul Oren; Ty Patton; Matt Schabert; Jason Williams FCS COACHES POLL Paul Nichols and Rick Chamberlin PFL WEEK-BY-WEEK POLL BREAKDOWN AFTER WEEK BUT CAM DAV DAY DRA JAC MAR MER MOR SAN STE VAL PRESEASON RV/ / / / RV/ / / / / RV/RV / / ONE / / / / / /RV / / / / / / TWO / / / / / /RV / / / / / / THREE / / / / / / / / / / / / FOUR / / / / / / / / / / / / FIVE / / / / / / / / / / / / SIX / / / / / / / / / / / / SEVEN / / / / / / / / / / / / EIGHT RV/ / / / / / / / / / / / NINE / / / / / / / / / / / / TEN / / / / / / / / / / / / ELEVEN TWELVE Polls: Sports Network/FCS Coaches PAGE 7

8 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT PFL COMPOSITE SCHEDULE WEEK 1: Thursday, August 29 Pikeville def. Morehead State, Delaware def. Jacksonville, Youngstown State def. Dayton, Drake vs. Grand View North Dakota def. Valparaiso, WEEK 1: Saturday, August 31 Charlotte def. Campbell, 52-7 Sacred Heart def. Marist, Mercer def. Reinhardt, South Dakota State def. Butler, Cal Poly def. San Diego, Off Week: Davidson WEEK 1: Sunday, Sept. 1 Stetson def. Warner, 31-3 WEEK 2: Saturday, Sept. 7 Dayton def. Duquesne, St. Joseph s (Ind.) def. Valparaiso, Youngstown State def. Morehead State, Northern Iowa def. Drake, Georgetown def. Davidson, 42-6 Bucknell def. Marist, Butler def. Wittenberg, Campbell def. Virginia-Wise, Florida Tech def. Stetson, Jacksonville State def. Jacksonville, San Diego def. Western New Mexico, Off Week: Mercer WEEK 3: Saturday, Sept. 14 Jacksonville 69, Morehead State 19 Dayton 21, Robert Morris 14 Marist 43, Georgetown 23 William Jewell 36, Valparaiso 34 Charleston Southern 30, Campbell 10 Butler 31, Franklin 28 Mercer 61, Warner 0 Lenoir-Rhyne 34, Davidson 18 Off Week: Drake, San Diego, Stetson WEEK 4: Saturday, Sept. 21 Jacksonville def. Warner, Drake def. Indianapolis, Johnson C. Smith def. Davidson, Harvard def. San Diego, Dartmouth def. Butler, Mercer def. Berry, 43-0 Birmingham-Southern def. Stetson, Eastern Kentucky def. Morehead State, Off Week: Campbell, Dayton, Marist, Valparaiso WEEK 5: Saturday, Sept. 28 Butler def. Jacksonville, San Diego def. Stetson, 59-0 Marist def. Dayton, Mercer def. Drake, Morehead State def. Davidson, Valparaiso def. Campbell, (OT) WEEK 6: Saturday, Oct. 5 Marist def. Valparaiso, 37-0 Butler def. Stetson, Morehead State def. Campbell, Dayton def. Davidson, 40-8 Drake def. Jacksonville, San Diego def. Mercer, WEEK 7: Saturday, Oct. 12 Mercer def. Valparaiso, Dayton def. Stetson, Butler def. Campbell, Drake def. Davidson, 27-6 San Diego def. Marist, Off Week: Jacksonville, Morehead State WEEK 8: Saturday, Oct. 19 Butler def. Drake, Jacksonville def. Campbell, Marist def. Davidson, Mercer def. Carnegie Mellon, Morehead State def. Valparaiso, Dayton def. San Diego, (2OT) Off Week: Stetson WEEK 9: Saturday, Oct. 26 Mercer 38, Campbell 31 Drake 23, Valparaiso 10 Marist 27, Stetson 0 Dayton 42, Morehead State 14 Jacksonville 56, Davidson 13 San Diego 42, Butler 14 WEEK 10: Saturday, Nov. 2 Butler 33, Dayton 30 Campbell 19, Stetson 18 San Diego 58, Valparaiso 14 Mercer 51, Davidson 26 Marist 42, Jacksonville 35 Drake 56, Morehead State 14 WEEK 11: Saturday, Nov. 9 Marist at Campbell, 1 p.m. San Diego at Morehead State, 1 p.m. Valparaiso at Butler, 1 p.m. Dayton at Drake, 2 p.m. Davidson at Stetson, 3 p.m. Jacksonville at Mercer, 3 p.m. WEEK 12: Saturday, Nov. 16 Butler at Morehead State, 1 p.m. Mercer at Marist, 1 p.m. Stetson at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Campbell at Old Dominion, 1 p.m. Dayton at Valparaiso, 2 p.m. Drake at San Diego, 3 p.m. WEEK 13: Saturday, Nov. 23 Charlotte at Morehead State, 1 p.m. Campbell at Davidson, 1 p.m. Stetson at Mercer, 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30 First Round Saturday, Dec. 7 Second Round Friday-Saturday, Dec Quarterfinals Friday-Saturday, Dec Semifinals Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014 National Championship Toyota Stadium Frisco, Texas - PFL Contest PAGE 8

9 PFL TEAM-BY-TEAM CAPSULES BUTLER BULLDOGS (7-3, 5-1 PFL) HOME FACILITY: BUTLER BOWL (5,400) HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 3-2 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 13,205 (2,641) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 [RV/ ] at South Dakota State [6/7] L S07 Wittenberg W S14 at Franklin W S21 Dartmouth L S28 at Jacksonville W O05 Stetson W O12 Campbell W O19 Drake W O26 [RV/ ] at San Diego L N02 at Dayton W N09 Valparaiso 1 p.m. N16 at Morehead State 1 p.m PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT - PFL Contest CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS (2-7, 1-5 PFL) HOME FACILITY: BARKER-LANE STADIUM (5,000) HOME: 1-4 AWAY: 1-3 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 23,374 (4,675) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 at Charlotte L S07 Virginia-Wise W S14 Charleston Southern L S21 Off Week S28 at Valparaiso L [OT] O05 Morehead State L O12 at Butler L O19 Jacksonville L O26 Mercer L N02 at Stetson W N09 Marist 1 p.m. N16 at Old Dominion 1 p.m. N23 at Davidson 1 p.m. DAVIDSON WILDCATS (0-9, 0-6 PFL) HOME FACILITY: RICHARDSON STADIUM (4,500) HOME: 0-4 AWAY: 0-5 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 14,803 (3,701) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 Off Week S07 at Georgetown L S14 Lenoir-Rhyne L S21 at Johnson C. Smith L S28 at Morehead State L O05 at Dayton L O12 Drake L O19 Marist L O26 at Jacksonville L N02 Mercer L N09 at Stetson 3 p.m. N16 Off Week N23 Campbell 1 p.m. DRAKE BULLDOGS (5-4, 4-2 PFL) HOME FACILITY: DRAKE STADIUM (14,000) HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 1-3 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 16,666 (3,333) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A29 [RV/ ] Grand View L S07 at Northern Iowa [9/9] L S14 Off Week S21 Indianapolis W S28 at Mercer L O05 Jacksonville W O12 at Davidson W O19 at Butler L O26 Valparaiso W N02 Morehead State W N09 Dayton 2 p.m. N16 at San Diego 3 p.m. DAYTON FLYERS (6-3, 4-2 PFL) HOME FACILITY: WELCOME STADIUM (11,000) HOME: 3-2 AWAY: 3-1 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 17,107 (3,421) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A29 at Youngstown State [RV/24] L S07 Duquesne [RV/RV] W S14 at Robert Morris W S21 Off Week S28 Marist L O05 Davidson W O12 at Stetson W O19 San Diego W [2OT] O26 at Morehead State W N02 Butler L N09 at Drake 2 p.m. N16 at Valparaiso 2 p.m. JACKSONVILLE DOLPHINS (4-5, 3-4 PFL) HOME FACILITY: D.B. MILNE FIELD (5,000) HOME: 3-1 AWAY: 1-4 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 10,308 (2,577) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A29 at Delaware [RV/RV] L S07 [ /RV] at Jacksonville State [RV/RV] L S14 Morehead State W S21 Warner W S28 Butler L O05 at Drake L O12 Off Week O19 at Campbell W O26 Davidson W N02 at Marist L N09 at Mercer 3 p.m. N16 Stetson 1 p.m. PAGE 9

10 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT PFL TEAM-BY-TEAM CAPSULES MARIST RED FOXES (6-3, 5-1 PFL) HOME FACILITY: TENNEY STADIUM (5,000) HOME: 3-1 AWAY: 3-2 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 8,947 (2,237) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 Sacred Heart L S07 at Bucknell L S14 at Georgetown W S21 Off Week S28 at Dayton W O05 Valparaiso W O12 at San Diego L O19 at Davidson W O26 Stetson W N02 Jacksonville W N09 at Campbell 1 p.m. N16 Mercer 1 p.m. - PFL Contest MERCER BEARS (8-1, 4-1 PFL) HOME FACILITY: MOYE COMPLEX (10,200) HOME: 6-0 AWAY: 2-1 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 53,275 (8,879) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 Reinhardt W S07 Off Week S14 Warner W S21 Berry W S28 Drake W O05 at San Diego L O12 Valparaiso W O19 Carnegie Mellon W O26 at Campbell W N02 at Davidson W N09 Jacksonville 3 p.m. N16 at Marist 1 p.m. N23 Stetson 4 p.m. MOREHEAD STATE EAGLES (3-6, 3-3 PFL) HOME FACILITY: JAYNE STADIUM (10,000) HOME: 1-3 AWAY: 2-3 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 26,314 (6,579) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A29 Pikeville (Ky.) L S07 at Youngstown State [RV/25] L S14 at Jacksonville L S21 Eastern Kentucky L S28 Davidson W O05 at Campbell W O12 Off Week O19 at Valparaiso W O26 Dayton L N02 at Drake L N09 San Diego 1 p.m. N16 Butler 1 p.m. N23 Charlotte 1 p.m. STETSON HATTERS (1-7, 0-5 PFL) HOME FACILITY: SPEC MARTIN STADIUM (6,000) HOME: 1-4 AWAY: 0-3 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 26,581 (5,316) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 Warner W S07 at Florida Tech L S14 Off Week S21 Birmingham-Southern L S28 San Diego L O05 at Butler L O12 Dayton L O19 Off Week O26 at Marist L N02 Campbell L N09 Davidson 3 p.m. N16 at Jacksonville 1 p.m. N23 at Mercer 4 p.m. SAN DIEGO TOREROS (6-3, 5-1 PFL) HOME FACILITY: TORERO STADIUM (7,000) HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 2-2 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 15,003 (3,001) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A31 [RV/RV] at Cal Poly [14/11] L S07 Western New Mexico W S14 Off Week S21 Harvard L S28 at Stetson W O05 Mercer W O12 Marist W O19 at Dayton L [2OT] O26 Butler W N02 at Valparaiso W N09 at Morehead State 1 p.m. N16 Drake 3 p.m. VALPARAISO CRUSADERS (1-8, 1-5 PFL) HOME FACILITY: BROWN FIELD (5,000) HOME: 1-3 AWAY: 0-5 Total Home Attendance (Avg.): 8,922 (2,231) Date [TM RANK] Opponent [RANK] W/L Score Attend A29 at North Dakota L S07 at St. Joseph s (Ind.) L S14 William Jewell L S21 Off Week S28 Campbell W [OT] O05 at Marist L O12 at Mercer L O19 Morehead State L O26 at Drake L N02 San Diego L N09 at Butler 1 p.m. N16 Dayton 2 p.m. PAGE 10

11 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT PFL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Only regular-season PFL contests and current members listed Team BUT CAM DAV DAY DRA JAC MAR MER MOR SAN STE VAL Butler Campbell Davidson Dayton Drake Jacksonville Marist Mercer Morehead State San Diego Stetson Valparaiso ALL-TIME PFL STANDINGS Regular-season PFL contests only, by win percentage Team Yrs Gms W-L Pct. Mercer Dayton Drake Jacksonville San Diego Morehead State Marist Butler Davidson Valparaiso Campbell Stetson ALL-TIME OVERALL RECORDS School (Seasons) W-L-T Butler (123) Campbell (5) Davidson (114) Dayton (104) Drake (118) Jacksonville (14) Marist (34) Mercer () Morehead State (88) San Diego (45) Stetson (48) Valparaiso (91) PFL COACHING RECORDS CAREER RECORD RECORD AT CURRENT SCHOOL Coach, School Seasons W-L-T Pct. Seasons W-L-T Pct. PFL Pct. Jeff Voris (BUT) 13th th Mike Minter (CAM) 1st st Paul Nichols (DAV) 1st st Rich Chamberlin (DAY) 6th th Chris Creighton (DRA) 17th th Kerwin Bell (JAC) 7th th Jim Parady (MAR) 22nd nd Bobby Lamb (MER) 10th st Rob Tenyer (MOR) 1st st Dale Lindsey (SAN) 1st st Roger Hughes (STE) 11th st Dale Carlson (VAL) 25th th PFL CHAMPIONSHIPS 11 Dayton , 1994c, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000c, 2001, 2002, 2007c, 2009c, 2010c 6 Drake , 1998, 2000c, 2004, 2011c, 2012c 5 San Diego , 2006, 2007c, 2011c, 2012c 3 Butler c, 2009c, 2012c 2 Valparaiso c, Jacksonville , 2010c c co-champions Notes on PFL Championship: From and returning to the format in 2005 the PFL was composed of one division and the championship went to the team with the best conference record. From , the league expanded and split into two divisions - North (N) and South (S) - with the divisional winners, who were the teams with the best record against divisional opponents, facing off in a championship game, the winner of that game was awarded the league s championship. PAGE 11

12 2013 PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT PFL YEAR-BY-YEAR HOME ATTENDANCE School Facility (capacity) 13 Avg 12 Avg 11 Avg 10 Avg 09 Avg Five-Yr Avg Gms Butler Butler Bowl (5,400) 2641 (5) 2960 (5) 2607 (5) 3205 (5) 2473 (7) Campbell Barker-Lane Stadium (5,000) 4675 (5) 3620 (6) 3096 (5) 3280 (6) 3324 (5) Davidson Richardson Stadium (4,500) 3701 (4) 3223 (6) 3397 (6) 3608 (5) 3802 (5) Dayton Welcome Stadium (11,000) 3421 (5) 3213 (5) 3202 (5) 3286 (6) 3978 (6) Drake Drake Stadium (14,000) 3333 (5) 3175 (6) 2770 (6) 2566 (5) 2865 (6) Jacksonville D.B. Milne Field (5,000) 2577 (4) 2668 (5) 3638 (5) 3761 (5) 3276 (5) Marist Tenney Stadium (5,000) 2237 (4) 1836 (5) 2071 (5) 2198 (6) 2425 (5) Mercer University Stadium (10,200) 8879 (6) Morehead State Jayne Stadium (10,000) 6579 (4) 4379 (6) 6166 (5) 4119 (5) 4752 (5) San Diego Torero Stadium (7,000) 3001 (5) 2916 (5) 2856 (5) 2457 (6) 2368 (5) Stetson Martin Stadium (6,000) 5316 (5) Valparaiso Brown Field (5,000) 2231 (4) 2342 (6) 2178 (5) 2172 (5) 1783 (5) PFL Average 4188 (56) 3062 (55) 3194 (52) 3046 (54) 3093 (54) Total Attendance 234, , , , , ,471 PFL SHUTOUT HISTORY Team Last SHO Win Gms Ago Last SHO Loss Gms Ago BUT 48-0 at Valparaiso (2010) at San Diego (2010) 38 CAM 10-0 vs. Virginia-Wise (2012) at San Diego (2012) 14 DAV 49-0 at Campbell (2008) at Dayton (2011) 25 DAY 45-0 vs. Valparaiso (2012) vs. Marshall (1976) 417 DRA 50-0 vs. Valparaiso (2011) at North Dakota (2011) 30 JAC 41-0 vs. Webber Int l (2010) at Ga. Southern (2012) 19 MAR 27-0 vs. Stetson (2013) at Drake (2010) 37 MER 43-0 vs. Berry (2012) 6 8 MOR 55-0 vs. Southern Va. (2012) at San Diego (2010) 30 SAN 59-0 at Stetson (2013) at Dayton (1999) 154 STE at Marist (2013) 1 VAL 54-0 at Wisc. Lutheran (2006) at Marist (2013) 4 PFL OVERTIME HISTORY Team Record Last OT Game BUT 3-3 (W) vs. Morehead State (2009) CAM 1-3 (L) at Valparaiso (2013) DAV 4-5 (W) at Valparaiso (2012) DAY 3-1 (W) [2OT] vs. San Diego (2013) DRA 3-1 (W) vs. Marist (2012) JAC 1-0 (W) vs. Stony Brook (2000) MAR 2-4 (L) at Drake (2012) MER 0-0 MOR 2-2 (W) [2OT] vs. Campbell (2010) SAN 1-2 (L) [2OT] at Dayton (2013) STE 0-0 VAL 4-1 (W) vs. Campbell (2013) PFL STATISTICAL TRENDS NUMBER IN SUPERSCRIPT NEXT TO YEAR INDICATES NUMBER OF PFL TEAMS CATEGORY Scoring Offense Total Offense Rushing Off Passing Off Run % 41% 41% 49% 50% 41% 38% 40% 42% 36% 32% 36% 39% Pass % 59% 59% 51% 50% 59% 62% 60% 58% 64% 68% 64% 61% Scoring Defense Total Defense Rushing Def Passing Def Run % 44% 42% 50% 47% 40% 38% 43% 42% 40% 38% 43% 43% Pass % 59% 59% 51% 50% 59% 62% 60% 58% 64% 62% 57% 57% Time of Game 2:42 2:57 2:48 2:44 2:45 2:51 2:50 2:54 PAGE 12