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March 7, 2007 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I) News Release


NEW YORK - Week 2 of the AFL season is "Championship Week" as three teams raise their banners in home openers throughout the weekend, and one team hosts its first home contest since the 2005 season.

The 2006 National Conference Champion Orlando Predators are in the spotlight as they host the Los Angeles Avengers during the inaugural Russell ESPN Arena Football Monday this upcoming Monday, March 12 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2. The Predators got off to a good start in Week 1 by defeating their long-time Southern Division rival Tampa Bay, 52-27. The Predators are led by QB SHANE STAFFORD, who completed 24-of-34 passes for 329 yards and five touchdowns last week in his inaugural game as a Predator. The Avengers look to bounce back from their 66-58 loss to the San Jose SaberCats. Avengers WR LENZIE JACKSON registered 13 receptions for 196 yards and three touchdowns in the loss.

The ArenaBowl XX Champion Chicago Rush will raise its championship banner in its home opener when it hosts San Jose on Friday at 8 p.m. ET. The Rush hope to improve from a 54-41 loss to Kansas City in Week 1. The SaberCats have lost three consecutive games to the Rush and have not won in Chicago since their 71-49 victory during Week 6 of the 2003 season. SaberCats QB MARK GRIEB led the way against Los Angeles last week as he threw for 258 yards and six touchdowns in their 66-58 win. In a rematch of the 2006 American Conference Championship game that saw the Rush punch their ticket to ArenaBowl XX, Chicago jumped out to a 21-7 lead early in the first, and withheld a SaberCats comeback that went down to the final on-sides kick on their way to a 59-56 victory. Rush WR BOBBY SIPPIO scored the game-winner with his fifth touchdown reception with 34 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. Rush QB MATT D'ORAZIO completed 21-of-36 passes for 215 yards and six touchdowns, while GRIEB completed 28-of-36 passes for 314 yards with five passing touchdowns and one rushing.

The banner raisings continue in Dallas as the Desperados lift their Eastern Division championship banner in their home opener against the Tampa Bay Storm on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. (ET) on SIRIUS RADIO channel 119. The Desperados are coming off a 60-7 victory over the New York Dragons last week. The 53-point win ranks as the largest margin of victory in a season opener in AFL history. QB CLINT DOLEZEL completed 21-of-28 passes for 249 yards and seven touchdowns. Tampa opened their season at home with a disappointing loss, 52-27 to Orlando. Storm QB JOHN KALEO completed 24-of-37 passes for 289 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions in his return to the franchise. WR DEMETRIS BENDROSS posted a team-high 10 receptions for 124 yards and two touchdowns in a losing effort.

Utah Blaze head coach DANNY WHITE returns to Phoenix looking for his first win against his former team when the Rattlers host the Blaze this Saturday at 9 p.m. ET (FSN Rocky Mountain- 12:30 a.m. ET and FSN Arizona- 10 p.m. ET). White, who coached Arizona from 1992-2005, lost all three meetings last season against the team he led to two ArenaBowl Championships in 1994 and 1997.

The New Orleans VooDoo return to the New Orleans Arena for their first home game since May 5, 2005, after missing the 2006 campaign due to Hurricane Katrina. All eyes will be on the VooDoo (0-1), who boast a 12-4 all-time regular season record at home. The VooDoo have sold more than 12,000 season tickets to date and the New Orleans Arena is also the site of ArenaBowl XXI on Sunday, July 29, at 3 p.m. on ABC.

The VooDoo host the Columbus Destroyers (1-0), who defeated the Nashville Kats, 58-56, in Week 1 action on Friday, March 9, at 8 p.m. on SIRIUS RADIO channel 119. The Destroyers are led by QB MATT NAGY, who threw for 245 yards and seven touchdowns in his Columbus debut. WR DAMIEN GROCE led the Destroyers with 11 catches for 121 yards and three touchdowns in the win. VooDoo QB ANDY KELLY threw for 285 passing yards, and eight touchdowns in their last second, 63-61, loss to the Utah Blaze.

This week's games also include: Las Vegas at Grand Rapids on Thursday (AFL Net); Philadelphia at Nashville on Friday (AFL Net); Kansas City at Colorado on Saturday (AFL Net); and Austin at Georgia (FSN Southwest- 12 a.m. ET, FSN Midwest- FSN Sports South- Live) on Sunday.

SCHUTT SPORTS TOP 12 POLL

(As selected by the AFLWA)

RANKING TEAM RECORD POINTS 1 Dallas Desperados (15) 1-0 212

2 San Jose SaberCats (1) 1-0 179

3 Orlando Predators 1-0 173

4 Georgia Force 1-0 162

5 Utah Blaze 1-0 121

6 Austin Wranglers 1-0 106

7 Kansas City Brigade 1-0 78

8 Colorado Crush 0-1 75

9 Philadelphia Soul 0-0 71

10 Columbus Destroyers 1-0 61

T-11 Chicago Rush 0-1 50

T-11 Grand Rapids Rampage 1-0 50

Also receiving votes: New Orleans VooDoo 25, Arizona Rattlers 20, Nashville Kats 10, Los Angeles Avengers 6, New York Dragons 3, Tampa Bay Storm 2.

As a reminder, TV stations can download a satellite feed of game highlights every Friday and Saturday from 10:30- 10:45 p.m. (ET) at Galaxy 25/14 (Formally IA 5/14), Downlink frequency 3980 Horizontal (C-Band). On Sundays, TV stations can download all the Sunday action plus top plays of the week and a preview of the Monday game, if applicable, from 8- 8:30 p.m. on Galaxy 25/13 (Formally IA 5/13), Downlink frequency 3980 Horizontal (C-Band).

LAS VEGAS GLADIATORS (0-1) AT GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE (1-0)

THURSDAY, MARCH 8, AT 7:00 P.M. ET

(AFL NET)

Gladiators: Las Vegas won last 2 matchups by combined total of 53 points...5-1 all-time against Grand Rapids, 2-1 on road...Have beaten Grand Rapids by an average of 25 points in each of last three wins...Head Coach DANTON BARTO going for first career victory...QB SHAUN KING threw for 275 yards and one touchdown in Gladiator debut...WR ETU MOLDEN and WR KEVIN PRENTISS rank third in AFL in receptions with 10...Defense ranks third in passing yards allowed (205)...Rampage: Going for third 2-0 start in 10-year history...2-0 start would be first since 2003...Offense tied for second in kick off return average (23.2)...Head Coach SPARKY MCEWEN going for 10th career victory...WR JEROME RILEYS 43-yard TD reception was second-longest in AFL in Week 1...K BRIAN GOWINS leads AFL in FGs (three) and points (14). Gowins is also tied for lead with five touchbacks on kickoffs (Dallas K Dustin Bell).

2007 LEADERS GLADIATORS RAMPAGE SERIES LEADER LEADS 5-1

LAST FIVE GAMES 0-5 3-2

LAST GAME Lost at Austin, 36-57 Won at Colorado, 44-42

2007 LEADERS GLADIATORS RAMPAGE

PASSING King: 25-45-275, 1 TD, 1 INT Sauk: 10-15-101, 2 TD

RECEIVING Molden: 10-129 Edwards: 8-50, 1 TD

RUSHING Molden: 1-6 Ryan: 8-13

TACKLES Canonico: 7 Wesley: 11.5

SACKS Nix: 1 Nwokorie: 1

INTERCEPTIONS N/A Doster/ Riley: 1

KICKING Azar: 4-4 PAT, 2-3 FG; 10 PTS Gowins: 5-5 PAT, 3-3 FG; 14 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 36.0 PPG (16); 270.0 YPG (13) 44.0 PPG (13); 180.0 YPG (18)

TEAM DEFENSE 57.0 PPG (10); 256.0 YPG (4) 42.0 PPG (5); 299.0 YPG (10)

COLUMBUS DESTROYERS (1-0) AT NEW ORLEANS VOODOO (0-1)

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, AT 8:00 P.M. ET (SIRIUS RADIO- Channel 119)

Destroyers: Attempting to win first two road games of season for first time in franchise history...Team ranks fifth in rushing average (21)...Rank first in kick return average (32.6)...Head Coach DOUG KAY going for 10th career victory...QB MATT NAGY threw for 245 yards and seven touchdowns in Destroyer debut...WR DAMIEN GROCE leads AFL in kick off return average with 42.0 yards per return...WR DARCEY LEVY ranks third in AFL in third down receptions with two...2006 AFL Defensive Player of the Year DB JERALD BROWN recorded one interception in Week 1.VooDoo: VooDoo look to go 4-0 all-time in home openers...New Orleans is 2-0 in Week 2 games as franchise...Have all-time 12-4 home regular-season record...QB ANDY KELLY became first QB in AFL history to pass for over 40,000 yards with his 285 yard effort in Week 1. Kelly now has 40, 233 yards passing. Kelly ranks second in AFL with 155.4 third-down QB rating...Team combined with Utah in Week 1 for 51 first downs, third all-time in AFL history...WR KENNY HENDERSON leads all AFL rookies with four TDs (all receiving).Henderson and fellow rookie WR DARNELL MCDONALD combined for 6 TDs.

2007 LEADERS DESTROYERS VOODOO SERIES LEADER LEADS 2-0

LAST FIVE GAMES 4-1 0-1

LAST GAME Won at Nashville, 58-56 Lost at Utah, 61-63

2007 LEADERS DESTROYERS VOODOO PASSING Nagy: 23-35-245, 7 TD Kelly: 25-36-285, 8 TD

RECEIVING Groce: 11-121, 3 TD McDonald: 12-143, 2 TD

RUSHING Bush: 1-9 Curran: 4-13

TACKLES Hefflin: 9.5 Wallace: 8.5

SACKS Spicer: 1 Taylor: 1

INTERCEPTIONS Brown: 1 N/A

KICKING Martinez: 7-8 PAT, 1-2 FG; 10 PTS Houle: 7-8 PAT, 0-1 FG; 7 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 58.0 PPG (7); 256.0 YPG (14) 61.0 PPG (5); 280.0 YPG (11)

TEAM DEFENSE 56.0 PPG (9); 341.0 YPG (17) 63.0 PPG (15); 340.0 YPG (16)

PHILADELPHIA SOUL (0-0) AT NASHVILLE KATS (0-1)

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, AT 8:00 P.M. ET

(AFL NET)

Soul: Philadelphia is 2-1 all-time in season openers, winning last 2...Soul 2-0 all-time against Nashville...Finished 2006 9-7, best record for franchise...DB EDDIE MOTEN led the AFL in interceptions (13), interception return yards (68) and interception return yard avg. (34.0) in 2006...2-0 all-time against Nashville...Outscored Kats 108-81 in both combined meetings. Kats: Offense ranks second in AFL in total yards per game (341)...Ranks third in kickoff return average (20.4)...QB CLINT STOERNER leads AFL with 146.6 fourth quarter QB rating...RB DAN ALEXANDER ties for AFL lead with three rushing TDs (Kansas City, Charles Frederick)...K JASON WICZAKS 57-yard FG was longest in AFL in Week 1.

2007 LEADERS SOUL KATS SERIES LEADER LEADS 2-0

LAST FIVE GAMES 3-2 1-4

LAST GAME Won at Georgia, 57-41 (2006) Lost vs. Columbus, 56-58

2007 LEADERS SOUL (2006 LEADERS) KATS PASSING Graziani: 389-232-11, 2989, 41 TDs Stoerner: 23-39-325, 5 TD

RECEIVING Scott: 87-999, 17 TDs Bonner: 8-122, 3 TD

RUSHING Ours: 50-130, 11 TDs Alexander: 7-23, 3 TD

TACKLES Moten: 104.0 Bacon: 5

SACKS Burt* & Missouri: 4.5 Hunter: 1

INTERCEPTIONS Moten: 13 Raymond: 1

KICKING France: 95-103 PAT; 14-33 FG; 133 PTS Witczak: 5-6 PAT, 1-1 FG; 8 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 48.6 PPG (13); 289.1 YPG (6) 56.0 PPG (10); 341.0 YPG (2)

TEAM DEFENSE 46.7 PPG (4); 283.6 YPG (7) 58.0 PPG (11); 256.0 YPG (4)

Burt now with Chicago

SAN JOSE SABERCATS (1-0) AT CHICAGO RUSH (0-1)

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, AT 8:00 ET

*Rematch of 2006 American Conference Championship Game

SaberCats: San Jose is 11-2 in regular season games after playing Los Angeles... Looking for first two game road streak to start season since 2004...Offense ranks second in AFL in points per game with 66...WR BEN NELSON is tied for first in AFL with 11 first-downs (Arizonea's Randy Gatewood) and second in AFL for receiving yards with 180...K A.J. HAGLUND set AFL record in Week 1, by hitting all 9 of his PAT attempts, most made with no misses...Rush: ArenaBowl Champions have 12-6 record in following year's second week...Have 14-4 all-time record in home openers...Each season Chicago has started season 1-1, they have advanced to at least second round of playoffs...Team ranks second in league in rushing average (4.3) and third down efficiency (75)...QB MATT D'ORAZIO ranks third in league with 74.1 completion percentage...WR BOBBY SIPPIO one of two players to score five or more touchdowns in Week 1 (Georgia's Troy Bergeron scored 6).

2007 LEADERS SABERCATS RUSH SERIES LEADER LEADS 3-2

LAST FIVE GAMES 5-0 3-2

LAST GAME Won at Los Angeles, 66-58 Lost at Kansas City, 41-54

2007 LEADERS SABERCATS RUSH PASSING Grieb: 25-37-258, 6 TD D'Orazio: 20-27-250, 5 TD

RECEIVING Nelson: 14-180, 4 TD Sippio: 8-122, 5 TD

RUSHING Kinsinger: 7-8, 1 TD D'Orazio: 2-12

TACKLES Thomas: 9.5 Alfonzo: 11

SACKS Williams: 1 Moyer: 1.5

INTERCEPTIONS N/A Alfonzo: 1

KICKING Haglund: 9-9 PAT, 1-2 FG; 12 PTS Frantz: 3-6 PAT; 3 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 66.0 PPG (2); 274.0 YPG (12) 41.0 PPG (15); 241.0 YPG (16)

TEAM DEFENSE 58.0 PPG (11); 321.0 YPG (12) 54.0 PPG (8); 318.0 YPG (11)

TAMPA BAY STORM (0-1) AT DALLAS DESPERADOS (1-0)

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AT 8:30 ET

(SIRIUS RADIO- Channel 119)

Storm: Are 24-7 in regular season games week after playing Orlando...Have 5-1 all-time record against Dallas QB CLINT DOLEZEL...Have sacked him (5) more than any other team...Offense is tied for first in fourth down efficiency...QB JOHN KALEO ranks third in AFL with 131.5 third-down QB rating. Kaleo threw for 289 yards and three touchdowns in Storm debut...Defense ranks sixth in first downs per game allowed (19)...Desperados: Dallas allowed only 7 points in last game, best performance ever for defense...In last 2 regular-season games, both against New York, Dallas has won by a combined 97 points...Desperados were 5-1 following win in which won by 15+ points in 2006...Only outscored 126-121 in two losses to Tampa...QB CLINT DOLEZEL ranks second in the league with 75.0 completion percentage... RB JOSH WHITE ranks second in AFL with 31 rushing yards...Defense ranks first in first downs allowed per game (9).

2007 LEADERS STORM DESPERADOS SERIES LEADER TIED 2-2

LAST FIVE GAMES 1-4 3-2

LAST GAME Lost vs. Orlando, 27-52 Won at New York, 60-7

2007 LEADERS STORM DESPERADOS PASSING Kaleo: 24-37-289, 3 TD Dolezel: 21-28-249, 7 TD

RECEIVING Bendross: 10-124, 2 TD Nash: 10-127, 2 TD

RUSHING Toliver: 1-13 White: 8-31, 1 TD

TACKLES Elpheage: 7 Brown: 7

SACKS Briggs: 1 Weatherington: 2

INTERCEPTIONS N/A Brown & Perry: 1

KICKING Gramatica: 0-4 PAT, 1-3 FG; 3 PTS Bell: 6-9 PAT, 0-1 FG; 6 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 27.0 PPG (17); 282.0 YPG (10) 60.0 PPG (6); 332.0 YPG (6)

TEAM DEFENSE 52.0 PPG (7); 334.0 YPG (14) 7.0 PPG (1); 182.0 YPG (2)

KANSAS CITY BRIGADE (1-0) AT COLORADO CRUSH (0-1) SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AT 9:00 P.M. ET

(AFL NET)

Brigade: Going for first two-game winning streak in team history...Kansas City tied all-time record for rushing touchdowns in a game with six on Sunday...Brigade RB CHARLES FREDERICK ties for AFL lead with three rushing TDs (Nashville's Dan Alexander)...Ranks second among all AFL rookies with three total TDs...Kansas City ranks third in total yards allowed per game (241)...Crush: Last time team lost season opener went on to win ArenaBowl XIX...Offense ranks third in first downs per game (26)...WR DAMIAN HARRELL looks to extend record streak of games with touchdown receiving to 67...Team defense ranks first in total yards allowed per game (180), per play (3.8), and passing yards allowed per game (167)...Ranks third in AFL in redzone defense (40.0).

2007 LEADERS BRIGADE CRUSH SERIES LEADER LEADS 1-0

LAST FIVE GAMES 1-4 2-3

LAST GAME Won vs. Chicago, 54-41 Lost vs. Grand Rapids, 42-44

2007 LEADERS BRIGADE CRUSH PASSING Philyaw: 23-33-225, 2 TD Dutton: 27-45-299, 6 TD

RECEIVING Myers: 8-66, 2 TD Harrell: 8-95, 3 TD

RUSHING Frederick: 8-60, 3 TD Thomas: 1-1

TACKLES Douozart/ Smalls: 6 Floyd: 10

SACKS Demaree: 1 Patu: 1

INTERCEPTIONS McEntyre: 2 N/A

KICKING Rush: 4-7 PAT, 0-1 FG; 3 PTS Ball: 6-6 PAT, 0-2 FG; 6 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 54.0 PPG (11); 318.0 YPG (8) 42.0 PPG (14); 299.0 YPG (9)

TEAM DEFENSE 41.0 PPG (4); 241.0 YPG (3) 44.0 PPG (6); 180.0 YPG (1)

UTAH BLAZE (1-0) AT ARIZONA RATTLERS (0-1) SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AT 9:00 P.M. ET

(TV: FSN Rocky Mountain SDD 12:30 a.m.)

(FSN Arizona SDD 12:00 a.m.)

Blaze: Combined with New Orleans in Week 1 for 51 first downs, third all-time in AFL history...Tied for first with Arizona for in fourth down efficiency...Ranks second in AFL with 66 points per game...Head Coach DANNY WHITE can become second coach in AFL history with 150 combined wins on Saturday...QB JOE GERMAINE ranks third in AFL with 330 passing yards...WR SIAHA BURLEY is tied for AFL lead with three receptions on third down (Orlando WR Jimmy Fryzel)...Rattlers: Team ranks first in AFL in total yards per game (372), and passing yards per game (360)...Ranks first in first downs per game (31), and tied with Utah in fourth down efficiency (100)...QB SHERDRICK BONNER leads AFL with 361 passing yards. Also leads league with three TD passes on third-down...WR RANDY GATEWOOD (14) and WR COSMO DEMATTEO (13) combined for 27 receptions and 320 receiving yards in Week 1, most prolific in AFL...Gatewood is tied for AFL lead with 11 first-down receptions (San Jose's Ben Nelson).

2007 LEADERS BLAZE RATTLERS SERIES LEADER LEADS 2-0

LAST FIVE GAMES 4-1 1-4

LAST GAME Won vs. New Orleans, 63-61 Lost vs. Georgia, 65-69

2007 LEADERS BLAZE RATTLERS

PASSING Germaine: 24-36-330, 5 TD Bonner: 32-52-361, 8 TD

RECEIVING Burley: 11-160, 2 TD Gatewood: 14-149, 4 TD

RUSHING Dennard: 1-5, 1 TD Kelly: 8-16, 1 TD

TACKLES Joseph: 12 Todd: 9

SACKS Janek: 2 N/A

INTERCEPTIONS N/A Damond: 1

KICKING Videtich: 6-8 PAT, 1-2 FG; 9 PTS Kral: 8-9 PAT, 1-2 FG; 11 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 63.0 PPG (4); 340.0 YPG (3) 65.0 PPG (3); 372.0 YPG (1)

TEAM DEFENSE 61.0 PPG (14); 280.0 YPG (8) 69.0 PPG (18); 338.0 YPG (15)

AUSTIN WRANGLERS (1-0) AT GEORGIA FORCE (1-0) SUNDAY, MARCH 11, AT 3:30 P.M. ET

(TV: FSN Southwest- SDD @ 12 a.m.)

(FSN Sports South-Live)

*Game pits two of Southern Division's three undefeated teams

Wranglers: Austin's 25th win was third straight regular-season win, with margin of victory for all three totaling 64 points...In first 22 wins, Austin only won by 19-or-more points two other times... Team ranks first in rushing yards per attempt (5.5)...Head Coach BRIAN PARTLOW became youngest head coach to win a professional football game with season-opening win against Las Vegas at the age of 30...QB ADRIAN MCPHERSON ranks second in AFL with 143.3 fourth quarter QB rating...Force: Going for first 2-0 start in franchise history...Offense ranks first in points per game (69), passing average (11.2), and total yards per play (10.6)...Offense ranks fourth in AFL in total offense with 338 yards per game...QB CHRIS GREISEN leads league with 83.3 completion percentage and leads league with nine touchdown passes. Ranks second with 337 passing yards...WR TROY BERGERON leads AFL in touchdowns with six...Defense ranks third in kick return average.

2007 LEADERS WRANGLERS FORCE SERIES LEADER LEADS 4-2

LAST FIVE GAMES 3-2 2-3

LAST GAME Won vs. Las Vegas, 57-36 Won at Arizona, 69-65

2007 LEADERS WRANGLERS FORCE PASSING McPherson: 13-24-205, 5 TD Greisen: 25-30-337, 9 TD

RECEIVING Dukes: 4-66, 1 TD Bergeron: 9-138, 6 TD

RUSHING McPherson: 5-26, 1 TD McClure: 1-1, 1 TD

TACKLES Brown: 9 Milligan: 8

SACKS Schroeder: 1 Huebner: 1

INTERCEPTIONS Coggins: 1 Whitley: 1

KICKING M. Lewis: 7-7 PAT, 2-3 FG; 13 PTS Gispert: 9-10 PAT; 9 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 57.0 PPG (9); 256.0 YPG (14) 69.0 PPG (1); 338.0 YPG (4)

TEAM DEFENSE 36.0 PPG (3); 270.0 YPG (6) 65.0 PPG (16); 372.0 YPG (18)

LOS ANGELES AVENGERS (0-1) AT ORLANDO PREDATORS (1-0) MONDAY, MARCH 12, AT 7:00 P.M. ET

(TV: ESPN2- LIVE)

Avengers: Have lost three of four games against Orlando by a combined total of 28 points...Offense ranks first in field goal percentage...Head Coach ED HOGKISS can get 20th career road victory with win...QB SONNY CUMBIE leads AFL with 158.3 third-down QB rating... WR LENZIE JACKSON is second in the AFL with 10 first downs...Defense tied for first in fourth down efficiency...Predators: Tied for league record of starting season 2-0, 6 times: 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, and 2005, with Tampa Bay...Two of last three wins against Los Angeles have come as time expired and in overtime... Offense ranks second in passing average per play (9.59)...WR JIMMY FRYZEL is tied for AFL lead with three receptions on third down (Utah's Siaha Burley)...Defense ranks first in sacks (7.5).

2007 LEADERS AVENGERS PREDATORS SERIES LEADER LEADS 3-1

LAST FIVE GAMES 2-3 3-2

LAST GAME Lost vs. San Jose, 58-66 Won at Tampa Bay, 52-27

2007 LEADERS AVENGERS PREDATORS PASSING Cumbie: 25-41-315, 7 TD Stafford: 24-34-326, 5 TD

RECEIVING Jackson: 13-196, 3 TD Fryzel: 10-107, 1 TD

RUSHING Ford: 5-15, 1 TD Dudley: 3-7, 1 TD

TACKLES Parker/ Wheeler: 6 J Shell: 8

SACKS N/A Mitchell/Murphy/White: 1

INTERCEPTIONS Wheeler/ Demary: 1 Bowers/ Reed: 1

KICKING Hamilton: 7-8 PAT, 1-1 FG; 10 PTS J. Taylor: 7-7 PAT, 1-2 FG; 10 PTS

TEAM OFFENSE 58.0 PPG (7); 321.0 YPG (7) 52.0 PPG (12); 334.0 YPG (5)

TEAM DEFENSE 66.0 PPG (17); 274.0 YPG (7) 27.0 PPG (2); 282.0 YPG (9)

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