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The Spartancast: 2029 Football Recap



Three-peat as ACC Champs, followed by National Champions. 2029 was a great year. Below, it is unfolded in recap form:

2029 Results

Date	Opponent			Opp W-L	Result
8/25	Mid Georgia State		--	W 45-13
9/1	at Temple			(7-5)	W 49-14
9/8	at TCU				(7-6)	W 45-31
9/15	at Notre Dame			(5-7)	W 35-28
9/29	North Carolina			(4-8)	W 28-10
10/6	#10 Pittsburgh			(10-3)	W 45-21
10/13	Duke				(7-6)	W 42-14
10/20	at #20 Miami			(9-4)	L 39-49
10/27	at Georgia Tech			(7-6)	L 14-19
11/3	at Virginia			(3-9)	W 42-28
11/17	#2 Virginia Tech		(11-2)	W 31-21
11/24	Louisville			(1-11)	W 51-13
12/8	#24 Clemson			(10-4)	W 31-28
1/7	#4 Texas			(13-1)	W 49-35

2028 Final Grades

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Offense: A- — The offense lacked its second dynamic in a solid run game, but the prolific arm of QB Kila Nawahine, Fr. (82 OVR) more than made up for it. Cathedral's offense averaged a nation's fifth best 39 points per game while surpassing the 6,000 offensive yard mark against Texas in the BCS National Championship. For the second straight year, the team paced the country in third conversion rate at 60%, while tying with Tulane for a league high 104 conversions on the year. Nawahine took the nation by storm, passing for 48 touchdowns and 4,014 yards in his first season of college football.

Defense: A — This year's defense was excellent, ranking in the top 10 in sacks, fumble recoveries and interceptions. Its remarkable run stuffing identity picked up from last year while the secondary grew stronger and made a ton of plays this season. The unit was two takeaways shy of pacing the country in the category.

Offensive MVP

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For the second straight year, the award goes to a well-deserved quarterback. QB Kila Nawahine, Fr. (82 OVR) had one of the greatest true freshman campaigns in college football history, throwing for 4,014 yards, 48 touchdowns while managing just eight interceptions. Not to mention leading Cathedral to its first ever BCS National Championship. The only question that remains with this kid is if he can stay grounded.

Defensive MVP

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OLB Tyler Marks, Sr. (80 OVR) had been exclusively a special teams contributor leading up to his senior year. With vacancies to fill, he assumed the starting left outside backer position and never looked back, leading the team with 74 tackles and a staggering 26 stops coming behind the line of scrimmage, including 10 sacks. Marks, who was recruited as an inside linebacker, also had two fumble recoveries and an interception.

Offensive Most Improved

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WR Jontray Hairston, r-Jr. (90 OVR) ran routes almost aimlessly last season. You couldn't blame him too much, considering he was on the opposite side of Aiyden Holliday. This year, however, Hairston became the top Aerial threat for the Spartans while hauling in 83 receptions for 1,195 yards and 15 touchdowns, all team highs.

Defensive Most Improved

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CB Malik Crockett, r-Sr. (83 OVR) garnered plenty of media uncertainly this offseason as he was announced a starter as a fifth-year senior. The Toccoa, Ga. native turned in a respectable campaign with 47 tackles, 11 pass breakups and fourth interceptions, including a Pick Six.

Unsung Heroes

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QB Kila Nawahine, Fr. (82 OVR) had some great receivers who may have not gotten the credit great they deserve. WR Brice Bacon, r-Sr. (89 OVR) posted a great end of the season stat line with 62 catches for 933 yards and 11 scores in his senior year. TE Devin Saturday, So. (72 OVR) was also dependable all year. Overall, however, it should be the entire offensive line that takes home this acknowledgment. The senior-ladden unit was stout all season, especially in pass protection behind C Austin Driscoll, r-Sr. (87 OVR), LT Jace Donaldson, r-Sr. (87 OVR), and LG C.J. Jennings, r-Sr. (86 OVR).

Expectations and totally unrealistic predictions for next year

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Last year's 7-5 prediction turned into a National Championship. But... a chunk of the trenches are taking their exit this spring. And that's where it can get ugly looking ahead to next season. Without the experience up front, offense won't even touch what it's been able to accomplish over the last three years. Defense is in the same boat as it prepares to send out some of its top performers. Next year will be a rebuild, and if the team proves me wrong, great.

Wrap

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National Champions. The ultimate goal. A remarkable season in every facet for Cathedral. Goes without saying that 2029 goes down in the history books.

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2013 College football countdown | No. 103: UNLV

Paul Myerberg, Operation Sports

―-5:16 p.m. EDT April 29, 2013

Operation Sports' Paul Myerberg counts down to the start of the college football season team by team from No. 126 to No. 1.

(Photo: Associated Press)

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

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UNLV is coming off three seasons in a row of 10 or more losses under coach Bobby Hauck

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While the Rebels have offensive weapons line play is a significant concern

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The team returns 18 starters overall, nine of each side of the ball

It's been 1,303 days since UNLV last won a game on the road. It's been 13 years since UNLV posted a winning season; an even decade since the Rebels finished .500.

The program is mired in a stretch of five seasons of 10 or more losses in the past seven years, with the last three coming under coach Bobby Hauck, who seemingly misplaced his winning ways on the road from Montana, where he remains a Football Championship Subdivision legend, to the bright lights of Las Vegas.

The Rebels are now 24-84 the past nine years, a tidy 60 games below .500, meaning the program could match Oklahoma's FBS-record 47-game winning streak and still need another perfect season to even the score. Take one random FBS do-little in comparison: long-suffering New Mexico State is 26-84 over the same span. UNLV has been worse the past nine years than New Mexico State.

With the inclusion of Las Vegas Stadium, the Rebels will look to to escape their storied history of misfortune, starting in 2013.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

— Offense: RB Tim Cornett (85 OVR), WR Devante Davis (78 OVR), WR Marcus Sullivan (77 OVR), QB Nick Sherry (76 OVR), RB Adonis Smith (76 OVR)

Although the Rebels return nine starters on offense – and nine starters on defense – the team's lack of proven depth and experience remains a concern. As is yet another change at coordinator, though Rosenbach's solid working relationship with Hauck will be an asset. A third issue is the Rebels' lack of senior leadership: UNLV has only two as starters on its current depth chart, and will start mainly sophomores and juniors in 2013. The youngsters, while not altogether new, will have to play beyond their years.

— Defense: DT Mark Garrick (79 OVR), OLB Tim Hasson (78), DT Tyler Gatson (75 OVR)

The names haven't changed at linebacker: UNLV will go with Lotulelei on the weak side, Maka in the middle and Hasson on the strong side. It's a different Lotulelei, however, with Tau, a redshirt freshman, stepping in for his brother, John, the Rebels' leading tackler in 2012. First names change; so will the level of production, as while UNLV is high on Tau's potential he's not going to replicate his brother's impact as a first-year starter. The new leader on the second level is Tim Hasson (76 tackles), a senior, and look for UNLV to use him in more pass-rushing situations to beef up last year's underwhelming numbers.

— Special Teams: K Nolan Kohorst (76 OVR), P Logan Yunker (74), KR Marcus Sullivan (91)

Junior Nolan Kohorst looks to continue his consistent ways, though opportunities are hard to come by, while UNLV replaces punter and kickoff specialist Chase Lanford. That role will likely go to sophomore Logan Yunker, a transfer from Nevada. Sullivan doubles as UNLV's primary return man, though Cornett is another option on kickoffs.

SEASON BREAKDOWN & PREDICTION

— In a nutshell: There are things to like about UNLV heading into 2013. First and foremost is the talent at the offensive skill positions, from a developing starter like Sherry to a proven back like Cornett to solid starting receivers like Davis and Sullivan. There's also a few complementary pieces to admire, like Adonis Smith – he started strong at Northwestern – and the backup receivers, not to mention a tight end like sophomore Jake Phillips. There are weapons here; it's on Rosenbach to get them in space.

When it comes to the offense, the Rebels' most looming issue is the development up front. It's certainly true that a healthy Boyko could make an enormous difference. At the same time, is UNLV strong enough up the middle and at right tackle to protect Sherry, allowing for his development, while giving Cornett more room to operate? Settle that concern and you will have a dramatically improved offense; more of the same will mean more of the same, which is baffling inconsistency and little inspiration.

Where the Rebels will lose games is on defense, barring some sort of one-year turnaround under Tim Hauck. There's no consistent personnel for pass rush. There is not enough adequate size inside. The Rebels lose their top performer on the second level. There's experience at cornerback but youth and production issues at safety. The offense will need to score 30 points with regularity to offset this defense and win six games.

That could happen. Here's guessing it won't. UNLV has entered the fall with expectations in the past only to fall flat, often stumbling out of the gate before coasting to another 10-loss season. Hauck has only more shot to get this program moving forward. Is this the year UNLV turns the corner?

— 2013 schedule:

Aug. 29 at Minnesota
Sept. 7 Arizona
Sept. 14 Central Michigan
Sept. 21 Western Illinois
Sept. 28 at New Mexico
Oct. 12 Hawaii
Oct. 19 at Fresno State
Oct. 26 at Nevada
Nov. 2 San Jose State
Nov. 9 Utah State
Nov. 21 at Air Force
Nov. 30 San Diego State

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Opening day depth chart

UNLV INSIDER

-John Bailey, Operation Sports ―-1:11 p.m. EDT August 26, 2013

UNLV has released an official depth chart for its season opener at Minnesota.

UNLV Rebels Depth Chart - 2013
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Devante Davis (81)	Jack Killian (64)
TE	Jake Phillips (72)	Taylor Barnhill (62)	Tyler Bergsten (56)
LT	Brett Boyko (73)	Alex Novosel (68)	C.J. Backlung (64)
LG	Cameron Jefferson (72)	Patrick Carroll (65)	Bobby Alvarez (60)
C	Robert Waterman (69)	Brian Roth (63)
RG	Ron Scoggin (72)	Brad Overand (64)
RT	Andrew Oberg (69)	Nick Gstrien (64)	Kyle Saxelid (61)
WR	Marcus Sullivan	Jerry Rice, Jr.	Torry McTyler
QB	Nick Sherry (76)	Caleb Herring (70)	Troy Hawthrone (67)
FB	William Vea (69)	Max Johnson (59)
HB	Tim Cornett (85)	Adonis Smith (76)	Keith Whitely (68)
Base 4-3 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Parker Holloway (72)	Sonny Sanitoa (62)	Dominc Baldwin (61)
LDT	Mark Garrick (79)	Alex Klorman (73)
RDT	Tyler Gaston (75)	Pingi Moli (64)
RDE	Jordan Sparkman (72)	Jeremiah Valoaga (64)	Siuea Vaesau (61)
WLB	Eric Tuiloma-Vaa (73)	Kyle Anderson (69)	Max Ehlert (67)
MLB	Tani Maka (74)	Iggy Porchia (64)	Nicolai Bornand (56)
SLB	Tim Hasson (78)	Tai Lotulelei (67)	David Moffitt (64)
CB	Sidney Hodge (73)	Kenneth Penny (67)
SS	Tajh Hasson (71)	Kenny Kews (63)	Marc Philippi (61)
FS	Peni Vea (74)	Chris Spencer (71)	David Greene (65)
CB	Fred Wilson (68)	Mike Horsey (64)	Justice Sarcedo (61)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Nolan Kohorst (76)
P	Logan Yunker (74)
H	Caleb Herring (70)
PR	Keith Whitely (79)	Marcus Sullivan (91)
KR	Marcus Sullivan (91)	Keith Whitely (79)
LS	Brian Roth (63)

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Week 1, College Football Recap

Coaches Poll - Updated: Sep 1, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Alabama (38)	1	0	1502
2	2	Ohio State (22)	1	0	1441
3	3	Stanford (1)	0	0	1382
4	6	Oregon	1	0	1208
5	9	Clemson	1	0	1180
6	7	Notre Dame	1	0	1152
7	8	South Carolina	1	0	1097
8	10	Florida	1	0	989
9	5	Georgia	0	1	878
10	13	Oklahoma	1	0	834
11	14	Florida State	1	0	799
12	17	TCU	1	0	760
13	15	Texas	1	0	735
14	16	Oklahoma State	1	0	687
15	19	Michigan	1	0	548
16	12	LSU	0	1	510
17	20	UCLA	1	0	503
18	21	Kansas State	1	0	459
19	22	Nebraska	1	0	416
20	4	Texas A&M	0	1	407
21	23	Oregon State	1	0	374
22	--	Washington	1	0	345
23	--	Ole Miss	1	0	306
24	11	Louisville	0	1	305
25	--	Arizona State	0	0	252

Rocky start for Manziel, Texas A&M

Texas A&M is left with many unanswered questions after losing their season opener against Rice, 30-28. McHargue threw for three touchdowns and 266 yards as the upset-minded Owls took advantage of the Manziel-less Aggies

- Texas A&M drops 16 spots to No. 20 in this week's Coaches Poll

- The No. 20 Aggies are not taking Sam Houston State for granted

TOP HEADLINES

Clemson is on top of the world after beating rival #5 Georgia

Florida edges Toledo, keeps the power of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium alive

Miller helps his Heisman candidacy with a big win over Buffalo

Rice's upset of TAMU earns Porras POTY honors

LSU is left looking for answers as they come up short to #17 TCU

Bama pulls out a squeaker against VT in season opener

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2013 CSUN Roster

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2013 CSUN Schedule/Results

2013 CSUN Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
8/31	at Golden Canyon	W 41-38
9/7	Humboldt State	W 28-10
9/20	Southern Oregon	W 24-17
9/28	at Idaho State	L 24-10
10/5	Weber State	W 38-31
10/12	at Cal Poly	W 33-30
10/19	Portland State	6:00 PM
10/26	Arizona Christian	TBA
11/2	Montana State	6:00 PM
11/9	Sacramento St.	1:00 PM
11/16	at UC Davis	8:00 PM
11/23	at E. Washington	1:00 PM

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2013 CSUN Statistics

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2013 CSUN Coaches

Cal State Northridge Football Staff
Nane	Title	Alma Mater
Dumont Moran	Head Coach	California
Marcus Brady	Offensive Coordinator / QB Coach	Cal State, Northridge
Derek Booker	Defensive Coordinator / Secondary	Cal Poly
Terrell Atkins	Offensive Line / TE Coach	Campbell
Andrew Rhodes	Wide Receivers Coach / RC Cordinator	Idaho
Percy Chase	Linebackers Coach	Louisville
Tom Ellis	Running Backs Coach / ST Cordinator	Murray State
Vernon Moran	Defensive Line Coach	CC State

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2013 CSUN Depth Chart

Cal State Northridge Depth Chart - 2013
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Marcus Holster (72)	Da'Sean Stevens (67)
TE	Ronnie Meade (50)	Sergio Perez (49)
LT	Kedrick Briscoe (67)	Lamarcus Flanagan (61)
LG	Jamaal Whitney (70)	Tim Grimes-Daley (54)
C	Norman Williams (62)	Matt Stribling (56)
RG	Leslie Bennett (69)	Tim Grimes-Daley (54)
RT	Coco Griffin (64)	James Rucker (61)
WR	Wyatt Zyskowski (63)	Tate Billings (45)
QB	Jelani Gilchrist (75) OR Derrick Sims (69)	Cardell Poindexter (56)
BB	Jake Brito (48)	Garrett Weaver (64)	King Ventry (40)
AB	Malik Hazzard (64)	TJ Mister (61)	Tristan Wieman (51)	Jake Brito (66)
Base 4-2-5 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Spencer Lorusso (62)	Landon Carey (57)
LDT	Brendan Carretino (65)	Wesley Thomas (59)
RDT	Evan Wilkerson (63)
RDE	Colin Dzubnar (70)	Braxton Korbin (62)
SLB	Ryan Holloway (68)	Jerron Payton II (61)	Marreese Tolliver (56)
MLB	Javier Rhodes (60)	Danny Roehrenbeck (59)	Jerron Payton II (61)	Nick Flowers (54)
CB	August Nicholsen (68)
SS	Chandler Buynak (64)
FS	Josh Merriweather (64)	Cameron Douby (55)
SS	Dominique Ivey (59)
CB	Antonio Thomas (66)	Beno Hoffman (62)
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Alec Poole (62)
P	Troy Mancineilli (60)
H	Cardell Poindexter (56)
PR	Marcus Holster (85)	Antonio Thomas (86)
KR	Tate Billings (66)	Cameron Douby (79)	TJ Mister (82)	Dominique Ivey (74)
LS	Matt Stribling (56)

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CSUN 2014 recruiting signees

Check out the full list of prospects committed to CS Northridge's 2014 recruiting class below. This reference list will be updated throughout the year as the Matadors land new commitments.

2014 CS NORTHRIDGE FOOTBALL COMMITMENTS (5)

• J.R. Smith, 2-star OT (6-6 / 275) Allan Hancock College | Santa Maria, Calif.
  
  Smith has become a touted JUCO prospect following a video clocking his hand-timed forty at 4.64, making him faster than plenty of skill players along with every forty time recorded amongst lineman at The Nike Opening event in Los Angeles. He excels with the pass block, opposite need of CSUN's option-run offense, but will undoubtedly provide for the Matadors.
  
  
• Myles Jennings, 2-star SS (6-0 / 186) Palm Springs | Palm Springs, Calif.
  
  Will provide much needed depth at CSUN's demanding strong safety position. Performed notably well at The Nike Opening, earning his rank just this past summer after going under the radar. He will likely start as a true freshman at Northridge.
  
  
• Archie Pollen, 2-star G (6-2 / 302) Adolfo Camarillo | Camarillo, Calif.
  
  Pollen gives Northridge another body to put on the offensive line but especially at guard which has notably been out-skilled by the team's options at tackle. Pollen is a bit undersized to play on the outside and in result has flown under the radar of most FBS teams. He currently holds offers from Idaho along with Eastern Washington, but chose the Matadors.
  
  
• Hasaan Swarts, 2-star G (6-5 / 319) Buena Park | Buena Park, Calif.
  
  Projected by most recruiting sources as a developmental piece, Swarts is one of the largest lineman in California and has used it to his advantage through his prep years. College may prove to be a new challenge as size finally catches up. Nevertheless, he too will provide the Matadors a spark at guard.
  
  
• Jeff Bromfield, unranked QB (6-6 / 207) California | Whittier, Calif.
  
  At 6-foot-6 with an official forty time of 4.72, Bromfield gives Northridge great size along with speed - the two essential points of their quarterback preferences. He also has a decent arm, though his accuracy is questionable and may detour at the next level.
  
  

* Note: every recruit has his weight subtracted by a random amount (5-20) which represents the weight gained during preseason camp.

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CSUN Box Score vs. Humboldt State

Humboldt State Lumberjacks at Cal State Northridge Matadors
Sep 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Humboldt State Lumberjacks (0-2)	0	3	0	7	10
Cal State Northridge Matadors (2-0)	14	7	7	0	28

Team Stats Comparison
	HSU	CSUN
Total Offense	290	467
Rushing Yards	73	446
Passing Yards	217	21
First Downs	12	25
Punt Return Yards	38	67
Kick Return Yards	116	73
Total Yards	444	607
Turnovers	3	1
3rd Down Conversion	5-17 (29%)	5-15 (33%)
4th Down Conversion	2-4 (50%)	0-0 (0%)
2-Point Conversion	0-0 (0%)	0-0 (0%)
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	3-1-1 (66%)	3-2-0 (66%)
Penalties	3-25	3-15
Possession Time	17:58	26:02

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		HSU	CSUN
4:37	(CSUN) A. Nicholsen, returned interception 15 Yds (PAT Good)	0	7
3:26	(CSUN) M. Hazzard, 44 Yd run (PAT Good)	0	14
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		HSU	CSUN
2:51	(CSUN) D. Stevens, 5 Yd pass from J. Gilchrist (PAT Good)	0	21
0:53	(HSU) J. Grant, 35 Yd FG	3	21
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		HSU	CSUN
6:14	(CSUN) T. Wieman, 8 Yd run (PAT Good)	3	28
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		HSU	CSUN
7:32	(HSU) J. Finley, 2 Yd run (PAT Good)	10	28

Humboldt State Lumberjacks

Cal State Northridge Matadors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT J. Gilchrist 3-8 21 1 1 D. Sims-Mercier 0-3 0 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Gichrist 19 171 9.0 0 D. Sims-Mercier 14 70 5.0 0 M. Hazzard 10 105 10.5 1 T. Mister 8 16 2.0 0 T. Wieman 6 21 2.5 1 G. Weaver 6 24 4.0 0 J. Brito 6 37 6.1 0 K. Stafford 1 2 2.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD T. Billings 1 12 12.0 0 D. Stevens 1 5 5.0 1 S. Perez 1 4 4.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK J. Whitney 3 0 K. Briscoe 2 0 C. Griffin 1 1 W. Zyskowski 1 0 L. Bennett 0 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD J. Rhodes 8 0 0 0 B. Carretino 7 1.0 0 0 R. Holloway 5 0 1 0 D. Ivey 4 0 0 0 A. Thomas 4 0 0 0 B. Hoffman 3 0 0 0 S. Lorusso 3 0 0 0 E. Wilkerson 3 0 0 0 T. Billings 3 0 0 0 C. Buynak 2 0 0 0 A. Nicholsen 1 0 1 1 K. Pittman 1 0 1 0 R. Malloy 1 0 0 0 N. Flowers 1 0 0 0 I. Ratliff 1 0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG A. Poole 0-4 4-4 4 0 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 T. Mancinelli 4 159 39.7 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD C. Douby 2 52 26.0 0 T. Billings 1 21 21.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD M. Holster 5 59 11.8 0 A. Thomas 1 8 8.0 0

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Southern Oregon Raiders at CSUN Matadors
Sep 14, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Southern Oregon Raiders (2-1)	3	7	7	0	17
CSUN Matadors (3-0)	0	7	10	7	24

Team Stats Comparison
	SOU	CSUN
Total Offense	240	549
Rushing Yards	77	525
Passing Yards	163	24
First Downs	11	30
Punt Return Yards	33	72
Kick Return Yards	198	93
Total Yards	471	714
Turnovers	0	0
3rd Down Conversion	1-14 (7%)	4-16 (25%)
4th Down Conversion	0-1 (0%)	1-2 (50%)
2-Point Conversion	0-0 (0%)	0-0 (0%)
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2-1-0 (50%)	4-2-1 (75%)
Penalties	2-10	3-15
Possession Time	14:18	29:42

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		SOU	CSUN
2:25	(SOU) C. Amsler, 38 Yd FG	3	0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		SOU	CSUN
9:00	(CSUN) J. Gilchrist, 4 Yd run (PAT Good)	3	7
0:02	(SOU) C. Sierra, 16 Yd pass from C. Kammel (PAT Good)	10	7
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		SOU	CSUN
7:21	(CSUN) A. Poole, 32 Yd FG	10	10
0:59	(CSUN) D. Sims-Mercier, 6 Yd run (PAT Good)	10	17
0:48	(SOU) M. Mason, returned kickoff 93 Yds (PAT Good)	17	17
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		SOU	CSUN
7:09	(CSUN) D. Sims-Mercier, 33 Yd run (PAT Good)	17	24

Southern Oregon Raiders

CSUN Matadors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT D. Sims-Mercier 2-3 24 0 0 T. Macinelli 0-1 0 0 0 J. Gilchrist 0-8 0 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Gilchrist 25 111 4.4 1 J. Brito 23 199 8.6 0 D. Sims-Mercier 12 82 6.8 2 M. Hazzard 12 50 0 0 T. Mister 6 37 6.1 0 T. Wieman 3 38 12.6 0 G. Weaver 3 8 2.6 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD T. Wieman 2 24 12.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK K. Briscoe 2 0 N. Williams 1 0 G. Weaver 1 0 L. Bennett 1 0 I. Whitehead 1 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD C. Buynak 7 0 0 0 R. Holloway 5 0 0 0 E. Wilkerson 5 1.0 0 0 D. Ivey 4 0 0 0 B. Carretino 4 2.0 0 0 A. Thomas 4 0 0 0 C. Dzubnar 3 0 0 0 J. Rhodes 3 0 0 0 R. Malloy 2 0 0 0 A. Nicholsen 2 1.0 0 0 D. Roehrenbeck 2 0 0 0 I. Ratliff 1 0 0 0 J. Brito 1 0 0 0 B. Hoffman 1 0 0 0 S. Lorusso 1 0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG A. Poole 1-3 2-2 5 33 T. Mancinelli 0-2 1-1 1 0 PUNTING NO YDS AVG IN20 T. Mancinelli 5 210 42.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD T. Billings 3 71 23.6 0 C. Douby 1 22 22.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD M. Holster 9 72 8.0 0