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GENERAL INFORMATION
University of North Dakota
Information/Directory
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
UND FOOTBALL HONORS
Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Athletic Department Directory . . . . . . .1
Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
2007 UND Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Directions to UND Facilities . . . . . . . . .2
NCC Press Box Numbers . . . . . . . . . . .2
Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Alerus Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
All-Time All-Americans . . . . . . .110-111
National Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112
All-Time All-NCC Selections . . .112-113
Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114-120
All-Time UND Captains . . . . . . . . . .121
FOOTBALL STAFF
Head Coach Dale Lennon . . . . . . . . . .6-9
Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-12
Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
TEAM INFORMATION
2007 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . .14-17
Preseason Depth Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Numerical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21
Alphabetical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21
Pronunciation Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22-48
Incoming Freshmen Profiles . . . . . .49-51
2007 Spring Game Review . . . . . . . . .52
2007 OPPONENTS/SCHEDULE
Opponent Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54-63
All-Time vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . .64
North Central Conference . . . . . . . . . .65
2007 NCC Composite Schedule . . . . .66
2006 SEASON
IN
REVIEW
2006 Season Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68-69
2006 Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
2006 UND Starting Lineups . . . . . . . .70
2006 UND Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . .71-76
2006 UND Superlatives . . . . . . . . .77-78
2006 Game Recaps . . . . . . . . . . . . .79-85
2006 NCC Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . .86-89
2006 All-NCC Teams/Awards . . . . . . .90
NCC Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . .90-92
UND RECORDS
Regular Season Ind. Records . . . . .94-97
Postseason Ind. Records . . . . . . . .98-101
Overall Ind. Records . . . . . . . . . .102-105
Team Single-Game Records . . . . . . . .106
Team Single-Season Records . . . . . . .106
Top Single-Game Performances . . . .107
Year-by-Year Team Stats . . . . . .108-109
UND FOOTBALL HISTORY
Memorial Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
UND All-Century Football Team . . .123
Early Football Beginnings . . . . . . . . .124
Fighting Sioux in the Pros . . . . .125-128
UND Coaching History . . . . . . . . . . .129
Year-by-Year Won/Loss Records . . . .130
Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . .131-137
Potato Bowl, Sitting Bull, Nickel . . .138
UND POSTSEASON HISTORY
UND in the Postseason . . . . . . . . . . .140
All-Time Postseason Game Recaps . . .141-157
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
2007 Strength Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . .158
All-Time Strength Records . . . . . . . .158
Football Training Facilities . . . . . . . .159
ACADEMICS & ALUMNI INFO
Endowments & Scholarships . . .160-163
UND National Alumni FB Committee . .163
Success in the Classroom . . . . . .164-165
Youth Summer Camps . . . . . . . .166-168
UND Athletic Hall of Fame . . . .169-172
Athletic Dept. (All numbers area code 701) . . . . . . . . .777-2234
Director of Athletics: Tom Buning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-2234
Assoc. A.D./SWA/Compliance: Betty Ralston . . . . . . . .777-4036
Asst. A.D./Operations: Mike Schepp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-3100
Asst. A.D./Business: Cory Hilliard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-3481
Director of Athletic Development: Steve Brekke . . . . .777-2234
Director of Marketing: TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4210
Fighting Sioux Club Director: TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4216
Special Events Coordinator: TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-6067
Director of Media Relations: Dan Benson . . . . . . . . . .777-2985
Asst. Dir. of Media Relations: Jayson Hajdu . . . . . . . . .777-2986
Publications/New Media Coordinator: Matt Schill . . .777-2668
Fighting Sioux Football Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4191
Head Coach: Dale Lennon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4192
Asst. Head Coach/OC: Chris Mussman . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-3176
Co-Def. Coordinator/DBs: John Kelling . . . . . . . . . . . .777-2995
Co-Def. Coordinator/ILBs: Mike Mannausau . . . . . . . .777-2996
Wide Receivers: Tim Belmore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4193
Running Backs: Greg Breitbach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-2997
Dir. of Football Ops./OLBs: Eric Schmidt . . . . . . . . . .777-2229
Graduate Assistants: Paul Charbonneau,
Austin Flyger, Jason Wagner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-2229
Equipment Manager: Dallas Kopp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-2340
Dir. of Strength & Conditioning: Nate Baukol . . . . . . .777-4035
Athletic Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-3102
Head Athletic Trainer: Steve Westereng
Physical Therapists: Robin Paine, Cathy Ziegler
Team Physicians: Dr. William Mann, Dr. Greg Greek
Fighting Sioux Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-0855
Ticket Manager: Heather Reardon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .777-4694
THE UNIVERSITY
The University . . . . . . . . . . . . .UND-1-3
University Administration . . . . . .UND-4
Athletic Administration . . . . . .UND-5-6
Head Coaches Directory . . . . . . .UND-7
Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . .UND-8-10
Strength Training . . . . . . . . . . . .UND-11
Sports Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . .UND-12
Academic Success . . . . . . . . . . .UND-13
National Champions . . . . . . . . . .UND-14
Conference Dominance . . . . . . .UND-15
About Grand Forks . . . . . . . . . .UND-16
Ticket Information
Tickets for all UND athletic events are available through
TicketMaster (701-772-5151), by calling 77-SIOUX or in person at
Ralph Engelstad Arena (8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. M-F) or the Alerus
Center (10 a.m.-4 p.m.).
Football season ticket prices are as follows:
General — $75
Military Personnel & UND Faculty/Staff — $60
Reserved-seat individual football game ticket prices are $18.00*
for adults and $12.00* for youth and senior citizens
* - $21.00 for Sep. 29 vs. Augustana (Homecoming)
** - $15.00 for Sep. 29 vs. Augustana (Homecoming)
(All single-game football tickets are reserved seats)
Credits
The 2007 University of North Dakota Football Media Guide is a production of the Fighting Sioux media relations office. The book was written and edited by
assistant athletic media relations director Jayson Hajdu with assistance from publications coordinator Matt Schill and student assistant Tracy Jentz. Research
assistance provided by student assistant Ryan Hanson. Editorial assistance was provided by director of media relations Dan Benson and the Fighting Sioux football staff.
Cover photos and action photos by Kory Wallen and Ryan Hellevang. Cover design and inside page design by Fine Print of Grand Forks, N.D. 2001 action photos
by Chuck Kimmerle except where noted. All other photos UND athletics files photo except where noted. Printing by Fine Print of Grand Forks. Inside back photos by Rick A. Kolodziej (Minnesota Vikings), Perry Dunn (Saskatchewan Roughriders) and Ryan McKee/Rich Clarkson and Associates, LLC (Denver Broncos).
Special thanks to the keen editing eye of former Fighting Sioux letterwinner DeWayne “Dewey” King (1945-46, 1948).
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QUICK FACTS
UND Quick Facts
The 2007 Football Schedule
Location: Grand Forks, ND (58202)
Founded: 1883
Enrollment: 12,834 (Fall 2006)
Nickname: Fighting Sioux
School Colors: Kelly Green and White
National Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: North Central Conference
Home Field (Capacity): Alerus Center (12,283)
Started Football: 1894
All-time record: 579-347-30 (112 seasons)
President: Dr. Charles E. Kupchella (Indiana Univ. Pa., 1964)
Faculty Athletic Representative: Sue Jeno
Athletics Director: Tom Buning (Army, 1981)
Head Coach: Dale Lennon (North Dakota, 1985)
Lennon’s Record at UND: 80-22 (.784), 9th year
Lennon’s Career Record: 92-31 (.748), 11th year
Date
Sep. 22
Sep. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Team Information
Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
Starters Returning/Lost:
Offensive Starters Returning/Lost:
Defensive Starters Returning/Lost:
Specialists Returning/Lost:
Date
9/01
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/25
12/02
33/20
12/13
7/5
3/8
2/0
Time
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
Bellingham, Wash. 8 p.m.
Alerus Center
1 p.m.
Mankato, Minn.
Alerus Center
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
Duluth, Minn.
Alerus Center
Vermillion, S.D.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
To Memorial Stadium Football Offices:
Attend.
2,750
11,010
10,333
9,007
6,018
11,463
7,812
8,009
4,077
9,078
5,073
5,312
5,184
Record
1-0, 1-0
2-0, 1-0
3-0, 1-0
4-0, 2-0
5-0, 3-0
6-0, 4-0
6-1, 4-1
7-1, 5-1
8-1, 6-1
9-1, 7-1
10-1
11-1
11-2
* – North Central Conference Game
^ – NCAA 1st Round
# – NCAA 2nd Round
& – NCAA Quarterfinals
NCC Press Box Numbers
Augustana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605-367-7610
Central Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .509-963-2250 or 1953
Minnesota State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .507-389-5282 or 5283
Minnesota Duluth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .218-726-7224
Nebraska-Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .402-554-2447
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701-792-1501 or 1502
St. Cloud State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .320-308-3220
South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605-677-5761
Western Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .360-676-6976
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Site
Alerus Center
Cedar City, Utah
Alerus Center
Directions to UND Football Facilities
NCC Record: 7-1 (1st)
Opponent
Result
at Central Washington*
W, 28-14
at Northern Iowa (I-AA)
W, 35-31
Winona State
W, 49-2
Western Washington*
W, 26-20
at Augustana*
(ot) W, 24-21
Minnesota State*
W, 24-3
at Nebraska-Omaha*
L, 20-21
Minnesota Duluth*
W, 38-14
at St. Cloud State*
(ot) W, 34-27
South Dakota*
W, 33-26
Winona State^
W, 42-0
at Nebraska-Omaha#
W, 38-35
at Grand Valley State&
L, 20-30
Humboldt State
at Southern Utah (I-AA)
Central Washington*
~Potato Bowl, HOF
at Western Washington*
Augustana*
~Homecoming
at Minnesota State*
Nebraska-Omaha*
OPEN
at Minnesota Duluth*
St. Cloud State*
at South Dakota*
* North Central Conference games
All times Central
Home games in bold
2006 in Review
Overall Record: 11-2
(6-0 Home, 5-2 Away)
Opponent
Aug. 23
Sep. 8
Sep. 15
From the south–
• Exit I-29 at 32nd Avenue (First Grand Forks Exit)
• Go east on 32nd Avenue to Columbia Road
• Go north on Columbia Road to 2nd Avenue
• Memorial Stadium is on the right (corner of 2nd Ave & Columbia)
From the north–
• Exit I-29 at Gateway Drive
• Go east on Gateway to Columbia Road
• Go south on Columbia Road to 2nd Avenue
• Memorial Stadium is on the left (corner of 2nd Ave & Columbia)
To the Alerus Center:
The Alerus Center can be accessed from either the north or south on I-29
by taking either the Demers or 32nd Avenue exits, and traveling east.
From 32nd Avenue–
• Go north on S. 38th Street (turns into 42nd Street)
• Go north on S. 42nd Street, Alerus is on left
From Demers–
• Go south on S. 42nd Street, Alerus is on right
Fighting Sioux Radio Network
UND re-signed its contract with Clear Channel Communications (ND) in June
2006 to broadcast Fighting Sioux football, men’s and women’s basketball and
men’s and women’s hockey. Fighting Sioux football games will be carried in
Grand Forks on KQHT-FM (96.1) “The Fox,” as well as other Clear Channel
stations across North Dakota and the region. Check local listings for details.
MEDIA INFORMATION
000UUU
MEDIA INFORMATION
INTERVIEWS
The 2007 University of North Dakota football
media guide has been produced by the UND athletics media relations office to provide information for the media in covering the Fighting Sioux
this season. We appreciate your interest and will
do everything possible to meet your needs. Please
take a few minutes to read through the information
on this page and to familiarize yourself with this
publication.
Requests for interviews with UND student-athletes or coaches may be made by contacting
Jayson Hajdu in the media relations office (701777-2986):
Thanks again for your interest and coverage and
enjoy the season.
MEDIA RELATIONS
MAILING ADDRESS
Athletic Media Relations Office
UND Athletics
Hyslop Sports Center, Room 126
2751 2nd Avenue North, Stop 9013
Grand Forks, ND 58202
MEDIA RELATIONS
PHONE NUMBERS
• Jayson Hajdu, Asst. Dir./FB Contact
Office: 701-777-2986
E-mail: [email protected]
• Dan Benson, Director
Office: 701-777-2985
• Matt Schill, Publications & New Media
Office: 701-777-2668
Office FAX: 701-777-4352
UND Football Press Box: 701-792-1501/1502
MEDIA CREDENTIALS
Space in the Alerus Center press box (located on
the east side of the stadium) is limited.
PLEASE REQUEST CREDENTIALS AND
PHONE LINES AT LEAST ONE WEEK PRIOR
TO THE GAME YOU PLAN ON COVERING!
Unless other arrangements have been made, you
may pick up credentials at the media entrance on
the southwest corner (Gate 1) of the stadium.
Credentials will be issued only to working media,
media relations personnel, league officials or staff
members of the competing institutions with a
legitimate need for access to the press box.
Please make your advance requests in writing by
FAX or mail to the above number or address.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
• Players will return phone calls (collect) from
media if asked to do so by media relations office
personnel.
• Mid-morning is the best time to reach Coach
Lennon.
• Players and coaches are available for interviews
before and after practice.
• Media may attend practice but it would be
appreciated if you would call ahead to the media
relations office to let us know you will be in attendance.
RADIO/TELEVISION
The Alerus Center press box has electronic media
booths at approximately the 15-yard lines from
which on-air talent may broadcast games, along
with limited space above the main press box.
Space is reserved for North Dakota’s home radio
station, for the visiting team’s radio station and for
TV, if necessary.
Stations wishing to broadcast games are asked to
contact the UND media relations office at least
three weeks in advance of the game you intend to
cover.
PRESS BOX OPERATIONS
Game programs, game notes, statistics and media
guides will be available in the press box prior to all
North Dakota home games.
• Quarter flash stats, final stats and play-by-play
description will be available postgame.
• Media have access to phones (credit card and
collect calls) and electrical outlets.
• The press box will be equipped with a FAX
machine and copy machine.
• Cheering or betting in the press box will not be
tolerated and violators will be asked to leave.
UND
ON THE INTERNET
The University’s menu system on the Internet,
UNDInfo, and the UND Athletics Home Page are
all available through the Worldwide Web at
www.und.edu and for athletics specifically, at
www.fightingsioux.com.
Media Outlets
Listed below are the primary North
Dakota media outlets:
GRAND FORKS HERALD, P.O. Box 6008,
Phone: 701-780-1127
FAX: 701-795-4603
FARGO FORUM, P.O. Box 2020,
101 N. Fifth, Fargo, ND 58107
Phone: 701-241-5546
FAX: 701-241-5487
BISMARCK TRIBUNE, Box 1498,
707 E. Front Ave., Bismarck, ND 58501
Phone: 701-223-2500
FAX: 701-223-2063
MINOT DAILY NEWS, Box 1150,
Minot, ND 58702
Phone: 701-857-1900
FAX: 701-857-1961
DAKOTA STUDENT, Box 8177, UND
Phone: 701-777-2677 FAX: 701-777-3137
CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS,
North Dakota Stations, 505 University Avenue
Phone: 701-746-1417 FAX: 701-746-1410
KCNN RADIO, 667 Demers,
Phone: 701-772-2204
FAX: 701-746-0012
KNOX RADIO, P.O. Box 13638,
Grand Forks, ND 58208-3638
Phone: 701-775-4611
FAX: 701-772-0540
KFGO RADIO, 1020 25th St. S
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone: 701-237-5346
FAX:701-235-4042
WDAZ-TV (ABC), P.O. Box 12639,
Grand Forks, ND 58208-2639
Phone: 701-775-2511
FAX: 701-746-4507
KVLY-TV (NBC), 1350 21st Ave. S.,
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone: 701-237-5211
FAX: 701-237-5396
KXJB-TV (CBS), 1350 21st Ave. S.,
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone: 701-282-0444
FAX: 701-282-2680
KVRR-TV (FOX), P.O. Box 9115,
Fargo, ND 58106
Phone: 701-277-1515
Fax: 701-277-9656
ASSOCIATED PRESS, P.O. Box 1018,
Bismarck, ND
Phone: 1-800-472-2186
FAX: 701-224-0158
Photographers must have a media pass and are
reminded that they must shoot from the sideline
areas outside the 25-yard lines.
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ALERUS CENTER
North Dakota is in its seventh season of
playing its football home games at the
Alerus Center, a 12,283-seat stadium
located just minutes from the UND campus
in Grand Forks.
The Alerus features an AstroTurf Magic
Carpet playing surface that allows for rapid
field conversion, with a playing surface that
has no seams.
Locker rooms are adorned in UND colors and are dividable into four 25-locker
sections. There are also dressing rooms for
coaches and officials.
State-of-the art scoreboards, 15-by-30
Daktronics video replay boards and a
BOSE sound system make the stadium one
of the most exciting places in the nation to
watch Division II football.
The Alerus has 18 luxury VIP suites,
eight concession stands, two vending
stands, 14 ticket windows in three locations
and four merchandise stands. There are
4,075 parking spaces available.
HOME-FIELD ADVANTAGE
The Fighting Sioux have posted a 41-5
record at Alerus Center in six seasons –
including 9-0 postseason record – and won
a school-record 23 straight home games
from 2002 to 2005.
In 2004, UND led the nation in total
attendance for the second straight year,
with 75,110 fans passing through the gates
to watch Fighting Sioux football, an average of 9,389 per game.
UND’s fans have been enthusiastic ever
since the Alerus Center opened, but one of
the most vocal crowds came in the 2001
NCAA semifinal game against UC Davis.
In that game, UC Davis was flagged seven
times for illegal procedure among its 12
penalties on the day. After the game, UC
Davis players cited the noise level of the
Alerus Center crowd as one of the reasons
for the penalties.
For the season, more than 100,000 fans
turned out to watch the Sioux play at the
Alerus, and UND’s regular season average
attendance of 10,517 was a school record.
The previous school record was 9,150 in
1976, when the Sioux drew an estimated
36,600 for four games at Memorial
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UND ranked seventh in NCAA Division II football in total attendance (52,963) in 2006 and has
ranked among the top 10 nationally in each of its six seasons at the Alerus Center.
Stadium.
UND’s average attendance was also the third-best figure nationally in NCAA Division II for
2001.
UND finished fourth nationally in Division II attendance in 2000, its final season at Memorial
Stadium.
UND Football Attendance at the Alerus
2001 Season
Date
Opponent
Attendance
Sept. 8
UM-Crookston
10,396
Sept. 15 Northern Colorado
9,265
Sept. 21 New Haven
8,850
Sept. 29 South Dakota State
9,182
Oct. 6
North Dakota State
13,500
Oct. 20
Nebraska-Omaha
12,580
Nov. 3
Augustana
9,847
Nov. 17
Winona State (NCAA)
6,700
Nov. 24
Pittsburg State (NCAA)
8,222
Dec. 1
UC Davis (NCAA)
11,696
100,238 (10,023)
2002 Season
Date
Opponent
Attendance
Aug. 29
UM-Crookston
9,277
Sept. 7
Central Washington
10,518
Sept. 14 Mesa State
9,653
Oct. 19
St. Cloud State
11,368
Nov. 2
MSU, Mankato
8,786
Nov. 16
South Dakota
7,328
56,930 (9,488)
2003 Season
Date
Opponent
Attendance
Sept. 6
UM-Crookston
9,253
Sept. 20 Newberry
7,669
Sept. 27 Augustana
10,173
Oct. 4
St. Cloud State
7,647
Oct. 18
North Dakota State
12,267
Nov. 1
Nebraska-Omaha
9,534
Nov. 22
Pittsburg State (NCAA)
7,160
Nov. 29
Winona State (NCAA)
7,944
Dec. 6
North Alabama (NCAA)
9,652
81,299 (9,033)
2004 Season
Date
Opponent
Attendance
Aug. 28
Delta State
10,613
Sept. 4
Mesa State
8,441
Sept. 11
Central Washington
10,584
Oct. 9
Ferris State
9,212
Oct. 16
Minnesota Duluth
11,665
Oct. 23
Minnesota State
8,301
Nov. 6
South Dakota
8,072
Nov. 27
Grand Valley State (NCAA)
8,222
75,110 (9,389)
2006 Season
Date
Opponent
Attendance
Sep. 3
West Chester
9,356
Sep. 17
Western Washington
10,681
Sep. 24
Augustana
8,952
Oct. 1
St. Cloud State
12,202
Oct. 8
Ferris State
8,838
Oct. 29
Nebraska-Omaha
10,728
Nov. 12
Minnesota Duluth (NCAA)
5,223
65,980 (9,426)
2005 Season
Date
Opponent
Sep. 16
Winona State
Sep. 23
Western Washington
Oct. 7
Minnesota State
Oct. 28
Minnesota Duluth
Nov. 11
South Dakota
Nov. 18
Winona State (NCAA)
Regular Season Total (37 games)
Regular Season Home Average
Playoff Home Total (9 games)
Playoff Home Average
Overall Home Total (46 games)
Overall Home Average
Attendance
10,333
9,007
11,463
8,009
9,078
5,073
52,963 (8,827)
362,628
9,801
69,892
7,766
432,520
9,403
UND S TAFF / O UTLOOK
Head Coach Dale Lennon . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9
Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-12
Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
2007 Season Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-17
2007 Preseason Depth Chart . . . . . . . . .18
HEAD COACH DALE LENNON
DALE
LENNON
The DALE LENNON File
Head Coach
Year: 9th season at UND
Hometown: Knox, N.D.
Alma Mater: UND, 1985
DOB: December 13, 1960
With a school-record .784 winning percentage, one NCAA
Division II title, two NCAA Division II title game appearances, five North Central Conference Championships and
three NCC Coach of the Year Awards, head coach Dale
Lennon has cemented his legacy in the annals of Fighting
Sioux football in his eight seasons at the helm.
His 80 career wins at UND rank third on the school’s alltime list, trailing only C.A. “Jack” West (89) and his predecessor, current NCC commissioner Roger Thomas (90).
Last season Lennon guided UND to an 11-2 overall record,
highlighted by an NCC championship and a fourth consecutive berth in the NCAA postseason. Among UND’s most
thrilling victories last season was a stunning road victory
over Division I-AA power Northern Iowa.
A former defensive coordinator for the Fighting Sioux from
1990-96, Lennon became the 24th head coach in UND football history when he was hired on March 29, 1999.
It did not take Lennon long to continue UND’s winning tradition. In his first season (1999) as head coach, the Sioux finished 9-2, won a share of the NCC title and advanced to the
first round of the NCAA playoffs.
In 2000 Lennon and the Sioux went 8-3 and narrowly missed
out on another NCAA berth.
The 2001 season proved to be a watershed year for the UND
football program. Lennon guided the team into a new era that
year as the Sioux began play in the 13,500-seat Alerus
Center, an indoor facility that has become one of the most
exciting places to play in all of Division II football.
The new home helped propel the Sioux on a memorable
post-season run that culminated with the first national championship in program history, a 17-14 win over Grand Valley
State.
As a result, Lennon was named 2001 American Football
Coaches Association NCAA Division II Coach of the Year,
also a first in program history. The award earned the
University of North Dakota a $10,000 academic scholarship
from the AFCA to benefit the athletic department and its student-athletes.
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In addition to the AFCA national coaching honor, Lennon
was recognized as the 2001 AFCA Region 5 Coach of the
Birthdate:
Birthplace:
Hometown:
Education:
Family:
Coaching:
December 13, 1960
Knox, N.D.
Knox, N.D.
UND, 1985, History Education
Northern State (S.D.), 1986
Wife, Chris; sons, Jared, Trevor, Cody
1986 — Asst. Coach - Defensive Backs
Valley City State (N.D.)
1987 — Asst. Coach - Linebackers
Dickinson State (N.D.)
1988-89 — Asst. Coach - Def. Line
1990-96 — Asst. Coach - Defensive
Coordinator
1997-98 — Head Coach
University of Mary (N.D.)
1999-Present — Head Coach
Year and the 2001 NCAA Coach of the Year, the first time he
received either honor. He was also named Division II National
Coach of the Year by Don Hansen’s Weekly Football Gazette.
In 2003 Lennon led the Fighting Sioux to a 12-2 record and a
berth in the NCAA Division II championship game for the second time in three years. The Sioux finished a perfect 7-0 in NCC
play and captured the program’s 22nd conference title (15th outright).
Lennon capped the 2003 season by being named NCC Coach of
the Year, Minnesota Vikings College Coach of the Year and the
D2Football.com Midwest Region Coach of the Year.
In 2004 the Fighting Sioux went 11-3 and advanced to the NCAA
Division II semifinal round. In 2005 Lennon guided the Sioux to
a fourth NCC crown during his tenure and another NCAA postseason berth.
Lennon’s Fighting Sioux teams have matched their on-field success with success in the classroom, exceeding a 3.0 grade point
average (out of 4.0) in seven of his eight seasons. In all, more
than 50 Sioux have earned academic all-conference honors during Lennon’s tenure.
Prior to returning to UND as head coach, Lennon served as head
coach at the University of Mary (Bismarck, N.D.), where he
posted a 12-9 record during the 1997 and 1998 seasons. In 1998
the Marauders were 8-3, won the league championship and
advanced to the NAIA playoffs. Lennon was named the North
Dakota Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
A native of Knox, N.D., Lennon graduated from Rugby High
School before starting his athletic career at UND. A former running back for the Sioux, Lennon served as team captain in 1983
and was named the team’s most valuable offensive back. A
three-year letterwinner, Lennon earned All-NCC honorable mention honors as a senior.
After graduating from UND in 1985, Lennon earned his master’s
degree from Northern State (S.D.) in 1986 while serving as a graduate assistant coach. He also spent seasons at Valley City State
(1986) and Dickinson State (1987) before returning to UND for the
1988 season as a defensive line coach.
He was promoted to defensive coordinator in 1990 and began
transforming the Sioux defense into one of the top squads in the
league and the nation. Under Lennon’s watch as defensive coordinator, UND led the NCC in scoring defense four times and total
defense twice. The Sioux also appeared in the NCAA playoffs four
straight years during that time.
Lennon and his wife, Chris, have three sons: Jared (18), Trevor
(17) and Cody (13).
LENNON’S CAREER COACHING RECORD
NCC
Year
School
W L
1997
University of Mary
1998
University of Mary
1999
University of North Dakota 7 1
2000
2001
2002* University of North Dakota 4 4
2003
2004
2005
2006
Overall Coaching Record (10 years)
UND Coaching Record (8 years)
46 14
*Note: See page 136 for more information
T
Overall
Pct.
Finish
0 .875
t-First
0 .667 t-Third
0 .875
First
0 .500 t-Fourth
0 1.000
First
0 .667 t-Second
0 .667
t-First
0 .875
First
0
.767
W L
4 6
8 3
9 2
8 3
14 1
5 6
12 2
11 3
10 3
11 2
92 31
80 22
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pct.
.400
.727
.818
.727
.933
.455
.857
.786
.769
.846
.748
.784
Team Finish
DAC-10 Champs
NCAA Qualifier/NCC co-Champs
NCAA Champs/NCC Champs
NCAA Runner-Up/NCC Champs
NCAA Semifinalist
NCAA 2nd Round
NCAA Quarterfinals
1 NCAA Title
5 NCC Titles
6 NCAA Appearances
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THE DALE LENNON ERA
The Fighting Sioux football program has maintained its winning tradition since Head Coach Dale Lennon inherited the coaching reigns from
his mentor and current North Central Conference Commissioner Roger
Thomas.
Since replacing Thomas in 1999, Lennon has guided the Fighting Sioux
to a 80-22 record, five North Central Conference titles (1999, 2001,
2003, 2005, 2006) and a pair of appearances in the NCAA Division II
Championship Game. Lennon led UND to the school’s first national
football title in 2001 and was named 2001 NCAA DII Coach of the Year,
the first in UND history.
Under the guidance of Lennon, Fighting Sioux student-athletes have
excelled not only on the playing field, but also in the classroom and in
the community.
Lennon’s All-North Central Conference Selections
2006 (14)
Mitch Braegelmann, OL (1st)
Steve Brennan, LB (1st)
Ryan Chappell, RB (1st)
Weston Dressler, WR & Ret. (1st)
Jared Enger, DL (1st)
Jason Hoffschneider, DB (1st)
Dan Ullsperger, LB (1st)
Adam Wolff, DL (1st)
Donovan Alexander, DB (2nd)
Brent Halfmann, P (2nd)
Brandon Hellevang, K (2nd)
Z. Babington-Johnson, LB (2nd)
Brian Troen, OL (2nd)
NCC Awards and Honors
Coach of the Year
Dale Lennon (2004)
Dale Lennon (2003)
Dale Lennon (2001)
Most Valuable
Offensive Lineman
Steve Brennan (2006)
Digger Anderson (2005)
Travis O’Neel (2001)
Ryan Goven (2000)
Chris Kuper (2005)
Chris Kuper (2004)
Ben Olson (2003)
Most Valuable
Receiver
Most Valuable
Defensive Lineman
Adam Wolff (2006)
Most Valuable
Defensive Back
Danny Gagner (2005)
Danny Gagner (2004)
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Most Valuable
Linebacker
Weston Dressler (2006)
Mike Juhasz (1999)
2005 (15)
Digger Anderson, LB (1st)
Josh Brandsted, DB (1st)
Ross Brennan, DL (1st)
Tyler Dahlen, LB (1st)
Weston Dressler, Ret. (1st)
Danny Gagner, DB (1st)
Jeff Glas, K (1st)
Dan Grossman, WR (1st)
Brent Halfmann, P (1st)
Chris Kuper, OL (1st)
Jason Peterson, DL (1st)
Chris Beatty, RB (2nd)
Jason Hoffschneider, DB (2nd)
Brook Maier, LB (2nd)
Dan Ullsperger, LB (2nd)
2004 (14)
Weston Dressler, Util. (1st)
Jeff Glas, K (1st)
Tony Hermes, OLB (1st)
Ryan Manke, DB (1st)
Josh Brandsted, DB (2nd)
Shane Duchscher, DL (2nd)
Brent Halfmann, P (2nd)
Caleb Johnson, WR (2nd)
Jason Peterson, DL (2nd)
Adam Roland, RB (2nd)
Barry Smith, OL (2nd)
2003 (10)
Tyler Dahlen, LB (1st)
Dan Gagner, DB (1st)
Jeff Glas, K (1st)
Travis Lueck, Util. (1st)
Jeff Momerak, DE (1st)
Ben Olson, OL (1st)
Brian Dokken, OL (2nd)
Ben Murphy, OL (2nd)
Willis Stattelman, WR (2nd)
2002 (7)
Ethan Marquis, LB (1st)
Ben Olson, OL (1st)
Jesse Smith, WR (1st)
Dustin Thornburg, DB (1st)
Josh Christofferson, LB (2nd)
Eric Halverson, DL (2nd)
Riza Mahmoud, RB (2nd)
2001 (11)
Mike Bryant, OL (1st)
Dave Butler, OL (1st)
Ben Dixon, DL (1st)
Dan Graf, WR & Ret. (1st)
Kelby Klosterman, QB (1st)
Travis O’Neel, LB (1st)
Cameron Peterka, K (1st)
Craig Riendeau, DB (1st)
Eric Schmidt, LB (1st)
Eric Halverson, DL (2nd)
Mike O’Neil, DB (2nd)
2000 (10)
Mike Bryant, OL (1st)
Ryan Goven, LB (1st)
Dan Graf, WR & Ret. (1st)
Jed Perkerewicz, RB (1st)
Scott Schultz, DL (1st)
John Kyvig, TE (2nd)
Brad Wagner, DB (2nd)
1999 (7)
Wes Atkinson, LB (1st)
Kelly Howe, DB (1st)
Mike Juhasz, WR (1st)
Glen Matthews, DL (1st)
Scott Schultz, DL (1st)
Dave Butler, OL (2nd)
Lennon’s All-Americans
2006
Weston Dressler, WR (1st)
Adam Wolff, DL (2nd)
2005
Weston Dressler, Ret. (1st)
Danny Gagner, DB (2nd)
Jeff Glas, K (1st)
2004
Jeff Glas, K (3rd)
2003
Travis Lueck, WR (1st)
Ben Olson, OL (1st)
2001
Dan Graf, WR/KR (1st)
Eric Schmidt, LB (2nd)
Ben Dixon, DL (3rd)
2000
Ryan Goven, LB (2nd)
Scott Schultz, DL (2nd)
1999
Kelly Howe, DB (1st)
Glen Matthews, DL (1st)
Mike Juhasz, WR (2nd)
Travis O’Neel, LB (2nd)
Cameron Peterka, K (2nd)
BY THE NUMBERS
Under Dale Lennon
1
Lennon’s rank among Division II
football recruiters, according to
American Football Monthly in 2006
2
Appearances in the NCAA Division
II national final
2
Former Lennon assistants who are
now college head coaches
3
Lennon’s rank all-time on UND’s
coaching wins list (80)
3
NCC Coach of the Year Awards
5
NCC titles
9-0
UND’s record in home playoff
games
10
Former players who signed professional contracts after leaving UND
15
UND players named to the 2005 AllNCC Team, a school record
23
School-record home winning streak
from 2002 to 2005
56
Players named to the All-NCC
Academic Team
.784 Lennon’s school-record career winning percentage
Dale Lennon addresses the media at a press conference prior to the 2003
NCAA Division II championship game.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
CHRIS
MUSSMAN
KELLING
Co-Defensive Coordinator/Secondary
Hometown: Owatonna, Minn.
Alma Mater: Iowa State, 1990
Hometown: Rochester, Minn.
Alma Mater: Minnesota State, 1991
Chris Mussman is in his ninth season as a member of
the UND coaching staff and seventh as UND’s offensive
coordinator. He was promoted to assistant head coach
after the 2003 season.
Mussman was the Sioux offensive line coach for his
first two years at UND, and he has continued those duties
while taking over the offense as coordinator.
Since assuming offensive coordinator duties in 2000,
Mussman has coached 27 All-North Central Conference
Players on offense, including the 2006 NCC Most
Valuable Receiver in Weston Dressler and three of the last
four NCC Most Valuable Offensive Linemen in Chris
Kuper (2005, 2004) and Ben Olson (2003).
UND’s offensive record books are littered with accomplishments achieved under Mussman’s watch, including
the two top single-season passing yardage performances,
top six completion percentage performances and six of the
top seven marks for single-season receptions.
Last season under the direction of Mussman, UND
quarterback Reed Manke completed a school-record 68.7
percent of his passes – including a whopping 70.2 percent
during the regular season – while Weston Dressler became
the school’s all-time receptions leader and running back
Ryan Chappell broke program records for freshman rushing yards and touchdowns.
As a team, the Sioux finished in the top three of virtually every offensive category in the NCC.
In 2005, Dan Grossman became UND’s all-time reception leader and combined with running back Chris Beatty
to give the Sioux their second 1,000-yard receiver/running
back duo ever.
In 2003, Mussman coached the first 1,000-yard rushing
and receiving duo in UND history in running back Adam
Roland and receiver Willis Stattelman.
Prior to coming to UND, Mussman spent the previous
eight seasons as the assistant head coach and offensive
coordinator at Minnesota State, Mankato. He became
MSU’s offensive coordinator in 1996 after starting as the
Mavericks’ offensive line and tight end coach.
A native of Owatonna, Minn., Mussman holds a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State and a master’s degree from
Minnesota State. He was a four-year letterwinner at Iowa
State, serving as a 1990 team captain for the Cyclones.
Mussman and his wife, Shelley, have two sons: Jacob
and Jackson.
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JOHN
Assistant Head Coach/Off. Coordinator
John Kelling is in his fourth season as UND’s defensive
backs coach and was promoted to co-defensive coordinator prior to the 2006 season.
Last season, Kelling’s first as co-defensive coordinator,
the Sioux led the NCC in scoring defense, allowing just
under 19 points per game. Two members of Kelling’s secondary – cornerbacks Jason Hoffschneider and Donovan
Alexander – earned all-conference honors, while strong
safety Tom DeSautel was an honorable mention.
Kelling’s defensive backfield led the NCC in pass efficiency in each of his two seasons on UND’s staff and last
ranked third.
In 2004, his first season with the Sioux, Kelling’s secondary was the stingiest in the NCC, allowing a leagueleading 158.8 yards per game. UND also led the league in
pass defense efficiency, holding opponents to an 88.2 passer rating.
All-America safety Danny Gagner earned his second
straight NCC Most Valuable Defensive Back nod in 2005,
while capturing all-conference honors with fellow defensive backs Josh Brandsted and Jason Hoffschneider.
Prior to arriving at UND, Kelling served eight years on
the Augustana (S.D.) staff, most recently as a wide
receivers coach and strength coach. He coached one of the
most prolific receiving duos in NCAA Division II history
in 2000 in Matt Holmlund and Ryan Nodland. The pair,
both All-NCC First Team selections, racked up 502 receptions in their careers under Kelling’s tutelage.
“JK”, as he is affectionately known by his colleagues,
has enjoyed many successes in his coaching career. The
list of accomplishments his players have achieved under
his direction include: One current NFL player, two final
eight candidates for the Harlon Hill, four All-Americans,
eight first-team all-conference players, including two Most
Valuable Receivers.
Kelling, a Rochester, Minn., native, received his undergraduate degree from Minnesota State University,
Mankato, in physical education. John was a four-year
starter at free safety for the Mavericks, two-time first team
all-conference, the NCC’s Most Valuable defensive back
as a senior, and Football Gazette’s Defensive Player of the
Year in 1991.
In the fall of 2004, Kelling was inducted into Minnesota
State’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
Kelling is married to UND women’s basketball assistant
coach Megan Kelling (nee Pick).
ASSISTANT COACHES
MIKE
MANNAUSAU
TIM
BELMORE
Co-Def. Coordinator/Inside Linebackers
Wide Receivers
Hometown: International Falls, Minn.
Hometown: Bloomington, Minn.
Alma Mater: Gustavus Adolphus, 1996
Mike Mannausau is in his fourth season on UND’s
coaching staff and second as co-defensive coordinator
and inside linebackers coach. He served as UND’s defensive line coach during his first two seasons on staff.
In 2006 Mannausau helped mastermind the NCC’s topranked defense in terms of scoring average, holding opponents to 18.8 points per game. He also tutored All-NCC
first team inside linebacker Dan Ullsperger.
In 2005 under Mannausau, UND’s defensive linemen
accounted for 21.5 sacks among the team’s league-high
42, and Ross Brennan and Jason Peterson each earned
All-NCC First Team honors.
A pair of Mannausau’s players earned All-North
Central Conference honors in 2004: Peterson and junior
defensive tackle Shane Duchscher. Under the watch of
Mannausau, UND led the NCC with 37 quarterback
sacks.
Mannausau previously served as the head football
coach at Grand Forks Red River High School in 2003.
Prior to that, Mannausau was a graduate assistant with the
Fighting Sioux in 2001 and 2002, working primarily with
the defensive line. He earned his master’s degree in kinesiology from UND in July 2003.
From 1999-2001, Mannasuau was the defensive coordinator at Falls High School in his hometown of
International Falls, Minn.
A standout linebacker for the Fighting Sioux from
1994-98, Mannausau lettered four times and was a 1998
Football Gazette All-America honorable mention.
Mannausau received a bachelor’s degree from UND in
May 1999, majoring in education/physical education and
minoring in special education and coaching.
Mannausau is married to former Fighting Sioux
women’s basketball standout Tiffany Pudenz.
Receivers coach Tim Belmore is in his eighth season as an
offensive assistant with the Fighting Sioux.
Under Belmore’s watch, Fighting Sioux receivers have continued to produce eye-popping numbers year in and year out.
Last year junior Weston Dressler became UND’s all-time
leader in receptions, breaking Dan Grossman’s one-year-old
record. Dressler also set UND single-season records for
receiving yardage and receiving touchdowns, while freshman
Brady Trenbeath established UND rookie records for receptions and receiving yards.
Belmore has tutored the NCC’s leading receiver in each of
the last three seasons; Dressler hauled in a Division II-leading
90 catches last season, Dan Grossman caught a league-high 88
passes in 2005 and Caleb Johnson led the league with 82 in
2004.
In 2003, senior wide receiver Willis Stattelman led all
NCAA Division II players with 97 catches, while also becoming just the third receiver in school history to amass 1,000
receiving yards in a season, joining Ron Gustafson and Jesse
Smith.
In 2002, Belmore coached Jesse Smith to the highest receiving yardage total (1,011) since Gustafson’s team-record 1,210
yards in 1973. Smith’s 70 catches were also the second best
ever by a Sioux receiver at the time (now fourth-best) and
Smith was named an All-NCC First Team selection at the conclusion of the 2002 season.
The previous two years, Belmore worked with Fighting
Sioux wide receiver Dan Graf, who earned First Team AllNCC honors in 2000 and 2001 and made three All-America
teams in 2001.
Prior to UND, Belmore spent two seasons at South Dakota
State University, where he was a graduate assistant and
coached the wide receivers.
A Bloomington, Minn., native, Belmore attended Gustavus
Adolphus College, receiving a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1996. He was a four-year letterwinner and all-conference performer in football. After graduation, he coached for
two seasons at Gustavus and served as recruiting coordinator.
Belmore’s younger brother, Chris, was a quarterback for the
Fighting Sioux from 2003-06 and ranks among the top 10 on
virtually every passing category at UND.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
GREG
BREITBACH
CHARBONNEAU
Assistant Coach – Tight Ends
Year: 2nd season at UND
Hometown: Baker, Mont.
Alma Mater: Montana-Western, 1992
Hometown: Ottawa, Ont.
Alma Mater: Mount Allison, 2005
Greg Breitbach is in his second season as UND’s running backs coach.
Last season Breitbach coached freshman sensation Ryan Chappell to a
record-breaking season that saw Chappell become just one of two freshman
to earn All-NCC honors. Breitbach’s offensive unit ranked third in the NCC
in rushing offense, averaging nearly 160 yards per game and just under five
yards per carry.
Breitbach came to UND after spending each of the past three seasons as
offensive coordinator and quarterbacks and receivers coach at the
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. He also doubled as the school’s
Health Enhancement Center Facility Director.
Prior to Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Breitbach had stints as special teams
coordinator and receivers coach at Lewis & Clark College (1999-2002) and
assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at the University of
Montana-Western (1996-1998).
Breitbach received his bachelor’s degree in business education from the
University of Montana-Western in 1994 and his master’s degree in education administration from Portland State University in 2002. He played two
seasons each at Dickinson (N.D.) State University (1989-90) and MontanaWestern (1991-92).
He and his wife, Kara, have a daughter, Alaina.
ERIC
Paul Charbonneau is entering his second season with the Fighting Sioux
and second as a graduate assistant and will work primarily with the tight ends.
Last year Charbonneau served as a volunteer assistant with the offensive line.
Charbonneau was the head football coach of the Manitoba provincial
champion St. James High School in 2005. Prior to that, Charbonneau spent
three years as the offensive line coach at Mount Allison University in New
Brunswick.
An Ottawa, Ont., native, Charbonneau received his bachelor’s degree in
commerce from Mount Allison where he was an offensive lineman for the
Mounties.
Charbonneau’s family includes his wife, Lindsay, who is pursuing her
doctorate degree in psychology at UND.
AUSTIN
FLYGER
Assistant Coach – Defensive Line
Year: 1st season at UND
Hometown: Sioux Falls, S.D.
Alma Mater: Augustana, 2005
SCHMIDT
Outside Linebackers/
Director of Football Operations
Hometown: Mandan, N.D.
Eric Schmidt is in his second season as outside linebackers coach and
director of football operations.
Schmidt helped coach a defense that last season led the NCC in quarterback sacks and scoring defense. Outside linebacker Steve Brennan was
named the NCC’s Most Valuable Linebacker, while fellow outside backer
Zachariah Babington-Johnson earned all-conference second team honors.
Another outside linebacker, Bobby Stroup, registered a UND freshmanrecord eight quarterback sacks.
A former standout linebacker at UND, Schmidt returned to his alma
mater in 2005 after spending the previous four seasons as head football
coach at Crookston (Minn.) High School. He led the Pirates to a Section
8AAA runner-up finish in 2004, and one year earlier led the team to the
Minnesota state semifinals and was named 2003 Section 8AAA Coach of
the Year. Schmidt was also the head girls basketball coach at Crookston
High School and guided the team to a State AA runner-up finish in 2006.
A native of Mandan, N.D., Schmidt played for the Fighting Sioux from
1998 to 2001 and was a captain of UND’s 2001 national championship
team. A two-time All-North Central Conference selection, Schmidt earned
All-America honors as a senior in 2001.
Schmidt received his bachelor’s degree in secondary education from
UND in 2002.
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PAUL
Running Backs
Former Augustana College standout Austin Flyger is in his first season as
a member of the Fighting Sioux coaching staff and will work primarily with
the defensive line.
A four-year letterwinner with the Vikings from 2000 to 2003, Flyger
earned All-North Central Conference honors and was named the league’s
most valuable defensive lineman as a senior in 2003. He went on to play
three seasons with the Sioux Falls Storm of the United Indoor Football
League.
Flyger, a native of Sioux Falls, S.D., received his bachelor’s degree in
business administration from Augustana in 2005.
JASON WAGNER
Assistant Coach
Year: 1st season at UND
Hometown: Garrison, N.D.
Jason Wagner returns to his alma mater for his first season as an assistant
coach with the Fighting Sioux.
Wagner lettered four times at UND as an outside linebacker from 1995 to
1998 and helped lead UND to NCAA postseason appearances in 1995 and
1998 and an NCC championship in 1995.
After receiving his bachelor’s degree in secondary education from UND
in 1999, Wagner spent two seasons as outside linebackers coach at the
University of Mary, where he received his master’s degree in management.
Wagner then served as outside linebackers coach at Minnesota State,
Moorhead from 2001-04 and most recently was a teacher and assistant football coach at New Braunfels (Texas) High School.
SUPPORT STAFF
STEVE WESTERENG
NATE
Head Athletic Trainer
Director of Strength & Conditioning
Hometown: Minot, N.D.
Hometown: Moorhead, Minn.
Alma Mater: MSU Moorhead, 2000
A 1994 UND graduate in athletic training, Steve
Westereng is in his ninth season on the training staff and
his fourth season as UND’s Director of Division of Sports
Medicine.
Westereng began as an assistant athletic trainer/instructor within UND’s Division of Sports Medicine in March
of 1999. Prior to that, Westereng spent two years working
for the Institute for Athletic Medicine in the Twin Cities
and serving as the head athletic trainer at Osseo (Minn.)
High School.
After graduating from UND, he was an assistant athletic
trainer with the Philadelphia Eagles for the 1994 season.
He received a master’s degree in kinesiology from the
University of Minnesota in 1997.
A native of Minot, Westereng and his wife, Becky, have
a daughter, Madeline (9), and two sons, Gavin (7) and
Torrey (3).
DALLAS
KOPP
BAUKOL
Nate Baukol is in his second season as UND’s director
of strength and conditioning, and sixth season overall at
UND.
Baukol served as assistant strength and conditioning
coach at UND from 2002 to 2005 before taking a similar
position at the University of Wyoming in May 2006.
A native of Moorhead, Minn., Baukol graduated from
Minnesota State Moorhead in 2000 with a bachelor’s
degree in exercise science. He received his master’s
degree in kiniesiology from UND in 2004.
Baukol is a certified strength coach through the
Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches
Association and the National Strength and Conditioning
Association. He is also a certified Level I Olympic lifting
club coach.
Baukol’s family includes his wife, Jennifer, and their
daughter, Emma.
JAYSON
HAJDU
Equipment Manager
Football Media Relations Director
Hometown: Lisbon, N.D.
Alma Mater: Mayville State
Hometown: Regina, Sask.
Dallas Kopp is in his seventh year as UND’s football
equipment manager. A native of Lisbon, N.D., Kopp
attended college at North Dakota State, where he participated in football and basketball, and at Mayville State,
where he participated in football, basketball, baseball and
track.
He later coached at the high school level, coaching football and baseball at Larimore (N.D.) High and Central and
Red River High Schools in Grand Forks.
He also coached girls golf and girls track at Red River
High School. Kopp and his wife, Beth, have four children,
Michael, Jode, Danny, and Mark, and have 11 grandchildren.
Jayson Hajdu is in his sixth year as assistant director of
athletic media relations at UND and his fourth season as
the primary contact for Fighting Sioux football. He also
serves as the primary contact for men’s and women’s basketball, women’s hockey, softball and men’s and
women’s golf.
A member of the College Sports Information Directors
of America (CoSIDA), Hajdu has garnered 16 CoSIDA
Publication Awards, including six “Best in the Nation”
citations. UND’s 2006 football media guide was named
Best in the Nation.
Hajdu is a 2000 graduate of UND with a bachelor’s
degree in communication. A native of Regina, Sask.,
Hajdu served as a graduate assistant in the UND athletic
media relations department in 2000 and 2001. Prior to
that, he served as an undergraduate student assistant from
1995 to 2000.
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2007 SEASON OUTLOOK
QUARTERBACKS
The season begins with a new quarterback
at the helm. Junior Danny Freund enters
the 2007 campaign as the team’s starting
quarterback after further establishing himself with a solid spring. The coaching staff
is extremely pleased with Freund’s
progress and believes he has all of the
tools to lead the offense.
Sophomore Ryan Konrath and freshman
Jake Landry will continue to battle for
the backup role. Sophomore Andrew
Gudmunson returns from the baseball
diamond to compete for playing time,
while freshman Brock Setness returns to
provide further depth.
Andrew Sorbo and sophomore Marcus
Tibesar. Sorbo gained important starting
experience last season while Tibesar looks
to build on a solid spring season. He could
also add depth at tight end.
Freshman Nick Safranski, who is
rebounding from an injury, should provide
added fullback depth.
WIDE RECEIVERS
UND’s wide receivers are coming off of a
strong collective 2006 season and the
coaching staff is expecting big things again
in 2007.
Leading the group is Harlon Hill Trophy
candidate Weston Dressler, who has been
a dynamic, impact player since stepping
on the field as a true freshman in 2004.
Last year Dressler caught a Division-II
leading 90 passes for a school-record
1,217 yards and 16 touchdowns and is
poised for another big year.
Sophomore Brady Trenbeath enjoyed a
breakout year in 2006, setting UND rookie records with 60 catches and 753 receiving yards. He also hauled in four touchdown receptions.
RUNNING BACKS
Sophomore and Grand Forks native Ryan
Chappell returns after a record-breaking
freshman campaign in which he ran for
1,253 yards and 15 touchdowns, both
UND records for a freshman.
Chappell’s backfield partner may be junior
Brandon Brady (right), who emerged as a
short-yardage specialist last season and
scored six touchdowns.
Sophomore Branden Dungy is coming off
of a successful spring and freshman
Steven Battle makes the move from
defensive back to give the Sioux quality
depth at running back.
With the loss of Trent Christensen to
graduation, the fullback position will likely be filled by two quality players in senior
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Brady Trenbeath enjoyed the finest season ever
produced by a freshman Sioux receiver in 2006.
Junior Brandon Brady scored a career-high six
touchdowns in a short-yardage role last season.
2007 SEASON OUTLOOK
Juniors Jake Caufield and Alex Nicholas
will also vie for playing time. Caufield’s
sophomore season was cut short by an
injury but he is expected to bounce back.
Nicholas, meanwhile, gained valuable
experience last year and will be a factor.
Providing depth and playmaking ability
will be a group of underclassmen, including sophomores Kenley Wahlin, David
Peterson and Kellen Leupp and freshman
Ryan Dressler.
TIGHT ENDS
The Sioux return a veteran group at the
tight end position. Senior Troy Ott and
junior Blair Grover (below) split time at
the position last season and both are
expected to play a significant role again
this season.
The athletic Grover led UND’s tight ends
with 18 catches for 221 yards and three
touchdowns and his combination of
strength and speed make him a viable
threat as a receiver.
Ott offers great size at 6-foot-5, 270
pounds and will play a big role in the running game.
Sophomore Marcus Tibesar could also
factor into the equation as a multiple threat
at both fullback and tight end, while freshman Steve Kalwasinski will provide
added depth to the position.
OFFENSIVE LINE
Experience is what this unit brings to the
Sioux offense and big things are expected
in 2007. With four returning starters from
a year ago, the coaching staff believes the
offensive line could be the team’s biggest
strength on offense.
A pair of all-conference juniors, center
Mitch Braegelmann and guard Brian
Troen, will anchor the unit. Braegelmann
stepped back into the starting lineup after
missing the entire 2005 season due to an
injury, while Troen was named to the AllNCC team for the second time in as many
years.
There is also plenty of experience returning at the tackle spots, with seniors Brett
Bauer and Andy Hoffelt returning to start
on the left and right side, respectively.
Bauer started all 13 games last season,
while Hoffelt saw limited action after suffering an injury during the sixth game of
the season.
DEFENSIVE LINE
UND’s defensive line will include a mix of
experienced veterans alongside players
gaining their first taste of action.
Anchoring this year’s unit is senior Alex
Cadwell, a first-time starter who has been
a mainstay within the defensive line rotation for the past three seasons. Cadwell
provides experience to a young group and
uses his combination of strength and speed
to make big plays.
Link Gottbeheat, a sophomore, enters fall
camp looking to push Cadwell for playing
time. Gottbeheat gained valuable experience last year, showcasing his ability to
rush the passer and defend the run.
Nick Farstveet, a promising sophomore,
will enter fall camp in the mix for playing
time and will be looked upon to produce.
Kyle Krusentjerna and Michael Gowan,
a pair of freshmen with bright futures, will
provide depth at defensive end.
Junior Mike Ebanks is the newcomer to
the program after transferring from
Hibbing (Minn.) Community College.
The battle for the remaining starting spot
will likely continue into fall camp. Seniors
Nathan Johnston and Justin Muscha
(right) enter the season as the most experienced of the remaining linemen.
Sophomores David Koelln, Kyle Bondy,
Alex Mueske and Zach Keller, along with
freshmen Keith Queoff and Creighton
Schroyer, will battle for playing time after
solid spring performances.
Junior tight end Blair Grover has emerged as
another key weapon in UND’s passing attack.
Sophomore Pete Hiltner and freshman
Ian Henderson both return after battling
injuries during spring practice.
Senior Justin Muscha will vie for playing time on
the offensive line.
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Ebanks, who had 15 quarterback sacks last
season, is a physical player who has a great
combination of size and quickness.
Sophomore Nate Wayne will replace 2006
NCC Most Valuable Defensive Lineman
Adam Wolff at the starting nose guard
position. Wayne gained valuable experience last season and will be looked upon to
anchor the heart of the Sioux defense.
There is impressive depth behind Stroup
on the weak side, led by juniors Matt
Bodoh (below) and Tyson Giles. Both are
proven players with excellent speed and
athleticism.
Sophomore Andrew Miller, a smart,
physical player who had a great spring,
will back up Meek. Freshman Ryan
Kasowski is coming off of a spring where
he showed a knack for making big plays
and will provide depth.
Junior Brett Holinka is charged with
replacing longtime standout Dan
Ullsperger at the “Sam” linebacker slot.
Holinka solidified a starting spot this
spring after emerging as a key reserve and
special teams contributor last season.
Providing depth behind Wolff will be
sophomore Nick Nolte, who will be
pushed by freshmen Ty Boyle and Matt
Bakke. All three combine excellent size
and speed and each had solid spring seasons. Boyle could also see time at defensive end.
Juniors Jeff Richter (below) and Ward
DeMontigny will vie for the other starting
end position opposite Cadwell. Both
gained extensive playing time last season
and will be looked upon to use their size
and speed to make big plays.
Junior outside linebacker Matt Bodoh emerged as
a key member of the defensive unit last season.
Starting opposite Stroup on the strong side
will be sophomore Noah Dombrovski, a
player the coaching staff believes has allconference potential. Fellow sophomore
Jeff Tescher will push Dombrovski after
gaining valuable game experience last season as UND’s long snapper.
Senior Tyler Morrow looks to build upon a strong
finish to his junior season.
Also pushing for playing time will be athletic freshman Ross Cochran, as well as
freshman Peter Gibbs and junior college
transfer Ryan Pollow.
Holinka will be pushed by senior Tyler
Morrow (above), a big, physical player
who showed great promise down the
stretch in 2006.
INSIDE LINEBACKERS
Paul German and Curtis Dublanko, both
redshirt freshmen coming off of an impressive spring, showed great knowledge and
playmaking abilities and will provide
depth.
UND’s strong tradition of inside linebackers will continue this year with the emergence of several new faces.
Junior defensive end Jeff Richter will compete for
a starting role on the defensive line this season.
OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS
Sophomore Bobby Stroup returns after
setting a UND freshman record with eight
quarterback sacks last season. He will
enter his first season as the starting weak
outside linebacker.
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Senior Robbie Meek will anchor the unit
in his first season as the starting “Will”
linebacker. A key reserve the past three
seasons, Meek is set to enjoy a strong senior campaign.
2007 SEASON OUTLOOK
SECONDARY
With three of four starters lost to graduation, new faces will dot the secondary in
2007. The lone returning starter is cornerback Donovan Alexander, a three-year
starter and the 23rd overall pick in the
2007 CFL Draft who has been a cornerstone in a secondary that consistently
ranks among the top 15 in the nation in
pass efficiency defense.
ability will be counted on again, this time
in his first year as the starting free safety.
Halfman landed 13 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line and enjoyed three
games in which he averaged at least 40
yards per punt.
Sophomore kicker Brandon Hellevang
(below) established himself as one of the
nation’s top kickers as a freshman and
will build on that early success as a sophomore. Hellevang went 12-for-15 (80.0%)
on field goals over the final 10 games of
the season, kicked two crucial game-winning field goals on the road and was
named UND’s Most Valuable Special
Teams Player.
Junior Drake Otto (below) won the other
corner spot opposite Alexander with his
consistent play during spring practice, but
he will be challenged by the return of senior Tyler Weigelt. Weigelt was slowed by
injury during the spring but is expected to
be at full strength in time for fall camp.
Ball-hawking junior Rory Manke takes over as
UND’s starting free safety in 2007.
Sophomore Tyson Heiser, who made
many plays during the spring, will back up
Manke.
Joining Manke in the starting lineup is
another first-year starter, strong safety
Derek Malner, who coaches say earned
his position with his knack for big hits and
playmaking ability.
Freshman Joel Schwenzfeier and sophomore Clayton Leith are expected to push
Malner for playing time.
Junior Drake Otto replaces four-year starter
Jason Hoffschneider at left cornerback.
Junior Brandon Jordan showed flashes
of greatness during the spring but needs to
develop more consistency to garner more
playing time. Freshman Carl Hanson
continues to develop after moving from
safety to corner this spring.
No starters return at the safety positions,
but junior Rory Manke (top middle) certainly made the most of his playing time
last year in a reserve role, leading the team
in interceptions with five. His playmaking
Transfer Bryson Janecek is continuing to
learn the defense and should provide necessary depth.
SPECIAL TEAMS
With the return of a pair of All-NCC performers, UND boasts arguably the most
talented and most stable kicking situation
in the conference.
Kicker Brandon Hellevang earned All-NCC
Second Team honors as a freshman.
In Dressler and Chappell, UND has the
luxury of choosing between two of the
most explosive return specialists in the
nation. Dressler has scored a schoolrecord four return touchdowns (three on
punts) and has more than 2,500 career
return yards to his credit, while Chappell
merely averaged 32.7 yards on three punt
returns and 27 yards on 11 kick returns as
a freshman last season.
Senior Brent Halfmann has earned allconference honors in each of his three seasons, including a first-team selection as a
sophomore. A 2005 all-region performer,
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TAILBACK
31 – Tyler Weigelt
(Sr., 6-0, 180)
5 – Drake Otto
(Jr., 5-11, 185)
LEFT CORNERBACK
44 – Bobby Stroup
(So., 6-0, 223)
23 – Matt Bodoh
(Jr., 6-2, 235)
ZEKE LINEBACKER
STRONG SAFETY
47 – Derek Malner
(Jr., 6-2, 200)
21 – Joel Schwenzfeier
(Fr., 6-2, 192)
40 – Noah Dombrovski
(So., 6-4, 250)
37 – Jeff Tescher
(So., 6-1, 236)
FREE SAFETY
35 – Robbie Meek
(Sr., 6-0, 223)
34 – Andy Miller
(So., 6-0, 233)
13 – Brett Holinka
(Jr., 6-2, 227
56 – Tyler Morrow
(Sr., 6-1, 235)
20 – Rory Manke
(Jr., 6-1, 200)
25 – Tyson Heiser
(So., 5-11, 183)
WILL LINEBACKER
SAM LINEBACKER
91 – Alex Cadwell
(Sr., 6-3, 247)
67 – Link Gottbeheat
(So., 6-4, 267)
9 – Donovan Alexander
(Sr., 6-0, 181)
28 – Brandon Jordan
(Jr., 6-0, 209)
RIGHT CORNERBACK
RIGHT TACKLE
STUD LINEBACKER
RIGHT GUARD
79 – Andy Hoffelt
(Sr., 6-3, 298)
66 – Kyle Bondy
(So., 6-5, 306)
RIGHT END
CENTER
72 – Erik Moe
(Jr., 6-4, 281)
64 – Zach Keller
(So., 6-3, 290)
NOSE
LEFT GUARD
75 – Mitch Braegelmann
(Jr., 6-1, 280)
65 – Justin Muscha
(Sr., 6-2, 285)
63 – Nathan Wayne
(So., 6-2, 275)
92 – Nick Nolte
(So., 5-11, 272)
LEFT TACKLE
77 – Brian Troen
(Jr., 6-3, 287)
62 – Nathan Johnston
(Sr., 6-1, 280)
LEFT END
TIGHT END
76 – Brett Bauer
(Sr., 6-7, 312)
78 – Alex Mueske
(So., 6-5, 310)
FLANKER
18 – Weston Dressler
(Sr., 5-8, 165)
8 – Alex Nicholas
(Jr., 6-1, 196)
87 – Blair Grover
(Jr., 6-3, 240)
84 – Troy Ott
(Sr., 6-5, 260)
QUARTERBACK
FULLBACK
4 – Ryan Chappell
(So., 5-11, 193)
33 – Brandon Brady
(Jr., 5-11, 219)
7 – Danny Freund
(Jr., 6-0, 199)
11 – Ryan Konrath
(So., 6-2, 180)
43 – Andrew Sorbo
(Sr., 5-10, 221)
39 – Marcus Tibesar
(So., 6-2, 231)
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SPLIT END
17 – Brady Trenbeath
(So., 6-1, 199)
85 – Jake Caufield
(Jr., 6-3, 230)
OFFENSE
96 – Jeff Richter
(Jr., 6-4, 272)
98 – Ward DeMontigny
(Jr., 6-0, 247)
PRE-FALL DEPTH CHART
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Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22-48
Incoming Freshmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49-51
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NAME
Steven Battle
Ross Cochran
Ryan Dressler
Ryan Chappell*
Drake Otto**
Jake Landry
Danny Freund*
Alex Nicholas
Donovan Alexander***
Brandon Hellevang*
Ryan Konrath
Steve Faschant
Brett Holinka*
Andrew Gudmunson
Brock Setness
Brent Halfmann***
Brady Trenbeath*
Weston Dressler***
Rory Manke**
Joel Schwenzfeier
Ryan Kasowski
Matt Bodoh**
Clayton Leith
Tyson Heiser
Branden Dungy
Brandon Jordan
Tyler Weigelt*
Carl Hanson
Brandon Brady
Andrew Miller*
Robbie Meek***
Bryson Janecek
Jeff Tescher*
Marcus Tibesar
Noah Dombrovski*
Ryan Pollow
Andrew Sorbo**
Bobby Stroup*
Tyson Giles
Derek Malner*
Paul German
Nick Safranski
Rylan Kabanuck
Curtis Dublanko
Matt Bakke
Michael Gowan
Tyler Morrow*
Peter Gibbs
Pete Hiltner
Nathan Johnston
Nathan Wayne*
Zach Keller
Justin Muscha*
Kyle Bondy
Link Gottbeheat
Ian Henderson
Creighton Schroyer
Keith Queoff
Erik Moe*
David Koelln
Mitch Braegelmann**
Brett Bauer***
Brian Troen**
Alex Mueske
Andy Hoffelt**
Steve Kalwasinski
POS
RB
OLB
WR
RB
DB
QB
QB
WR
DB
K
QB
K
LB
QB
QB
P
WR
WR
DB
DB
LB
OLB
DB
DB
RB
DB
DB
DB
RB
LB
LB
DB
OLB
FB
OLB
OLB
FB
OLB
OLB
DB
LB
FB
LB
LB
DL
DL
LB
OLB
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
TE
HT
5-9
6-2
5-7
5-11
5-11
6-4
6-0
6-1
6-0
5-9
6-2
5-11
6-2
6-2
6-5
6-4
6-1
5-8
6-1
6-2
6-1
6-2
6-3
5-11
5-8
6-0
6-0
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-4
5-11
5-10
6-0
5-11
6-2
6-2
5-11
6-0
6-0
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-5
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-5
6-4
6-5
6-4
6-6
6-4
6-5
6-1
6-7
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-4
WT
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212
151
193
185
202
199
196
181
189
180
185
227
210
230
224
199
165
200
192
220
235
210
183
178
209
180
180
219
233
223
182
236
231
250
225
221
223
195
200
232
265
220
222
251
234
235
220
330
280
275
290
285
306
267
285
250
277
281
268
280
312
287
310
298
230
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HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL
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Kenosha, Wis. / Mary D. Bradford High School
Bismarck, N.D. / Bismarck High School
Grand Forks, N.D. / Grand Forks Central High School
Franklin, Wis. / Franklin High School
Winnipeg, Man. / St. Paul’s High School
Fargo, N.D. / North High School
White Bear Lake, Minn. / White Bear Lake High School
Eagan, Minn. / Eastview High School
Dickinson, N.D. / Dickinson High School
Minot, N.D. / Minot High School
Neche, N.D. / North Border High School
Stephen, Minn. / Stephen-Argyle Central High School
Cavalier, N.D. / Cavalier High School
Detroit Lakes, Minn. / Detroit Lakes High School
Hallock, Minn. / Kittson Central High School
Mishicot, Wis. / Mishicot High School
Hawthorne, Wis. / Northwestern High School
Waunakee, Wis. / Waunakee High School
Eagan, Minn. / Rosemount High School
Winnipeg, Man. / Miles MacDonnell High School
Fessenden, N.D. / Fessenden High School
Oak Creek, Wis. / Oak Creek High School
Bloomington, Minn. / Western Michigan University
Menomonie, Wis. / Menomonie High School
Bloomington, Minn. / Jefferson High School
Tomball, Texas / Nicholls State University
Bismarck, N.D. / St. Mary’s High School
St. Paul, Minn. / Cretin-Derham Hall High School
Foley, Minn. / Foley High School
Germantown, Wis. / Fullerton Community College
Adams, N.D. / North Dakota State College of Science
Fargo, N.D. / Fargo South High School
Warren, Minn. / Warren-Alvarado-Oslo High School
Gilbert, Minn. / Eveleth-Gilbert High School
Argyle, Minn. / Stephen-Argyle Central High School
Max, N.D. / Garrison High School
Thorsby, Alta. / Leduc Composite High School
Cando, N.D. / Cando High School
Wahpeton, N.D. / North Dakota State College of Science
Brainerd, Minn. / Brainerd High School
Lignite, N.D. / Burke Central High School
Menomonie, Wis. / Menomonie High School
Fessenden, N.D. / Fessenden High School
Williston, N.D. / Williston High School
Tomah, Wis. / Tomah High School
Winnipeg, Man. / Oak Park High School
Pipestone, Minn. / Pipestone Area High School
Milwaukee, Wis. / Pius XI High School
International Falls, Minn. / Falls High School
Rochester, Minn. / John Marshall High School
St. Cloud, Minn. / St. Cloud Tech High School
Racine, Wis. / Washington Park High School
Merrill, Wis. / Merrill High School
Williston, N.D. / Williston High School
Rochester, Minn. / Rochester Century High School
Alphabetical Roster
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23
66
99
33
75
38
60
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85
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98
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51
26
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48
59
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Alexander, Donovan . .DB
Anderson, Chris* . . . .WR
Ankenbauer, Kris* . . . .DB
Augustine, Tyler* . . . . .TE
Bakke, Matt . . . . . . . . .DL
Battle, Steven . . . . . . . .RB
Bauer, Brett . . . . . . . . .OL
Bellmore, Broc* . . . . . .DL
Bodoh, Matt . . . . . . . .OLB
Bondy, Kyle . . . . . . . . .OL
Boyle, Ty . . . . . . . . . . .DL
Brady, Brandon . . . . . .RB
Braegelmann, Mitch . . .OL
Bryant, Troy* . . . . . . . .DB
Bylin, Nick* . . . . . . . . .OL
Cadwell, Alex . . . . . . .DL
Carruth, John* . . . . . .WR
Caufield, Jake . . . . . . .WR
Chappell, Ryan . . . . . . .RB
Cochran, Ross . . . . . .OLB
Daggett, Drew* . . . . . .WR
DeMontigny, Ward . . . .DL
Dombrovski, Noah . .OLB
Dressler, Ryan . . . . . . .WR
Dressler, Weston . . . . .WR
Dublanko, Curtis . . . . .LB
Dungy, Branden . . . . . .RB
Ebanks, Mike . . . . . . . .DL
Farstveet, Nick . . . . . . .DL
Faschant, Steve . . . . . . . .K
Freund, Danny . . . . . . .QB
German, Paul . . . . . . . .LB
Gibbs, Peter . . . . . . . .OLB
Giles, Tyson . . . . . . . .OLB
Goertz, Mitch* . . . . . . .LB
Goska, Brent* . . . . . . .QB
Gottbeheat, Link . . . . .DL
Gowan, Michael . . . . . .DL
Grover, Blair . . . . . . . . .TE
Gudmunson, Andrew . .QB
Halfmann, Brent . . . . . . .P
Hanson, Carl . . . . . . . .DB
Hanson, Cory* . . . . . . .DB
Hawkins, Dominique* . .DB
Heiser, Tyson . . . . . . . .DB
Hellevang, Brandon . . . .K
Henderson, Ian . . . . . . .OL
Hendrickson, Dan* . . .LB
Hicks, Ben* . . . . . . . . .LB
Hiltner, Pete . . . . . . . . .OL
Hoffelt, Andy . . . . . . . .OL
Holinka, Brett . . . . . . . .LB
Janecek, Bryson . . . . . .DB
Johnston, Nathan . . . . .OL
Jordan, Brandon . . . . . .DB
Kabanuck, Rylan . . . . .LB
Kalwasinski, Steve . . . .TE
Kasowski, Ryan . . . . . .LB
Keller, Zach . . . . . . . . .OL
Kelly, Brad* . . . . . . . . .LB
Kerr, Alex* . . . . . . . . .OL
Koelln, David . . . . . . . .OL
Konrath, Ryan . . . . . . .QB
Krusentjerna, Kyle . . . .DL
Kubacki, Mark* . . . . . .LB
Kudrna, Mitch* . . . . . .DB
Landry, Jake . . . . . . . . .QB
Leith, Clayton . . . . . . .DB
Leupp, Kellen . . . . . . .WR
Malner, Derek . . . . . . .DB
Manke, Rory . . . . . . . .DB
Meek, Robbie . . . . . . . .LB
Miller, Andy . . . . . . . . .LB
Moe, Erik . . . . . . . . . . .OL
2007 ROSTER
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93
94
96
97
98
99
NAME
Kellen Leupp
David Peterson
Troy Ott**
Jake Caufield**
Blair Grover**
Kenley Wahlin
Alex Cadwell***
Nick Nolte
Kyle Krusentjerna
Nick Farstveet
Jeff Richter*
Mike Ebanks
Ward DeMontigny
Ty Boyle
POS
WR
WR
TE
WR
TE
WR
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
HT
6-1
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-2
6-3
5-11
6-4
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-0
6-3
WT
193
216
260
230
240
180
247
272
241
255
272
226
247
262
YR
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Stanley, N.D. / Stanley High School
Mankato, Minn. / Minnesota State University
Mequon, Wis. / Homestead High School
Crookston, Minn. / Crookston High School
Stillwater, Minn. / Stillwater Area High School
Janesville, Wis. / Parker High School
Apple Valley, Minn. / Eastview High School
St. Cloud, Minn. / St. Cloud Tech High School
Orlando, Fla. / Hibbing Community College
Washburn, N.D. / Washburn High School
International Falls, Minn. / Falls High School
POS
WR
DB
TE
DL
DB
OL
WR
WR
LB
QB
DB
DB
LB
LB
LB
OL
LB
DB
RB
LB
OLB
OL
DL
RB
DB
OLB
WR
HT
6-3
5-10
6-3
6-1
6-0
6-5
6-6
6-3
6-2
6-4
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-2
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-1
6-4
6-2
5-10
6-0
6-4
5-10
WT
175
180
230
265
190
270
210
200
225
200
185
180
200
205
215
245
230
185
195
210
199
265
215
190
190
315
175
YR
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Duluth, Minn. / Duluth Central High School
Murphy, Texas / Plano East High School
Ashland, Wis. / Ashland High School
West Fargo, N.D. / West Fargo High School
Colfax, Wis. / Menomonie High School
Adams, N.D. / Adams-Edmore-Edinburg High School
Eden Prairie, Minn. / Eden Prairie High School
Frazee, Minn. / Frazee-Vergas High School
Rothschild, Wis. / D.C. Everest High School
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. / Lincoln High School
Willmar, Minn. / Willmar High School
Rockford, Minn. / Armstrong High School
Colorado Springs, Colo. / Pine Creek High School
Coon Rapids, Minn. / Coon Rapids High School
Highland Heights, Ohio / Mayfield High School
Stillwater, Minn. / Stillwater Area High School
Pepin, Wis. / Pepin High School
Burnsville, Minn. / Burnsville High School
Hoople, N.D. / Valley High School
Billings, Mont. / Billings West High School
Chandler, Ariz. / Hamilton High School
Blaine, Minn. / Blaine High School
Racine, Wis. / Racine Park High School
Billings, Mont. / Billings West High School
* Denotes letters earned at UND
Incoming Freshmen (Alphabetical)
NO NAME
88
Chris Anderson
14
Kris Ankenbauer
90
Tyler Augustine
95
Broc Bellmore
38
Troy Bryant
60
Nick Bylin
86
John Carruth
82
Drew Daggett
56
Mitch Goertz
9
Brent Goska
31
Cory Hanson
30
Dominique Hawkins
35
Dan Hendrickson
58
Ben Hicks
43
Brad Kelly
68
Alex Kerr
50
Mark Kubacki
29
Mitch Kudrna
27
Josh Murray
45
Tru Nguyen
57
Ben Olson
65
Brandon Quesenberry
91
Chris Schaan
19
Caitlin Solum
36
Delano Saporu
62
Matt Simmins
16
Deryk VanZee
Alphabetical Roster
56
27
78
65
45
8
92
57
84
5
83
42
72
65
96
49
36
91
70
21
15
61
19
43
44
37
39
17
77
16
89
63
31
Morrow, Tyler . . . . . . .LB
Murray, Josh* . . . . . . . .RB
Mueske, Alex . . . . . . . .OL
Muscha, Justin . . . . . . .OL
Nguyen, Tru* . . . . . . . .LB
Nicholas, Alex . . . . . .WR
Nolte, Nick . . . . . . . . . .DL
Olson, Ben* . . . . . . . .OLB
Ott, Troy . . . . . . . . . . . .TE
Otto, Drake . . . . . . . . .DB
Peterson, David . . . . . .WR
Pollow, Ryan . . . . . . .OLB
Queoff, Keith . . . . . . . .OL
Quesenberry, Brandon* .OL
Richter, Jeff . . . . . . . . .DL
Safranski, Nick . . . . . . .FB
Saporu, Delano* . . . . .DB
Schaan, Chris* . . . . . . .DL
Schroyer, Creighton . . .OL
Schwenzfeier, Joel . . . .DB
Setness, Brock . . . . . . .QB
Simmons, Matt* . . . . . .OL
Solum, Caitlin* . . . . . .RB
Sorbo, Andrew . . . . . . .FB
Stroup, Bobby . . . . . .OLB
Tescher, Jeff . . . . . . . . .LB
Tibesar, Marcus . . . . . .FB
Trenbeath, Brady . . . .WR
Troen, Brian . . . . . . . . .OL
VanZee, Deryk* . . . . .WR
Wahlin, Kenley . . . . . .WR
Wayne, Nathan . . . . . . .DL
Weigelt, Tyler . . . . . . . .DB
* – Expected to redshirt
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Bakke sounds like “bawk-ee”
Bodoh sounds like “BO-doe”
Chappell sounds like “chapel”
DeMontigny sounds like “di-MONT-nee”
Dombrovski sounds like “dom-brow-skee”
Flyger sounds like “flee-gur”
Freund sounds like “Froynd”
Gottbeheat sounds like “GOT-buh-heet”
Halfmann sounds like “HAFF-muhn”
Hoffelt sounds like “HOE-felt”
Holinka sounds llike “HOE-link-uh”
Janecek sounds like “jan-a-sek”
Kabanuck sounds like “KAB-uh-nuck”
Leith sounds like “leeth”
Leupp sounds like “loop”
Malner sounds like “mawl-nur”
Manke sounds like “MAIN-key”
Muscha sounds like “Moo-SHAY”
Schwenzfeier sounds like “SHWENZ-fire”
Stroup sounds like “strowp”
Tibesar sounds like “TIB-eh-sar”
Trenbeath sounds like “TREN-beth”
Troen sounds like “trone”
Wahlin sounds like “whah-LEEN”
Weigelt sounds like “WHY-gult”
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PLAYER PROFILES
DONOVAN
Defensive Back
ALEXANDER
9
Year: Senior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 181
Hometown: Winnipeg, Man.
High School: St. Paul’s
Major: Communication
Entering third season as UND’s starting right cornerback.
CAREER: Ranks seventh all time at UND with 23 career pass
breakups.
2006 (JUNIOR): Selected by the Montreal Alouettes in the third round
(23rd overall) of the Canadian Football League Canadian Draft ...
Earned All-NCC second team honors ... Named to NCC
Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Started all 13 games and
ranked second on the team in solo tackles (54), total tackles (68) and
pass breakups (11), all career highs ... His 11 pass breakups rank tied
for ninth all-time on UND’s single-season list ... Tied for sixth in the
NCC in passes defended (0.92 per game) with 11 breakups and one
interception ... Twice registered a UND season-high 10 tackles ... Had
10 tackles (six solo, four assisted) at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9) and 10
tackles (all solo) against South Dakota (Nov. 11) ... Led the team in
tackles three times ... Nabbed his fourth career interception against
South Dakota (Nov. 11) ... Also had 10 solo tackles, one tackle-forloss and two pass breakups in that game ... Earned third letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Started all 13 games and ranked fifth on the
team with 39 total tackles and sixth with 27 solo stops ... Had a teamhigh nine pass breakups ... Had a career-high two interceptions ...
Had a career-high six tackles at Winona State (Sep. 10) to go along
with an interception and a fumble recovery ... Was named NCC CoDefensive Player of the Week following the Winona State game ...
Led all players with four pass breakups in UND’s NCAA second
round playoff game at Grand Valley State (Nov. 19) ... Earned second
letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Played in all 14 games as a freshman and made
12 total tackles (seven solo) ... Recorded his first career interception
at Augustana (Sept. 25) ... Recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown
at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 30) ... Earned first letter.
2003: Redshirt season.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of St. Paul’s High School ... Team
MVP as a senior and junior ... Named rookie of the year as a freshman ... Two-year selection to the Winnipeg Sun Top-10 Honor List.
PERSONAL: Majoring in communication ... Son of Derek and Marilyn
Alexander.
ALEXANDER’S CAREER STATISTICS
Year
2004
2005
2006
Totals
22
Gp-Gs Solo Asst. Total TFL Int PBU RF FF QBH Sack
14-0
7
5
12
0.0 1
3
0
0
0
0.0
13-13
27
12
39
2.5 2
9
1
0
0
0.0
13-13
54
14
68
1.0 1
11
0
0
0
0.0
40-26
88
31
119
3.5 4
23
1
0
0
0.0
MATT
BAKKE
Defensive Line
52
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-1
Weight: 251
Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.
High School: Grand Forks Central
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season slotted fourth on the depth chart at nose guard.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Grand Forks Central High School
... Helped lead the Knights to the 2005 Class AAA State title ...
Served as a team captain and was named Grand Forks Central CoDefensive Player of the Year ... Selected for both the 2005 Shrine
Bowl and Mon-Dak Game ... Recorded 53 tackles as a senior, including eight tackles-for-loss ... A two-time (2005, 2004) all-state first
team selection ... Also named to Eastern Dakota Conference First
Team in each of those seasons ... Also competed in basketball and
track and field.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Greg and Jonell Bakke.
STEVEN
BATTLE
Running Back
1
Year: Freshman
Height: 5-9
Weight: 198
Hometown: Amesbury, Mass.
High School: Amesbury
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at tailback.
BEFORE UND:
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major.
PLAYER PROFILES
BRETT
BAUER
Offensive Line
76
Year: Senior
Height: 6-7
Weight: 312
Hometown: Dickinson, N.D.
High School: Dickinson
Major: Biology
Enters second season as UND’s starting left tackle.
2006 (JUNIOR): Started all 13 games, including the first six at left
tackle and the final seven at right tackle ... Earned third letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 13 games and made three starts,
two at left tackle and one at right tackle ... Made his first career start
vs. Western Washington (Sep. 17) ... Earned second letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 11 games as a freshman ... Earned
first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Dickinson High School ... Threeyear letterwinner as a prep ... Served as co-captain as a senior and
was the team’s most valuable defensive lineman ... Selected to play
in the 2003 Mon-Dak Game ... Lettered four times in track and three
times in basketball ... Named to the Who’s Who in America list.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology ... Son of Blair and Jan Bauer.
MATT
BODOH
Outside Linebacker
23
Year: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 235
Hometown: Mishicot, Wis.
High School: Mishicot
Major: Physical Therapy
Enters season second on the depth chart at weak outside linebacker.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 12 games ... Registered 15 tackles (11
solo), including one tackle for a loss ... Twice had a season-high three
tackles, both against Winona State ... Had two solo stops and one
assisted tackles against WSU during the regular season (Sep. 16) and
three solo tackles against WSU in the first round of the NCAA playoffs (Nov. 18) ... Earned second letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in nine games as a freshman and made
six tackles, including his first career sack vs. St. Cloud State (Oct. 1)
... Also had two pass breakups and two quarterback hurries ... Earned
first letter.
2004: Redshirt season ... Named UND’s Most Valuable Defensive
Scout.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Mishicot High School ... 2003
Olympian Conference Offensive Player of the Year ... 2003
Lakeshore Area Player of the Year ... 2003 Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel Honorable Mention All-State Running Back ... First team
all-conference selection as a running back and linebacker during senior season ... Two-time all-conference pick as a linebacker ... Rushing
for 1,967 yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior, averaging 9.1 yards
per carry ... On the defensive side of the ball made 123 tackles (41
solo), including 17 for loss and eight quarterback sacks ... Also
recorded one interception.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical therapy ... Son of Bob and Laurie
Budnik and Dean and Karen Bodoh.
KYLE
BONDY
Offensive Line
66
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-5
Weight: 306
Hometown: Williston, N.D.
High School: Williston
Major: Phyiscal Education
Enters the season second on the depth chart at right tackle.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in two games ... Made his collegiate
debut against Winona State (Sep. 16) ... Also saw action against WSU
(Nov. 18) during the first round of the NCAA playoffs.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Williston High School ... A 2004
Class AAA all-state first team selection ... Also named to the 2004
All-Western Dakota Conference Team ... The 2003 and 2004 Most
Valuable Offensive Lineman ... Served as team captain as a senior ...
Selected to play in 2004 Shrine Bowl ... Also competed in basketball
and was a three-year letterwinner and two-year starter.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical education ... Son of Gary and Jan
Bondy.
TY
BOYLE
Defensive Line
99
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-3
Weight: 262
High School: Falls
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at nose guard.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Falls High School ... Played both
offensive and defensive line ... Named to 2005 all-state second team
... A two-time (2005, 2004) all-area first team and all-conference first
team selection ... Also named to the 2005 academic all-state first
team ... Lettered four times and was a two-time (2005, 2004) team
captain ... Anchored an offensive line that paved the way for 4,324
rushing yards in 2005 ... Also competed in baseball and hockey.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Gary and Jan Boyle.
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PLAYER PROFILES
BRANDON
BRADY
Running Back
33
Year: Junior
Height: 5-11
Weight: 219
High School: Academy of Holy Angels
Major: Sociology
Enters the season second on the depth chart at tailback.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in eight games and ranked second on
the team with a career-high six rushing touchdowns ... Enjoyed his
first career two-touchdown game at Augustana (Sep. 30) ... Scored a
rushing touchdown in the NCAA second round at Nebraska-Omaha
(Nov. 25) and in the NCAA quarterfinals at Grand Valley State (Dec.
2) ... Carried a season-high eight times for 33 yards against Winona
State in the opening round of the NCAA playoffs (Nov. 18).
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in eight games as a freshman and finished second on the team with 247 rushing yards on 53 carries (4.7
avg) ... Led the team with 47 yards on 11 carries in UND’s NCAA
second round playoff game at Grand Valley State (Nov. 19) ... Ran for
a career-high 74 yards on 14 carries vs. Augustana (Sep. 24) ...
Scored first collegiate touchdown vs. West Chester (Sep. 3).
BEFORE UND: Transferred to UND from Western Michigan prior to
this season ... Redshirted the 2004 season at WMU ... A 2004 graduate of the Academy of Holy Angels (Richfield, Minn.) ... Lettered
three times in football ... Ran for 1,100 yards and 15 touchdowns as
a senior and averaged 6.8 yards per carry ...Caught 10 passes for 160
yards ... All all-conference selection as a junior ... Also named team’s
most valuable player ... Lettered three times in basketball and track
and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in sociology ... Son of Wayne Leppla and
Nancy Brady.
BRADY’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards Avg.
Long
2005
8-0
53
247
4.7
21
8-0
25
63
2.4
8
2006
Totals
16-0
78
310
4.0
29
TD
3
6
9
BRADY’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards Avg.
Long
2005
8-0
1
5
5.0
0
2006
8-0
0
0
0.0
0
Totals
16-0
1
5
5.0
0
TD
0
0
0
MITCH
BRAEGELMANN
Offensive Line
75
Year: Junior
Height: 6-1
Weight: 280
Hometown: St. Cloud, Minn.
High School: St. Cloud Tech
Major: Chemical Engineering
Enters second season as UND’s starting center and third year overall
as a starter.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Started all 13 games at center ... Named an AllAmerica honorable mention by Don Hansen’s Football Gazette ...
Named to Daktronics, Inc., All-Northwest Region first team ...
Named to the Football Gazette All-Northwest Region second team ...
Selected to the All-NCC first team ... Was voted UND’s Most
Valuable Offensive Lineman ... Named to Academic All-NCC team
and the NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Received
UND’s Todd Thomas Memorial Scholarship ... Earned second letter.
2005: Received medical hardship.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Started all 14 games at left guard as a freshman
... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of St. Cloud Tech High School ...
Two-year all-area and all-conference selection ... Served as a team
captain as a senior and was voted his team’s Offensive Lineman of
the Year ... Recipient of Tech’s Scholar-Athlete Award ... Two-year
letterwinner in baseball ... Member of the National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Majoring in chemical engineering ... Son of Roger and
Sheila Braegelmann.
Junior all-region center Mitch Braegelmann
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PLAYER PROFILES
ALEX
CADWELL
Defensive Line
91
Year: Senior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 247
Hometown: Stillwater, Minn.
High School: Stillwater Area
Major: Management
Entering second season as UND’s starting right defensive end.
2006 (JUNIOR): Appeared in all 13 games and registered a careerhigh 21 tackles (12 solo) and two quarterback sacks ... Had three total
tackles-for-losses ... Had one sack at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9) and one
at Augustana (Sep. 30) ... Recorded a career-high three tackles on
four different occasions, including NCAA second round playoff
game at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25) ... Earned third letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 13 games and made six tackles,
including one sack ... Led the team with a pair of fumble recoveries,
both of which came vs. Augustana (Sep. 24) ... Earned second letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Played in 11 games ... Made four total tackles
(three solo) ... Tied for third on the team with five quarterback hurries ... Recorded first career sack against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 16)
... Had four quarterback hurries in a single game against Central
Washington (Sept. 11) ... Made collegiate debut in the season opener
against Delta State (Aug. 28) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Stillwater Area High School ...
Lettered three times in football ... All-conference selection as a junior and senior ... Three-time state tournament entrant in wrestling
(2001-03).
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Frank and Kelly
Cadwell.
JAKE
CAUFIELD
Wide Receiver
Year: Junior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 230
High School: Minot
Major: Marketing
85
Enters the season second on the depth chart at split end.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in four games before suffering a seasonending injury ... Caught one pass for eight yards against Winona State
(Sep. 16) ... Earned second letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in all 13 games as a freshman and
caught nine passes for 152 yards ... Averaged a team-high 16.9 yards
per reception and ranked fourth in receiving yards ... Also nabbed a
pair of touchdown receptions ... Scored his first career touchdown on
his first career reception in his collegiate debut at Central Washington
(Aug. 27) ... Also scored on a 36-yard reception vs. Ferris State (Oct.
8) ... Earned his first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Minot High School ... Two-time
first team all-state selection as a wide receiver ... Also a two-time first
team WDC All-Conference pick at receiver ... 2003 First Team WDC
All-Conference selection at defensive end ... Racked up 1,070 receiving yards and nine touchdowns as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in marketing ... Son of Jerry and Coreen
Caufield.
CAUFIELD’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2005
13-0
9
152
16.9
36
2
4-0
1
8
8.0
8
0
2006
Totals
17-0
10
160
16.0
36
2
CADWELL’S CAREER STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs Solo Asst. Total TFL Int PBU RF FF QBH Sack
2004
11-0
3
1
4
1.0 0
0
0
0
5
1.0
2005
13-0
3
3
6
1.0 0
0
2
0
0
1.0
2006
13-0
12
9
21
3.0 0
1
0
0
2
2.0
Totals 37-0
18
13
31
5.0 0
1
2
0
7
4.0
Junior wide receiver Jake Caufield
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PLAYER PROFILES
RYAN
CHAPPELL
Running Back
4
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 193
High School: Central
Major: Industrial Technology
Enters the season as UND’s starting tailback.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Named an All-America honorable mention by
Don Hansen’s Football Gazette ... Named to All-Northwest Region
by both Football Gazette and Daktronics ... Was one of just two
freshmen named to the All-NCC first team ... Named UND’s rookie
of the year ... Twice named NCC Offensive Player of the Week (Sep.
11 & Nov. 6) ... Named UND Athletics Male Rookie of the Year (all
sports) ... Appeared in all 13 games and made seven starts ... Became
the first freshman in Sioux history to run for 1,000 yards in a season
... Set UND freshman records for rushing yards (1,253) and rushing
touchdowns (15) ... His 15 rushing touchdowns rank third on UND’s
all-time single-season list and his 1,253 rushing yards rank sixth ...
Ranked 15th in Division II in rushing yards ... Ranked second in the
NCC in rushing touchdowns, third in rushing yards and yards per
carry (6.6) and fourth in rushing yards per game (96.4) ... His 96.4
yads per game ranked 23rd in Division II ... Ranked fourth in the
NCC in all-purpose yardage (1,752), fifth-most in school history ...
Ranked 23rd in the Division II in all-purpose yards per game (134.8)
... Averaged a league-high 32.7 yards per punt return ... Ranked third
in the NCC in kick return average (27.0) ... Set UND single-game
playoff records with 235 yards and five touchdowns (on just 16 carries) in NCAA first round playoff game against Winona State (Nov.
18) ... His 235 yards rank as the eighth-highest single-game total (all
games) in school history ... Scored on runs of 23, 3, 21, 8 and 64
yards in that game ... His 64-yard score was UND’s longest rush of
the season ... Enjoyed six 100-yard rushing performances ... Logged
his first 100-yard game and scored two touchdowns at Northern Iowa
(Sep. 9) ... Scored three touchdowns and added 150 yards on 23 carries in overtime win at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4) ... Had four games
with two or more rushing touchdowns ... Carried a season-high 25
times for 109 yards in UND’s NCAA second round playoff win at
Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25) ... Had three games with more than 200
all-purpose yards ... Earned first letter.
... Named 2005 NDAPSSA Male Athlete of the Year ... Two-time
(2004, 2003) Class AAA all-state first team selection ... A three-time
all-city selection ... Two-time Eastern Dakota Conference (EDC)
selection (2003, 2004) ... Named 2004 EDC Senior Athlete of the
Year and was a 2004 Herald Sportsperson of the Year finalist ... A
2004 finalist for North Dakota Player of the Year ... Twice named to
the Grand Forks Herald Fall Fab 50 list ... Scored 44 career touchdowns, including five on kickoff returns ... Amassed 2,451 career
rushing yards ... Competed in the Shrine Bowl and the Badlands
Bowl as a senior ... Also competed in track and field as a prep ... Was
the 2005 state champion in the 300 hurdles, 110 hurdles, 100 meter
and 200 meter ... Set a state record in the 110 hurdles ... Set school
records in the 300 hurdles, 110 hurdles and 100 meters ... Was also a
member of school-record 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams ... 2004 State
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Champion in 300 hurdles and state record holder ... Named to the
Grand Forks Herald Fab 50 list and was a 2005 Herald Sportsperson
of the Year finalist ... Was named North Dakota High School
Coaches Association Outstanding Senior Athlete and the Gatorade
Player of the Year ... Received the Cliff Cushman Award.
PERSONAL: Majoring in industrial technology ... A 2005 graduate of
Grand Forks Central High School ... Son of Jeffrey and Gwen
Chappell.
CHAPPELL’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
13-7
191
1,253
6.6
2006
64
15
Totals
13-7
191
1,253
6.6
64
15
CHAPPELL’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
13-7
13
104
8.0
21
0
2006
Totals
13-7
13
104
8.0
21
0
CHAPPELL’S CAREER PUNT RETURN STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2006
13-7
3
98
32.7
82
0
Totals
13-7
3
98
32.7
82
0
CHAPPELL’S CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
13-7
2006
11
297
27.0
68
0
Totals
13-7
11
297
27.0
68
0
CHAPPELL GAME-BY-GAME IN 2006
(Rushing)
Opp.
Att. Yards
Avg. Long
TD
at CWU
0
0
0.0
0
0
at UNI
9
121
13.4
41
2
WSU
2
0
0.0
1
0
WWU
24
140
5.8
18
2
at AC
21
137
6.5
36
0
MSU
19
84
4.4
15
1
at UNO
15
79
5.3
14
0
UMD
11
71
6.5
14
1
at SCSU
23
150
6.5
23
3
USD
11
57
5.2
18
1
WSU
16
235
14.7
64
5
at UNO
25
109
4.4
14
0
at GVSU
15
70
4.7
28
0
PLAYER PROFILES
ROSS
COCHRAN
Outside Linebacker
2
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-2
Weight: 212
Hometown: Kenosha, Wis.
High School: Mary D. Bradford
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at strong side outside linebacker.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School ...
Competed in the 2006 Shrine Bowl ... Racked up 94 tackles, including 12 for losses and seven sacks, as a senior ... An all-county first
team selection as a junior and senior ... Named to the all-division first
team as a senior ... Was twice (2005, 2004) named his team’s most
valuable defensive lineman.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of ?
WARD
DEMONTIGNY
Defensive Line
98
Year: Junior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 247
Hometown: Washburn, N.D.
High School: Washburn
Major: Communication
Enters the season second on the depth chart at left defensive end.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in four games and made two tackles
... Had one tackle each against Winona State (Sep. 16) and at
Augustana (Sep. 30).
2005 (FRESHMAN): Named UND’s Most Valuable Defensive Scout
Player ... Appeared in five games.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Washburn High School ... Named
the conference’s most valuable defensive player as a senior ... A
three-time all-conference selection as a defensive line ... Two-time
all-state honoree on the defensive line.
PERSONAL: Majoring in communication ... Son of Todd and Gwen
DeMontigny.
NOAH
DOMBROVSKI
Outside Linebacker
40
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-4
Weight: 250
Hometown: Foley, Minn.
High School: Foley
Major: Physical Education
Entering first season as UND’s starting strong side outside linebacker.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Played in 11 games ... Made his collegiate debut
in the season opener at Central Washington (Sep. 1) ... Registered six
total tackles (five solo) on the season ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Foley High School ... Ranked as
one of the top 15 recruits in the state of Minnesota ... A two-time allarea and all-conference selection ... Team co-captain ... Member of
the National Honor Society ... Also competed in basketball and track
and field ... An all-conference pick and co-captain in basketball ...
All-conference in three events in track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical education ... Son of Pat and Sheri
Dombrovski.
RYAN
DRESSLER
Wide Receiver
Year: Freshman
Height: 5-7
Weight: 151
Hometown: Bismarck, N.D.
High School: Bismarck
Major: Undeclared
3
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at flanker.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Bismarck High School ... An allstate kick returner as a senior ... Nabbed all-region honors as a kick
returner and defensive back ... Played in the 2006 Shrine Bowl ...
Also played basketball and track and field as a prep ... State champion in the triple jump and runner-up in the long jump as a senior ...
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Rick and Val Dressler ...
Older brother, Weston, is a senior wide receiver for the Fighting
Sioux.
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PLAYER PROFILES
WESTON
Wide Receiver
DRESSLER
2007 HARLON HILL CANDIDATE
18
Year: Senior
Height: 5-8
Weight: 165
Major: Management
Entering third season as UND’s starting flanker.
CAREER: UND’s all-time leader in career receptions (167), career
touchdown receptions (24), punt return touchdowns (three), total
return touchdowns (four), career regular season touchdown receptions (23) and career postseason all-purpose yards (946).
2006 (JUNIOR): One of 24 national candidates for the Harlon Hill
Trophy as the top player in Division II football ... Named the
Bismarck Tribune’s Sportsman of the Year ... Named a first team AllAmerican by the Associated Press, American Football Coaches
Association (AFCA), Don Hansen’s Football Gazette,
D2Football.com and Daktronics ... Earned first team all-northwest
region honors from the same organizations ... Named to the All-NCC
first team at both wide receiver and return specialist ... An ESPN the
Magazine Academic All-America first team selection ... Was also
named to the Academic All-NCC team and the NCC
Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Named UND’s most valuable player, most valuable offensive player and most valuable receiver ... Started all 13 games and set UND single-season records for
receiving yards (1,215) and touchdown receptions (16) ... Also broke
his own UND single-season record for all-purpose yards (2,027) ...
Led Division II with 90 receptions, second-most in UND history ...
Ranked third nationally in receiving yards (1,215), eighth receiving
yards per game (93.5), 12th in all-purpose yards per game (155.9),
19th in scoring per game (7.8) and 21st in punt return average (12.7)
... Led the NCC in receptions, receptions per game, touchdown
receptions, receiving yards and receiving yards per game ... Ranked
second in the NCC in scoring (102 pts.) and scoring per game (7.8)
... Ranked third in all-purpose yards per game, fifth in punt return
average and 10th in kick return average ... Tied a UND single-game
record with 15 receptions (for 159 yards and one touchdown) at
Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14) ... Had three games with 10 more catches ... Caught 10 passes (for 141 yards and two touchdowns) in the
season opener at Central Washington ... Enjoyed five 100-yard
receiving efforts ... Racked up a career-high 174 yards and three
touchdowns on just six receptions against Minnesota Duluth (Oct.
28) ... Scored at least one touchdown in 10 of UND’s 13 games ...
Enjoyed four games with two or more touchdowns, including a pair
of three-touchdown games ... Scored the winning touchdown on a 50yard reception with less than a minute remaining in UND’s upset win
at I-AA Northern Iowa (Sep. 9) ... Earned third letter.
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DRESSLER GAME-BY-GAME IN 2006
(Receiving)
Opp.
Rec. Yards
Avg. Long
TD
at CWU
10
141
14.1
33
2
at UNI
5
96
19.2
50
1
WSU
9
109
12.1
44
3
WWU
5
64
12.8
42
1
at AC
3
80
26.7
42
0
MSU
3
40
13.3
16
0
at UNO
15
159
10.6
27
1
UMD
6
174
29.0
66
3
at SCSU
7
53
7.6
22
1
USD
5
84
16.8
28
2
WSU
3
15
5.0
8
0
at UNO
9
78
8.7
19
1
at GVSU
10
122
12.2
24
1
PLAYER PROFILES
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Named to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette AllAmerica First Team ... Earned CollegeSportsReport.com AllAmerica Second Team honors ... Named All-America honorable
mention by D2Football.com ... Named to All-NCC First Team as a
return specialist and garnered honorable mention honors as a wide
receiver ... Named to Academic All-NCC Team and NCC
Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Named UND’s Most
Valuable Offensive Player ... Recipient of UND’s Little Big Man
Award ... Three-time NCC Special Teams Player of the Week ... Also
named NCC Offensive Player of the Week once ... Set a UND record
with 1,915 all-purpose yards ... Averaged 147.3 all-purpose yards per
game to rank third in the league ... Returned a school-record four
kicks (three punts, one kickoff) for touchdowns ... Averaged 15.2
yards per punt return to lead the NCC and rank ninth nationally ...
Led the NCC in punt return yards and punt return average for the second straight season ... His punt return TDs included a 66-yarder at
Central Washington (Aug. 27), an 86-yarder vs. Augustana (Sep. 24)
and a 49-yarder vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 29) ... Also returned a
kickoff 93 yards vs. West Chester (Sep. 3) ... Ranked fifth in the
NCC in kick return average (25.2) ... Caught a career-high 64 passes
for 754 yards and a team-high eight touchdowns ... Had a pair of 100yard receiving performances ... Caught four passes for 109 yards and
three touchdowns at Winona State (Sep. 10) and hauled in a careerhigh 10 passes for 101 yards and a score at South Dakota (Nov. 5) ...
Also returned seven kickoffs for 151 yards at South Dakota and finished with a career-high 288 all-purpose yards in that game ... Also
ran 27 times for 205 yards ... Finished eighth in the NCC with 12
total touchdowns ... Finished seventh in the league with 4.92 receptions per game and 10th with 58 receiving yards per game ...
Received UND’s Evan Lips Athletic Scholarship Award ... Earned
second letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Made rare, immediate impact as a true freshman
... UND’s first true freshman to see game action since current
Minnesota Viking Jim Kleinsasser (1995) ... Named All-American
honorable mention by D2Football.com and Football Gazette ...
Named all-region first team pick by same two organizations ...
Named to All-NCC First Team, joining teammate Brent Halfmann as
the league’s only freshmen to earn all-conference honors in 2004 ...
Named UND’s Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Special Teams
Player ... Led the Sioux with 1,071 all-purpose yards in 13 games ...
Amassed 613 punt return yards, 250 kick return yards, 141 receiving
yards and 67 rushing yards ... Led all Division II players in punt
return yardage ... Averaged an NCC-leading 13.3 yards per punt
return, which ranked 17th in the country (tops among freshmen) ...
Also averaged 19.2 yards per kick return. 10.8 yards per reception
and 5.2 yards per carry ... Hauled in his first career TD reception
against Ferris State (Oct. 9) ... Had a season-high 177 all-purpose
yards in that game and was named NCC Special Teams Player of the
Week ... Enjoyed four games with at least 100 all-purpose yards and
another with 93 ... Had a season-long 70-yard punt return at
Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 30) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Bismarck High School ... 2003
Gatorade Player of the Year ... First player in Western Dakota
Conference history to earn all-state honors three times ... Also a
three-time all-state and all-conference selection ... Ran for over 2,100
yards and 40 touchdowns as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Rick and Val Dressler
... Younger brother, Ryan, is a freshman wide receiver for the Sioux.
DRESSLER’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2004
13-0
10
67
6.7
27
0
2005
13-9
27
205
7.6
57
0
13-13
20
121
6.1
26
1
2006
Totals 39-22
57
393
6.9
57
1
DRESSLER’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2004
13-0
13
141
10.8
25
1
2005
13-9
64
754
11.8
69
8
13-13
*90 ^1,215
13.5
66
^16
2006
Totals 39-22
^167
2,110
12.6
69
^25
DRESSLER’S CAREER PUNT RETURN STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2004
13-0
46
*613
13.3
70
0
2005
13-9
33
503
15.2
86
^3
13-13
20
253
12.6
2006
63
0
Totals 39-22
99
1,369
13.8
86
^3
DRESSLER’S CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2004
13-0
13
250
19.2
32
0
2005
13-9
18
453
25.2
93
1
2006
13-13
19
438
23.1
66
0
Totals 39-22
50
1,141
22.8
93
1
DRESSLER’S CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARADGE
Year Gp-Gs Rush
Rec.
Punt Kick Total
2004
13-0
67
141
613
250 1,071
2005
13-9
205
754
503
453 1,915
2006
13-13
121
1,215
253
438 ^2,027
Totals 39-22
393
2,110 1,369 1,141 5,013
* – Led NCAA Division II
^ – UND record
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PLAYER PROFILES
CURTIS
DUBLANKO
Linebacker
51
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-0
Weight: 222
Hometown: Thorsby, Alta.
High School: Leduce Composite
Major: Entrepreneurship
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at strong side inside linebacker.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Leduc Composite High School ...
Holds the school record for career tackles (348) ... Named 2005 Most
Valuable Player of the Edmonton Metro League ... Registered 115
tackles and averaged more than nine yards per carry as a senior ... A
Calgary Midget League All-Star in 2004 and 2005 ... A three-year
team captain at Leduc (2003-05) ... Also lettered three straight years
as a running back and linebacker ... Also competed in track and field
and was a provincial semi-finalist in the high jump.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Deryld and
Cheryl Dublanko.
BRANDEN
Running Back
EBANKS
Defensive Line
97
Year: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 226
Hometown: Orlando, Fla.
High School:
Major: Community Nutrition
Enters the season third on the depth chart at right defensive end.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played at Hibbing (Minn.) Community College
... An NJCAA All-Region 13 first team selection ... Named to AllMCCC Northern Division first team ... Played in nine games and
ranked fourth nationally with 15 quarterback sacks ... Racked up a
team-high 81 tackles (49 solo) and forced two fumbles.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Played at Hibbing (Minn.) Community College.
BEFORE UND: Spent previous two seasons at Hibbing (Minn.)
Community College ... A 2004 graduate of Orlando Edgewater High
School.
PERSONAL: Majoring in community nutrition.
DUNGY
26
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-8
Weight: 178
Hometown: Eagan, Minn.
High School: Rosemount
Major: Commercial Aviation
Enters the season third on the depth chart at tailback.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Named to NCC Commissioner’s Academic
Honor Roll ... Did not appear in any games.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Rosemount High School ...
Lettered three times in football and was named team’s most valuable
player as a senior ... Also lettered in track and field twice and in
hockey once.
PERSONAL: Majoring in commercial aviation ... Son of Linden and
Donna Dungy ... Dad played football at Grand Valley State
University ... Uncle, Tony Dungy, is the head coach of the NFL’s
Indianapolis Colts.
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MIKE
NICK
FARSTVEET
Defensive Line
94
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-5
Weight: 255
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at left defensive end.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in one game ... Made collegiate debut
against Winona State (Sep. 16).
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Bismarck High School ... A 2004
Class AAA all-state first team selection and 2004 Western Dakota
Conference First Team pick ... A three-year letterwinner ... Also
played basketball ... A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Ryan and Mary
Farstveet.
PLAYER PROFILES
STEVE
FASCHANT
Kicker
12
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 185
Hometown: Eagan, Minn.
High School: Eastview
Major:
Enters the season third on the depth chart at kicker.
2006 (FRESHMAN):
BEFORE UND:
PERSONAL:
DANNY
FREUND
Quarterback
7
Year: Junior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 199
Major: Banking & Financial Economics
Entering first season as UND’s starting quarterback.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Named to NCC Commissioner’s Academic
Honor Roll ... Appeared in 10 games ... Made his collegiate debut
against Winona State (Sep. 16) and rank for a seven-yard touchdown
... Ran five times for 29 yards against Winona State in the first round
of the NCAA playoffs (Nov. 18) ... Went 1-for-4 for 12 yards passing
in that game ... Took over as UND’s holder on field goals and extra
points for the final nine games of the season ... Earned first letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Named UND’s Most Valuable Offensive Scout
Player ... Did not appear in any games.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of St. Joseph High School ... Named
to the Associated Press all-state first team as a senior ... Also named
to the all-conference first team and WFCA all-state first team ... A
Kenosha News All-County pick ... Named the Lakeshore Conference
Player of the Year ... Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-State Second
Team ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Set the state high
school record for touchdown passes during his senior season with 40
... Completed 65% of his passes ... Also ran for 201 yards and five
touchdowns ... Holds every school and conference passing record ...
33-5 record as a starter.
PERSONAL: Majoring in banking and financial economics ... Son of
Bob and Lynn Freund.
PAUL
GERMAN
Linebacker
48
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-2
Weight: 232
Hometown: Fargo, N.D.
High School: Fargo South
Major: Chemistry
Enters the season third on the depth chart at strong side inside linebacker.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Fargo South High School ... A
2005 all-state and all-conference first teamer ... Led Fargo South in
tackles as a senior and led his team to the State AAA championship
game ... Selected to the 2005 Shrine Bowl and Mon-Dak game ...
Served as team captain as a senior ... Helped lead Fargo South to a
2004 Class AAA State championship ... Was named 2004 Dakota
Bowl MVP.
PERSONAL: Majoring in chemistry.
PETER
GIBBS
Outside Linebacker
48
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-3
Weight: 220
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at strong side outside linebacker.
... A three-year starter at defensive end ... Member of 2005 Class
AAA state champions ... Selected to the 2005 Shrine Bowl ... A 2005
all-conference first team selection ... Was a second team pick in 2004
... Named to the all-city team as a junior and senior ... Won the team’s
Arnie Bakke Award as the hardest worker during his senior season ...
Also competed in basketball and track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurshuip.
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PLAYER PROFILES
TYSON
GILES
Outside Linebacker
46
Year: Junior
Height: 5-11
Weight: 195
Hometown: Warren, Minn.
High School: Warren-Alvarado-Oslo
Major: Investments
Enters the season third on the depth chart at weak side outside linebacker.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in one game (vs. Winona State, Sep. 16).
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in four games as a freshman and made
three tackles ... Made his collegiate debut vs. West Chester (Sep. 3).
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Warren-Alvarado-Oslo High
School ... Named his conference’s most valuable offensive player as
a senior ... A two-time first team all-conference selection as a running
back ... Ran for 1,258 yards as a senior while accumulating 111 defensive points.
PERSONAL: Majoring in investments ... Son of David and Lori Giles
... Mother, Lori, participated in basketball and track and field at
Minnesota State, Moorhead.
LINK
GOTTBEHEAT
Defensive Line
67
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-4
Weight: 267
Hometown: Tomah, Wis.
High School: Tomah
Major: Biology
Enters the season second on the depth chart at right defensive end.
Honor Roll ... Saw action in eight games ... Made collegiate debut in
the season opener at Central Washington (Sep. 1) ... Made his NCAA
postseason debut against Winona State (Nov. 18).
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Tomah High School ... Named to
2004 All-Mississippi Valley Conference Team as an offensive and
defensive lineman ... Had 51 tackles as a senior ... Led team in sacks
(four), tackles-for-loss (15) and pass breakups (five) ... Selected to
the 2004 academic all-conference team ... Also competed in basketball and was an all-conference performer ... Member of the National
Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology ... Son of Victor and Susan
Gottbeheat.
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Junior outside linebacker Tyson Giles
MICHAEL
Defensive Line
GOWAN
55
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-3
Weight: 234
Hometown: Cando, N.D.
High School: Cando-Bisbee-Egeland
Major: Civil Engineering
Enters the season fifth on the depth chart at left defensive end.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Cando-Bisbee-Egeland High
School ... Competed in 2006 nine-man Shrine Bowl.
PERSONAL: Majoring in civil engineering.
PLAYER PROFILES
BLAIR
Tight End
GROVER
87
Year: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 245
Hometown: Mequon, Wis.
High School: Homestead
Enters the season third on the depth chart at tight end.
2006 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 13 games and made six starts ...
Established career highs for receptions (18), receiving yards (221)
and touchdowns (three) ... Ranked third on the team in touchdown
receptions and fourth in receptions and receiving yards ... Hauled in
his first touchdown pass against Minnesota State (Oct. 7) ... Scored a
touchdown in UND’s NCAA second round playoff win at NebraskaOmaha (Nov. 25) ... Had a season-high three catches against
Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28) ... Earned second letter.
2005: Appeared in 12 games as a freshman and caught one pass for
10 yards ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener at Central
Washington (Aug. 27) ... Caught his first career pass at Winona State
(Sep. 10) ... Earned his first letter.
Before UND: A 2004 graduate of Homestead High School ... 2003
WFCHA First Team All-State selection ... 2003 Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel all-state honorable mention pick ... Also named first team
all-conference, All-North Shore, all-area and all-region as a senior ...
Named to the all-conference second team as a junior ... Participated
in the 2004 Wisconsin High School Shrine Game.
Personal: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Brian and Cynthia
Grover ... Father, Brian, played football for the Fighting Sioux from
1973-75 ... Uncle, Jeff Grover, played football for UND from 197880.
GROVER’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards Avg.
Long
TD
2005
12-0
1
10
10.0
10
0
13-6
18
221
12.3
29
3
2006
Totals
25-6
19
231
12.2
29
3
GROVER GAME-BY-GAME IN 2006
(Receiving)
Opp.
Rec. Yards
Avg. Long
TD
at CWU
1
21
21.0
21
0
at UNI
1
14
14.0
14
0
WSU
1
29
29.0
29
0
WWU
1
12
12.0
12
0
at AC
2
33
16.5
25
0
MSU
2
16
8.0
13
1
at UNO
1
6
6.0
6
0
UMD
3
25
8.3
16
0
at SCSU
2
16
8.0
9
0
USD
1
20
20.0
20
1
WSU
2
27
13.5
20
0
at UNO
1
2
2.0
2
1
at GVSU
0
0
0.0
0
0
ANDREW
Quarterback
GUDMUNSON
14
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-2
Weight: 210
High School: Minot
Enters the season fifth on the depth chart at quarterback.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Did not appear in any games.
BEFORE UND: Transferred to UND after attending the University of
Nebraska in 2005-06, where he played baseball for the Cornhuskers
as a redshirt freshman ... Named to Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll in the fall of 2005 ... A 2005 graduate of Minot High School ...
Lettered three times in football and was an all-state quarterback as a
senior ... Named to the academic all-conference team on five occasions and was selected as the school’s top athlete in 2004-05 ...
Lettered five times in baseball as a prep ... Earned all-state honors in
baseball four straight years and was the captain of the North Dakota
All-State team in both 2004 and 2005 ... Was a two-way standout in
helping Minot to a 37-2 record and a state title as a senior, hitting .467
with five homers and 48 RBIs, while going 6-1 with a 1.17 ERA on
the mound ... Also lettered three times in basketball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Jo Ann and
Sheldon Gudmunson ... Also plays baseball for the Fighting Sioux.
BRENT
Punter
HALFMANN
16
Year: Senior
Height: 6-4
Weight: 224
Hometown: Stephen, Minn.
High School: Stephen-Argyle Central
Major: Management
Entering fourth season as UND’s starting punter.
CAREER: Ranks ninth all-time at UND in career punting average
(37.5) ... His 164 career punts are the fourth-most in school history.
2006 (JUNIOR): Named to All-NCC second team, his third straight
all-conference selection ... Appeared in all 13 games and averaged
37.6 yards per punt ... Ranked 45th nationally and fifth in the NCC
in punting average ... Helped UND rank fourth in the NCC in net
punting (31.5) ... Landed 13 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line
... Boomed a season-long 56-yard punt in the season opener at
Central Washington (Sep. 1) ... Averaged a season-best 50.5 yards on
four punts in that game and put three of them inside the 20 ... Enjoyed
three games with a punting average of 40 yards or better ... Earned
third letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Selected to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette AllNorthwest Region Team the Daktronics All-Northwest Region
Second Team ... Named to All-NCC First Team, his second all-conference nod in as many seasons ... Averaged 37.1 yards per punt to
rank fourth in the league ... Pinned 18 of his 52 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line ... Cornered two or more inside the 20 in six different games ... Punted a season-high seven times (36.7 avg) in
UND’s season-ending playoff loss at Grand Valley State (Nov. 19) ...
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PLAYER PROFILES
Punted twice for a season-high 48-yard average vs. Ferris State (Oct.
8) ... Unloaded a season-long 55-yard punt in the season opener at
Central Washington (Aug. 27) ... Received UND’s Lloyde W.
Richmond Sr. Athletic Scholarship ... Earned second letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Enjoyed solid freshman campaign ... Named to
the All-NCC Second Team, joining teammate Weston Dressler as the
only freshmen in the league to earn all-conference honors ... Averaged
37.9 yards per punt, which ranked second in the NCC and 44th in the
nation ... Pinned 25 of his 63 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line
... Averaged 39.6 yards per punt during conference play, which also
ranked second in the league ... Averaged 35.9 yards per punt during
the post-season ... Booted a 71-yard punt in the NCAA semifinal at
Pittsburg State, the second-longest by an NCC punter in 2004 ...
Averaged a season-high 46 yards per punt during that game ... Earned
first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Stephen-Argyle Central High
School ... Lettered three times in football as a punter, running back,
tight end and safety ... Earned Associated Press all-state honorable
mention honors as a senior ... Also lettered twice in basketball and
track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Craig and Marlys
Halfmann.
HALFMANN’S CAREER PUNTING STATISTICS
Year
GP
No. Yards
Avg
Long
I20
2004
14
63
2,389
37.9
71
20
2005
13
52
1,927
37.1
55
18
13
49
1,840
37.6
56
13
2006
Totals
40
164
6,156
37.5
71
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CARL
HEISER
Defensive Back
25
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 183
Hometown: Waunakee, Wis.
High School: Waunakee
Enters the season second on the depth chart at free safety.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in two games ... Made his collegiate
debut against Winona State (Sep. 16) and made one solo tackle ...
Also played against Western Washington (Sep. 23).
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Waunakee High School ... A 2004
Wisconsin Football Coaches Association all-state first team selection
... Named to 2004 Associated Press all-state second team ... Named
to Wisconsin Journal all-area first team ... A 2004 second team allconference selection as a quarterback ... The 2004 Waunakee High
School Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year ... A two-time
Madison Capital Times first team all-area defensive back ... Twotime WFCA all-region DB ... Two-time all-conference first-team DB
... 2003 Wisconsin Journal all-area honorable mention DB ... The
2003 Waunakee Defensive Player of the Year ... Member of 2002
state champion team ... Had five interceptions, four quarterback
sacks, 10 tackles-for-loss, 14 knockdowns and two fumble recovery
touchdowns as a senior ... Also competed in baseball ... Academic
Honor Roll student.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Tim and Lori
Heiser.
HANSON
Defensive Back
32
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-1
Weight: 180
Hometown: Oak Creek, Wis.
High School: Oak Creek
Major: Fish & Wildlife Biology
Enters the season third on the depth chart at left cornerback.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Oak Creek High School ... A twoyear starter and 2005 team captain ... Registered 108 tackles with 13
pass breakups and one interception as a senior ... Won the team’s
2005 Bruce Szcyubilka Award for leadership, motivation and dedication ... Also competed in track and field and was a four-year letterwinner ... Named track team’s MVP as a sophomore and junior and
was the conference champion in the hurdles each of those seasons.
PERSONAL: Majoring in fishing and wildlife biology.
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TYSON
BRANDON
Kicker
HELLEVANG
10
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-9
Weight: 189
High School: North
Major: Business Economics
Entering second season as UND’s starting kicker.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Named to All-NCC second team ... Named to
NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Named UND’s most
valuable special teams player ... Appeared in all 13 games ... Ranked
24th in Division II in field goals per game (0.9) ... Ranked 45th
nationally in scoring (6.5 ppg) ... Ranked second among all NCC
kickers in scoring (84 pts., 6.5 ppg) and field goal accuracy (66.7%)
... Nailed 49-of-50 extra point attempts to ranked third in the NCC in
PAT accuracy (98.0) ... Kicked the game-winning field goal in
UND’s 24-21 overtime win at Augustana (Sep. 30) ... Booted a 26yard field goal with 2:45 remaining to give UND a 38-35 win at
Nebraska-Omaha in the second round of the NCAA playoffs ... Went
12-for-15 (80.0%) on field goals over the final 10 games of the season after missing his first three collegiate attempts ... Enjoyed four
games with two field goals ... Nailed a season-long 51-yard field goal
in UND’s NCC championship-clinching win over South Dakota
PLAYER PROFILES
(Nov. 11) ... Was named NCAA Division II Special Teams Player of
the Week by Don Hansen’s Football Gazette for his performance
aginst South Dakota ... Converted a season-high seven extra point
attempts against Wiona State (Sep. 16) ... His 36 extra points during
the regular season rank tied for fifth all-time at UND ... Recorded five
touchbacks on kickoffs ... Averaged 55.4 yards per kickoff ... Earned
first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Fargo North High School ... 2004
Class AAA all-state first team selection ... Named to 2004 All-Eastern
Dakota Conference (EDC) Team ... Selected to play in the Mon-Dak
Badlands Bowl and Shrine Bowl Game ... Set a Badlands Bowl record
with a 45-yard field goal ... A three-year starter ... Also competed in
soccer and basketball ... A 2003 all-state and all-conference first team
selection in soccer ... Starter in a Fargo North soccer team that finished fourth in the state.
Personal: Majoring in business economics ... Son of Ken and Merna
Hellevang.
HELLEVANG’S CAREER STATISTICS
Year FG-ATT Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ XP-ATT
12-18 66.7 1-1
5-5
3-4
2-6 1-2
49-50
2006
Totals 12-18 66.7 1-1
5-5
3-4
2-6 1-2
49-50
PTS
85
85
69
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-5
Weight: 285
High School: Oak Park
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at right tackle.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Oak Park High School ... A threeyear starter and three-year letterwinner and helped lead his team to
the city semifinals each season ... Served as a team captain as a senior ... A starter on the Manitoba Under-19 provincial team.
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Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-5
Weight: 330
Hometown: Brainerd, Minn.
High School: Brainerd
Enters the season third on the depth chart at left guard.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Brainerd High School ... Named
2004 all-state selection by the Associated Press, the Minnesota
Vikings and the St. Paul Pioneer Press ... A two-time all-conference
(Central Lakes) selection ... Two-time all-section pick ... A two-year
starter ... Led team to a 10-1 record in 2004 and a berth in the state
quarterfinals.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Chuck and Ruth
Hiltner.
HOFFELT
Offensive Line
HENDERSON
Offensive Line
HILTNER
Offensive Line
ANDY
HELLEVANG’S LONGEST FIELD GOALS:
51 yards vs. South Dakota (11/11/06)
44 yards vs. Western Washington (9/23/06)
32 yards vs. Minnesota Duluth (10/28/06)
IAN
PETE
79
Year: Senior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 298
Hometown: Williston, N.D.
High School: Williston
Major: Management
Enters second straight season as UND’s starting right tackle and
third season overall as a starter.
2006 (JUNIOR): Started first six games at right tackle before sufering
a season-ending injury ... Earned second letter.
2005: Did not play.
2004 (SOPHOMORE): Played in eight games as a sophomore, all starts
... Earned first letter.
2003 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in two games as a freshman.
BEFORE UND: Three-year football letterwinner ... 2001 all-state
offensive lineman and all-conference offensive lineman ... Selected
to play in North Dakota-Montana Bowl ... 2001 UND football camp
offensive line MVP ... As junior was all-conference offensive lineman ... Three-year track letterwinner.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Shawn Hoffelt and
Donn Hoffelt.
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PLAYER PROFILES
BRETT
HOLINKA
Linebacker
13
Year: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 220
Enters season slotted second on the depth chart at strong side inside
linebacker.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in a career-high 12 games ... Made 11
total tackles (nine solo) ... Also had two quarterback hurries, one pass
breakup and one forced fumble ... Made a career-high three tackles
(all solo) in NCAA quarterfinals at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2) ...
Both quarterback hurries came against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28) ...
Earned first letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in seven games as a freshman and
made five total tackles ... Made his collegiate debut against West
Chester (Sep. 3).
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Dickinson High School ... A 2003
all-state first team pick at linebacker ... A two-time first team all-conference selection ... Amassed 98 total tackles as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical education ... Son of Jerry and Holly
Holinka ... Father played football at Valley City State.
JOHNSTON
Offensive Line
2005
7-0
3
2
5
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2006
12-0
9
2
11
0.5 0
1
0
1
2
0.0
Totals 19-0
12
4
16
0.5 0
1
0
1
2
0.0
JANECEK
Defensive Back
36
Year: Freshman
Height: 5-10
Weight: 182
Hometown: Tomball, Tex.
High School: Tomball
Major: Biology
Enters the season third on the depth chart at strong safety.
2006: Redshirted as a quarterback at Nicholls State University.
BEFORE UND: Transferred to UND from Nicholls State ... A 2006
graduate of Tomball High School ... As a quarterback ran for more
than 1,000 yards and 12 touchdowns during senior year ... Named to
all-district second team.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology.
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Year: Senior
Height: 6-1
Weight: 280
Hometown: Lignite, N.D.
High School: Burke Central
Major: Criminal Justice
Enters the season second on the depth chart at left guard.
2006 (JUNIOR): Saw action in one game last season ... Played against
Winona State (Sep. 16).
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in five games as a reserve.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in three games as a freshman ... Made
collegiate debut in season opener against Delta State (Aug. 28).
BEFORE UND: A 2001 graduate of Lignite High School ... Lettered
four times in football and was named all-conference as a senior and
junior ... Also lettered three times in basketball and twice in golf.
PERSONAL: Majoring in criminal justice ... Son of Pete and Glenda
Johnston ... Brother-in-law, Greg Lotysz, was an offensive lineman
for the Fighting Sioux from 1995-98 and spent two seasons with the
NFL’s New York Jets before suffering a career-ending injury.
BRANDON
Defensive Back
HOLINKA’S CAREER STATISTICS
BRYSON
NATHAN
JORDAN
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Year: Junior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 209
High School: Miles MacDonnell
Major: Visual Arts
Enters the season second on the depth chart at right cornerback.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in a career-high eight games ... Recorded
his first career interception and returned it 28 yards for a touchdown
against Winona State (Sep. 16) ... Notched a pair of pass breakups
against Winona State (Nov. 18) in first round of NCAA playoffs.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in one game and made one tackle ...
Made his collegiate debut vs. Augustana (Sep. 24).
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Miles MacDonnell High School
... Enjoyed outstanding two-way, senior season in which he led the
league in interceptions, tackles, receptions, receiving yards and
receiving touchdowns (18) ... Named to the league all-star team as a
senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in visual arts ... Son of Bernard Bowey and
Pauline Groot.
JORDAN’S CAREER STATISTICS
2005
1-0
1
0
1
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2006
8-0
4
2
6
0.0 1
2
0
0
0
0.0
Totals
9-0
5
2
7
0.0 1
2
0
0
0
0.0
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PLAYER PROFILES
KABANUCK
RYLAN
Linebacker
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-0
Weight: 220
Hometown: Max, N.D.
High School: Garrison
Major: Geography
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Will complete for playing time at inside linebacker.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Garrison High School ... Lettered
four times in football as a linebacker and running back ... A two-time
all-conference selection ... Named team’s most valuable defensive
player twice ... Named team MVP as a senior ... Participated in the
Shrine Bowl ... Had 122 total tackles as a senior ... Also lettered four
times in both basketball and baseball ... Also competed in track ...
Honor student.
PERSONAL: Majoring in geography ... Son . Richard and Sylvia
Kabanuck.
STEVE
KALWASINSKI
Tight End
80
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 230
High School: Rochester Century
Enters the season third on the depth chart at tight end.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Rochester Century High School ...
Served as a team captain during senior year and was named to the allconference team at tight end ... Was an all-conference pick as a junior at defensive end ... A two-year starter and two-year letterwinner
for the Panthers ... Caught 17 passes for 230 yards and a touchdown
as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship.
RYAN
KASOWSKI
Linebacker
22
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-1
Weight: 220
Major: Elementary Education
Enters the season third on the depth chart at weak side inside linebacker.
... Played for the 2005 Class AAA State champions ... A team captain
as a senior and the 2005 East Region Co-Player of the Year ... Named
to the 2005 all-state first team and was a two-time (2005, 2004) allconference first team pick and all-city selection ... Competed in the
2005 Shrine Bowl and Mon-Dake game ... Was named Central’s
Offensive Co-Player of the Year after rushing for 1,745 yards and 18
touchdowns as a senior ... Also made 80 tackles, including six tackles-for-loss ... Won Central’s 2005 Ironman Award for offseason
training ... Also competed in basketball and track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in elementary education ... Son of Buck and
Carrie Kasowski ... Uncle, Dale Kasowski, lettered at UND from
1972-75 and was an All-NCC running back as a senior..
ZACH
KELLER
Freshman
64
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-3
Weight: 290
High School: Minot
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Enters the season second on the depth chart at right guard.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Did not see any game action.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Minot High School ... A 2004
Class AAA all-state first team selection ... Also named to the 2004
Western Dakota Conference First Team ... Two-time Most Valuable
Offensive Lineman at Minot High ... A three-year starter ... Also
competed in track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Son of Randy
and Deb Keller.
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PLAYER PROFILES
DAVID
KOELLN
Offensive Line
74
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-5
Weight: 268
High School: John Marshall
Major: Marketing
Enters the season third on the depth chart at center.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of John Marshall High School ...
Named the 2004 Big Nine Conference Defensive Player of the Year
... All-state first team selection by Minnesotapreps.com and the
Minnesota Vikings ... Associated Press all-state honorable mention ...
A 2004 Mr. Football Minnesota candidate ... Team captain as a senior ... 2004 academic all-state pick ... Named 2004 Big Nine
Conference Scholar Athlete ... Member of the National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL: Majoring in marketing ... Son of Tom and Becky Koelln.
RYAN
KONRATH
Quarterback
11
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-2
Weight: 180
Hometown: White Bear Lake, Minn.
High School: White Bear Lake
Major: Commerical Aviation
Enters season second on the depth chart at quarterback.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of White Bear Lake High School ...
Lettered three times in football and was an all-conference selection
and all-state honorable mention... Also named White Bear Lake’s
Offensive Player of the Year ... Threw for 450 yards and six touchdowns and ran for 900 yards and 10 TDs during senior year ... Also
lettered twice in basketball and track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in commercial aviation ... Son of Fred and Jill
Konrath ... Dad was a quarterback at St. Cloud State.
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KYLE
KRUSENTJERNA
Defensive Line
93
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 241
Hometown: Apple Valley, Minn.
High School: Eastview
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at left defensive end.
2006: Redshirt seasod ... Named team’s most valuable defensive
scout player.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Eastview High School ... Led
team to an 11-2 record and a conference championship as a senior,
advancing to the state semifinals ... A 2005 all-state honorable mention ... Named to the 2005 All-Lake Conference Team and the allmetro third team ... Recorded 82 total tackles (53 solo) as a senior,
along with six sacks, four forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries
... Also competed in track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Del and Julie
Krusentjerna.
JAKE
LANDRY
Quarterback
6
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 202
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at quarterback.
... Led the Knights to a 2005 Class AAA state championship ... Was
named to the all-state first team as a senior and captured his second
consecutive all-conference first team nod ... Selected to the 2005
Shrine Bowl and MonDak game ... Was named Central’s 2005
Offensive Co-Player of the Year after passing for 1,531 yards and 18
touchdowns ... A 2005 all-state second team selection and two-time
(2005, 2004) all-city pick ... Also competed in basketball and baseball.
PLAYER PROFILES
CLAYTON
Defensive Back
LEITH
24
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-3
Weight: 210
Hometown: Hawthorne, Wis.
High School: Northwestern
Major: Commercial Aviation
Enters the season third on the depth chart at free safety.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in one game ... Made collegiate debut against
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Northwestern High School.
PERSONAL: Majoring in commercial aviation ... Son of Robert and
Lauren Leith.
KELLEN
LEUPP
Wide Receiver
81
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-1
Weight: 193
Hometown: Stanley, N.D.
High School: Stanley
DEREK
MALNER
Defensive Back
47
Year: Junior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 200
Hometown: Gilbert, Minn.
High School: Eveleth-Gilbert
Major: Management
Entering his first season as UND’s starting strong safety.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in a career-high 12 games ... Registered
13 total tackles (seven solo) ... Recovered a fumble against
Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28) ... Earned first letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in one game as a freshman ... Made his
collegiate debut vs. West Chester (Sep. 3).
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Eveleth-Gilbert High School ...
Two-time first team all-conference selection ... Led team in tackles
and defensive points twice ... Passed for 2,500 yards and ran for
another 1,100 during his prep career.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Rory and Diane
Malner.
MALNER’S CAREER STATISTICS
2005
1-0
0
0
0
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2006
12-0
7
6
13
0.0 0
0
1
0
0
0.0
Totals 13-0
7
6
13
0.0 0
0
1
0
0
0.0
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at split end.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in one game at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4).
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Stanley High School ... Lettered
three times in football ... Two-time all-state selection ... Lettered
three times in basketball and earned one all-region nod ... Also lettered four times in track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Mitch and
Tammy Leupp.
Junior starting strong safety Derek Malner
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PLAYER PROFILES
RORY
MANKE
Defensive Back
20
Year: Junior
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
Hometown: Detroit Lakes, Minn.
High School: Detroit Lakes
Major: Biology
Enters first season as UND’s starting free safety.
Honor Roll for second straight year ... Appeared in all 13 games ...
Achieved career highs in every statistical category ... Led team and
ranked sixth in NCC with five interceptions ... Ranked second in
NCC in interception return yards (116) ... Ranked third on team in
solo tackles (40) ... Had two interceptions and five solo tackles in
season opener at Central Washington (Sep. 1) ... Returned an interception 56 yards for a touchdown against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
... Also had two tackles-for-loss and one quarterback sack against
UMD... Had one interception in each of UND’s final two postseason
games at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25) and at Grand Valley State (Dec.
2) ... Had a career-high six tackles (four solo) at Grand Valley State
(Dec. 2) ... Registered at least five tackles in each of UND’s final four
games, including three postseason games ... Earned second letter.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in all 13 games as a key reserve ... Made 10
total tackles and broke up a pair of passes ... Made his collegiate
debut in the season opener at Central Washington (Aug. 27) ...
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Detroit Lakes High School ...
Named the 2003 Fargo Forum Player of the Year ... Named to the
2003 All-Minnesota Vikings Team ... Named team’s Most Valuable
Offensive Player and Most Valuable Defensive Back as a senior ...
Named to the 2003 Associated Press All-State Second Team at quarterback ... Two-year team captain ... Member of the National Honor
Society ... Ran for 1,856 yards and 33 touchdowns from 2002-03 ...
Also completed 147 passes in 301 attempts for 693 yards and six TDs
... Racked up 12 interceptions in four seasons as a defensive back.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology ... Son of Rick and Shan Manke ...
Older brother, Reed, played quarterback for the Sioux from 2003-06
... Oldest brother, Ryan, played defensive back for UND from 200104.
MANKE’S CAREER STATISTICS
2005
13-0
8
2
10
0.0 0
2
0
0
0
0.0
2006
13-0
40
10
50
5.0 5
2
0
1
0
1.0
Totals 26-0
48
12
60
5.0 5
4
0
1
0
1.0
40
ROBBIE
Linebacker
MEEK
35
Year: Senior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 223
High School: Jefferson
Major: Management
Entering second season as UND’s starting weak side inside linebacker.
2006 (JUNIOR): Played in all 13 games, including 12 starts ...
Achieved career-highs in every category ... Finished fourth on the
team in total tackles (53) and tackles-for-loss (7.5) ... Registered the
first two quarterback sacks of his career in back-to-back games ...
Had one sack at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4) and against South Dakota
(Nov. 11) ... Had a career-high eight tackles (six solo) at Augustana
(Sep. 30) ... Recorded 5.5 tackles-for-loss over UND’s final five
games ... Earned third letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in eight games and made a pair of
tackles ... Earned second letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Played in seven games as a freshman ... Recorded
six total tackles (two solo) ... Made collegiate debut in the season
opener against Delta State (Aug. 28) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School ...
Two-time all-conference selection and two-time Thomas Jefferson
Player of the Year ... 2002 all-metro pick ... Named Gatorade Player
of the Year as a senior ... Recorded 217 career tackles as a prep, along
with 12 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, 12 forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries ... Also captained the lacrosse team for three years.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Dennis and Karen
Meek ... Dad played football at Morningside College, a former member of the NCC.
MEEK’S CAREER STATISTICS
2004
7-0
2
4
6
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2005
8-0
1
1
2
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
13-12
32
21
53
7.5 0
2
0
0
1
2.0
2006
Totals 28-12
35
26
61
7.5 0
2
0
0
1
2.0
PLAYER PROFILES
ANDY
MILLER
Linebacker
34
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-0
Weight: 233
Hometown: Menomonie, Wis.
High School: Menomonie
Major: Biology
Enters the season second on the depth chart at weak side inside linebacker.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Named to NCC Commissioner’s Acadeic Honor
Roll ... Appeared in 10 games ... Made collegiate debut at Northern
Iowa (Sep. 9) ... Registered five tackles (two solo) on the season ...
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Menomonie High School ... A
2004 all-state first team selection and 2004 Big Rivers Conference
Player of the Year ... Also named to the All-Northwest Region Team
... A second team all-state pick as a junior ... Led team in tackles as
a senior and scored 10 rushing touchdowns ... Team went 38-2 over
his final three years ... Won state championship in 2002 and was state
runner-up in 2003 ... Served as president of Menomonie Student
Council ... Member of National Honor Society ... Also competed in
hockey and track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology ... Son of Terry and Jeanie Miller.
TYLER
Enters the season second on the depth chart at strong side inside linebacker.
2006 (JUNIOR): Named to NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor
Roll for second straight year ... Played in a career-high 11 games and
made five tackles (four solo) ... Had a tackle-for-loss in UND’s
NCAA first round playoff game against Winona State (Dec. 2) ...
Honor Roll ... Appeared in three games and made three tackles ...
Made his UND debut vs. Western Washington (Sep. 17).
2004 (FRESHMAN): Played at North Dakota State College of Science
in Wahpeton.
BEFORE UND: A 2002 graduate of Wahpeton High School ... Spent
2004 season at North Dakota State College of Science.
PERSONAL: Majoring in social science education ... Son of Jeff and
Nancy Morrow.
MUSCHA
Offensive Lineman
MOE
Offensive Line
56
Year: Senior
Height: 6-1
Weight: 235
Hometown: Wahpeton, N.D.
High School: Wahpeton
Major: Social Science Education
JUSTIN
ERIK
MORROW
Linebacker
72
Year: Junior
Height: 6-4
Weight: 281
High School: Falls
Enters first season as UND’s starting right guard and second season
as UND’s long snapper on field goals and extra points.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 12 games as UND’s long snapper on
field goals and extra points and as a key reserve on the offensive line
.. Earned first letter ... Also competed in track and field for UND during the 2006-07 season ... Was the runner-up in the discus for the second straight year at the 2006 NCC Outdoor Championships ... Placed
fifth in the shot put and 12th in the hammer throw ... Placed fourth
in the shot put at the 2006 NCC Indoor Championships.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in six games as a freshman.
2004: Redshirt season ... Competed in track and field for UND and
was runner-up in the discus at 2005 NCC Outdoor Track and Field
Championships.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Falls High School ... A two-time
first team all-conference selection and a two-time first team All-Tri
State pick ... Named to the 2003 Academic All-State team.
PERSONAL: Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Son of Craig and
Mary Moe.
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Year: Senior
Height: 6-2
Weight: 285
Hometown: Fessenden, N.D.
High School: Fessenden
Major: Geography
Enters the season second on the depth chart at center.
2006 (JUNIOR): Played in a career-high 10 games ... Earned first letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in six games as a reserve.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in four games as a freshman ... Made
collegiate debut against Mesa State (Sept. 4).
2003: Did not play.
BEFORE UND: A 2002 graduate of Fessenden/Bowden High School.
PERSONAL: Majoring in geography ... Son of Don and Kathy Muscha
... Father played football at North Dakota State University.
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PLAYER PROFILES
ALEX
MUESKE
Offensive Line
NICK
78
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-5
Weight: 310
Hometown: Merrill, Wis.
High School: Merrill
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season second on the depth chart at left tackle.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Merrill High School ... A 2004 AllWisconsin Valley Conference honorable mention ... A two-year starter
and letterwinner ... Anchored an offensive line that allowed Merrill to
average 5.29 yards per rush in 2004 ... Winner of the Buck Award as
the lineman that displays leadership on and off the field ... Also competed in track.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Tim and Jenny Mueske.
ALEX
NICHOLAS
Wide Receiver
Year: Junior
Height: 6-1
Weight: 196
Hometown: Franklin, Wis.
High School: Franklin
Major: Investments
8
NOLTE
Defensive Lineman
Enters the season second on the depth chart at nose guard.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in one game ... Made collegiate debut against
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Parker High School ... Twice
named all-state first team by Associated Press and Wisconsin
Football Coaches Association ... Twice named to all-state second
team by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ... Twice named to the
Wisconsin State Journal all-area first team and All-Big Eight
Conference First Team ... A two-time Big Eight Conference Lineman
of the Year ... 2004 team captain ... Won three conference championships ... Wisconsin Shrine Bowl participant ... Made 56 tackles and
four sacks as a senior ... Also forced four fumbles and recovered three
... Also competed in basketball, wrestling, hockey and baseball ... A
2004 all-conference second team pick in basketball ... Academic
honor roll student ... Member of National Honor Society ...
Graduated in the top 10% of his class.
PERSONAL: Majoring in athletic training ... Son of Jim and Brenda
Nolte.
TROY
OTT
Tight End
Enters the season second on the depth chart at split end.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in six games ... Did not catch a pass.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in seven games and caught three passes for 37 yards ... Returned one kickoff for 21 yards ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener at Central Washington (Aug. 27)
and caught one pass for 10 yards.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Franklin High School ... Garnered
2003 all-state first team honors ... 2003 First Team All-Conference
North Division pick as a kicker ... A two-time all-area and all-conference first team wide receiver ... As a senior was nominated for the
Wendy’s High School Heisman Award ... Participated in the 2004
Wisconsin High School Shrine Game ... All-state honorable mention
wide receiver as a junior ... First in the nation in receiving yards per
game (144) as a senior ... Led the state of Wisconsin in receiving
yards (1,366) and yards per catch (20.4) as a senior ... Ranks second
all-time in Wisconsin history in receiving yards (2,854) and touchdown receptions (31) ... Ranks fifth all-time with 164 receptions.
PERSONAL: Majoring in investments ... Son of Tim and Pat Nicholas.
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92
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 272
Hometown: Janesville, Wis.
High School: Parker
Major: Athletic Training
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Year: Senior
Height: 6-5
Weight: 260
Major: Management
Enters the season second on the depth chart at tight end.
2006 (JUNIOR): Played in 11 games and made one start ... Lone start
came against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28) ... Recorded his first career
touchdown with a two-yard reception at Augustana (Sep. 30) ...
Earned second letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 13 games and made the first two
starts of his career ... Earned his first starting nod vs. West Chester
(Sep. 3) ... Grabbed his first collegiate reception with a 25-yarder vs.
Ferris State (Oct. 8) ... Earned first letter.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in two games as a freshman ... Made
his collegiate debut against Mesa State (Sept. 4) ... Made transition
from wide receiver to tight end.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Dickinson High School ... First
team all-state selection as a wide receiver and an all-conference firstteamer as a wide receiver and defensive back ... All-conference performer in basketball as a junior ... Nine-time state qualifier in tracl.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Roger and Robbin Ott
... Father played football at Dickinson State.
PLAYER PROFILES
DRAKE
OTTO
Defensive Back
RYAN
5
Year: Junior
Height: 5-11
Weight: 185
Enters the season second on the depth chart at left cornerback.
Honor Roll for second consecutive year ... Played in a career-high 12
games ... Had a career-high 12 tackles (eight solo) ... Also registered
a pair of pass breakups ... Had a career-high three tackles (all solo) in
UND’s playoff opener against Winona State (Nov. 18) ... Earned second letter.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in 10 games and made three tackles with one
pass breakup ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener at
Central Washington (Aug. 27) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School ...
Named the city’s Most Outstanding Defensive Back as a senior and
Most Outstanding Receiver as a junior ... Set school records for
receptions and receiving yards ... A two-time all-county and all-conference pick ... Team captain as a senior ... A 2002 WFCA all-state
first team wide receiver and first team all-region selection ... Named
to the Wisconsin Top 100 Players list ... Participated in the 2004
Wisconsin High School Shrine Game.
PERSONAL: Undecided on a major ... Son of Eric and Carrie Otto.
OTTO’S CAREER STATISTICS
2005
10-0
1
2
3
0.0 0
1
0
0
0
0.0
2006
12-0
8
4
12
0.0 0
2
0
0
0
0.0
Totals 22-0
9
6
15
0.0 0
3
0
0
0
0.0
POLLOW
Outside Linebacker
42
Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 225
Hometown: Germantown, Wis.
High School:
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at weak side outside linebacker.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Played at Fullerton (Calif.) College under former
UND head coach Gene Murphy ... Appeared in seven games and
made 22 tackles (seven solo) ... Recorded one interception and
returned it 58 yards for a touchdown ... Named a Hornet Scholar.
BEFORE UND: Transferred to UND from Fullerton College ... A 2005
graduate of Germantown High School ... Named all-state honorable
mention and an all-conference first team selection as a senior ... Also
earned all-area honors.
KEITH
QUEOFF
Offensive Lineman
71
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-6
Weight: 277
Hometown: Milwaukee, Wis.
High School: Pius XI
Major: Undeclared
Enters the season third on the depth chart at left tackle.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Pius XI High School ... A threeyear starter who served as team captain in 2004 and 2005 ... Was
twice named (2004, 2005) to the all-conference first team ... Was
named team’s most valuable player as a senior ... Also lettered four
times in golf and three times in basketball.
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PLAYER PROFILES
JEFF
RICHTER
Defensive Line
96
Year: Junior
Height: 6-4
Weight: 272
Hometown: St. Cloud, Minn.
High School: St. Cloud Tech
Entering first season as UND’s starting left defensive end.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Played in a career-high 11 games ... Made three
tackles (two solo) ... Recorded three quarterback hurries, including
two against Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28) ... Earned first letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in a career-high seven games and made
two tackles.
2004: Received medical hardship ... Appeared in one game ... Made
collegiate debut against Mesa State (Sept. 4) and made two tackles.
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of St. Cloud Tech ... A two-time allconference and all-area performer ... Twice voted team’s most valuable defensive lineman ... Had 78 tackles, three sacks and 10 tackles
for loss as a senior ... Attended UND summer football camp and was
named most valuable linebacker ... A two-time all-area and all-conference selection in track ... Also lettered once in hockey.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical education ... Son of Gene and Karen
Richter.
RICHTER’S CAREER STATISTICS
2004*
1-0
1
1
2
0.0 0
0
0
1
0
0.0
2005
7-0
1
1
2
1.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2006
11-0
2
1
3
0.5 0
1
0
0
3
0.0
Totals 19-0
4
3
7
1.5 0
1
0
1
3
0.0
* – Received medical hardship
NICK
Fullback
SAFRANSKI
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Year: Sophomore
Height: 5-11
Weight: 265
Hometown: Argyle, Minn.
High School: Stephen-Argyle Central
Enters the season third on the depth chart at fullback.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Did not see game action.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Stephen-Argyle Central High
School ... 2004 all-state and all-conference selection ... Named 2004
Top of State Conference Most Valuable Player ... Team captain ...
Played on two (2003, 2004) state championship teams ... Also lettered in basketball, track and field and baseball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in business economics ... Son of David and
Brenda Safranski.
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CREIGHTON
Offensive Line
SCHROYER
70
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 250
Hometown: Pipestone, Minn.
High School: Pipestone Area
Major: Fish & Wildlife Biology
Enters the season third on the depth chart at right guard.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Pipestone Area High School ...
Was named 2005 Southern Minnesota Alliance Most Valuable
Offensive Lineman and was a first team all-conference selection, the
second consecutive year he nabbed each honor ... A three-year starter
... Also competed in track and field and was a two-time all-state
selection ... Won 2005 state title in the shot put.
PERSONAL: Majoring in fish and wildlife biology ... Son of Richard
and Deb Schroyer.
JOEL
SCHWENZFEIER
Defensive Back
21
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-2
Weight: 192
Hometown: Hallock, Minn.
High School: Kittson Central
Enters the season second on the depth chart at free safety.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of Kittson Central High School ...
Named to the 2005 9-Man all-state first team for the third straight
year and was the Top of State Special Teams Player of the Year ... A
2004 all-state honorable mention ... Scored 58 total touchdowns in
his career, including 50 on offense and six on special teams ...
Racked up over 3,100 career offensive yards ... A four-year starter in
basketball as well and was a three-time all-conference pick.
PERSONAL: Majoring in business economics ... Older brother, Aaron,
was a running back at UND from 2001-03.
PLAYER PROFILES
BROCK
SETNESS
Quarterback
15
Year: Freshman
Height: 6-5
Weight: 230
Hometown: Neche, N.D.
High School: North Border
Enters the season fourth on the depth chart at quarterback.
BEFORE UND: A 2006 graduate of North Border High School ...
Served as a team captain as a senior and earned all-state second team
honors ... A two-time (2005, 2004) all-region selection ... Participated
in the 2005 Shrine Bowl and MonDak games ... Threw for more than
2,700 yards and 30 touchdowns in his career ... Also competed in
basketball and baseball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in mechanical engineering.
ANDREW
SORBO
Fullback
43
Year: Senior
Height: 5-10
Weight: 221
Hometown: Adams, N.D.
High School: Edmore
Major: Physical Therapy
Entering first season as UND’s starting fullback.
2006 (JUNIOR): Named to NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor
Roll for second consecutive year ... Appeared in a career-high 13
games and made two starts ... Made his first career start at Augustana
(Sep. 30) ... Caught four passes for 32 yards on the season ... Earned
his second letter.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in 12 games and caught four passes for 39
yards and one touchdown ... Also ran once for three yards ... Made
his UND debut in the season opener at Central Washington (Aug. 27)
... Scored his first touchdown as a Sioux with a five-yard reception
vs. Augustana (Sep. 24) ... Earned first letter.
2003 (FRESHMAN): Played at North Dakota State College of Science.
BEFORE UND: Spent the 2003 season at North Dakota State College
of Science ... A 2003 graduate of Edmore High School ... Lettered
four times in football and garnered all-state honors as a senior ...
Named to the all-region team as a junior ... Racked up over 1,400
yards rushing and 124 tackles as a senior ... Also lettered four times
in basketball and five times in baseball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in physical therapy ... Son of Allen and Judy
Sorbo.
SORBO’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Att. Yards
Avg
Long
2005
12-0
1
3
3.0
3
13-2
1
0
0.0
0
2006
Totals
25-2
2
3
1.5
3
TD
0
0
0
SORBO’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards
Avg
Long
2005
12-0
4
39
9.8
15
2006
13-2
4
32
8.0
13
Totals
25-2
8
71
8.9
15
TD
1
0
1
BOBBY
STROUP
Outside Linebacker
44
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-0
Weight: 223
High School: South
Major: Political Science
Entering first season as UND’s starting weak side outside linebacker.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in all 13 games ... Led the NCC in
quarterback sacks (8.0) and tackles-for-loss (14.5) ... His eight sacks
are a UND freshman record and rank tied for sixth on UND’s singleseason list for all players ... Ranked fourth on the team in tackles (54)
and solo tackles (37) ... Tied for the team lead with eight quarterback
hurries ... Enjoyed four four-sack performances ... Recorded the first
two sacks of his career at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9) ... Also had twosack games against Winona State (Sep. 16), Western Washington
(Sep. 23) and Winona State (Nov. 18) ... Named NCC Defensive CoPlayer of the Week (Sep. 25) after recording eight tackles (seven
solo), two sacks and a forced fumble against Western Washington ...
Had at least one tackle-for-loss in nine of UND’s 13 games and had
five games with at least two tackles-for-loss ... Notched a career-high
nine tackles (five solo), including two tackles-for-loss, and recovered
a fumble in UND’s NCAA quarterfinal game at Grand Valley State
(Dec. 2) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Fargo South High School ...
Competed in 2005 Dakota Bowl and Shrine Bowl ... Named to 2004
Class AAA all-state first team ... Named to All-Eastern Dakota
Conference team ... Played for 2004 Class AAA state champions and
was named team’s most valuable defensive player ... The 2004 Prep
Nation.com Player of the Year ... Logged 87 tackles, four sacks and
two interceptions as a senior ... Also competed in track and field.
PERSONAL: Majoring in political science ... Son of Bob and Suzanne
Stroup ... Father played football at the University of Minnesota.
STROUP’S CAREER STATISTICS
2006
13-0
37
17
54 14.5 0
3
1
1
8
8.0
Totals 13-0
37
17
54 14.5 0
3
1
1
8
8.0
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PLAYER PROFILES
JEFF TESCHER
Outside Linebacker
37
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-1
Weight: 236
High School: St. Mary’s
Major: Accounting
Enters the season second on the depth chart at strong side outside linbacker ... Will also serve as long snapper on punts for second straight
season.
Honor Roll ... Appeared in 12 games and served as UND’s long snapper on punts ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener at
Central Washington (Sep. 1) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Bismarck St. Mary’s High School
... 2004 Class AAA all-state first team selection ... Named to 2004
Western Dakota Conference team on offense and defense ... All-state
second team pick as a junior ... Served as team captain as a senior and
was a three-year starter ... Also competed in baseball and basketball
... Was a starter on 2003 basketball state championship team.
PERSONAL: Majoring in accounting ... Son of Jeff and Paulette
Tescher ... Father wrestled at UND and was an All-American in
1981.
MARCUS TIBESAR
Fullback
39
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-2
Weight: 231
Hometown: St. Paul, Minn.
High School: Cretin-Derham Hall
Enters the season second on the depth chart at fullback.
Honor Roll ... Played in four games ... Made collegiate debut against
Winona State (Sep. 16) ... Made his NCAA postseason debut in quarterfinal loss at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2).
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Cretin-Derham Hall ... Named to
2004 all-state team by KARE 11, St. Paul Pioneer Press and
Minneapolis Star-Tribune (2nd team) ... Served as a team captain as
a senior ... Caught 17 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns as a
senior ... Also made 45 tackles, including six for a loss and four sacks
... Led the team in special teams tackles ... Named to 2004 Minnesota
Football Coaches Association Academic All-State team ... Named to
2004 Presidents Honor Roll ... Member of National Honor Society ...
Also competed in hockey and baseball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in entrepreneurship ... Son of Rick and Judy
Tibesar ... Older brother, Tim Tibesar, is a former linebacker (199396) and assistant coach at UND (2001-04) and currently serves as
defensive coordinator at Kansas State University.
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BRADY TRENBEATH
Wide Receiver
17
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-1
Weight: 199
Hometown: Cavalier, N.D.
High School: Cavalier
Major: Management
Entering first season as UND’s starting split end.
2006 (FRESHMAN): An All-NCC honorable mention ... Named to
NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Was selected as
UND’s most improved player ... Started all 13 games ... Set UND
freshman records for receptions (60), receiving yards (753) and
touchdown receptions (four) ... Ranked second on the team in all four
categories ... Ranked fifth in the NCC in receiving yards, seventh in
receptions and ninth in receptions per game (4.62) and receiving
yards per game (57.9) ... Enjoyed three 100-yard receiving performances, include 100-yard outings in each of UND’s last two postseason games ... Matched is season-high with 10 catches for 119 yards
and a touchdown in the NCAA quarterfinal at Grand Valley State
(Dec. 2) ... Caught seven passes for a career-high 125 yards and a
score in the NCAA second round at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25) ...
Caught five passes for 108 yards and a touchdown against Winona
State (Sep. 16) ... Scored on an 87-yard reception in that game, the
longest touchdown catch in UND history ... Caught 10 passes for 92
yards at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4) ... Made his collegiate debut in the
season opener at Central Washington (Sep. 1) and caught five passes
for 59 yards and one touchdown ... Earned first letter.
2005: Received medical hardship ... Earned the prestigious
University of North Dakota Thomas J. Clifford Freshman Award for
academic standards and leadership ... Did not play in any games.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Cavalier High School ... The 2003
Class AA Player of the Year ... Three-time all-conference first team
selection at wide receiver ... Two-time all-state first team pick ...
Hauled in 1,010 receiving yards as a senior and added another 815
rushing yards ... Scored 36 total touchdowns in 2003, including four
on kickoff returns on one punt return score.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Jerry and Connie
Trenbeath.
TRENBEATH’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS
Year Gp-Gs
Rec. Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2006
13-13
60
753
12.6
87
4
Totals 13-13
60
753
12.6
87
4
TRENBEATH GAME-BY-GAME IN 2006
(Receiving)
Opp.
Rec. Yards
Avg. Long
TD
at CWU
5
59
11.8
37
1
at UNI
3
47
15.7
33
0
WSU
5
108
21.6
87
1
WWU
2
24
12.0
14
0
at AC
4
42
10.5
16
0
MSU
3
33
11.0
13
0
at UNO
1
6
6.0
6
0
UMD
1
9
9.0
9
0
at SCSU
10
92
9.2
15
0
USD
6
57
9.5
17
0
WSU
3
32
10.7
15
0
at UNO
7
125
17.9
48
1
at GVSU
10
119
11.9
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PLAYER PROFILES
BRIAN TROEN
Offensive Line
77
Year: Junior
Height: 6-3
Weight: 287
Hometown: Racine, Wis.
High School: Washington Park
Major: Investments
Entering third season as UND’s starting left guard.
2006 (SOPHOMORE): Named to All-NCC second team ... Named to
NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll ... Started all 13 games
... Started the first six games of the season at left guard and the final
seven games at left tackle ... Earned second letter.
2005 (FRESHMAN): Earned All-NCC honorable mention accolades ...
Named UND’s Rookie of the Year ... Appeared in 12 games, including 11 starts ... Started eight times at left guard and three times at left
tackle ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2004 graduate of Washington Park High School ...
2003 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel all-state honorable mention ...
Named to the 2003 all-area team ... A two-time all-county first team
performer ... Also a two-time all-conference first team pick ... Served
as a team captain in 2003 ... Participated in the 2004 Wisconsin High
School Shrine Game ... Did not give up a sack during his junior and
senior seasons.
Personal: Majoring in investments ... Son of Don and Kathy Troen.
Two-time All-NCC second teamer Brian Troen
KENLEY WAHLIN
Wide Receivers
89
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-2
Weight: 180
Hometown: Crookston, Minn.
High School: Crookston
Major: Elementary Education
Enters the season third on the depth chart at split end.
Honor Roll ... Did not see game action.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Crookston High School ... The
2004 Northern Lakes Conference Most Valuable Defensive Back and
a 2004 all-conference pick ... A 2004 all-state honorable mention and
team MVP ... All-state honorable mention as a junior ... 2002 Rookie
of the Year ... 2004 team co-captain ... Three-year starter ... Had 106
catches for 2,074 yards and 31 touchdowns in his prep career ... Also
had 15 career interceptions ... Also competed in track and basketball
... Graduated as Crookston High School’s all-time leading scorer in
basketball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in elementary education ... Son of Chris and
Karla Wahlin.
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PLAYER PROFILES
NATHAN WAYNE
TYLER WEIGELT
Defensive Line
Defensive Back
63
Year: Sophomore
Height: 6-2
Weight: 275
Hometown: Menomonie, Wis.
High School: Menomonie
Entering first season as UND’s starting nose guard.
2006 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in all 12 games ... Made eight tackles
(seven solo) ... Recorded his first career sack in the first round of the
NCAA playoffs against Winona State (Nov. 18) ... Earned first letter.
BEFORE UND: A 2005 graduate of Menomonie High School ...
Named to 2004 all-state first team ... The 2004 Big Rivers
Conference Lineman of the Year ... A 2004 All-Northwest Region
first team pick ... A first team all-state pick as a junior in 2003 ... Had
17 quarterback sacks over his final two years ... Had 13 tackles-forloss as a senior ... Led team to a three-year record of 38-2 ... Member
of 2002 state champion team and 2003 state runner-up ... Member of
the National Honor Society ... Also competed in basketball.
PERSONAL: Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Son of Sharon
Wayne and Terry and April Wayne.
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Year: Senior
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Hometown: Fessenden, N.D.
High School: Fessenden
Major: Management
Entering first season as UND’s starting left cornerback.
2006 (JUNIOR): Appeared in four games before suffering a seasonending injury ... Made a career-high seven tackles (five solo) against
Winona State (Sep. 16) ... Earned first letter.
2005 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in eight games and made five tackles.
2004 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in two games as a freshman and made
three tackles (two solo) ... Played in first collegiate game against
Mesa State (Sept. 4).
BEFORE UND: A 2003 graduate of Fessenden High School ... Second
team all-state selection as a senior ... Also named all-region and allarea ... Named all-region second team and all-state as a junior ... Allregion selection as a sophomore ... Six-time state qualifier in track
and field ... All-district and all-conference in basketball as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in management ... Son of Mike and Michelle
Weigelt.
WAYNE’S CAREER STATISTICS
2006
12-0
7
1
8
1.0 0
0
0
0
2
1.0
Totals 12-0
7
1
8
1.0 0
0
0
0
2
1.0
Sophomore nose guard Nathan Wayne
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WEIGELT’S CAREER STATISTICS
2004
2-0
2
1
3
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2005
8-0
3
2
5
1.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
4-0
7
3
10
0.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2006
Totals 14-0
12
6
18
1.0 0
0
0
0
0
0.0
INCOMING FRESHMEN
CHRIS
ANDERSON
Wide Receiver 6-3 175
Duluth, Minn. (Duluth Central High School)
A 2007 graduate of Duluth Central High School ... Served as a team captain as a senior ... Named to All-North Country Conference first team
during junior year ... Also competed in track and field and participated
in state championship as a junior ... Team captain in track ... Also played
basketball.
Coach Lennon on Anderson: “Chris is a multi-sport athlete with a
tremendous amount of athletic ability. His combination of size and speed
will be a positive addition to our offense. Chris suffered a mid-year
injury that cut short his senior year.”
KRIS
NICK
BYLIN
Offensive Line 6-5 270
Adams, N.D. (Adams-Edmore-Edinburg High School)
A 2007 graduate of Adams-Edmore-Edinburg High School ... Earned
first team all-region honors as a senior ... Was named team’s most valuable player and served as a team captain during senior year ... Competed
in the 2006 Shrine Bowl and Badlands Bowl ... Also played basketball
and served as a team captain during senior year ... Earned all-district
honors and was named team’s most valuable player as a junior in 200506 ... Scored more than 1,000 career points as a prep.
Coach Lennon on Bylin: “Nick is an extremely gifted athlete who possesses the natural talent that will allow him to develop into an outstanding offensive lineman.”
ANKENBAUER
JOHN
CARRUTH
Safety 5-10 180
Murphy, Tex. (Plano East High School)
A 2007 graduate of Plano East High School ... Led team to 5A state
quarterfinals ... Earned all-district first team honors at defensive back as
a senior and junior ... An all-district honorable mention at running back
as a junior ... Was the fifth-rated defensive back prospect at the Texas
A&M Nike combine ... Also competed in baseball and track and field ...
Played seventh in the 1600-meter relay at the Texas Relays.
Wide Receiver/Tight End 6-6 210
Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie High School)
A 2007 graduate of Eden Prairie High School ... Guided Eden Prairie
High School to the 5A state championship as a senior and led the team
in receptions and receiving yards ... Was an all-state honorable mention
as a senior ... Also earned all-metro and all-conference honors in 2006
... Also competed in basketball and track and field.
Coach Lennon on Ankenbauer: “Kris can be described as a hitter. He
has shown the ability to deliver the big hit that can change the momentum of a game. He has a solid work ethic and will be a great addition to
our defense.”
Coach Lennon on Carruth: “John was literally and figuratively the big,
go-to receiver for the 5A state champions. His size and athletic ability
are the attributes that will allow John to be very successful at the collegiate level.”
BROC
BELLMORE
DREW
DAGGETT
Defensive Line 6-1 265
Horace, N.D. (West Fargo High School)
A 2007 graduate of West Fargo High School where he played for head
coach and former Fighting Sioux Jay Gibson ... Participated in the 2006
Shrine Bowl and Badlands Bowl ... Earned first team all-state honors as
a senior and was named to his second consecutive All-Eastern Dakota
Conference first team ... Served as team captain as a senior and was
named West Fargo’s most valuable player ... Also earned team’s most
valuable offensive and defensive lineman awards ... Was the 2006 Red
River Valley Powerlifting champion and set school weightlifting records
for bench press, power clean and squat.
Wide Receiver 6-3 200
Frazee, Minn. (Frazee-Vergas High School)
A 2007 graduate of Frazee-Vergas High School ... A team captain as a
senior ... Earned All Heart O’Lakes Conference first team honors ...
Was named most valuable receiver at the UND Football Camp ... A
four-time all-state performer in track and field ... Was the 2007 state
champion in the 300-meter hurdles ... Finished fourth in the 110-meter
hurdles, high jump and 800-meter relay ... State runner-up in the high
jump as a junior and placed third in the 110-meter hurdles ... Also competed in basketball and scored more than 1,000 career points ... Served
as a team captain as a junior and senior.
Coach Lennon on Belmore: “Broc is a big, strong and athletic defensive lineman who has all of the tools to be a productive member of our
defensive front. His work ethic and leadership qualities make him an
excellent fit for our program.”
Coach Lennon on Daggett: “Drew is an outstanding athlete who has a
tremendous amount of football potential. He will bring both size and
speed to the receiver position. He will also participate in the Sioux track
and field program.”
TROY
BRYANT
Cornerback 6-0 190
Colfax, Wis. (Menomonie High School)
A 2007 graduate of Menomonie High School ... Named to 2006
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-State team ... Also earned all-region and
all-conference accolades ... Helped lead Menomonie to conference titles
as a senior and junior ... Menomonie went 34-3 during his three years ...
Recorded six career interceptions and three touchdowns ... A three-time
all-conference performer in track and field ... Four-year member of the
honor roll.
Coach Lennon on Bryant: “Troy continues the legacy of outstanding
players to come out of Menomonie High School. Troy has the ability to
make big plays in big games and possesses the mentality of a winner.”
MITCH
GOERTZ
Linebacker 6-2 225
Rothschild, Wis. (D.C. Everest High School)
A 2007 graduate of D.C. Everest High School ... Earned all-state, allregion and all-conference honors as a senior ... Was also named to the
2006 Channel 7 All-Star team ... Named D.C. Everest’s Most Valuable
Defensive Player as a senior and served as team captain ... Also competed in basketball and track and field ... Served as captain in basketball ...
Vice-president of D.C. Everest’s DECA club.
Coach Lennon on Goertz: “Mitch is a highly decorated linebacker from
a very good football league. He possesses a fierce competitive nature
and plays the game with an intense passion.”
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INCOMING FRESHMEN
BRENT
GOSKA
Quarterback 6-4 200
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. (Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School)
A 2007 graduate of Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School ... All-state
quarterback as a senior ... As a senior also earned his second consecutive all-region and all-conference honors .... Was named to 2006 and
2005 Channel 7 All-Star teams ... Earned all-state second team honors
as a junior ... Led his team to Division I state runner-up as a junior and
was named the Wisconsin Valley Conference Offensive Player of the
Year ... Racked up nearly 5,000 career total yards, including 3,616 rushing yards ... Threw 23 career touchdowns and ran for 36 ... Earned allconference second team honors in basketball as a junior ... Was an allconference second team pick in baseball in 2004.
Coach Lennon on Goska: “Brent is a proven leader and a great competitor. He plays the quarterback position with a linebacker’s mentality
and has demonstrated that he is a playmaker. His presence will have a
positive impact on our program.”
player who makes plays all over the field. He fits the mold of the type of
linebackers that have been very successful at UND.”
BEN
HICKS
Linebacker/Fullback 6-1 205
Colorado Springs, Colo. (Pine Creek High School)
A 2007 graduate of Pine Creek High School ... A three-year starter at
linebacker ... Led Pine Creek to back-to-back conference championships as a senior and junior ... An all-state honorable mention as a
senior ... Earned all-metro first team honors as a senior ... An all-conference first team pick as a junior and senior ... Registered 123 tackles
and one interception as a senior ... Also a standout wrestler as a prep.
Coach Lennon on Hicks: “Ben possesses an instinctual style of play
that allows him to make plays from sideline to sideline. He has the versatility and toughness to play on either side of the ball.”
KELLEY
BRAD
Safety 6-0 185
Willmar, Minn. (Willmar High School)
A 2007 graduate of Willmar High School ... A three-time (2006, 2005
& 2004) All-West Central Area selection ... Earned All-Central Lakes
Conference honors as a senior and junior ... Ran for more than 1,500
career yards and 17 touchdowns ... Returned four punts and three kickoffs for touchdowns in his career ... Recorded four career interceptions
... Also competed in basketball and track and field.
Linebacker 6-2 215
Coon Rapids, Minn. (Coon Rapids High School)
A 2007 graduate of Coon Rapids High School ... Trails only former
UND All-American Digger Anderson on Coon Rapids High School’s
career tackles list ... A 2006 all-state selection ... Earned his second
straight all-conference honor as a senior ... Served as team captain as a
senior and was named Coon Rapids’ Most Valuable Defensive Player ...
Led the conference in tackles-for-loss ... An all-conference performer in
track and field in the 100-meters and 200-meters ... Member of the
National Honor Society ... Served on the Student Senate.
Coach Lennon on Hanson: “Cory has shown the ability to make big
plays throughout his high school career in multiple ways. He will fit well
into our defensive schemes and will bring excitement to the game with
his style of play.”
Coach Lennon on Kelley: “Brad has the speed and aggressive attitude
needed to be a successful linebacker in the UND defense. He plays the
game with a strong sense of confidence, which allows him to make a significant impact on the success of a defensive unit.”
CORY
HANSON
DOMINIQUE
HAWKINS
MARK
KUBACKI
Cornerback 6-0 180
Rockford, Minn. (Armstrong Senior High School)
A 2007 graduate of Armstrong Senior High School ... Rushed 21 times
for 171 yards and a touchdown in 2006 season opener before suffering
a season-ending injury ... Earned all-conference honors as a junior after
leading Armstrong Senior High in rushing yards, receptions and all-purpose yards ... Served as a team captain during junior season ... Also competed in track and field and finished fourth in 400-meter relay and ninth
in the long jump at the 2005 state championships.
Linebacker 6-2 230
Stillwater, Minn. (Stillwater Area High School)
A 2007 graduate of Stillwater Area High School ... Led Stillwater to
back-to-back section 3A championships ... Earned all-conference honors as an inside linebacker during senior year and as an outside linebacker during junior season ... Team defensive captain in 2006 ... Ranks
seventh all-time at Stillwater in career defensive points ... Made 170
career tackles with five interceptions and four fumble recoveries ... Also
played basketball as a prep.
Coach Lennon on Hawkins: “Dominique is a player who was unable to
participate his senior year due to an injury. During his junior year, however, he showed the ability to be a very versatile and explosive athlete.
He definitely has all of the ingredients to develop into an excellent player at the collegiate level.”
Coach Lennon on Kubacki: “Mark’s style of play can be best characterized as physical. He brings an edge to the field that makes his presence known.”
DAN
HENDRICKSON
Linebacker 6-0 200
Minot, N.D. (Minot High School)
A 2007 graduate of Minot High School ... Helped lead Minot High to
state championship game in 2006 ... Served as a team captain as a junior and earned all-state and all-conference honors ... Also played hockey as a prep ... Earned all-honors as a defenseman during senior year ...
Was also named to the West Region All-Tournament team.
Coach Lennon on Hendrickson: “Dan is a very athletic and tenacious
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MITCH
KUDRNA
Defensive Back 6-1 185
Dickinson, N.D. (Dickinson High School)
A 2007 graduate of Dickinson High School ... A 2006 finalist for
Western Dakota Association Senior of the Year ... Earned first team allstate honors as a senior ... A two-time (2006, 2005) all-conference first
team selection at both defensive back and running back ... Also earned
all-conference first team honors as a return specialist during senior year
... Served as a team captain as a senior ... Track and field standout was
state champion in the 400-meters as a junior ... Placed third in the 200meters and seventh in the 100-meters as a junior ... Took third place in
the 400-meters during sophomore year ... Also played basketball.
INCOMING FRESHMEN
Coach Lennon on Kudrna: “Mitch possesses the speed and athletic
ability to make a positive impact within the football program. Mitch is
capable of playing on either side of the ball.”
JOSH
MURRAY
Running Back 5-11 195
Pepin, Wis. (Pepin High School)
A 2007 graduate of Pepin High School ... An all-state honorable mention as a senior ... Also nabbed all-conference second team honors and
was named to the all-area team ... A first team all-conference pick as a
sophomore and junior ... Pepin High School’s Offensive Player of the
Year as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Named Pepin’s most valuable
player as a junior ... Ran for 4,823 career yards ad 68 touchdowns ...
Also caught 13 touchdown passes ... A first team all-conference pick in
both basketball and baseball in 2006.
Coach Lennon on Murray: “Josh is a very talented multi-sport athlete.
On the football field, Josh has an elusive running style that is complemented by his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield.”
TRU
NGUYEN
Linebacker 6-1 210
Burnsville, Minn. (Burnsville High School)
A 2007 graduate of Burnsville High School ... Earned all-conference
honors as a senior ... Made 130 career tackles, including 19 tackles-forloss ... Had 13 career quarterback hurries, recovered 14 fumbles and
forced five fumbles.
CHRIS
SCHAAN
Defensive Lineman 6-2 215
Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton High School)
A 2007 graduate of Hamilton High School ... School’s all-time leader
with 17 career sacks ... Led team to Class 5A state championship as a
senior ... An all-region first team pick as a senior ... Named most valuable outside linebacker at 2006 UND Football Camp.
Coach Lennon on Schaan: “Chris has the reputation as an excellent
pass rusher. His style of play was a big reason Hamilton High School
won the 5A championship in Arizona. Chris will be a great addition to a
defensive front that takes great pride in pressuring the quarterback.”
MATT
SIMMONS
Offensive Lineman 6-4 315
Racine, Wis. (Racine Park High School)
A 2007 graduate of Racie Park High School ... A two-time (2006 and
2005) all-state first team selection and two-time (2006 and 2005) allconference first team pick ... Led Racine Park High School to a state
championship as a junior ... Track and field standout who qualified for
the 2006 state meet in the shot put.
Coach Lennon on Simmons: “Matt was a highly recruited offensive
lineman that anchored one of the best rushing offenses in the state of
Wisconsin. Matt has exception size and will be a great addition to our
offensive line.”
CATLIN
Coach Lennon on Nguyen: “Tru is a linebacker with great mobility and
impressive instincts. He has a physical style of play that will make him
an exciting player to watch during his career at UND.”
BRANDON
QUISENBERRY
Offensive Lineman 6-4 265
Billings, Mont. (Billings West High School)
A 2007 graduate of Billings West High School ... A first team all-state
and all-conference selection as a senior ... Named to 2006 Super State
Football Team ... Led Billings West to back-to-back state championship
games as a junior and senior, winning a state championship as a junior
... Competed in the 2006 Badlands Bowl and Shrine Game ... Prep teammate of fellow UND recruit Deryk VanZee ... Track and field standout
was 2006 state runner-up in the shot put ... Member of the National
Honor Society.
Coach Lennon on Quisenberry: “Brandon is a big and athletic lineman
who plays offensive line with a defensive mentality. He is considered one
of the top lineman recruits in the state of Montana.”
DELANO
SAPORU
Cornerback 6-0 190
Blaine, Minn. (Blaine High School)
A 2007 graduate of Blaine High School ... Earned all-state and all-metro
honors as a senior while nabbing his second consecutive all-conference
selection ... Was Blaine High School’s Most Valuable Player as a senior
while serving as a team captain ... Two-way standout led the team in
receptions and interceptions ... Also earned all-conference honors in
track and field ... Member of the National Honor Society.
Coach Lennon on Saporu: “Delano can be described as a complete
defensive player. His speed, athleticism and physical attitude will allow
him to be a playmaker in the secondary.”
SOLUM
Running Back 5-10 190
Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South High School)
A 2007 graduate of Fargo South High School ... The 2006 North Dakota
AAA Player of the Year, Gatorade Player of the Year and East Region
Player of the Year ... Served as a team captain and led team to state
championship as a senior ... Two-time (2006, 2005) all-state and allconference first team selection ... Participated in the 2007 and 2006
Badlands Bowls ... Also competed in the 2006 Shrine Bowl ... Also
competed in basketball and track and field as a prep and was a team captain for both.
Coach Lennon on Solum: “Catlin’s football skills will be a strong compliment to our offensive schemes. The combination of his competitive
nature and his instinctive ability to make plays are qualities that will
allow him to be successful at the college level.”
DERYK
VAN ZEE
Wide Receiver/Punter 5-10 175
Billings, Mont. (Billings West High School)
A 2007 graduate of Billings West High School ... Helped lead Billings
West to back-to-back AA state championship games as a junior and senior, winning a state title as during junior season ... A two-time (2006 and
2005) all-state first team pick as a receiver and a 2006 all-state first team
selection as a punter ... Averaged 39.4 yards per punt as a senior ... Named
to 2006 Super State Football Team and 2006 Montana Athletic Journal
All-State team ... Competed in the 2007 and 2006 Badlands Bowls and
the 2006 Shrine Game ... A prep teammate of fellow UND recruit
Brandon Quisenberry ... A three-year letterwinner in track and field.
Coach Lennon on Van Zee: “Deryk was the team captain and leader
for one of the most successful programs in the state of Montana. He is a
versatile player who will be a valuable offensive addition and a strong
contributor to our special teams.”
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‘07 SPRING GAME
2007 Spring Game
News Release
April 21, 2007
QUARTERBACK DANNY FREUND SHINES
ANNUAL FOOTBALL SPRING GAME
IN
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — University of North Dakota sophomore
quarterback Danny Freund completed 10-of-15 passes for 135
yards and engineered both of UND’s offensive scoring drives this
afternoon in the annual football spring game at Memorial Stadium
in front of more than 300 fans.
The game was a controlled scrimmage featuring simulated game situations and an official score was not kept.
Freund, a native of Kenosha, Wis., also threw one touchdown pass,
which came on the final play of the scrimmage. With the ball at the
defense’s 10-yard line, Freund threw a pass over the middle that
bounced off of tailback Ryan Chappell (So., Grand Forks) and into
the arms of offensive lineman Brian Troen (Jr., Racine, Wis.).
Troen putted his head down and drove straight ahead for the touchdown reception.
Chappell’s was Freund’s favorite target on the day, catching five
passes for 81 yards, both game highs. Chappell also carried 11 times
for 38 yards, including a seven-yard touchdown.
UND’s other four quarterbacks went a combined 5-for-15 for 61
yards and were pestered all day long by a UND defense that registered nine sacks, including one-and-a-half sacks each by Jeff
Richter (Jr., St. Cloud, Minn.) and transfer Mike Ebanks (Jr.,
Orlando, Fla.).
The Sioux defense also intercepted a pair of passes, one each by
defensive back Clayton Leith (So., Hawthorne, Wis.) and linebacker Ryan Kasowski (Fr., Grand Forks).
Other notable defensive performances included defensive back
Tyler Weigelt’s (Sr., Fessenden, N.D.) game-high six tackles – all
solo – and defensive back Steven Battle’s (Fr., Grand Forks) two
pass breakups and three solo tackles.
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BOX SCORE
Scoring Summary:
Hellevang 40-yard field goal
Chappell 7-yard run (Hellevang PAT)
Troen 10-yard pass from Freund (Gudmunson PAT)
Rushing Leaders (Att-Yds-TD):
Ryan Chappell . . . . . . . . . .11-34-1
Jordan Armentrout . . . . . . .7-29-0
Branden Dungy . . . . . . . . .10-24-0
Passing Leaders (Cmp-Att-Yds-TD-INT):
Danny Freund . . . . .10-15-135-1-0
Jake Landry . . . . . . . . .3-8-39-0-1
Brock Setness . . . . . . . .2-5-12-0-0
Ryan Konrath . . . . . . . . .0-3-0-0-1
Receiving Leaders (Rec-Yds-TD):
Ryan Chappell . . . . . . . . . . .5-81-0
Brady Trenbeath . . . . . . . . .2-34-0
Ryan Dressler . . . . . . . . . . .2-33-0
Brian Troen . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-10-1
Punting (No-Yds-Avg):
Brent Halfmann . . . . . .4-154-38.5
Tackles Leader (Solo-Ast-Tot):
Tyler Weigelt . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-0-6
Sacks Leaders (Sacks/Yds):
Jeff Richter . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.5/-11
Mike Ebanks . . . . . . . . . . .1.5/-10
2007 O PPONENTS
Opponent Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54-63
All-Time vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
North Central Conference . . . . . . . . . . . .65
2007 NCC Composite Schedule . . . . . . . .66
OPPONENT PROFILES
Game 1 vs. Humboldt State
August 23 – Grand Forks (Alerus Center) – 7 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Doug Adkins
Running Back
Marcus Cox
Quick Facts
Location: Arcata, Calif.
Enrollment: 7,550
Nickname: Lumberjacks
School Colors: Green & Gold
Conference: Independent
Stadium (Capacity): Redwood Bowl (7,000)
Press Box Phone: (707) 826-4223
2006 Record (Overall): 9-1
Series Record: First Meeting
President: Dr. Rollin Richmond
Director of Athletics: Dan Collen
Phone: (707) 826-3666
Sports Information Director: Dan Pambianco
Phone:
(707) 826-3631 (w)
(707) 826-5961 (f)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.hsujacks.com
Address:
Media Relations Office
Humboldt State University
1 Harpst Street
Arcata, CA 95521
FOOTBALL STAFF
Head Coach: Doug Adkins
Alma Mater: Central Washington, 1970
Record (HSU): 31-43 (.419), 8th season
Record (Overall): 31-43 (.419), 8th season
Phone: (707) 826-5949
Assistants: Brian Harris (Offensive Coordinator)
Jason White (Offensive Line)
Shay McClure (Defensive Assistant)
Chris Castillo (Defensive Line)
Joey Stein (Wide Receivers)
Blake Moorman (Running Backs)
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8/23
9/01
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (9-1)
at North Dakota
at Mesa State
at Central Washington
OPEN
at Menlo College
Dixie College
Western Oregon
Azusa Pacific
at Dixie College
OPEN
Southern Oregon
at Western Oregon
Home games in bold
All times local
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
8/31
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
Western Washington
Central Washington
OPEN
at Dixie State
Southern Oregon
at Western Oregon
at Azusa Pacific
Dixie State
at Texas College
at Southern Oregon
Western Oregon
Home games in bold
~KEY RETURNING PLAYERS~
Marcus Cox, RB, Sr. (85 Att., 440 Yds., 8 TD)
Richard Perkins, WR, Sr. (18 Rec., 259 Yds., 4 TD)
Brian Iriye, LB, Sr. (81 tackles in 2005)
Derrick Andrews, DB, Sr. (3 INT, 8 PBU)
Lucius Mills, DE, So. (8.0 TFL, 4.0 Sacks)
~KEY LOSSES~
Brian Moorman, QB (58.7%, 2,388 Yds., 19 TD, 7 INT)
Joevany Cueva, RB (97 Att., 306 Yds., 7 TD)
Joey Stein, WR (50 Rec., 888 Yds., 9 TD)
Josh Costa, LB (96 tack., 31 solo, 14 TFL, 4 Sacks)
W, 28-23
L, 0-20
W, 48-28
W, 30-13
W, 29-21
W, 31-24
W, 45-7
W, 55-21
W, 35-17
W, 23-20
OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 2 at Southern Utah
September 8 – Cedar City, Utah (Eccles Coliseum) – 6 p.m.
Head Coach
Wes Meier
Quarterback
Wes Marshall
Quick Facts
Location: Cedar City, Utah
Enrollment: 7,029
Nickname: Thunderbirds
School Colors: Scarlet & White
National Affiliation: NCAA Division FCS
Conference: Great West Conference
Stadium (Capacity): Eccles Coliseum (8,500)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf.): 3-8/0-4 (5th)
Starters Returning/Lost: 19/9
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 36/17
Series Record: First meeting
President: Dr. Michael Benson
Director of Athletics: Ken Beazer
Phone: (435) 865-8354
Sports Information Director: Neil Gardner
Phone:
(435) 586-7753 (office)
(435) 865-8037 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.suu.edu/athletics
Address: Southern Utah University
Sports Information Department
351 W Center St.
Cedar City, UT 84720-2470
Football Staff
Head Coach: Wes Meier
Alma Mater: Utah, 1991
Record (SUU): 10-22 (.313), 4th season
Phone: (435) 865-8362
Assistants: Cole Wilson (Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coordinator)
Jared Martin (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
Dustin Pearce (Special Teams/Linebackers)
Ryan Hunt (Offensive Line)
Taps Tapasa (Defensive Line)
Derek Campbell (Defensive Line)
Ben Meier (Receivers)
Chris Shipman (Running Backs)
Dan Bennion (Strength & Conditioning)
Mike Knight (Student Assistant – Defensive Line)
Brad Belliston (Student Assistant – Film Coordinator)
2007 Schedule
2006 Results (3-8)
9/01
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
11/17
9/02
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/12
10/21
10/28
11/11
11/18
at Montana
1:05 p.m.
North Dakota
6 p.m.
Southern Illinois
6 p.m.
McNeese State
6 p.m.
OPEN
at Montana State
1:35 p.m.
at Youngstown State
4 p.m.
California-Davis*
1 p.m.
at North Dakota State*
1 p.m.
Cal Poly*
1 p.m.
at South Dakota State*
1 p.m.
at Northern Iowa*
5:05 p.m.
*Denotes Great West game
Home games in bold
All times local
Montana Tech
Western State
at Weber State
Texas State
at Cal Poly*
at McNeese State
at Florida Atlantic
at California-Davis*
North Dakota State*
South Dakota State*
at Southern Illinois
W, 34-0
W, 55-3
L, 13-24
W, 30-21
L, 14-18
L, 27-30
L, 7-32
L, 7-27
L, 7-31
L, 21-31
L, 0-59
*Denotes Great West game
Home games in bold
Wes Marshall, QB, Jr. (183 Comp., 323 Att., 1,942 Yds., 16 TD, 14 INT)
Johnny Sanchez, RB, Sr. (103 Att., 589 Yds., 4 TD, 15 Rec., 129 Yds.)
Kyle Coop, RB, Jr. (78 Att., 378 Yds., 3 TD, 12 Rec., 126 Yds., 1 TD)
Craig Gritton, WR, Jr. (10 Rec., 150 Yds.)
Matt Roan, OL, Sr. (2006 All-Great West 2nd team)
Derrick Brown, CB, Sr. (50 tack., 34 solo, 2 INT, 6 PBU, 1 Blk.)
Robert Takeno, LB, So. (73 tack., 40 solo, 5 TFL, 0.5 sack, 1 INT, 1 PBU)
~KEY LOSSES~
Larue Burley, WR/KR (20 punt ret., 242 Yds., 2 TD, 24 kick ret., 580 Yds.)
Joey Hew Len, WR (54 Rec., 575 Yds., 8 TD)
Levi Erickson, DE (44 tack., 21 solo, 9 TFL, 5.5 sacks, 1 FR, 2 FF)
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OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 3 vs. Central Washington
(Potato Bowl, Hall of Fame)
September 15 – Grand Forks (Alerus Center) – 1 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Beau Baldwin
Wide Receiver
Johnny Spevak
Quick Facts
Location: Ellensburg, Wash.
Enrollment: 9,228
Nickname: Wildcats
School Colors: Crimson & Black
Conference: North Central Conference (NCC), football only
Stadium (Capacity): Tomlinson Stadium (4,000)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf.): 6-5/3-5 NCC (t-5th)
Series Record: UND leads 5-1
President: Dr. Jerilyn S. McIntyre
Director of Athletics: Jack Bishop
Phone: (509) 963-1914
Sports Information Director: Jonathan Gordon
Phone:
(509) 963-1485 (office)
(509) 859-4968 (cell)
(509) 963-2351 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.wildcatsports.com
Football Staff
Head Coach: Beau Baldwin
Alma Mater: Central Washington, 1996
Record (CWU): First season
Record (Overall): First season
Phone: (509) 963-1910
Assistants: John Picha (Offensive Coordinator/Off. Line)
John Graham (Defensive Coordaintor/Linebackers)
Ryan Sawyer (Defensive Line)
John Hallead (Defensive Backs)
Jeb Dorn (Tight Ends)
Nat Conley (Running Backs)
Taylor Stubblefield (Wide Receivers)
B.J. Robinson (Assistant Linebackers)
56
9/01
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results
at UC Davis
at Nebraska-Omaha*
North Dakota*
St. Cloud State*
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
Western Oregon
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
6 p.m.
12 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
8/27
9/03
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/01
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/05
at Truman State
Emporia State
North Dakota
at Western New Mexico
at Southwest Minn. St.*
Minnesota-Crookston*
Bemidji State*
at Northern State*
MSU, Moorhead*
at Wayne State*
Concordia-St. Paul*
L, 16-21
W, 40-21
L, 6-51
W, 45-34
W, 42-14
W, 73-0
W, 47-13
W, 31-22
W, 54-7
W, 38-6
L, 21-35
*Denotes NSIC game
The Series
Overall: UND leads 5-1
Home: UND leads 2-1
Road: UND leads 3-0
Year WLT UND CWU
2000
W
52
7
2001
W
17
14
2002
L
7
43
2004
W
34
0
2005
W
44
20
2006
W
28
14
Site
Grand Forks
Ellensburg
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Ellensburg
Ellensburg
Mike Reilly, QB, Jr. (65.8%, 2,660 Yds., 21 TD, 13 INT, 272 Rush Yds.)
Johnny Lopez, RB, Sr. (126 Att., 540 Yds., 4 TD)
Johnny Spevak, WR, Sr. (61 Rec., 754 Yds., 8 TD)
Chris Jameson, WR, Sr. (36 Rec., 600 Yds., 5 TD)
Brandon Robertson, WR, Sr. (35 Rec., 354 Yds., 2 TD)
Buddy Wood, LB, So. (60 tack., 42 solo, 9.0 TFL, 2.0 Sacks)
Brandon Kennedy, DB, Jr. (41 tack, 34 solo, 5 INT)
~KEY LOSSES~
Josh Boonstra, WR (57 Rec., 563 Yds., 5 TD)
Coby Sadler, P (39.2 Avg., Long 63, 2 TB)
Simon Iniguez, LB (65 tack., 39 solo, 13.0 TFL, 3 FR)
OPPONENT PROFILES
Game 5 vs. Augustana
(Homecoming)
September 29 - Grand Forks (Alerus Center) - 1 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Brad Salem
Wide Receiver
Tommy Ellingworth
Quick Facts
Location: Sioux Falls, S.D.
Enrollment: 1,800
Nickname: Vikings
School Colors: Navy and Yellow
Stadium (Capacity): Howard Wood Field (10,000)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf.): 5-6/3-5 NCC (6th)
Series Record: UND leads, 44-16-1
President: Robert C. Oliver
Director of Athletics: Bill Gross
Phone:
(605) 274-4311
Sports Information Director: Kevin Ludwig
Phone:
(605) 274-4335 (office)
(605) 332-3234 (home)
(605) 376-1333 (cell)
(605) 274-5298 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.GoAugie.com
Address: Sports Information Office
Elmen Center
Augustana College
Sioux Falls, SD 57197
Football Staff
Head Coach: Brad Salem
Alma Mater: Augustana, 1992
Record (AC): 11-11 (.500), 3rd season
Record (Overall): 11-11 (.500), 3rd season
Phone: (605) 274-4336
Assistants: Mike Aldrich (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary)
Steve Olinger (Off. Coordinator/Running Backs)
Don Pierson (Special Teams/Defensive Line)
Joe Evenson (Tight Ends)
Brett Chambers (Linebackers/Strength)
Mark Blackburn (Linebackers)
John Semchenko (Offensive Line)
Brady Walz (Wide Receivers)
Pat Baker (Defensive Backs/Linebackers)
Joe Salem (Quarterbacks)
8/25
9/01
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
2006 Results (5-6)
at Mary
Concordia-St. Paul
at Northern State
at Minnesota State*
Nebraska-Omaha*
at North Dakota*
Minnesota Duluth*
at St. Cloud State*
South Dakota*
Western Washington*
7 p.m.
11 a.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
Year WLT
1942
L
1946 W
1947 W
1948
L
1949 W
1950 W
1952 W
1953 W
1954 W
1955 W
1956
L
1957 W
1958
L
1959
T
1960
L
1961
L
1962
L
1963 W
1964 W
1965 W
1966 W
1967 W
1968 W
1969 W
1970 W
1971 W
1972 W
UND leads
UND leads
UND leads
UND
0
20
13
13
21
27
33
35
39
32
14
21
10
22
18
13
0
7
48
22
30
35
39
33
18
26
28
Northern State
W, 27-17
at Concordia-St. Paul
W, 35-16
Minnesota State*
W, 21-16
at Nebraska-Omaha*
L, 28-59
North Dakota*
(ot) L, 21-24
W, 35-7
St. Cloud State*
W, 27-23
at South Dakota*
L, 14-38
Cental Washington*
L, 28-34
at Western Washington* L, 6-10
at Central Arkansas
L, 13-37
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
The Series
Series:
Home:
Road:
8/31
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
AC
19
6
7
14
0
7
21
0
0
19
26
6
23
22
28
22
7
6
0
13
20
7
20
13
7
10
16
44- 16- 1
25- 4- 1
19- 12- 0
Site
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006*
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
38
37
36
14
24
14
30
34
34
49
24
35
41
10
49
9
39
35
20
20
7
21
39
27
42
35
27
23
37
31
13
13
52
24
34
36
34
10
13
42
24
7
16
7
26
10
18
19
3
35
49
27
15
24
20
7
21
14
14
18
0
35
14
38
3
7
3
21
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
*Overtime game
Tommy Ellingworth, WR, Sr. (55 Rec., 651 Yds., 5 TD)
Riley Garrigan, LB, Sr. (79 Tackles, 47 Solo, 7.5 TFL, 3 PBU)
Dustin Rice, DB, Sr. (68 Tackles, 55 Solo, 5.0 TFL, 2.0 Sacks, 4 PBU)
Brandon McMichael, LB, Jr. (48 Tackles, 33 Solo, 11.0 TFL)
Matt Lien, DB, Jr. (47 Tackles, 28 Solo, 2.0 TFL, 8 PBU, 3 INT)
~KEY LOSSES~
Tommy Flyger, QB (2,195 Yds., 16 TD, 13 INT, 52.6%, 334 Rushing Yds.)
Chris Pomerleau, WR (32 Rec., 597 Yds., 6 TD)
Nick Ovenden, LB (94 Tackles, 54 Solo, 4.0 TFL, 2.0 Sacks)
Craig Bosch, DL (43 Tackles, 23 Solo, 9.5 TFL, 7.5 Sacks, 7 QBH)
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OPPONENT PROFILES
Game 6 at Minnesota State
October 6 – Mankato, Minn. (Blakeslee Stadium) – 3 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Jeff Jamrog
Quarterback
Ben King
Quick Facts
Location: Mankato, Minn.
Enrollment: 14,036
Nickname: Mavericks
School Colors: Purple & Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Blakeslee Stadium (7,000)
Press Box Phone: (507) 389-5282 or 5283
2006 Record (Overall/Conf): 4-7/2-6 NCC (8th)
Series Record: UND leads 23-7-1
President: Dr. Richard Davenport
Director of Athletics: Kevin Buisman
Phone: (507) 389-6111
Athletic Communications Director (FB): Scott Nelsen
Phone:
(507) 389-2625 (office)
(507) 995-6331 (cell)
(507) 389-1923 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.msumavericks.com
Address: MSU Athletic Communications
Taylor Center 175
Mankato, MN 56001
Football Staff
Head Coach: Jeff Jamrog
Alma Mater: Nebraska, 1987
Record (MSU): 12-21 (.364), 4th season
Phone: (507) 389-1072
Assistants: Joe Klanderman (Def. Coordinator/Linebackers)
Dan Ragsdale (Off. Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Receivers)
Luke Schleusner (Tight Ends/Special Teams)
Michael Cunningham (Offensive Line)
Antwain Davis (Cornerbacks)
Brian Bell (Safeties)
Brett Dierson (Defensive Line)
Pat Zahourek (Running Backs/Football Operations)
58
8/23
8/30
9/06
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (4-7)
Central Missouri
at Northern Iowa
Peru State
Augustana*
OPEN
at Nebraska-Omaha*
North Dakota*
St. Cloud State*
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
12 p.m.
11 a.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
Year WLT
1970 W
1971 L
1972 W
1973 L
1974 W
1975 W
1983 W
1984 W
1985 L
1986 L
1987 W
1988 L
UND leads
UND leads
UND leads
UND MSU
35
19
10
13
48
14
14
17
35
27
28
16
23
9
7
3
6
28
10
43
35
24
18
21
Truman State
W, 34-16
at Northwest Missouri State L, 14-31
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
W, 33-22
at Augustana*
L, 16-21
OPEN
Nebraska-Omaha*
L, 14-21
at North Dakota*
L, 3-24
Minnesota Duluth* (ot) L, 13-16
at St. Cloud State*
L, 3-16
South Dakota*
W, 44-39
at Central Washington* W, 33-17
Western Washington* L, 21-35
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
The Series
Series:
Home:
Road:
8/24
9/02
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
23- 7- 1
13- 3- 0
10- 4- 1
Site
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1993-P
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
T
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
14
17
18
16
20
54
17
27
49
21
27
35
28
28
35
41
20
26
24
14
13
21
7
9
21
16
21
10
7
17
28
0
14
36
25
3
7
3
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Mankato
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Mankato
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Mankato
Grand Forks
Ben King, QB, Sr. (3,017 Yds., 20 TD, 13 INT, 59.2%)
Bryan Dalton, WR, Sr. (73 Rec., 849 Yds., 3 TD)
Blake Freese, DB, Jr. (73 Tackles, 43 Solo, 3.5 TFL, 8 PBU)
Randy Earl, DE, So. (52 Tackles, 23 Solo, 10.0 TFL, 5.5 Sacks, 2 INT)
~KEY LOSSES~
Bryan Alberty, RB (75 Att., 303 Yds., 62 Rec., 635 Yds., 3 TD)
Tyrell Smith, WR (68 Rec., 695 Yds., 5 TD)
Melvin Matlock, DB/KR/PR (1,014 KR Yds.)
OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 4 at Western Washington
September 22 – Bellingham, Wash. (Bellingham’s Civic Stadium) – 8 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Robin Ross
Linebacker
Shane Simmons
Quick Facts
Location: Bellingham, Wash.
Enrollment: 13,100
Nickname: Vikings
School Colors: Navy Blue, Slate Blue, Silver & White
Conference: North Central Conference (NCC)
Stadium (Capacity): Bellingham’s Civic Stadium (4,000)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf.): 5-6/3-5 NCC (t-5th)
President: Dr. Karen W. Morse
Director of Athletics: Lynda Goodrich
Phone:
(360) 650-3109
Sports Information Director: Paul Madison
Phone:
(360) 650-3108 (w)
(360) 734-3291 (h)
(360) 650-3495 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.wwuvikings.edu
Address: Sports Information Director
Western Washington University
516 High Street
Bellingham, WA 98225
Football Staff
Head Coach: Robin Ross
Alma Mater: Washington State, 1977
Record (WWU): 5-6 (.455), 2nd season
Record (Overall): 5-6 (.455), 2nd season
Phone: (360) 650-6622
Assistants: Kefense Hynson (Off. Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
John Bowers (Defensive Backs/Special Teams)
Zach Tinker (Offensive Line)
Lawrence Suiaunoa (Defensive Line)
Mawuli Davis (Linebackers)
Klayton Adams (Offensive Line/Tight Ends)
Josh Shimek (Wide Receivers)
Jason Rumkis (Graduate Assistant)
Adam Fallert (Graduate Assistant)
9/01
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (5-6)
at UC Davis
at Nebraska-Omaha*
North Dakota*
St. Cloud State*
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
Western Oregon
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
6 p.m.
12 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
8/31
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
at Humboldt State
Washburn
Nebraska-Omaha*
at North Dakota*
Minnesota Duluth*
at St. Cloud State*
South Dakota*
Central Washington*
Western Oregon
Augustana*
at Minnesota State*
L, 23-28
W, 16-13
L, 10-38
L, 20-26
L, 10-20
W, 24-17
L, 10-42
L, 28-42
W, 17-14
W, 10-6
W, 35-21
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
The Series
Overall: UND leads 2-0
Home: UND leads 2-0
Road: N/A
Year WLT UND WWU Site
2005
W
47
7
Grand Forks
2006
W
26
20
Grand Forks
Craig Garner, RB, So. (129 Att., 655 Yds., 6 TD)
Travis McKee, WR, Jr. (32 Rec., 455 Yds., 3 TD)
Brett Upchurch, WR, Sr. (30 Rec., 343 Yds., 1 TD)
Steve Davis, DB, Jr. (69 Tackles, 43 Solo)
Shane Simmons, LB, Sr. (56 Tackles, 49 Solo, 7.0 TFL, 1 FF)
~KEY LOSSES~
James Monrean, QB (1,424 Yds., 6 TD, 8 INT, 59.1%)
Calvin McCarty, RB (130 Att., 530 Yds., 5 TD, 30 Rec., 278, Yds.)
Kellen Alley, WR (20 Rec., 305 Yds., 15.2. YPC, 3 TD)
Todd McClellan, DB (66 Tackles, 49 Solo, 6 INT, 3 FF)
Robby Smith, K (12-19 FG, Lng 54, 23-23 PAT)
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OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 7 vs. Nebraska-Omaha
October 13 – Grand Forks (Alerus Center) – 1 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Pat Behrns
Quarterback
Zach Miller
Quick Facts
Location: Omaha, Neb.
Enrollment: 14,000
Nickname: Mavericks
School Colors: Crimson & Black
Stadium (Capacity): Al F. Caniglia Field (9,500)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf): 8-3/7-1 NCC (t-1st)
Chancellor: John Christensen
Director of Athletics: David Miller
Phone:
(402) 554-2305
Sports Information Director: Gary Anderson
Phone:
(402) 554-3387 (office)
(402) 289-3865 (home)
(402) 554-3694 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.gomavs.unomaha.edu
Address: Sports Information Director
Room 239, Sapp Fieldhouse
6001 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68182
Football Staff
Head Coach: Pat Behrns
Alma Mater: Dakota State College, 1972
Record (UNO): 95-52 (.646), 15th season
Phone: (402) 554-2305
Assistants: Brad McCaslin (Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coordinator)
Conor Riley (Running Backs)
Nate Neuhaus (Secondary)
Alex Wood (Defensive Line/Special Teams)
John McMenamin (Wide Receivers)
Ty Wisdom (Tight Ends)
Rick Barker (Student Assistant)
Lucas Brigman (Student Assistant)
James Lucas (Student Assistant)
Don Grafton (Student Assistant)
Nolan Berhns (Student Assistant)
60
9/01
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (8-3)
at Nebraska-Kearney
Northwest Missouri St.
Western Washington*
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
OPEN
at North Dakota*
Minnesota Duluth*
at St. Cloud State*
South Dakota*
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
10 a.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
Year WLT
1934 W
1935 W
1938 W
1939 W
1977 L
1978 W
1979 L
1980 W
1981 L
1982 W
1983 W
1984 L
1985 L
1986 L
1987 L
Nebraska-Kearney
at Northwest Missouri St.
Augustana*
at Minnesota State
OPEN
St. Cloud State*
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
North Dakota
W, 29-19
L, 0-31
W, 38-10
W, 59-28
W, 21-14
W, 38-14
W, 21-17
L, 28-45
W, 48-14
L, 35-38
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
The Series
Series:
Home:
Road:
9/02
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/25
UND leads
UND leads
UND trails
UND UNO
14
0
14
6
7
0
13
0
14
17
35
22
13
24
31
14
19
21
30
8
24
19
3
28
7
19
14
17
20
34
19- 16- 0
12- 5- 0
7- 11- 0
Site
Grand Forks
Omaha
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001*
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006-P
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
7
33
35
28
52
17
40
31
7
35
10
31
25
24
17
38
17
19
20
38
10
23
10
13
9
8
11
16
26
24
20
13
27
27
20
35
27
20
21
35
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Grand Forks
Omaha
Omaha
* – Overtime game
P – Postseason game
Zach Miller, QB, Jr. (713 Pass Yds, 4 TD, 5 INT, 1,098 Rush Yds., 19 TD)
Troy Kush, WR, WR (28 Rec., 438 Yds., 5 TD)
Ben Hochestein, OL, Sr. (2006 NCC Most Valuable Offensive Lineman)
Reed Taylor, DB, Jr. (29 Tackles, 9 Solo, 2 INT, 11 PBU)
Randy Kush, DB, Sr. (41 Tackles, 24 Solo, 5 INT, 6 PBU)
~KEY LOSSES~
Kyle Kasperbauer, RB (222 Att., 1,288 Yds., 10 TD)
Zac Herold, TE (23 Rec., 358 Yds.)
Bobby Danenhauer, LB (58 Tackles, 33 Solo, 3.5 Sacks, 3 QBH)
Antwain Woods, DL (64 Tackles, 33 Solo, 10.0 TFL, 2.0 Sacks)
Kenny Onatolu, LB (60 TAckles, 39 Solo, 1.5 TFL, 1 INT, 3 QBH
OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 8 at Minnesota Duluth
October 27 – Duluth, Minn. (Malosky Stadium) – 1 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Kyle Schweigert
Quarterback
Ted Schlafke
Quick Facts
Location: Duluth, Minn.
Enrollment: 11,100
Nickname: Bulldogs
School Colors: Maroon & Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Malosky Stadium (4,000)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf.): 6-4/4-4 NCC (4th)
Chancellor: Dr. Kathryn A. Martin
Director of Athletics: Bob Nielson
Phone:
(218) 726-6200
Sports Information Director: Bob Nygaard
Phone:
(218) 726-8191 (office)
(218) 341-0524 (cell)
(218) 726-6529 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.umdbulldogs.com
Address: Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
170 Sports & Health Center
1216 Ordean Court
Duluth, MN 55812
9/01
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (6-4)
Bemidji State
Missouri Western State
South Dakota*
Western Washington*
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
at Nebraska-Omaha*
North Dakota*
OPEN
at St. Cloud State
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
8/31
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/11
at Bemidji State
Mary
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
Augustana*
at Minnesota State*
Nebraska-Omaha*
at North Dakota*
St. Cloud State*
W, 23-7
W, 42-14
L, 14-27
W, 31-25
W, 20-10
W, 35-7
W, 16-13
L, 14-38
L, 14-38
W, 29-24
1 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
The Series
Overall: UND leads 7-0-0
Home: UND leads 4-0-0
Road: UND leads 3-0-0
Year
WLT UND UMD
1963
W
33
0
1988
W
28
14
1989
W
17
14
2004
W
26
0
2005
W
33
10
2005-P W
23
12
2006
W
38
14
Site
Grand Forks
Duluth
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Duluth
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
P – Indicates postseason game
Ted Schlafke, QB, So. (3,335 Yds., 33 TD, 17 INT, 62.2%)
Greg Aker, WR, Sr. (67 Rec., 1,005 Yds., 15 TD)
Ross Schumacher, WR, Jr. (44 Rec., 482 Yds., 2 TD)
Cody Ahmann, LB, Jr. (50 Tackles, 28 Solo, 12.5 TFL, 8.0 Sacks)
Tyler Yelk, DB, So. (88 Tackles, 56 Solo, 5.5 TFL, 8 PBU)
~KEY LOSSES~
Football Staff
Head Coach: Kyle Schweigert
Alma Mater: Jamestown College, 1985
Record (UMD): 18-15 (.545), 4th season
Phone: (218) 726-7121
Assistants: John Steger (Defensive Coordinator)
Phil Longo (Offensive Coordinator)
Peter Lue (Offensive Line)
Tony Biesiot (Defensive Line)
Vernard Abrams (Wide Receivers)
Jason Hoskins (Defensive Backs)
Mike Lang (Running Backs)
Vinny Flury, WR (77 Rec., 867 Yds, 5 TD)
Marcus Davis, DB/KR/PR (4 INT, 15 PBU, 28.8 KR Avg., 11.4 PR Avg.)
61
000UUU
OPPONENT
PROFILES
Game 9 vs. St. Cloud State
November 3 – Grand Forks (Alerus Center) – 1 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Randy Hedberg
Defensive Lineman
Ryan Kees
Quick Facts
Location: St. Cloud, Minn.
Enrollment: 16,000
Nickname: Huskies
School Colors: Cardinal & Black
Stadium (Capacity): Husky Stadium (4,198)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf): 3-8/1-7 NCC (9th)
President: Dr. Roy Saigo
Director of Athletics: Dr. Morris Kurtz
Phone: (320) 308-3102
Athletic Communications Director: Anne Abicht
Phone:
(320) 308-2141 (office)
(320) 309-1847 (cell)
(320) 308-2099 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.stcloudstate.edu/athletics/sports/football
Address: Athletic Media Relations Office
St. Cloud State University
Halenbeck Room 328
720 4th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498
Football Staff
Head Coach: Randy Hedberg
Alma Mater: Minot, 1977
Record (SCSU): 43-44 (.494), 9th season
Record (Overall): 88-67-2 (.567), 18th season
Phone: (320) 308-3070
Assistants: Steven Crutchley (Co-Off. Coordinator/Receivers)
Doug Patterson (Co-Off. Coordinator/Off. Line)
Scott Underwood (Def. Coordinatory/Secondary)
Steve Grimit (Defensive Line)
Denny Honnold (Secondary)
Chris Schmitz (Linebackers)
Reed Hoskins (Running Backs)
62
8/30
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (3-8)
Northern State
at Mary
Wisconsin-Whitewater
at South Dakota*
Central Washington*
Augustana*
at Minnesota State*
Nebraska-Omaha*
at North Dakota*
Minnesota Duluth*
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
UND leads
UND leads
UND leads
Minnesota, Crookston W, 71-0
at Missouri Western
L, 14-27
Mary
W, 27-14
South Dakota*
L, 10-20
at Central Washington* L, 14-24
Western Washington* L, 17-24
at Augustana
L, 23-27
Minnesota State*
W, 16-3
at Nebraska-Omaha*
L, 17-21
North Dakota*
(ot) L, 27-34
L, 24-29
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
The Series
Series:
Home:
Road:
8/31
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/04
11/11
25- 4- 0
13- 3- 0
12- 1- 0
Year WLT UND SCSU Site
1900
W
16
0
Grand Forks
1969
W
26
13 Grand Forks
1975
W
42
28 Grand Forks
1977
W
21
14 Grand Forks
1983
W
35
6
St. Cloud
1984
W
24
13 Grand Forks
1985
W
30
3
Grand Forks
1986
W
24
13 St. Cloud
1987
W
16
13 Grand Forks
1988
W
33
10 St. Cloud
1989
L
18
31 Grand Forks
1990
W
42
25 St. Cloud
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998*
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2004-P*
2005
2006*
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
21
22
10
17
35
27
41
31
45
38
35
17
29
17
20
37
34
17
13
0
18
21
6
21
28
7
14
28
20
28
21
17
14
27
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
* - Overtime game
P- NCAA playoff game
Michael Graham, RB, Jr. (89 Att., 526 Yds., 4 TD)
Jon Quesnel, QB, Jr. (147 Comp., 264 Att., 1,775 Yds., 10 TD, 9 INT)
Zach Stover, WR, Jr. (38 Rec., 789 Yds., 4 TD)
Derek Sedin, WR, Sr. (31 Rec., 483 Yds., 4 TD)
Philip Hedlof, DB, Jr. (64 Tack., 45 Solo, 2 INT, 10 PBU)
Ryan Kees, DE, Jr. (28 Tack., 20 Solo, 10.5 TFL, 7.0 Sacks)
~KEY LOSSES~
Anders Johnson, TE (44 Rec., 451 Yds., 1 TD)
Mitchell Denne, DB (55 Tack., 35 Solo, 5 INT, 5 PBU)
Tate Wheeler, DB (72 Tack., 43 Solo, 9.0 TFL, 2 INT)
OPPONENT PROFILES
000UUU
Game 10 at South Dakota
November 10 – Vermillion, S.D. (DakotaDome) – 2 p.m.
2007 Schedule
Head Coach
Ed Meierkort
Quarterback
Noah Shepard
Quick Facts
8/30
9/08
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/06
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/03
11/10
2006 Results (9-4)
at West Texas A&M
Winona State
St. Cloud State*
at McNeese State
Western Washington*
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
at Nebraska-Omaha*
North Dakota*
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
All times local
Location: Vermillion, S.D.
Enrollment: 8,746
Nickname: Coyotes
School Colors: Red & White
Stadium (Capacity): DakotaDome (9,500)
2006 Record (Overall/Conf): 9-4/6-2 NCC (3rd)
Series Record: UND leads 55-28-5
President: James W. Abbott
Director of Athletics: Joel Nielsen
Phone:
(605) 677-5309
Sports Information Director: Dan Genzler
Phone:
(605) 677-5927 (office)
(605) 677-7833 (cell)
(605) 677-6273 (fax)
e-mail:
[email protected]
Web:
www.usdcoyotes.com
Address: USD Sports Information
DakotaDome #226
Vermillion, SD 57069
Football Staff
Head Coach: Ed Meierkort
Alma Mater: Dakota Wesleyan, 1982
Record (USD): 27-8 (.771), 4th season
Phone: (605) 677-6461
Assistants: Todd Hoffner (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
Jim Glogowski (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers)
Jarod Dodson (Wide Receivers)
Joe Beschorner (Defensive Backs)
Tony Spencer (Offensive Line)
Brett Kramer (Defensive Line)
Wesley Beschorner (Graduate Assistant – Running Backs)
Adam Breske (Graduate Assistant – Defensive Backs)
Nate Carruthers (Graduate Assistant – Tight Ends)
The Series
Series:
Home:
Road:
Year WLT
1903
W
1908
L
1912
L
1914
L
1915
T
1916
W
1917
L
1919
W
1920
T
1921
W
1922
W
1923
L
1924
L
1925
W
1926
L
1927
L
1928
W
1929
W
1930
W
1931
W
1933
W
1934
W
1935
W
1936
W
1937
W
1940
W
1941
W
1942
L
1946
W
1947
L
1948
W
1949
T
1950
W
1951
L
1952
L
1953
W
1954
W
1955
W
1956
L
1957
T
UND leads
UND leads
UND leads
UND
6
4
0
3
0
20
0
13
7
21
7
6
0
3
0
0
6
13
21
52
41
21
25
6
13
13
14
0
21
7
13
7
28
13
14
18
27
18
14
27
USD
0
10
44
33
0
0
19
0
7
0
0
13
6
0
12
6
0
7
0
6
0
0
0
0
7
0
7
26
6
20
7
7
7
35
21
14
21
14
32
27
55- 28- 5
31- 10- 1
24- 18- 4
Site
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
8/31
Quincy
W, 59-0
9/09
Minnesota, Crookston
W, 66-6
9/16
Minnesota Duluth*
W, 27-14
9/23
at St. Cloud State*
W, 20-10
9/30
at Central Arkansas
L, 0-24
10/07 Central Washington*
W, 10-7
10/14 at Western Washington* W, 42-10
10/21 Augustana*
W, 38-14
10/28 at Minnesota State*
L, 39-44
11/04 Nebraska-Omaha*
W, 45-28
11/11 at North Dakota*
L, 26-33
11/18 at Northwood
(ot) W, 31-28
11/25 at Grand Valley State
L, 17-35
*Denotes NCC game
Home games in bold
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
T
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
28
14
27
21
31
55
21
33
31
9
16
35
14
21
33
54
24
27
7
20
7
23
24
27
9
16
14
3
12
30
24
14
46
21
52
42
23
0
29
20
33
17
42
48
20
37
41
30
33
14
31
7
7
0
0
14
7
17
6
17
26
14
29
3
21
37
17
14
0
24
22
32
0
10
26
16
45
28
29
9
17
12
6
3
7
20
35
6
19
14
10
14
7
0
3
21
42
26
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Vermillion
Grand Forks
Noah Shepard, QB, So. (1,938 Yds., 20 TD, 8 INT, 403 Rush Yds.)
Brooks Little, WR, Sr. (43 Rec., 571 Yds., 2 TD)
Christian Morton, OL, Sr. (2006 All-American)
~KEY LOSSES~
Stefan Logan, RB (236 Att., 1,707 Yds., 9 TD)
Travis Mlady, RB (109 Att. 557 Yds., 9 TD)
63
ALL-TIME OPPONENTS
000UUU
Opponent
Arizona State
Arkansas State
Army
Augustana (S.D.)
Beloit College
Bemidji State
Bradley
Cal-Davis
Cal-Poly SLO
CSU Sacramento
Carleton College
Central Washington
Creighton
Crookston H.S.
Dakota Wesleyan
Davis & Elkins
Dayton
Delaware
Delta State
DePaul
Des Moines
Detroit
Dixie
Duquesne
East Stroudsberg
Eastern Montana
Fargo College
Fergus Falls H.S.
Ferris State
G.F. American Legion
George Washington
Grand Forks City
Grand Forks High
Grand Valley State
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
Haskell Institute
Henley Athletic
Howard College
Idaho
Idaho State
Illinois State
Indiana (Pa.)
Iowa
Jamestown College
John Carroll
Kentucky
L.A. Firemen All-Stars
Litchfield H.S.
Livingston (Ala.)
Loyola of the South
Loyola-Chicago
Luther College
Macalester
Manitoba
Marquette
Mesa State
Michigan Tech
Minnesota
Minnesota-Crookston
Minnesota-Duluth
Minnesota State
Mississippi College
Montana
Montana State
Moorhead State
Morningside
64
W
0
0
0
44
0
11
0
1
1
1
3
5
2
1
3
1
0
0
1
3
1
1
1
1
0
1
9
1
2
2
1
2
11
2
1
7
0
1
1
0
2
1
0
0
5
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
6
3
4
1
2
3
0
5
7
23
0
7
13
19
54
L
1
1
1
16
2
1
4
0
0
0
8
1
3
0
1
0
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
3
0
6
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
8
1
0
20
0
0
7
1
10
14
0
11
T
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
Pct.
.000
.000
.000
.730
.000
.917
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.308
.833
.400
1.000
.700
1.000
.000
.000
1.000
.600
1.000
.333
1.000
.500
.000
1.000
.863
1.000
1.000
1.000
.375
1.000
.958
.400
1.000
.535
.000
1.000
1.000
.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
1.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.500
1.000
1.000
.750
1.000
.111
.667
1.000
.000
1.000
1.000
.758
.000
.417
.482
1.000
.826
First
1940
1970
1930
1942
1951
1942
1940
2001
1972
1979
1897
2000
1917
1906
1899
1930
1941
1976
2004
1931
1926
1936
1933
1930
1985
1978
1901
1900
2004
1922
1931
1894
1904
2001
1931
1900
1929
1899
1932
1954
1965
1979
1992
1926
1914
1924
1950
1930
1899
1975
1932
1929
1935
1899
1927
1917
2002
1983
1898
1896
1963
1970
1979
1915
1953
1899
1925
Last
1940
1970
1930
2006
1952
1995
1947
2001
1972
1979
1928
2006
1929
1906
1926
1930
1941
1976
2004
1938
1926
1938
1933
1931
1985
1978
1921
1900
2005
1924
1935
1894
1914
2006
1931
1955
1929
1899
1932
1954
1966
1979
1993
1926
1928
1924
1950
1930
1899
1975
1933
1929
1947
1916
1947
1926
2004
2004
1974
2003
2006
2006
1979
1973
1983
1998
2000
Opponent
Mt. St. Charles (Mont.)
NE Louisiana
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska-Omaha
Nevada-Las Vegas
Nevada-Reno
Newberry
New Haven
North Alabama
North Dakota State
North Texas State
Northern Arizona
Northern Colorado
Northern Illinois
Northern Iowa
Northern Michigan
Northwest Missouri
Oklahoma City
Oregon
Park River H.S.
Parsons
Pittsburg State
Portland State
Puget Sound
Red River Valley
St. Cloud State
St. John’s
St. Louis
St. Mary’s (Minn.)
St. Mary’s (Texas)
St. Olaf
St. Paul Central H.S.
St. Thomas (Minn.)
St. Thomas (Pa.)
So. Connecticut State
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Superior (Wis.) Olympic
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Texas Christian
Toledo
Texas-El Paso
Truman State
UND Alumni
Valley City State
Valparaiso
West Chester
West Superior (Wis.)
Western Illinois
Western Maryland
Western Washington
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Winnipeg Rugby All-Stars
Winnipeg Shamrocks
Winona State
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Superior
Youngstown
Includes playoff games
W
0
0
0
1
18
1
1
1
1
1
62
0
0
11
1
14
2
1
0
0
1
1
3
1
1
1
25
0
2
2
1
1
1
11
1
1
56
46
1
0
0
0
0
1
4
5
0
1
0
1
0
2
1
2
1
5
0
4
2
L
1
1
1
0
16
1
0
0
0
1
45
1
2
12
0
25
4
2
2
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
28
32
0
2
1
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
3
1
0
T
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pct.
.000
.000
.000
1.000
.529
.500
1.000
1.000
1.000
.500
.577
.000
.000
.478
1.000
.359
.333
.333
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NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE
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The North Central
Conference has
prided itself on the
success of its student-athletes on
and off of the
field-of-play. In
the 57 years since
the North Central
Conference joined
the NCAA, NCC
Roger Thomas
member schools
NCC Commissioner
have brought home
43 NCAA Division II national team
championships and over 300 individual
national titles. NCC student-athletes
have also earned more than 375 ESPN
The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic AllAmerica honors and 175 NCAA PostGraduate Scholarships.
The NCC, comprised of seven institutions in North Dakota, Minnesota, South
Dakota and Nebraska, has had 12
national team champions in the past 7
years. The tradition of success is especially strong in women’s basketball
where NCC schools have claimed nine
national championships, all in the last 16
seasons. An NCC team also reached the
championship game in 11 straight seasons from 1991-2001. The conference
was formed at a meeting in the fall of
1921 and the first conference championship was the track & field championship held in the spring of 1922 in
Brookings, S.D. The 2007-08 season
marks the final year of competition for
the North Central Conference after 87
years of excellence.
The North Central Conference awards
championships in 20 sports. The 10
men’s NCC sports are: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, indoor
track, outdoor track, swimming, tennis
and wrestling. The 10 women’s sports
are: basketball, cross country, golf,
indoor track, outdoor track, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball.
Each spring the conference awards an
all-sport champion trophy for men and
women and began a North Central
Conference Cup during the 2003-04 season, which combines the points from the
men's and women’s all-sports awards.
Minnesota State captured its third
straight NCC Cup in 2006-07 while the
Mavericks also captured the men’s
award. Nebraska-Omaha captured the
women’s award.
The North Central Conference honors
one male and one female student each
year with the NCC Scholar-Athlete
Award, which strives to honor the top
senior student-athlete in the conference.
For the 2006-07 academic year, North
Dakota’s Michael Greenwood was the
recipient of the award for the men’s
sports, while South Dakota’s Mara
McGill was the women’s sports honoree.
Roger Thomas was named the NCC’s
sixth full-time Commissioner in January
of 2005. Melanie Nelson, Associate
Commissioner, joined the conference
office in the spring of 1992 and Jon J.
Martin, now Assistant Commissioner was
named the first Director of Media Relations in
July 1998. Colin Kapitan is the coordinator of
officials for both football and basketball.
NCC OFFICE
MAILING ADDRESS:
Ramkota Hotel
3200 W. Maple St.
Sioux Falls, SD 57107
Telephone: 605 / 338-0907
Fax: 605 / 338-1889
Web Site: www.northcentralconference.org
STAFF DIRECTORY
Roger Thomas, Commissioner
[email protected]
Melanie Nelson, Assistant Commissioner
[email protected]
Jon Martin, Asst. Commissioner/
Director of Media Relations
[email protected]
Colin Kapitan, Coordinator of Officials
[email protected]
~NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE MEMBER SCHOOLS~
School
Augustana College
University of Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota State University
University of Nebraska-Omaha
St. Cloud State University
University of South Dakota
Location
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Duluth, Minn.
Mankato, Minn.
Omaha, Neb.
Grand Forks, N.D.
St. Cloud, Minn.
Vermillion, S.D.
Enrollment
1,800
10,100
11,762
14,000
13,187
16,000
7,917
Metro Pop.
172,412
83,699
59,144
716,998
103,181
167,392
16,684
Year Joined
1942
2004
1968, 1981
1934, 1976
1921
1981
1921
NCC FB Titles
1 (last 1959)
1 (last 2005)
2 (last 1993)
8 (last 2006)
24 (last 2006)
2 (last 2002)
10 (last 2005)
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NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE
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2007 NCC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
Central Missouri at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
Humboldt State at North Dakota, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
Augustana at Mary, 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30
Minnesota State at Northern Iowa, 7 p.m.
Northern State at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
South Dakota at West Texas A&M, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Concordia-St. Paul at Augustana, 11 a.m.
Bemidji State at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Nebraska-Omaha at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m.
Western Washington at UC Davis, 6 p.m.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Peru State at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
Humboldt State at Central Washington, 1 p.m.
Missouri Western St. at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
NW Missouri State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
North Dakota at Southern Utah, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State at Mary, 6 p.m.
Augustana at Northern State, 7 p.m.
Winona State at South Dakota, 7 p.m.
*Western Washington at Nebraska-Omaha, Noon
*Central Washington at North Dakota, 1 p.m.
*South Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Wisconsin-Whitewater at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m.
*Augustana at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at Central Washington, 1 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at South Dakota, 2 p.m.
*North Dakota at Western Washington, 6 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at Augustana, 6 p.m.
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*Augustana at North Dakota, 1 p.m. (HC)
*Minnesota State at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. (HC)
*Western Washington at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. (HC)
*Central Washington at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m.
South Dakota at McNeese State, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
*Minnesota Duluth at Augustana, 1 p.m. (HC)
*St. Cloud State at Western Washington, 1 p.m.
*South Dakota at Central Washington, 1 p.m.
*North Dakota at Minnesota State, 3 p.m. (HC)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
*Augustana at St. Cloud State, 1 p.m. (HC)
*Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at North Dakota, 1 p.m.
*Western Washington at South Dakota, 2 p.m. (HC)
Central Washington at Western Oregon, 2 p.m.
*South Dakota at Augustana, 1 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at Minnesota State, 1 p.m.
*Central Wash. vs. Western Washington (Seattle), 6 p.m.
*Augustana at Central Washington, 1 p.m. (HC)
*North Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at St. Cloud State, 1 p.m.
Western Oregon at Western Washington, 1 p.m.
*Minnesota State at South Dakota, 2 p.m.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 (CSTV)
*South Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3
*Western Washington at Augustana, Noon
*Central Washington at Minnesota State, Noon
*St. Cloud State at North Dakota, 1 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at Central Washington, Noon
*Minnesota State at Western Washington, 1 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud State, 1 p.m.
*North Dakota at South Dakota, 2 p.m.
NCAA Division II Playoffs - First Round
NCAA Division II Playoffs - Second Round
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1
NCAA Division II Quarterfinals
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8
NCAA Division II Semifinals
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15
NCAA Division II Championship, Florence, Ala.
*- North Central Conference game
(HC) - Homecoming
All times Local
2006 S EASON
IN
R EVIEW
Season Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68-69
Team Awards, Starting Lineups . . . . . . .70
Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71-78
Game Recaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79-85
NCC Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86-89
NCC Honors and Records . . . . . . . . . .90-92
2006 SEASON REVIEW
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GOING TO THE CHAPPELL
Freshman running back Ryan
Chappell enjoyed one of the finest
games ever put forth by a Sioux in
UND’s 42-0 first round playoff win
over Winona State.
The Grand Forks native ran for 235
yards and five touchdowns – both
UND playoff records. And he did so on
just 16 carries, scoring on runs of 23, 3,
21, 8 and 64 yards.
For the season Chappell set UND
freshman records with 1,253 rushing
yards and 15 touchdowns and was
named to the All-NCC first team.
Fighting Sioux fans were treated to
one of the most memorable seasons in
team history in 2006, a season littered
with individual accomplishments and
punctuated with a second straight NCC
championship and a fourth consecutive
trip to the NCAA playoffs.
Among the highlights:
BACK-TO-BACK
A 33-26 win over 15th-ranked
South Dakota on the final day of the
regular season enabled UND to clinch a
share of its second consecutive North
Central Conference championship. It
marked the 24th time in program history that the Sioux claimed the league title
and the fifth time under head coach
Dale Lennon.
ON THE WESTON FRONT
Junior wide receiver Weston
Dressler enjoyed a record-breaking
campaign and for his efforts was named
one of 24 national candidates for the
Harlon Hill Trophy, awarded annually
to the top player in Division II football.
Dressler led the nation with 90
receptions and set UND single-season
records with 1,215 receiving yards and
16 touchdown receptions. He also shattered his own team record for singleseason all-purpose yards, racking up
2,027 in 2006. Dressler also became the
school’s all-time leader in receptions.
POSTSEASON BOUND
The Fighting Sioux advanced to the
NCAA Division II postseason for the
fourth straight season. UND opened
with a 42-0 thrashing of #19 Winona
State at Alerus Center, making the
Sioux a perfect 9-0 all time at the “Al”
in the playoffs.
The following week, UND toppled
longtime nemesis and 12th-ranked
Nebraska-Omaha 38-35 in Omaha, giving the Sioux their first win at Caniglia
Field since 1995.
However, for the second straight
year UND’s season would come to an
end at Grand Valley State, where the
Sioux fell to the top-ranked Lakers 3020 in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals.
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FAB FROSH
Chappell’s standout season was
one of many turned in by Sioux freshmen in 2006.
Outside linebacker Bobby Stroup
racked up a UND freshman record eight
quarterback sacks, while wide receiver
Brady Trenbeath set new rookie standards for receptions (60) and receiving
yards (753). Trenbeath was named an
All-NCC honorable mention.
Freshman
kicker
Brandon
Hellevang, meanwhile, proved more
than capable of replacing former AllAmerican Jeff Glas, earning All-NCC
second team honors. Hellevang nailed
12 of his final 15 field goal attempts on
the season and converted 49 of his 50
extra point tries.
EFFICIENCY EXPERT
Despite his season being interrupted by an injury, senior quarterback
Reed Manke (left) put together
arguably the finest season ever by a
UND quarterback.
Manke, in his first year as the
starter, completed a school-record 68.7
percent of his passes, including an
astounding 70.2 percent during the regular season. He also threw for more
than 2,000 yards and 19 touchdowns,
and graduated as the school’s all-time
leader in career completion percentage
(67.2).
Quarterback Reed Manke set UND records for
single-season completetion percentage and career
completion percentage in 2006.
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REVIEW
NCC’s Male Scholar-Athlete of the
Year.
Greenwood (left) and Dressler
were joined on the ESPN the Magazine
Academic All-District team by sophomore center Mitch Braegelmann, senior quarterback Reed Manke and senior fullback Trent Christensen.
Those five players also earned
Academic All-NCC honors, while a
league-high 29 Sioux were named to
the NCC Commissioner’s Academic
Honor Roll.
Meanwhile, sophomore center
Mitch Braegelmann and freshman
running back Ryan Chappell were
named All-America honorable mentions by Football Gazette.
THE ALL-AMERICANS
Senior safety Michael Greenwood was named
2006-07 NCC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
SIOUX-WEET UPSET!
During week two of the regular
season, UND took to the road to face
Division I-AA power and 2005 national
runner-up Northern Iowa, and proceeded to upset the Panthers 35-31 in one of
the most thrilling games in school history.
Freshman running back Ryan
Chappell loudly announced his arrival
on the collegiate scene, running for 121
yards and two touchdowns on just nine
carries.
Junior receiver Weston Dressler
took a Reed Manke pass 50 yards for
the winning touchdown with 54 seconds remaining. Dressler’s heroics
capped a wild final five minutes that
saw the lead change four times and 29
points scored between the two teams.
Junior wide receiver Weston
Dressler, the 2006 NCC Most Valuable
Receiver, earned an impressive six different All-America honors during his
record-setting season.
Senior nose guard Adam Wolff
(right), the 2006 NCC Most Valuable
Defensive Lineman, was named to Don
Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America
first team and earned All-American second team honors from four other organizations.
Senior outside linebacker Steve
Brennan (below), the 2006 NCC Most
Valuable Linebacker, was named a second team All-American by Football
Gazette.
Senior defensive lineman Adam Wolff earned five
All-America awards last season and was named
the NCC’s Most Valuable Defensive Lineman.
WITH HONORS
Several UND student-athletes
stood out in the classroom during the
2006 season. Senior defensive back
Michael Greenwood and junior receiver Weston Dressler each earned ESPN
the Magazine Academic All-America
first team honors, making UND the
only team in Division II to boast a pair
of first teamers.
Greenwood was also named the
Senior linebacker Steve Brennan was a second
team All-American in 2006.
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2006 TEAM AWARDS
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2006 UND TEAM AWARDS
Most Valuable Offensive Player ........................................................................................ Weston Dressler (Wide Receiver)
Most Valuable Defensive Player ................................................................................................ Steve Brennan (Linebacker)
Most Valuable Special Teams Player ........................................................................................ Brandon Hellevang (Kicker)
Most Valuable Defensive Lineman .............................................................................................. Adam Wolff (Nose Guard)
Most Valuable Offensive Lineman ............................................................................................ Mitch Braegelmann (Center)
Most Valuable Linebacker ............................................................................................ Steve Brennan (Outside Linebacker)
Most Valuable Offensive Back .................................................................................................... Reed Manke (Quarterback)
Most Valuable Defensive Back.......................................................................................... Jason Hoffschneider (Cornerback)
Most Valuable Receiver ...................................................................................................... Weston Dressler (Wide Receiver)
Rookie of the Year (First-Year Player) ................................................................................ Ryan Chappell (Running Back)
Most Improved Player........................................................................................................ Brady Trenbeath (Wide Receiver)
Ira Frendberg Award (Most Inspirational).............................................................................. Jared Enger (Defensive End)
Most Valuable Offensive Scout ............................................................................................ Nate Rambeck (Wide Receiver)
Most Valuable Defensive Scout ...................................................................................... Kyle Krusentjerna (Defensive Line)
2006 UND Captains .................................. Dan Ullsperger, Reed Manke, Trent Christensen, Adam Wolff, Weston Dressler
2006 FIGHTING SIOUX STARTING LINEUPS
Game
CWU
UNI
WSU
WWU
AC
MSU
UNO
UMD
SCSU
USD
WSU
UNO
GVSU
WR
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
Dressler
TE/WR
Grover
Kusler
Grover
Groeschl
Kusler
Kusler
Groeschl
Grover
Grover
Groeschl
Groeschl
Grover
Grover
LT
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Game
CWU
UNI
WSU
WWU
AC
MSU
UNO
UMD
SCSU
USD
WSU
UNO
GVSU
DE
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
Cadwell
DT
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
Wolff
DE
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
Enger
70
LG
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Troen
Kusler
Kusler
Kusler
Kusler
Kusler
Kusler
Kusler
C
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
Braegelmann
OLB
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
Babington-Johnson
ILB
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
Ullsperger
RG
Kusler
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
Murray
RT
Hoffelt
Hoffelt
Hoffelt
Hoffelt
Hoffelt
Hoffelt
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
Bauer
WR
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
Trenbeath
QB
Manke
Manke
Manke
Belmore
Belmore
Belmore
Manke
Belmore
Manke
Manke
Manke
Manke
Manke
ILB
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
Schmitz
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
Meek
OLB
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
CB
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
CB
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
Hoffschneider
FB/WR/TE
Christensen
Christensen
Christensen
Caufield
Sorbo
Groeschl
Sorbo
Ott (TE)
Christensen
Tatom
Tatom
Christensen
Christensen
SS
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
DeSautel
RB
Strouth
Strouth
Strouth
Strouth
Chappell
Chappell
Chappell
Chappell
Strouth
Strouth
Chappell
Chappell
Chappell
FS
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwood
2006 OVERALL
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STATS
ALL GAMES (11-2, 7-1 NCC/1st)
Date
Aug. 27
Sep. 9
Sep. 16
Sep. 23
Sep. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Opponent
Result
W, 28-14
at #3 Northern Iowa (I-AA)
W, 38-35
Winona State
W, 49-2
Western Washington*
W, 26-20
at Augustana*
(ot) W, 24-21
Minnesota State*
W, 24-3
at #12 Nebraska-Omaha*
L, 20-21
Minnesota Duluth*
W, 38-14
at St. Cloud State*
(ot), W 34-27
#15 South Dakota*
W, 33-26
Winona State#
W, 42-0
W, 38-35
at #1 Grand Valley State#
L, 20-30
*-NCC games
#-NCAA playoff games
Player
GP-GS
Reed Manke
9
Ryan Chappell
13
Chris Belmore
8
Brandon Strouth
11
Chris Beatty
12
Weston Dressler
13
Brandon Brady
8
Danny Freund
10
Trent Christensen
11
TEAM
8
Total
13
Opponents
13
Attendance
2,750
11,010
10,333
9,007
6,018
11,463
7,812
8,009
4,077
9,078
5,073
5,312
5,184
Attendance
Overall: 95,126 (7,317 avg.) Home: 52,963 (8,827 avg.) Away: 42,163 (6,0234 avg.)
Score By Quarters
UND
Opponents
1
94
94
2
163
49
Team Statistics
1st Downs(Rush+Pass+Pen.)
Total Offensive Plays
Total Net Yards
Yards Gained Per Play
Yards Gained Per Game
Fumbles-Fumbles Lost
Penalties-Yards Penalized
3rd Down Conversions-Attempted (Pct.)
4th Down Conversions-Attempted (Pct.)
Time of Possession/Game
Sacks By
Red Zone Scores (Pct.)
Red Zone Touchdowns (Pct.)
Player
GP-GS
Ryan Chappell
13-7
Brandon Strouth
11-6
Chris Beatty
12-0
Weston Dressler
13-13
Reed Manke
9-9
Chris Belmore
8-4
Brandon Brady
8-0
Danny Freund
10-0
Trent Christensen
11-6
Andrew Sorbo
13-2
TEAM
8-0
Total
13
Opponents
13
Player
Reed Manke
Chris Belmore
Danny Freund
Brandon Strouth
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
9-9
8-4
10-0
11-6
13
13
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
13-13
Brady Trenbeath
13-13
Lee Groeschl
13-5
Blair Grover
13-6
Ryan Chappell
13-7
Martin Tatom
12-2
Trent Christensen
11-6
Brandon Strouth
11-6
Andrew Sorbo
13-2
Troy Ott
11-1
Thomas Loegering
4-0
Will Kusler
12-10
Chris Beatty
12-0
Jake Caufield
4-1
Total
13
Opponents
13
Att.
191
71
26
20
42
38
25
6
1
1
14
435
409
3
78
47
4 (ot)
66 (10)
54 (0)
UND
253 (104+139+10)
823
5,097
6.2
392.1
14-10
80-729
66-157 (42.0)
9-12 (75.0)
29:44
40
44-54 (81.5)
35-54 (64.8)
Individual Rushing
Yds. Loss
Net
1272
19 1253
255
12
243
200
7
193
128
7
121
179
81
98
140
71
69
63
3
60
44
8
36
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
20
-20
2283
228 2055
1777
454 1323
Individual Passing
Rating Cmp. Att.
Pct.
152.43
193 281 68.7
143.55
60 101 59.4
50.20
1
4 25.0
0.00
0
1
0.0
148.28
254 388 65.5
113.99
221 413 53.5
Individual
Rec. Yds.
90 1215
60
753
32
325
18
221
13
104
12
132
10
66
6
96
4
32
3
33
2
33
2
15
1
9
1
8
254 3042
221 2757
Receiving
Avg.
TD
13.5
16
12.6
4
10.2
0
12.3
3
8.0
0
11.0
0
6.6
2
16.0
0
8.0
0
11.0
1
16.5
0
7.5
0
9.0
0
8.0
0
12.0
26
12.5
14
Total
411
244
Opp.
216 (76+115+25)
822
4,080
5.0
313.8
16-6
71-506
58-173 (34.0)
6-25 (24.0)
31:25
23
32-44 (72.7)
20-44 (45.5)
Avg.
6.6
3.4
7.4
6.1
2.3
1.8
2.4
6.0
2.0
0.0
-1.4
4.7
3.2
TD Long Avg./G
15
64
96.4
0
12
22.1
2
36
16.1
1
26
9.3
1
20
10.9
0
14
8.6
6
8
7.5
1
13
3.6
0
2
0.2
0
0
0.0
0
0
-2.5
26
64 158.1
12
54 101.8
Yds
2198
832
12
0
3042
2757
Long
66
87
56
29
21
21
12
54
13
20
21
10
9
8
87
85
TD
19
7
0
0
26
14
Avg./G
93.5
57.9
25.0
17.0
8.0
11.0
6.0
8.7
2.5
3.0
8.2
1.4
0.8
2.0
234.0
212.1
Int. Long
6
87
4
66
0
12
0
0
10
87
14
85
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
13-13
Ryan Chappell
13-7
Brady Trenbeath
13-13
Brandon Strouth
11-6
Lee Groeschl
13-5
Blair Grover
13-6
Chris Beatty
12-0
Martin Tatom
12-2
Rory Manke
13-0
Reed Manke
9-9
Chris Belmore
8-4
Trent Christensen
11-6
Brandon Brady
8-0
Andrew Sorbo
13-2
Danny Freund
10-0
Dan Ullsperger
13-13
Thomas Loegering
4-0
Troy Ott
11-1
Tom DeSautel
13-13
Brandon Jordan
8-0
Will Kusler
12-10
Steve Brennan
13-13
Sam Schmitz
13-1
Jake Caufield
4-1
8
TEAM
Total
13
Opponents
13
Plays
323
191
139
72
26
20
25
10
1
15
823
822
Rush
121
1253
0
243
0
0
193
0
0
98
69
2
60
0
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-5
-20
1323
Total Offense
Rush
Pass
98
2198
1253
0
69
832
243
0
193
0
121
0
60
0
36
12
2
0
-20
0
2055
3042
1323
2757
All-Purpose
Rec
PR
1215
253
104
98
753
0
96
0
325
0
221
0
9
0
132
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
66
0
0
0
32
0
0
0
0
0
33
0
33
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
2757
167
Total
2296
1253
901
243
193
121
60
48
2
-20
5097
4080
KR
438
297
1
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
1217
Yds./G
255.1
96.4
112.6
22.1
16.1
9.3
7.5
4.8
0.2
-2.5
392.1
313.8
IR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
116
0
0
0
0
0
0
35
0
0
25
28
0
0
11
0
0
0
187
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
13-13
Ryan Chappell
12-7
Lee Groeschl
13-5
Steve Brennan
13-13
Brady Trenbeath
13-13
Andrew Sorbo
13-2
13-13
Tom DeSautel
Total
13
Opponents
13
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
19
438
23.1
11
297
27.0
2
12
6.0
2
12
6.0
1
1
1.0
1
9
9.0
1
6
6.0
37
775
20.9
65
1217
18.7
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Long
66
68
12
10
1
9
6
68
93
Player
Weston Dressler
Ryan Chappell
Alex Nicholas
Total
Opponents
No.
20
3
0
24
16
Punt Returns
Yds.
Avg.
253
12.6
98
32.7
0.0
0
351
14.6
167
10.4
TD
0
0
0
0
0
Long
63
82
0
82
31
GP-GS
13-13
13-7
1-0
13
13
Total Yards/G
2027
155.9
1752
134.8
754
58.0
339
30.8
337
25.9
221
17.0
202
16.8
132
11.0
116
8.9
98
10.9
69
8.6
68
6.2
60
7.5
41
3.2
36
3.6
35
2.7
33
8.2
33
3.0
31
2.4
28
3.5
15
1.4
12
0.9
11
0.8
8
2.0
-5
-0.6
-20
-2.5
5651
434.7
71
2006 OVERALL STATS
000UUU
Player
GP-GS
Rory Manke
13-0
Tom DeSautel
13-13
Sam Schmitz
13-1
Michael Greenwood
13-13
Dan Ullsperger
13-13
Donovan Alexander
13-13
8-0
Brandon Jordan
Total
13
Opponents
13
Interception Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
5
116
23.2
3
25
8.3
2
11
5.5
1
0
0.0
1
35
35.0
1
0
0.0
1
28
28.0
14
215
15.4
10
187
18.7
TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
Long
56
25
11
0
35
0
28
56
95
Player
No returns
Total
Opponents
Fumble Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
–
–
–
0
0
0.0
3
59
19.7
TD
–
0
2
Long
–
0
28
Player
Brent Halfmann
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
–
13
13
GP
13
13
13
Player
GP-GS
Jason Hoffschneider 13-13
Donovan Alexander
13-13
Dan Ullsperger
13-13
Bobby Stroup
13-0
Robbie Meek
13-12
Michael Greenwood 13-13
Rory Manke
13-0
Tom DeSautel
13-13
Adam Wolff
13-13
Z. Babington-Johnson 13-13
Steven Brennan
13-13
Jared Enger
13-13
Alex Cadwell
13-13
Matt Bodoh
12-0
Derek Malner
12-0
Sam Schmitz
13-1
Drake Otto
12-0
Brett Holinka
12-0
Blair Grover
13-6
Tyler Weigelt
4-0
Nathan Wayne
12-0
Andy White
6-0
Noad Dombrovski
11-0
Brandon Jordan
8-0
Tyler Morrow
11-0
Andy Miller
10-0
Jeff Richter
11-0
Ryan Chappell
13-7
Weston Dressler
13-13
Ward DeMontigny
4-0
Martin Tatom
12-2
Brandon Strouth
11-6
Brady Trenbeath
13-13
TEAM
8
Kellen Leupp
1-0
Brandon Hellevang
13
Brent Halfman
13
Nick Nolte
1-0
Chris Beatty
12-0
Andrew Sorbo
13-2
Clayton Leith
1-0
Jeff Tescher
12-0
Will Kusler
12-10
Tyson Heiser
2-0
8-0
Link Gottbeheat
UND Totals
13
Opponents
13
72
No.
49
51
59
UT
57
54
34
37
32
35
40
26
28
25
32
24
12
11
7
8
8
9
7
7
7
5
5
4
4
2
2
3
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
555
554
Punting
Yds.
Avg.
1840
37.6
1855
36.4
2199
37.3
AT
13
14
22
17
21
16
10
12
19
18
8
11
9
4
6
4
4
2
3
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
229
211
Long
56
56
60
TT
70
68
56
54
53
51
50
48
47
43
40
35
21
15
13
12
12
11
10
10
8
6
6
6
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
784
765
TB
4
4
3
Player
B. Hellevang
FC I20 Blkd
8 13
2
8 13
2
8 12
0
FF
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
4
GP
13
Player
Weston Dressler
Ryan Chappell
B. Hellevang
Brandon Brady
Brady Trenbeath
Blair Grover
Trent Christensen
Chris Beatty
Danny Freund
Reed Manke
Troy Ott
Brandon Jordan
Rory Manke
Dan Ullsperger
Total
Opponents
Defensive Statistics
RF
PBU
0
12
0
11
0
1
1
3
0
2
1
4
0
2
0
6
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
47
10-59
34
QBH
0
0
4
8
1
1
0
0
7
8
2
4
2
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
5
15
Total
12-18
GP-GS
13-13
13-7
13
8-0
13-13
13-6
11-6
12-0
10-0
9-9
11-1
8-0
13-0
13-13
13
13
Pct.
66.7
TD
17
15
0
6
4
3
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
54
29
TFL/-Yds
1.5-4
1.0-11
5.0-19
14.5-90
7.5-26
2.5-8
5.0-25
2.0-10
9.5-47
6.5-45
14.0-60
10.0-62
3.0-15
1.0-3
0
0
0
0.5-2
0
0
1.0-4
1.0-1
0
0
1.0-4
0
0.5-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
87-437
45-186
Field Goals
1-29 30-39 40-49
6-6
3-4
2-6
Scoring
FG
2-pt PAT
0-0
0
0-0
0
12-18
0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12-18
1-3
13-22
3-3
Sacks/-Yds
0
0
2.5-15
8.0-71
2.0-17
0
1.0-14
0
4.5-38
4.5-40
7.0-40
7.5-44
2.0-14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0-4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
40-297
23-133
50+ Long
1-2
51
PAT
0
0
49-50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
49-50
23-26
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
INT/Yds
0
1-0
1-35
0
0
1-0
5-116
3-25
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2-11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1-28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14-215
10-187
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
7
4
Blkd
1
Points
102
90
85
36
24
18
14
12
6
6
6
6
6
0
411
244
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2006 REGULAR SEASON
000UUU
STATS
REGULAR SEASON (9-1 Overall, 70-1 NCC/1st)
Date
Aug. 27
Sep. 9
Sep. 16
Sep. 23
Sep. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Opponent
at #3 Northern Iowa (I-AA)
Winona State
Western Washington*
at Augustana*
Minnesota State*
Minnesota Duluth*
at St. Cloud State*
#15 South Dakota*
*-NCC games
Result
W, 28-14
W, 38-35
W, 49-2
W, 26-20
(ot) W, 24-21
W, 24-3
L, 20-21
W, 38-14
(ot), W 34-27
W, 33-26
Attendance
2,750
11,010
10,333
9,007
6,018
11,463
7,812
8,009
4,077
9,078
Player
GP-GS
Reed Manke
6-6
Chris Belmore
7-4
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Brandon Strouth
10-6
Chris Beatty
9-0
Weston Dressler
10-10
Brandon Brady
5-0
Danny Freund
7-0
Trent Christensen
8-4
6
TEAM
Total
10
Opponents
10
Attendance
Overall: 79,557 (7,956 avg.) Home: 47,890 (9,578 avg.) Away: 31,667 (6,333 avg.)
Score By Quarters
UND
Opponents
1
73
54
2
121
42
Team Statistics
Total Net Yards
Sacks By
Player
GP-GS
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Brandon Strouth
10-6
Chris Beatty
9-0
Reed Manke
6-6
Weston Dressler
10-10
Chris Belmore
7-4
Brandon Brady
5-0
Danny Freund
7-0
Trent Christensen
8-4
Andrew Sorbo
10-2
TEAM
6-0
Total
10
Opponents
10
Player
Reed Manke
Chris Belmore
Brandon Strouth
TEAM
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
6-6
7-4
10-6
6-0
10
10
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
10-10
Brady Tenbeath
10-10
Lee Groeschl
10-4
Blair Grover
10-4
Martin Tatom
10-1
Trent Christensen
8-4
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Brandon Strouth
10-6
Andrew Sorbo
10-2
Will Kusler
9-8
Troy Ott
9-1
Chris Beatty
9-0
4-1
Jake Caufield
Total
10
Opponents
10
Att.
135
68
20
29
15
38
14
1
1
1
9
331
307
3
57
39
4 (ot)
50 (10)
44 (0)
UND
185 (80+97+8)
608
3,727
6.1
372.7
9-6
58-540
45-118 (38.1)
7-9 (77.8)
29:43
36
34-40 (85.0)
26-40 (65.0)
Individual Rushing
Yds. Loss
Net
854
15
839
245
12
233
121
7
114
143
45
98
94
7
87
140
71
69
25
0
25
7
0
7
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
10
-10
1631
167 1464
1194
364
830
Individual Passing
Rating Cmp. Att.
162.17
127 181
146.67
57
94
0.00
0
1
0.00
0
1
155.74
184 277
117.02
187 336
Pct.
70.2
60.6
0
00.0
66.4
55.7
Individual Receiving
Rec. Yds. Avg.
TD
68 1000
14.7
14
40
477
11.9
2
26
270
10.4
0
15
192
12.8
2
8
77
9.6
0
7
44
6.3
2
6
45
7.5
0
5
87
17.4
0
3
26
8.7
0
2
15
7.5
0
2
13
6.5
1
1
9
9.0
0
1
8
8.0
0
184 2263
12.3
21
187 2308
12.3
11
Total
311
179
Opp.
169 (55-96-18)
643
3,138
4.9
313.8
8-2
52-357
48-140 (34.3)
6-21 (28.6)
31:47
18
24-35 (68.6)
17-18 (94.4)
Avg.
6.2
3.4
5.7
3.4
5.8
1.8
1.8
7.0
2.0
0.0
-1.1
4.4
2.7
TD Long Avg./G
10
41
83.9
0
12
23.3
1
36
12.7
1
20
16.3
0
26
8.7
0
14
9.9
4
6
5.0
1
7
1.0
0
2
0.2
0
0
0.0
0
0
-1.7
17
41 146.4
7
46
83.0
Yds
1480
783
0
0
2263
2308
Long
66
87
56
29
21
12
11
54
13
10
11
9
8
87
85
TD
14
7
0
0
21
11
Int. Long
2
87
4
66
0
0
0 0.0
6
87
12
85
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
10-10
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Brady Trenbeath
10-10
Brandon Strouth
10-6
Lee Groeschl
10-4
Blair Grover
10-4
Chris Beatty
9-0
Reed Manke
6-6
Rory Manke
10-0
Martin Tatom
10-1
Chris Belmore
7-4
Trent Christensen
8-4
Andrew Sorbo
10-2
Dan Ullsperger
10-10
Tom DeSautel
10-10
Brandon Jordan
6-0
Brandon Brady
5-0
Will Kusler
9-8
Troy Ott
9-1
Steve Brennan
10-10
Sam Schmitz
10-1
Jake Caufield
4-1
Danny Freund
7-0
6
TEAM
Total
10
Opponents
10
Player
Weston Dressler
Ryan Chappell
Steve Brennan
Lee Groeschl
Andrew Sorbo
Tom DeSautel
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
10-10
10-4
10-10
10-4
10-2
10-10
Player
Weston Dressler
Ryan Chappell
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
10-10
10-4
Plays
210
132
135
69
20
15
14
1
1
10
608
643
Total Offense
Rush
Pass
98
1480
69
783
839
0
233
0
114
0
87
0
25
0
7
0
2
0
-10
0
1464
2263
830
2308
Total
1578
852
839
233
114
87
25
7
2
-10
3727
3138
All-Purpose Leaders
Rush
Rec
PR
KR
87
1000
157
300
839
45
98
270
0
477
0
0
233
87
0
0
0
270
0
12
0
192
0
0
114
9
0
0
98
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
77
0
0
69
0
0
0
2
44
0
0
0
26
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
25
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
7
0
0
0
-10
0
0
0
1464
2263
255
609
830
2308
156
999
Yds./G
263.0
121.7
83.9
23.3
12.7
8.7
5.0
1.0
0.2
-1.7
372.7
313.8
IR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
80
0
0
0
0
35
25
28
0
0
0
0
11
0
0
0
179
171
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
14
300
21.4
10
270
27.0
2
12
6.0
2
12
6.0
1
9
9.0
1
6
6.0
30
609
20.3
51
999
19.6
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Long
49
68
10
12
9
6
68
93
Punt Returns
Yds.
Avg.
157
9.8
98
32.7
255
13.4
156
10.4
TD
0
0
0
0
Long
59
82
82
31
No.
16
3
19
15
Total Yards/G
1544
154.4
1252
125.2
477
47.7
320
32.0
282
28.2
192
19.2
123
13.7
98
16.3
80
8.0
77
7.7
69
9.9
46
5.8
35
3.5
35
3.5
31
3.1
28
4.7
25
5.0
15
1.7
13
1.4
12
1.2
11
1.1
8
2.0
7
1.0
-10
-1.7
4770
477.0
4464
446.4
Avg./G
100.0
47.7
27.0
19.2
7.7
5.5
4.5
8.7
2.6
1.7
1.4
1.0
2.0
226.3
230.8
73
2006 REGULAR SEASON STATS
000UUU
Player
GP-GS
Rory Manke
10-0
Tom DeSautel
10-10
Sam Schmitz
10-1
Brandon Jordan
6-0
Dan Ullsperger
10-10
Michael Greenwood 10-10
Total
10
Opponents
10
No.
Yds.
Avg.
TD
3
80
26.7
1
3
25
8.3
0
2
11
5.5
0
1
28
28.0
1
1
35
35.0
0
1
0
0.0
0
12
179
14.9
2
6
171
28.5
1
Long
56
25
11
28
35
0
56
95
Player
No returns
Total
Opponents
Fumble Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
–
–
–
0
0
0.0
1
28
28.0
Long
–
0
28
Player
Brent Halfmann
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
–
10
10
GP
10
10
10
Player
GP-GS
Jason Hoffschneider
10-10
Donovan Alexander
10-10
Dan Ullsperger
10-10
Michael Greenwood
10-10
Bobby Stroup
10-0
Robbie Meek
10-9
Adam Wolff
10-10
Tom DeSautel
10-10
Rory Manke
10-0
Steve Brennan
10-10
Jared Enger
10-10
Alex Cadwell
10-10
Derek Malner
9-0
Matt Bodoh
9-0
Tyler Weigelt
4-0
Blair Grover
10-4
Sam Schmitz
10-1
Brett Holinka
9-0
Drake Otto
10-0
Nathan Wayne
9-0
Noah Dombrovski
9-0
Brandon Jordan
6-0
Andy White
5-0
Tyler Morrow
9-0
Andy Miller
7-0
Jeff Richter
9-0
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Ward DeMontigny
4-0
Martin Tatom
10-1
Brandon Strouth
10-6
TEAM
6
Kellen Leupp
1-0
Weston Dressler
10-10
Brandon Hellevang
10
Brent Halfmann
10
Nick Nolte
1-0
Brady Trenbeath
10-10
Chris Beatty
9-0
Clayton Leith
1-0
Andrew Sorbo
10-2
Tyson Heiser
2-0
Will Kusler
9-8
7-0
Link Gottbeheat
Total
10
Opponents
10
74
TD
–
0
1
No.
39
39
46
Punting
Yds.
Avg.
1530
39.2
1530
39.2
1730
37.6
Long
56
56
60
UT
50
42
31
27
28
25
22
25
22
30
24
17
9
7
7
7
7
7
5
5
5
5
4
4
3
2
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
441
413
AT
7
7
17
12
11
13
14
10
12
4
7
10
6
5
4
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
0
1
2
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
160
170
TT
57
49
48
39
39
38
36
35
34
34
31
27
15
12
11
10
9
9
7
7
6
6
6
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
601
583
TB
3
3
2
Player
B. Hellevang
Total
FC I20 Blkd
5 13
2
5 13
2
8 11
0
FF
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
7
GP
10
Total
11-16
11-16
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
10-10
Brandon Hellevang
10
Ryan Chappell
10-4
Brandon Brady
5-0
Trent Christensen
8-4
Brady Trenbeath
10-10
Blair Grover
10-4
Danny Freund
7-0
Chris Beatty
9-0
Troy Ott
9-1
Reed Manke
6-6
Brandon Jordan
6-0
10-0
Rory Manke
Total
10
Opponents
RF
PBU
0
10
0
8
0
1
0
3
0
1
0
2
0
2
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2-0
37
6-28
23
QBH
0
0
3
1
5
0
7
0
7
0
2
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
38
13
Pct.
68.8
68.8
TD
14
0
10
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
40
20
TFL/-Yds
1.5-4
1.0-11
4.0-16
2.5-8
9.5-65
5.0-22
8.0-45
1.0-1
5.5-30
5.0-25
12.0-55
10.0-62
3.0-15
0
1.0-3
0
0
0
0.5-2
0
0
0
0
1.0-1
0
0
0.5-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
71-366
37-138
Field Goals
1-29 30-39 40-49
5-5
3-4
2-6
5-5
3-4
2-6
Scoring
FG
2-pt PAT
0-0
0
11-16
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
11-16
2
12-18
17-18
Sacks/-Yds
0
0
2.5-15
0
6.0-53
2.0-17
4.5-38
0
3.5-25
1.0-14
7.0-40
7.5-44
2.0-14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
36-260
18-92
50+ Long
1-1
51
1-1
51
PAT
0
36-37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
36-37
2
INT/Yds
0
1-0
1-35
1-0
0
0
0
3-25
0
3-80
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2-11
0
0
0
0
1-28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12-179
6-171
Blkd
1
1
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Points
84
69
60
24
14
12
12
6
6
6
6
6
6
311
179
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
5
4
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2006 PLAYOFF
000UUU
STATS
PLAYOFFS (1-2 Overall, NCAA Quarterfinals)
Date
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Opponent
Winona State#
at #13 Nebraska-Omaha^
at #1 Grand Valley State&
Result
W, 42-0
W, 38-35
L, 20-30
Attendance
5,073
5,312
5,184
# – NCAA First Round (Grand Forks)
^ – NCAA Second Round (Omaha, Neb.)
% – NCAA Quarterfinals (Allendale, Mich.)
Attendance
Overall: 15,569 (5,190 avg.) Home: 5,073 (5,073 avg.) Away: 10,496 (5,248, avg.)
Score By Quarters
UND
Opponents
1
21
40
2
42
7
Team Statistics
Total Net Yards
Sacks By
Player
Ryan Chappell
Chris Beatty
Brandon Brady
Weston Dressler
Danny Freund
Brandon Strouth
Reed Manke
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Player
Reed Manke
Chris Belmore
Danny Freund
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
3-3
3-0
3-0
3-3
3-0
1-0
3-3
2
3
3
GP-GS
3-3
1-0
3-0
3
3
Player
GP-GS
Weston Dressler
3-3
Brady Trenbeath
3-3
Ryan Chappell
3-3
Lee Groeschl
3-1
Martin Tatom
2-1
Blair Grover
3-2
Trent Christensen
3-2
Thomas Loegering
3-0
Troy Ott
2-0
Brandon Strouth
1-0
3-0
Andrew Sorbo
Total
3
Opponents
3
Att.
56
6
11
5
5
3
13
5
104
102
3
21
8
4
16
10
UND
68 (24+42+2)
215
1,370
6.4
456.7
5-4
22-189
21-39 (53.8)
2-3 (66.7)
29:47
4
10-14 (71.4)
9-14 (64.3)
Individual Rushing
Yds. Loss
Net
418
4
414
79
0
79
38
3
35
34
0
34
37
8
29
10
0
10
36
36
0
0
10
-10
652
61
591
583
90
493
Individual Passing
Rating Cmp. Att.
134.81
66 100
101.66
3
7
50.20
1
4
129.67
70
111
100.80
34
77
Pct.
66.0
42.9
25.0
63.1
44.2
Individual Receiving
Rec. Yds. Avg.
TD
22
215
9.8
2
20
276
13.8
2
7
59
8.4
0
6
55
9.2
0
4
55
13.8
8
3
29
9.7
1
3
22
7.3
0
2
33
16.5
0
1
20
20.0
0
1
9
9.0
0
1
6
6.0
0
70
779
11.1
5
34
449
13.2
3
Total
100
65
Opp.
47 (21+19+7)
179
942
5.3
314.0
8-4
19-149
10-33 (30.3)
0-4 (00.0)
30:13
5
8-9 (88.9)
6-8 (75.)
Avg.
7.4
13.2
3.2
6.8
5.8
3.3
0.0
2.0
5.7
4.8
TD Long Avg./G
5
64 138.0
1
23
26.3
2
8
11.7
1
7
11.3
0
13
9.7
0
7
10.0
0
18
0.0
0
0
-5.0
9
64 197.0
5
54 164.3
Yds
718
49
12
779
449
Long
24
48
21
25
17
20
12
21
20
9
6
48
50
TD
5
0
0
5
3
Int. Long
4
48
0
20
0
12
4
48
2
50
Player
Reed Manke
Ryan Chappell
Chris Beatty
Chris Belmore
Danny Freund
Brandon Brady
Weston Dressler
Brandon Strouth
TEAM
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
3-3
3-3
3-0
1-0
3-0
3-0
3-3
1-0
2
3
3
Player
GP-GS
Ryan Chappell
3-3
Weston Dressler
3-3
Brady Trenbeath
3-3
Chris Beatty
3-0
Lee Groeschl
3-1
Martin Tatom
2-1
Rory Manke
3-0
Brandon Brady
3-0
Thomas Loegering
3-0
Danny Freund
3-0
Blair Grover
3-2
Trent Christensen
3-2
Troy Ott
2-0
Brandon Strouth
1-0
Andrew Sorbo
3-0
2
TEAM
Total
3
Opponents
3
Plays
113
56
6
7
9
11
5
3
5
215
179
Total Offense
Rush
Pass
0
718
414
0
79
0
0
49
29
12
35
0
34
0
10
0
-10
0
591
779
493
449
Total
718
414
79
49
41
35
34
10
-10
1,370
942
All-Purpose Leaders
Rush
Rec
PR
KR
414
59
0
27
34
215
96
138
0
276
0
1
79
0
0
0
0
55
0
0
0
55
0
0
0
0
0
0
35
0
0
0
0
33
0
0
29
0
0
0
0
29
0
0
0
22
0
0
0
20
0
0
10
9
0
0
0
6
0
0
-10
0
0
0
591
779
96
166
493
449
11
218
Yds./G
239.3
138.0
26.3
49.0
13.7
11.7
11.3
10.0
-5.0
456.7
314.0
IR
0
0
0
0
0
0
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
36
16
Player
Weston Dressler
Ryan Chappell
Brady Trenbeath
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
3-3
3-3
3-3
3
3
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
5
138
27.6
1
27
27.0
1
1
1.0
7
166
23.7
14
218
15.6
TD
0
0
0
0
0
Long
66
27
1
66
24
Player
Weston Dressler
Alex Nicholas
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
3-3
1-0
3
3
No.
4
0
5
1
Punt Returns
Yds.
Avg.
96
24.0
0
0.0
96
19.2
11
11.0
TD
0
0
0
0
Long
63
0
63
11
Total Yards/G
500
166.7
483
161.0
277
92.3
79
26.3
55
18.3
55
27.5
36
12.0
35
11.7
33
11.0
29
9.7
29
9.7
22
7.3
20
10.0
19
19.0
6
2.0
-10
-5.0
1,668
556.0
1,187
395.7
Avg./G
71.7
92.0
19.7
18.3
27.5
9.7
7.3
11.0
10.0
9.0
2.0
259.7
149.7
75
2006 PLAYOFF STATS
000UUU
Player
Rory Manke
Total
Opponents
Player
No returns
Total
Opponents
Player
Brent Halfmann
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
3-0
3
3
No.
Yds.
Avg.
TD
2
36
18.0
0
2
36
18.0
0
4
16
4.0
0
GP-GS
3
3
3
Fumble Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
–
–
–
0
0
0.0
2
31
15.5
GP
3
3
3
Player
GP-GS
Donovan Alexander
3-3
Rory Manke
3-0
Bobby Stroup
3-0
Robbie Meek
3-3
Jason Hoffschneider
3-3
Tom DeSautel
3-3
Michael Greenwood
3-3
Adam Wolff
3-3
Steve Brennan
3-3
Dan Ullsperger
3-3
Jared Enger
3-3
Alex Cadwell
3-3
Drake Otto
2-0
Brett Holinka
3-0
Matt Bodoh
3-0
Sam Schmitz
3-0
Nathan Wayne
3-0
Weston Dressler
3-3
Andy White
1-0
Jeff Tescher
3-0
Tyler Morrow
2-0
Brady Trenbeath
3-3
Will Kusler
2-2
Derek Malner
3-0
Blair Grover
3-2
Andy Miller
3
Brandon Jordan
2-0
Jeff Richter
209
Total
3
Opponents
3
76
No.
10
10
13
UT
12
10
9
7
7
11
8
6
3
8
3
7
3
3
4
4
1
2
2
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
114
141
Punting
Yds.
Avg.
310
31.0
310
31.0
469
36.1
AT
7
6
6
8
6
2
4
5
6
1
5
1
3
2
0
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
69
41
TD
–
0
1
Long
42
42
56
TT
19
16
15
15
13
13
12
11
9
9
8
8
6
5
4
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
183
182
Player
GP
Brandon Hellevang 3
Total
3
Long
19
19
7
Long
–
0
28
TB
1
1
1
FC I20 Blkd
3
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
Total
1-2
1-2
Player
GP-GS
Ryan Chappell
3-3
Weston Dressler
3-3
Brandon Hellevang
3
Brandon Brady
3-0
Brady Trenbeath
3-3
Chris Beatty
3-0
3-2
Blair Grover
Total
3
Opponents
3
RF
PBU
0
3
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
2
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
3
16
4
11
QBH
0
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
9
2
Pct.
50.0
50.0
TD
5
3
0
2
2
1
1
14
9
TFL/-Yds
0
0
5.0/-25
2.5/-4
0
1.0/-9
0
1.5/-2
1.0/-15
2.0/-5
1.0/-3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0/-4
0
0
0
1.0/-4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16.0/-71
8.0/-48
Field Goals
1-29 30-39 40-49
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
Scoring
FG
2-pt PAT
0-0
0
0-0
0
1-2
0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0-0
0
1-2
0
1-4
1
Sacks/-Yds
0
0
2.0/-18
0
0
0
0
0
1.0/-15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0/-4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4.0/-37
5/-41
50+ Long
0-1
26
0-1
26
PAT
0-0
0-0
13-13
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
13-13
6-8
INT/Yds
0
2/36
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
4
Blkd
0
0
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Points
30
18
16
12
12
6
6
100
65
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2006 REGULAR SEASON SUPERLATIVES
000UUU
UND INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 150
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Longest Rush: . . . . . . . . . . 41
Passing Attempts: . . . . . . 37
Passing Completions: . . . 26
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 294
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Longest Pass: . . . . . . . . . . 87
Receptions: . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Receiving Yards: . . . . . . 174
Receiving TDs: . . . . . . . . . 3
3
Longest Reception: . . . . . . 87
Field Goals: . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Longest Field Goal: . . . . . 51
Punts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
5
Punting Avg: . . . . . . . . . 50.5
Longest Punt: . . . . . . . . . 56
Long Punt Return: . . . . . 82
Long Kickoff Return: . . . 68
Tackles: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Sacks: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.0
Tackles for Loss: . . . . . . 4.0
Interceptions: . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ryan Chappell Western Washington (Sep. 23)
Ryan Chappell at St. Clou State (Nov. 4)
Ryan Chappell at St. Clou State (Nov. 4)
Ryan Chappell at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Reed Manke at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
Reed Manke at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
Reed Manke vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Reed Manke at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Weston Dressler at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)*
Weston Dressler vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
Weston Dressler vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Weston Dressler vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
Brady Trenbeath vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Brandon Hellevang vs Western Washington (Sep. 23)
Brandon Hellevang at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
Brandon Hellevang at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
Brandon Hellevang vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Brandon Hellevang vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Brent Halfmann vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Brent Halfmann vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Brent Halfmann at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Brent Halfmann at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Ryan Chappell vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Ryan Chappell vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Donovan Alexander at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Donovan Alexander vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Jared Enger vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Jared Enger vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Rory Manke at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
* – Tied school record
UND TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 240
Yards Per Rush: . . . . . . . 7.0
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 296
Yards Per Pass: . . . . . . . 12.5
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 4
4
Total Plays: . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Total Offense: . . . . . . . . 478
Yards Per Play: . . . . . . . 8.0
Points: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Sacks By: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
First Downs: . . . . . . . . . . 25
25
Penalties: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Penalty Yards: . . . . . . . . . 88
Turnovers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Interceptions By: . . . . . . . . 4
vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
at Augustana (Sep. 30)
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 119
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Longest Rush: . . . . . . . . . 46
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 326
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2
2
2
Longest Pass: . . . . . . . . . . 85
Receptions: . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
8
Receiving TDs: . . . . . . . . . 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Field Goals: . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Punts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Punting Avg: . . . . . . . . . 42.7
Longest Punt: . . . . . . . . . 60
Tackles: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
12
Sacks: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.0
Tackles For Loss: . . . . . . 3.0
Interceptions: . . . . . . . . . . 1
1
1
1
1
1
Kyle Kasperbauer, at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
Kyle Kasperbauer, at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
Zach Miller, at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
Johnny Lopez, at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Ben King, vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Ben King, vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Ted Schlafke, vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
Mike Reilly, at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Eric Sanders, at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Noah Shepard, vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Johnny Spevak, at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Joshua Bryant, vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Tony Doherty, vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
Josh Boonstra, at Cental Washington (Sep. 1)
Johnny Spevak, at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Johnny Grat, at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
James Lindgren, at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Travis McKee, vs Western Washington (Sep. 23)
Troy Kush, at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
LaShawn Bullock, vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
Nate Johnson, at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
Desmond Allison, vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Brooks Little, vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Brian Wingert, at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Brian Wingert, at Northern Iowa (Sep. 9)
Mike Salerno, vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Luke Mikkelsen, vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
Mike Salerno, vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
Matt Jensen, at St. Cloud State (Nov. 4)
Melvin Matlock, vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Shane Simmons, vs Western Washington (Sep. 23)
Nick Ovenden, at Augustana (Sep. 30)
Grant Smith, vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
Dave Braun, vs Winona State (Sep. 16)
J.R. Jamerson, at Central Washington (Sep. 1)
Todd McClellan, vs Western Washington (Sep. 23)
Dustin Rice, at Augustana (Sep. 30)
Matt Lien, at Augustana (Sep. 30)
Matt Ajuoga, at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
Tim Garceau, vs Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 28)
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 212
Yards Per Rush: . . . . . . . 4.2
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 326
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2
2
2
Total Plays: . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Total Offense: . . . . . . . . 369
Yards Per Play: . . . . . . . 5.8
Points: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Sacks By: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
First Downs: . . . . . . . . . . 22
22
Penalties: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Penalty Yards: . . . . . . . . . 72
Turnovers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
at Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 14)
vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
vs Minnesota State (Oct. 7)
vs South Dakota (Nov. 11)
at Augustana (Sep. 30)
77
2006 PLAYOFF SUPERLATIVES
000UUU
UND INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 235
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Longest Rush: . . . . . . . . . 64
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 328
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Longest Pass: . . . . . . . . . . 48
Receptions: . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Receiving TDs: . . . . . . . . . 1
Field Goals: . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Punts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Punting Avg: . . . . . . . . . 42.0
Longest Punt: . . . . . . . . . 42
Tackles: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Sacks: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.0
2.0
Interceptions: . . . . . . . . . . 1
Ryan Chappell at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Ryan Chappell vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Reed Manke at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Reed Manke at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Reed Manke at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brady Trenbeath at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Weston Dressler at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Brady Trenbeath at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Weston Dressler at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Blair Grover at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brady Trenbeath at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Brandon Hellevang at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brandon Hellevang at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brent Halfmann at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Brent Halfmann at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brent Halfmann at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Weston Dressler at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Tom DeSautel at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Bobby Stroup at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Bobby Stroup vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Bobby Stroup vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Bobby Stroup at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Rory Manke at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Rory Manke at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
UND TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 404
Yards Per Rush: . . . . . . . 9.6
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 328
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Total Plays: . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Total Offense: . . . . . . . . 595
Yards Per Play: . . . . . . . 8.4
Points: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Sacks By: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
First Downs: . . . . . . . . . . 29
Penalties: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Penalty Yards: . . . . . . . . 105
Turnovers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
78
vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
vs Winona State (Nov. 18))
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 152
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Longest Rush: . . . . . . . . . 54
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 248
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Longest Pass: . . . . . . . . . . 50
Receptions: . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Receiving TDs: . . . . . . . . . 2
Longest Reception:
50
Field Goals: . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Punts: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Punting Avg: . . . . . . . . . 37.9
Longest Punt: . . . . . . . . . 56
Tackles: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Sacks: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.0
Interceptions:
Zach Miller, at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Nate Wurth, at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Mike Trotter, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Cullen Finnerty, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Eric Fowler, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Terry Mitchell, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Todd Carter, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Todd Carter, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Mike Salerno, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Mark Catlin, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Randy Spring, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
John Tackmann, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Derrick Jones, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Colin Charlson, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Derrick Jones, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
. . . . . . . . . . 1 Marcus LaBadie, vs Winona State (Nov. 18)
Jason Jones, at Nebraska-Omaha (Nov. 25)
Brandon Carr, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
Dan Skuta, at Grand Valley State (Dec. 2)
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Yards Rushing: . . . . . . . 319
Yards Per Rush: . . . . . . . 7.6
Rushing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Passing Yards: . . . . . . . . 248
Passing TDs: . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Total Plays: . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Total Offense: . . . . . . . . 413
Yards Per Play: . . . . . . . 7.2
Points: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Sacks By: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
First Downs: . . . . . . . . . . 20
Penalties: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Penalty Yards: . . . . . . . . . 55
Turnovers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Interceptions By: . . . . . . . 2
2006 GAME RECAPS
GAME
1
(4) UND 28
Central Washington 14
GAME
2
September 1, 2006
Tomlinson Stadium – Ellensburg, Wash.
(4) UND 35
(3) Northern Iowa 31
September 9, 2006
UNI Dome – Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Senior quarterback Reed Manke threw for four touchdowns
and younger brother Rory made two critical
second-half interceptions, as the Fighting
Sioux rallied for a season-opening 28-14 win
at Central Washington.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa —Junior Weston
Dressler’s 50-yard touchdown reception with
54 seconds remaining gave UND a stunning
35-31 victory tonight over Northern Iowa, the
third-ranked team in Division I-AA football
and last year’s I-AA national runner-up.
Reed’s four touchdown passes were a career
high, while Rory’s interceptions were the first
of his career.
It was UND’s first victory over a I-AA opponent since clipping Montana 28-27 back on
September 11, 1982.
The Sioux were trailing 14-0 late in the second half, when the offense started to click,
first on a five play, 67-yard drive that was
keyed by a pair of Weston Dressler receptions.
Dressler’s 50-yard catch and run capped a
wild final five minutes that saw the lead
change four times and 29 points scored
between the two teams.
Facing third-and-nine, Reed Manke eluded
pressure in the pocket, stepped up and found
Dressler over the middle for a 24-yard gain to
the Central Washington 21. Then one play
later, Manke hit Dressler on a screen pass,
and Dressler used a Lee Groeshl block to race
up the sideline for the score, cutting the
Wildcat lead in half.
UND took over for its next possession on it’s
own 39 with 1:27 left on the clock in the second half, and three plays later Manke connected with freshman Brady Trenbeath for a
37-yard touchdown with exactly one minute
left in the half.
The Sioux grabbed their first lead of the game
with an impressive 11-play, 90-yard drive that
covered more than five-and-a-half minutes of
the third quarter. On second and goal from the
Wildcat nine, Manke was forced to roll left,
then avoided a sack before rolling back to the
right, where he found Dressler at the end zone
marker for his second TD catch of the game.
Brandon Hellevang’s extra point was
blocked, keeping the Sioux lead at 20-14.
On the ensuing Central Washington drive,
Rory Manke intercepted a deflected pass and
the Wildcat 25-yard line and returned it inside
the five-yard line. Four plays later on fourthand-goal from the one, Reed Manke spotted
fullback Trent Christensen all alone in the
end zone on a play-action pass. The Sioux
were successful on the two-point try with
Manke hitting Christensen again for a 28-14
lead to complete the comeback.
The Wildcats were poised to answer on their
drive, marching inside the UND 40, but Rory
Manke snuffed out another drive with his
second straight interception, this time a leaping, one-handed grab at the back of his end
zone.
Reed Manke completed 22-of-30 for 261 and
four scores. His favorite target was Dressler,
who had 10 receptions for 141 yards and two
touchdowns. All were career highs for
Dressler.
The Sioux, ranked fourth in Division II, led
for much of the game and were hanging on to
a 21-16 lead late in the fourth quarter when
then the fireworks began.
Box Score
Score
UND
Central Washington
1 2
0 14
7 7
3
14
0
4
0
0
T
28
14
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 2,750
CWU Boonstra 33 yd pass from Reilly (Sadler)
CWU Spevak 16 yd pass from Reilly (Sadler)
UND Dressler 21 yd pass from Manke (Hellevang)
UND Trenbeath 37 yd pass from Manke (Hellevang)
UND Dressler 9 yd pass from Manke (PAT block)
UND Christensen 1 yd pass from Manke
(Christensen 2-pt PAT)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
17
27-82
261
57-343
22-30-1
0-0
7-75
4-50.5
5
29:32
CWU
22
27-72
238
64-310
23-37-2
0-0
5-40
7-41.0
1
30:28
Stat Leaders
Rushing (Att-Yds-TD)
UND Strouth 20-51-0, Manke 5-28-0; CWU
Lopez 9-54-0, Reilly 15-12--0.
Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD-INT)
UND Manke 22-30-261-4-1; CWU Reilly 23-37238-2-2.
Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)
UND Dressler 10-141-2, Trenbeath 5-59-0,
Groeschl 4-28-0; CWU Spevak 8-98-0, Boonstra
4-36-0, Robertson 4-26-0.
Tackles (UA-A-Total)
UND Hoffschneider 5-0-5, Manke 5-0-5, Wolff
4-1-5; CWU Burch 4-5-9, Wood 6-2-8, Jackson
4-3-7, Andrews 4-3-7.
Brandon Strouth was UND’s top rusher,
going for 51 yards on 20 carries.
The Sioux defense had five sacks, three of
which from senior nose tackle Adam Wolff.
Notes: Trenbeath’s touchdown was the first
of his career ... It was the third 100-yard
receiving game for Dressler, who surpassed
1,000 career receiving yards.
UNI running back Corey Lewis scored on a
nine-yard touchdown run and the Panthers
converted the two-point attempt with 4:53
remaining in the game to take a 24-21 lead. It
was UNI’s first lead since kicking a 33-yard
field goal on the game’s first drive.
But the Sioux quickly answered with a sixplay, 80-yard march that was punctuated with
a 17-yard TD run by freshman running back
Ryan Chappell, his second of the game. With
2:31 remaining, UND had a 28-24 lead.
Northern Iowa, however, came charging back
one more time, marching to UND’s 20 yard
line in just four plays. With UND defensive
end Alex Cadwell all over him, UNI quarterback Eric Sanders hit receiver Johnny Gray
on a slant pattern, and just like that the
Panthers had the lead at 31-28 with just 1:27
to play.
After UNI’s ensuing kickoff went out of
bounds to give UND the ball at their own 35,
UND senior quarterback Reed Manke found
Dressler over the middle for a 20-yard gain at
the UNI 45. After a UND false start penalty,
Manke again connected with Dressler across
the middle, and the junior speedster outraced
several Panther defenders to the end zone.
The see-saw final moments were in stark
contrast to the first three quarters, during
which time UND was able to lead for most of
the game despite a distinct UNI advantage in
time of possession. The Panthers had the ball
for a total of 37:21, compared to just 22:39 for
the Sioux.
But UND was able to make enough plays on
both sides of the ball – and on special teams
– to pull out the victory.
Chappell led all rushers with 121 yards and
two scores on just nine carries, while Manke
added 60 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Manke also completed 13-of-25 passes
for 207 yards and on touchdown.
Dressler finished with five catches for 96
yards.
Box Score
Score
UND
Northern Iowa
1 2
0 14
3 3
3
4
7 14
10 15
T
35
31
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 11,010
UNI Wingert 33 yd field goal
UND Manke 1 yd run (Hellevang)
UND Christensen 6 yd passfrom Belmore (Hellevang)
UNI Lindgren 6 yd pass from Sanders (Wingert)
UND Chappell 12 yd run (Hellevang)
UNI Lewis 9 yd run (Hannam 2-pt PAT)
UNI Gray 20 yd pass from Sanderson (Wingert)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
19
27-188
246
54-434
15-27-0
1-1
4-40
5-28.8
5
22:39
UNI
22
43-161
208
74-369
18-31-0
0-0
9-72
5-41.4
2
37:21
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 9-121-2, Manke 8-60-1; UNI C.
Lewis 19-114-1, W. Lewis 15-69-0.
UND Manke 13-25-207-1-0, Belmore 2-2-39-10; UNI Sanders 18-31-0-208-3-0.
UND Dressler 5-96-1, Trenbeath 3-47-0; UNI
Gray 6-103-1, LIndgren 4-44-1.
UND Alexander 6-4-10, Brennan 6-1-7,
Hoffschneider 5-2-7; UNI Schratz, 6-1-7, Lacy
6-0-6, Parsons 6-0-6.
The Sioux held vaunted UNI quarterback
Eric Sanders to just 18-of-31 passing for 208
yards and the two touchdowns. He was also
sacked five times, including two each by
linebackers Steve Brennan and Bobby
Stroup.
UND is now 2-0 overall (1-0 NCC) heading
into next week’s home opener against
Winona State. It is UND’s final non-conference tilt of the 2006 season.
79
2006 GAME RECAPS
000UUU
GAME
3
(13) Winona State 2
(4) UND 49
GAME
4
September 16, 2006
Alerus Center – Grand Forks, N.D.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — A week after one
of the biggest wins in the University of North
Dakota football team’s history, there was no
letdown. There was no letup, either.
UND improves to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the
North Central Conference, while the Vikings
fall to 1-3 overall and 0-2 in league play.
The win comes one week after UND defeated
NCAA Division I-AA powerhouse Northern
Iowa in Ceder Falls, Iowa. This week, the
Sioux once again proved they are still one of
the best teams in Division II by beating a
Winona State team that was ranked No. 13 in
Division II coming into the game.
The Sioux had 10 sacks in the game. A
school-record-tying four sacks came at the
hands of senior defensive lineman Jared
Enger.
Sioux quarterback Reed Manke found
Weston Dressler, who sped 44 yards for a
touchdown. It was one of the many long passes for Manke, who went 20-of-27 for 294
yards. Manke also led the Sioux rushers, garnering 31 yards on four carriers.
The Sioux continued to roll in the second
quarter. Manke and Dressler connected for
two more touchdowns in the quarter. The first
one, a 14-yard reception, came with 10:26
remaining in the second quarter, while the
second came with 25 seconds remaining in
the half. That touchdown reception was for
three yards. Dressler ended with 109 yards on
nine receptions.
Manke also connected for a touchdown with
freshman wide receiver Brady Trenbeath in
the second quarter. The reception, an 87yarder, was also the longest touchdown pass
in school history. On second down on UND’s
own 13-yard line, Manke rolled right and
found Trenbeath streaking down the sideline
near midfield. Trenbeath caught it and outran
the defense into the end zone. Trenbeath
ended with five receptions for 108 yards.
In the fourth quarter, the defense also scored
some points. Brandon Jordan intercepted an
Aaron Boettcher pass and returned it 28 yards
for a touchdown.
Quarterback Danny Freund capped the scoring with a seven-yard run with 2:50 remaining in the game.
Notes: The Manke-Trenbeath touchdown
reception was UND’s longest pass play for a
score, however, it was not UND’s longestever passing play. On Sept. 28, 1985, Kurt
Otto connected with Tracy Martin for an 89-
80
September 23, 2006
GRAND FORKS, N.D.—The fourth-ranked
Fighting Sioux football team scored 13 unanswered points in the second half to rally from
a halftime deficit and defeat Western
Washington 26-20 in front of 9,007 at the
Alerus Center this afternoon.
The Fighting Sioux, ranked No. 4 in the
country, pummeled Winona State 49-2 this
afternoon in front of 10,333 at the Alerus
Center.
Everything was working well for UND in the
first half. The Sioux scored on their first
offensive possession – a drive that went 49
yards in four plays. Chris Beatty capped the
drive, rushing in from 11 yards for the touchdown. It was Beatty’s only carry in the game.
Western Washington 20
(4) UND 26
The Sioux found themselves in the rare position of trailing at home heading into the locker room, something that hadn’t happened
since Nov. 27, 2004 in the NCAA quarterfinals against Grand Valley State.
Box Score
Score
Winona State
UND
1 2
0 0
14 21
3
4
2
0
0 14
T
2
49
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 10,333
UND Beatty 11 yd run (Hellevang)
WSU Braun safety
UND Jordan 28 yd INT (Hellevang)
UND Freund 7 yd run (Hellevang)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
WSU
10
33-3
170
64-173
13-31-2
0-0
8-43
8-40.6
1
35:50
UND
13
22-83
296
53-379
21-31-0
0-0
9-88
5-39.8
10
24:10
Stat Leaders
WSU Wiese 10-26-0, Rottman 6-23-0; UND
Manke 4-31-0, Dressler 3-13-0, Strouth 4-12-0.
WSU Boettcher 9-22-109-02, Aber 4-9-61-0-2;
UND Manke 20-27-294-4-0.
WSU Peters 6-96-0, Kraft 3-22-0, Ellestad 2-250; UND Dressler 9-109-3, Trenbeaty 5-108-1.
WSU Perkette 6-2-8, LaBadie 5-1-6, Yewman 42-6; UND Alexander 7-1-8, Weigelt 5-2-7, Enger
4-0-4.
yard pass that was not a touchdown ... The
Manke-Trenbeath touchdown was also the
longest pass play in six years at the Alerus
Center ... Manke’s first incomplete pass
came with 6:17 remaining in the second
quarter. One play later Manke threw his second incomplete pass, overthrowing Troy Ott
on a fake field goal attempt.
Western Washington put 10 points on the
board in the final 3:10 of the second quarter
on a Travis McKee 11-yard touchdown reception and a 32-yard Robby Smith field, and the
Vikings were 30 minutes from an upset and
their first NCC win, taking a 20-23 lead into
the break.
But the Sioux answered the bell on the opening drive of the second half, marching 68
yards on 11 plays and taking nearly six-and-ahalf minutes off the clock. Freshman running
back Ryan Chappell pulled UND even with a
one-yard touchdown run, finishing off a drive
in which he carried the ball eight times for 52
yards.
Chappell was the key figure on UND’s next
scoring drive as well, carrying five times for
33 yards to set up a 31-yard Brandon
Hellevang field goal with 28 seconds left in
the third quarter that gave the Sioux a 23-20
lead. It was the first field goal of Hellevang’s
career.
Hellevang and the Sioux added to the lead
early in the fourth quarter, when the freshman
booted a 44-yard with 10:12 remaining in the
game, giving UND a 26-20 lead it would not
relinquish.
Chappell finished with a career-high 140
yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries and
helped UND gain a 163-61 advantage in the
running game.
Senior quarterback Chris Belmore, making
his first start of the season in place of the
injured Reed Manke, completed 10-of-17
passes for 141 yards and one touchdown, a
42-yarder to Weston Dressler. Belmore was
also intercepted once.
WWU quarterback James Monrean was 20of-31 for 242 yards and one touchdown, but
was sacked four times, including a pair by
freshman linebacker Bobby Stroup.
UND returns to action next Saturday (Sep.
30) when it travels to Sioux Falls, S.D. for an
NCC tilt with Augustana. Kickoff is set for 1
p.m. CT.
Box Score
Score
Western Washington
UND
1 2
7 13
7 6
3
0
10
4
0
3
T
20
26
Scoring Summary
Atten.: 9,007
WWU McCarty 3 yd run (Smith)
UND Dressler 42 yd pass from Belmore (Hellevang)
WWU Smith 35 yd field goal
WWU McKee 11 yd pass from Monrean (Smith)
WWU Smith 32 yd field goal
UND Hellevang 31 yd field goal
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
WWU
16
29-61
255
62-316
21-33-0
1-0
2-7
4-29.5
1
30:20
UND
14
36-163
141
53-304
10-17-1
2-1
4-36
3-29.7
4
29:40
Stat Leaders
WWU McCarty 18-61-1, Roberts 3-20-0; UND
Chappell 24-140, Belmore 3-11.
WWU Monrean 20-32-242-1-0; UND Belmore
10-17-141-1-1.
WWU McKee 6-52-1, Upchurch 5-16-0, Alley
4-69-0; UND Dressler 5-64-1, Trenbeath 2-24-0.
WWU Simmons 12-0-12, McClellan 6-2-8;
UND Hoffschneider 9-0-9, Stroup 7-1-8.
Notes: Belmore became just the eighth quarterback in UND history to pass for 4,000
career yards ... Dressler’s touchdown reception was the 16th of his career, tying him
with Tim Gelinske (1989-92) for seventh
place on UND’s all-time list. Mike Juhasz
(1996-99) stands sixth with 18.
2006 GAME RECAPS
000UUU
GAME
5
(4) UND 24
Augustana 21 (ot)
GAME
6
September 30, 2006
Howard Wood Field – Sioux Falls, S.D.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.—Senior Tom DeSautel
blocked a potential game-tying field goal in
overtime to give the fourth-ranked Fighting
Sioux a dramatic 24-21 win over Augustana
this afternoon at Howard Wood Field.
A week after holding Augustana scoreless on the goal
line in overtime, the Sioux defense held Minnesota
State without a touchdown on three separate trips
inside the UND two-yard line during Saturday’s
game at the Alerus Center. The defense was the
deciding factor as the Sioux beat the Mavericks 24-3
in front of 11,463.
The Sioux offense moved the ball well in the first
half, but was stopped by turnovers. Each drive ended
in either points or a turnover.
It was the second key blocked field goal for
the Sioux, who were able to preserve a 21-21
tie late in the fourth quarter when senior Will
Kusler blocked a Grossman 35-yard attempt
with 1:21 remaining in regulation.
The see-saw final moments of the fourth quarter and overtime were symbollic of the entire
second half. After the Sioux staked a 7-3 halftime lead, the two teams combined for 24
points in the third quarter.
UND led 21-13 midway through the fourth
quarter and was in position to add to the lead
with a 3rd-and-goal at the Viking six, but
Augie’s Dustin Rice intercepted Chris
Belmore at his own five and returned it 95
yards for a touchdown. Augustana’s two-point
attempt was successful and the game was
deadlocked at 21-21 with 8:10 remaining, setting the stage for the dizzying finish.
The Vikings jumped out to a quick start in the
opening quarter, taking their first possession
83 yards in 11 plays, culminating with a
Grossman 30-yard field goal.
UND’s offense had trouble getting on track in
the first period, as the Sioux managed just four
plays from scrimmage and were held without
a single first down. It wasn’t until 32 seconds
remained in the first half when UND finally
hit paydirt. Sophomore running back Brandon
Brady – on just his fourth carry of the season
– found the end zone from yard out to give the
Sioux the halftime lead.
Brady added another 1-yard score on the first
drive of the second half, and the Vikings
countered with a 19-yard field goal. The two
teams traded touchdowns late in the third
quarter, UND’s coming on a two-yard touchdown reception by tight end Troy Ott, the first
touchdown of his career.
Trailing 21-6, Augustana quarterback Tommy
Flyger led the Vikings 67 yards on five plays
before keeping it himself and scoring on a sixyard scamper that cut the UND lead to 21-13
after three quarters.
Belmore, making his second straight start,
completed 13-of-24 passes for 179 yards and
one touchdown. He was intercepted twice.
Flyger, meanwhile, was 18-of-35 for 262
October 7, 2006
GRAND FORKS, N.D.—The University of North
Dakota football team must really hate it when opponents make it into the end zone.
The 20-yard attempt by Augie kicker Ryan
Grossman came only after the Vikings had a
first-and-goal situation from inside UND’s
five yard line, but the Sioux defense held, setting up DeSautel’s heroics.
After Kusler’s block sent the game to extra
time, UND received the first possession from
Augie’s 25 and Brandon Hellevang kicked a
25-yard field goal for what proved to be the
winning points.
Minnesota State 3
(4) UND 24
Box Score
Score
UND
Augustana
1
0
3
2 3
7 14
0 10
4
0
8
ot
3
0
T
24
21
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 6,018
AC
Grossman 30 yd field goal
UND Brady 1 yd run (Hellevang)
AC
Grossman 24 yd field goal
UND Ott 2 yd pass from Belmore (Hellevang)
AC
Flyger 6 yd run (Grossman)
AC
Rice 95 yd INT (Pomerleau 2-pt PAT)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
17
39-180
179
63-359
13-24-2
1-1
5-59
4-37.8
1
30:28
AC
15
31-104
262
66-366
18-35-0
0-0
5-30
4-36.0
0
29:32
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 21-137-0, Beatty 3-19-0; AC
Flyger 16-63-1, Malangko 8-25-0.
UND Belmore 13-24-179-1-2; AC Flyger 18-35262-0-0.
UND Trenbeath 4-42-0, Dressler 3-80-0; AC
Pomerleau 6-140-0, Ellingworth 5-71-0.
UND Meek 6-2-8, Hoffschneider 7-0-7; AC
Ovenden 9-3-12, Rice 7-1-8, Bosch 3-5-8.
yards but did not find the end zone. His
favorite target was Chris Pomerleau, who
caught six passes for a career-high 140 yards.
UND’s Ryan Chappell led all players with 21
carries for 137 yards, including 92 in the first
half.
The Sioux, now 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the
NCC, host Minnesota State next Saturday
afternoon in th Homecoming/Hall of Fame
game.
Notes: Chappell made the first start of his
career, and junior Andrew Sorbo received the
starting nod at fullback.
On its first possession of the game, UND moved the
ball methodically down the field and scored a touchdown. Chris Belmore went 4-for-4 on that drive, connecting for completions of 10, 11, one and eight
yards. Ryan Chappell rushed for three times in the
drive, crossing the goal line on his last one. On second-and-four from the eight yard line, Chappell
squeezed through the line and was tackled as he
entered the end zone with 8:45 remaining.
Box Score
Enter the Sioux defense.
Score
Minnesota State
UND
On Minnesota State’s second drive of the game in the
first quarter, the Mavericks had a first-and-goal from
the three-yard line, but gained only one yard in three
plays. The Mavericks were lined up to go for it on
fourth-and-goal from the two, but were called for an
offside penalty. The Mavericks brought the kicking
unit and Ben Spencer ended the 14-play, 74-yard
drive with a 24-yard field goal with 3:10 remaining in
the first quarter.
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 11,463
MSU Spencer 24 yd field goal
UND Grover 3 yd pass from Belmore (Hellevang)
On the Maverick’s next possession, they drove the
ball all the way down to the one-yard line and came
away with zero points. The Mavericks had a thirdand-goal from the one, but Ernest Walker was
stopped for a loss of one yard. On fourth down,
Spencer’s 28-yarder was wide right with 11:46
remaining in the second quarter.
UND added to its lead near the end of the quarter,
scoring their second touchdown with 3:12 remaining
in the half. Most of the yards on this drive were
accomplished on the ground, as the Sioux ran the ball
seven out of eight plays and used four different running backs.
Senior running back Chris Beatty started the drive
with a three-yard rush. Five plays later, Belmore connected with Brady Trenbeath for nine yards on
UND’s only pass play of the drive.
Then one play later, Chappell broke free and rushed
for 13 yards down to the six-line. Brandon Brady,
UND’s power back used near the goal line, punched
it into the end zone on the next play, putting UND up
14-3.
UND added to its lead moments before halftime.
Brandon Hellevang booted a 24-yard field goal as the
clock expired to put the Sioux ahead 17-3 at the half.
It was back-and-forth in the second half, as both
team struggled for field possession. The Sioux broke
things open farther in the fourth quarter. Belmore
connected with Blair Grover for a three-yard touchdown strike. It was Grover’s first career touchdown.
That score was set up by a breakout run of Beatty on
a fake punt. On fourth-and-three from the 39-yard
line, Beatty busted through the line and scampered
for 36 yards. The touchdown happened on the next
play.
On the ensuing kickoff, Minnesota State’s Melvin
Matlock returned the ball 93 yards to the UND threeyard line. But once again, the Sioux defense held.
The Sioux stopped six plays in a row, even holding
on after a pass interference call gave the Mavericks a
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
1 2
3 0
7 10
MSU
17
11-5
270
68-275
30-57-1
0-0
8-55
5-34.4
3
26:21
3
0
0
4
0
7
T
3
24
UND
21
42-175
173
67-348
17-25-0
2-2
7-51
5-38.0
1
33:39
Stat Leaders
MSU Smith 1-9-0, Bryant 3-8-0; UND Chappell
19-84-1, Beatty 2-39-0, Dressler 1-19-0.
MSU King 30-56-270-0-1; UND Belmore 17-25173-1-0.
MSU Bryant 8-69-0, Dalton 7-83-0, Alberty 759-0; UND Dressler 3-40-0, Trenbeath 3-33-0.
MSU Bobmanue 6-2-8, Earl 5-1-6, Breeden 5-05; UND Hoffschneider 8-0-8, Alexander 4-1-5,
DeSautel 4-1-5.
first down on the two-yard line.
For most the day, the Sioux defense held the passhappy Maverick offense in check. Minnesota State’s
Ben King went 30-for-56 on the day and had one
interception. Much of the defensive pressure came
from Zachariah Babington-Johnson, who ended the
day with four quarterback hurries and was in on sack
with Dan Ullsperger. Minnesota State was also 4-of15 on third down conversions.
Notes: With the half-sack, Babington-Johnson
cracks the top 10 for all-time sack leaders for UND.
He currently has 13.5, which is tied for eighth with
Scott Schultz, Shawn Hanson and Randy Harles ...
Jason Hoffschneider had eight solo tackles and now
has 164 for his career, tying him with Dean
Witkowski for third all-time at UND.
81
2006 GAME RECAPS
000UUU
GAME
7
(4) UND 20
(12) Nebraska-Omaha 21
GAME
8
October 14, 2006
Al Caniglia Field – Omaha,Neb.
OMAHA, Neb. — Despite a near-perfect
return to the lineup by senior quarterback
Reed Manke and a record performance by
receiver Weston Dressler, the fourth-ranked
Fighting Sioux were handed a 21-20 loss by
No. 12 Nebraska-Omaha this afternoon at
Caniglia Field.
But it was a six-yard scoring run by
Nebraska-Omaha quarterback Zach Miller
with 8:44 remaining that served as the decisive score. Miller’s touchdown answered a
27-yard field goal by UND’s Brandon
Hellevang on the previous possession that
had put the Sioux in front 20-14.
Miller and the Mavericks promptly marched
68 yards on six plays for the winning point.
UND actually held the nation’s top-ranked
rushing attacke to 212 yards on the ground,
more than 100 yards under UNO’s average
coming into the game.
Miller carried 15 times for 81 yards and two
scores, while senior running back Kyle
Kasperbauer, the NCC’s leading rusher, was
held to 119 yards on 27 carries (4.4 avg.).
The Mavericks’ winning drive was aided by
two critical plays. First, facing third-andseven from his own 35, Miller’s pass down
the seam went through the hands of a Sioux
defender and into the arms of UNO receiver
Troy Kush, who took the ball to UND’s 39.
On the following play, UND’s Rory Manke
was flagged for pass interference at the Sioux
goal line, giving the Mavericks a first down at
the 24. Two plays later Miller scored the decisive touchdown.
After a three-and-out by the Sioux, the
Mavericks took over with 7:15 remaining and
were able to chew up all but the final 16 seconds of regulation to preserve the win.
Sophomore running back Brandon Brady
scored UND’s only other touchdown, barreling over the goal line from one yard out in the
first quarter for his fourth score of the season.
Hellevang added a pair of field goals, connecting from 18 and 27 yards away.
In addition to his 81 yards and two TDs on
the ground, Miller completed seven of 13
passes for 131 yards and a 36-yard touchdown to Troy Kush, which came with 23 sec-
82
October 28, 2006
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Although they are
rare for the University of North Dakota football
team, it’s apparent that the bye week did some
good.
The Sioux fired on every cylinder this afternoon at the Alerus Center. The offense racked
up 478 yards, while the defense created five
turnovers, as UND dominated Minnesota
Duluth 38-14 in front of a crowd of 8,009.
The win improves UNO to 4-0 in the North
Central Conference and 5-1 overall, while the
Sioux fall to 4-1 in NCC play and 6-1 overall.
Manke, who returned to the starting lineup
after a three-game absence, completed his
first 15 passes and finished 25-of-31 for 232
yards and a touchdown. He was also intercepted once. Dressler, meanwhile, tied a
school record with 15 receptions for a careerhigh 159 yards, including a 24-yard touchdown in the first quarter.
Minnesota Duluth 14
(10) UND 38
Much of the action came in the first half. UND
jumped out to a 35-0 lead at half and had 353
yards, averaging just under 10 yards per play.
The Sioux defense, meanwhile, held Duluth to
67 yards on 32 plays.
Box Score
Score
UND
Nebraska-Omaha
1
7
14
2
7
0
3
3
0
4
3
7
T
20
21
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 7,812
UNO Miller 1 yd run (McCawley)
UNO Kush 36 yd pass from Miller (McCawley)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
19
23-73
232
56-305
25-33-1
1-0
4-51
4-39.8
0
27:41
UNO
20
50-212
131
63-343
7-13-1
2-1
6-45
4-36.8
2
32:19
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 15-79-0; UNO Kasperbauer 27119-0, Miller 15-81-2.
UND Manke 25-31-232-1-1; UNO Miller 7-13131-1-1.
UND Dressler 15-159-1, Groeschl 5-37-0; UNO
T. Kush 3-91-1, Hohlen 1-15-0.
UND Wolff 5-4-9, DeSautel 5-4-9, Greenwood
4-5-9; UNO Brandsted 4-2-6; Onatolu 4-4-8, R.
Kush 3-5-8, Taylor 5-1-6, Danenhauer 2-4-6.
onds remaining in the first quarter.
UND, which has not won in Omaha since
1995, is now off for a week before returning
to action at home against Minnesota Duluth
on Oct. 28.
Notes: Manke’s interception late in the first
half was his first since the fourth quarter at
Central Washington in the season opener on
Sept. 1. It was just the second time he had
been picked off all season, and just the fifth
in 307 career pass attempts ... Dressler’s 100yard receiving performance was his third of
the season and fifth of his career.
The Sioux also scored touchdowns on each of
their first four possessions. Chris Belmore and
Weston Dressler connected for touchdowns on
three separate occasions. The defense also provided some points. Rory Manke intercepted a
Ted Schlafke pass and returned 56 yards into
the end zone.
The Sioux methodically drove the ball down
the field on their first possession, setting a tone
for the rest of the game. UND drove 88 yards on
12 plays. Most of the work was done on the
ground with a combination of rushes from Ryan
Chappell, Chris Beatty and Belmore. However,
the biggest play on the drive came from
Belmore's arm. On a third-and-10 near midfield, Belmore found Lee Groeschl who scampered for 15 yards.
The drive was capped by the first Belmore-toDressler touchdown. That touchdown pass was
Belmore’s 40th of his career, a mark that only
five other quarterbacks have achieved.
After Duluth’s Brett Baumann missed a 45yard field goal, the Sioux responded again.
Belmore connected with Dressler for 51 yards.
This time it wasn’t for a score, but set up a
Chappell five-yard rushing touchdown.
Chappell ended the game with 71 yards.
Then the defense took over. Manke intercepted
Schlafke for his score, and then the Sioux
defense set up the offense for two more touchdowns.
The Bulldogs were stopped on 4th-and-8 on the
UND 34-yard line. Schlafke, who was hurried
by Zachariah Babington-Johnson, tried to find
Tony Doherty on a long pass up the middle.
However, the pass was deflected on an athletic
play from Donovan Alexander. One play later
the Belmore connected with Dressler for a 66yard score.
On Duluth’s next possession, Tom DeSautel
picked off another Schlafke pass. One play later
Belmore connected with Dressler for a 41-yard
touchdown.
Despite giving up two second half touchdowns,
the Sioux defense was dominant throughout the
Box Score
Score
Minnesota Duluth
UND
1 2
0 0
21 14
3
7
0
4
7
3
T
14
38
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 8,009
UND Manke 56 yd INT (Hellevang)
UMD Bullock 5 yd pass from Schlafke (Baumann)
UMD Doherty 85 yd pass from Schlafke (Baumann)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UMD
15
18-28
326
61-354
24-43-4
1-1
3-25
3-37.0
2
25:02
UND
25
49-240
238
68-478
13-19-1
1-1
5-39
3-40.3
2
34:53
Stat Leaders
UMD Seta 7-27-0; UND Strouth 17-112-0,
Chappell 11-71-1, Beatty 11-29-0.
UMD Schlafke 24-43-326-2-4; UND Bemore
13-19-238-3-1.
UMD Anson 7-99-0, Doherty 7-156-1; UND
Dressler 7-174-3, Grover 3-25-0.
UMD Yelk 7-2-7, Lokombo 7-0-7; UND
Babington-Johnson 4-3-7, Hoffschneider 4-0-4,
Greenwood 3-1-4, Stroup 2-2-4.
game. Schlafke was constantly pressured, as
the Sioux defense ended with two sacks and 12
quarterback hurries. The Sioux also picked off
four Schlafke passes and recovered one fumble.
The Sioux ended with 271 yards rushing.
Brandon Strouth led the way with 113 yards. It
was Strouth's first career 100-yard game.
Notes: Belmore’s three touchdown passes give
him 42 in his career, which ties him with Jay
Gustafson and Corey Colehour for third alltime at UND.
2006 GAME RECAPS
000UUU
GAME
9
(10) UND 34
St. Cloud State 27 (ot)
GAME
10
November 4, 2006
Husky Stadium – St. Cloud, Minn.
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — UND’s North Central
Conference title hopes are alive and well after a
34-27 overtime victory over St. Cloud State this
afternoon at Husky Stadium. The win, coupled
with South Dakoa’s victory over NebraskaOmaha, pulls the Sioux into a first-place tie with
USD and UNO heading into next Saturday’s regular season finale against South Dakota.
The two biggest plays came from a familiar
connection. UND quarterback Reed Manke
and Weston Dressler connected for two
touchdown passes in the second quarter.
UND found itself trailing 27-24 midway through
the quarter, with St. Cloud State’s Jon Gutierrez
lining up for a 35-yard field goal that would have
made it a two-possession game. However, UND’s
Adam Wolff blocked the kick to keep the deficit at
just three points with 9:18 left in regulation.
After the Sioux defense forced a three-and-out on
the next series, Hellevang had a chance to win the
game, but his 48-yard attempt into the wind on the
final play of regulation was wide left.
The Huskies won the overtime coin toss and elected to put the Sioux on offense, but UND found the
end zone on just two plays, back-to-back runs by
Chappell covering 11 and 14 yards.
It was Chappell who also opened the scoring on
this afternoon, in a see-saw first half that surprisingly saw 41 points put on the scoreboard despite
a matchup of two of the top defenses in the NCC.
Chappell’s 11-yard scoring run was the exclamation point on UND’s opening drive, givng the
Sioux an early 7-0 lead.
The first score came from the legs of Dressler
after the catch. Manke found Dressler open at
midfield near the South Dakota 15-yard line.
Dressler then outran the defense and somersaulted over the goal line. That score gave the
Sioux a 17-13 lead, which the Sioux never
lost from there.
Box Score
Score
UND
St. Cloud State
1
7
10
2
14
10
3
3
7
4
3
0
ot
7
0
T
34
27
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 4,077
SCSU Gutierrez 30 yd field goal
SCSU Johnson 50 yd pass from Quesnel (Gutierrez)
SCSU Gutierrez 42 yd field goal
SCSU Hedlof 59 blocked FG return (Gutierrez)
SCSU Patrick 2 yd run (Gutierrez kick)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
25
42-209
228
82-437
27-40-0
1-0
7-66
4-35.8
5
37:28
SCSU
12
23-19
266
52-285
18-29-1
2-0
3-25
3-30.3
6
37:32
Gutierrez extended the lead to 13-7 with a 42-yard
effort, but Dressler gave UND the lead back with a
two-yard touchdown reception midway through
the period, his school-record 12th regular season
TD catch.
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 23-150-3, Dressler 2-43-0; SCSU
Patrick 8-19-1, Kamin 5-2-0.
UND Manke 26-37-217-1-0; SCSU Quesnel 1829-266-1-1.
UND Trenbeaty 10-92-0, Dressler 7-53-1, Tatom
3-25-0; SCSU Patrick 6-20-0, Stover 5-128-0,
Sedin 4-57-0.
UND Ullsperger 4-3-7, Meek 3-3-6, BabingtonJohnson 3-3-6; SCSU Denne 7-3-10, Hedlof 4-59, Niehaus 3-6-9.
UND was in position to add to the lead on its next
series, but a Hellevang field goal attempt was
blocked after a low snap, and SCSU’s Philip
Hedlof returned it 59 yards for a touchdown and a
20-14 Husky lead.
Saturday at the Alerus Center with at least a share
of the conference title on the line. A Sioux win
and a Nebraska-Omaha loss would give UND the
championship outright.
The Huskies responded, however, with a 30-yard
Gutierrez field goal and a Nate Johnson 50-yard
touchdown reception on their first two possessions
and St. Cloud State took a 10-7 lead into the second quarter.
But Chappell answered with his second of three
scoring TDs, this time scampering 19 yards to finish off an efficient nine-play, 80-yard scoring
march.
UND (8-1, 6-1 NCC) will host South Dakota next
November 11, 2006
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — The University of
North Dakota football team captured a share
of the North Central Conference championship on Saturday afternoon at the Alerus
Center. The Sioux beat South Dakota 33-26
in front of 9,078 fans, clinching their second
straight title.
Ryan Chappell’s 14-yard touchdown run on the
second play of overtime was the winning score and
capped another late-game rally for the Fighting
Sioux.
The Sioux took over at their own 20 and promptly
put together a 15-play, 66-yard march to set up a
game-tying 31-yard field goal by freshman kicker
Brandon Hellevang with 1:40 remaining.
(15) South Dakota 26
(8) UND 33
Notes: Chappell now has 782 rushing yards on the
season, the second-highest total by a freshman in
Fighting Sioux history. He needs just 64 yards to
break Phillip Moore’s UND record for regular
season rushing yards by a freshman (846) and 140
yards to break his overall freshman rushing record
(921).
The second score was a great pass from
Manke. On a third-and-10 from the 23-yard
line, Dressler, who ended the day with five
catches for 84 yards, somehow snuck behind
the defensive back in the middle of the end
zone and was open. Manke’s pass was perfect. That score gave the Sioux a 24-16 lead
and enough breathing room heading into the
locker room.
South Dakota did kick a field goal to pull
within 24-19 on its first drive of the second
half. However, UND answered immediately.
On a third-and-fourth, Manke rolled right and
lofted the ball downfield to Lee Groeschl for
a 56-yard completion. One play later Ryan
Chappell, who ended the game with 57 yards,
pushed through the line of scrimmage for a
nine-yard touchdown. That score gave the
Sioux a 30-19 lead with 3:55 remaining in the
third quarter.
On UND’s first drive of the game, Manke
connected with Blair Grover for a 20-yard
touchdown reception. That score was set up
by a 68-yard opening kickoff return to the
South Dakota 32-yard line.
USD led 13-10 at one point. Noah Shepard
found some open running room after a play
broke down and ran 22 yards for a touchdown. Frank Leibrarth’s point after attempt
was blocked. On UND’s next possession,
however, Manke and Dressler connected for
their first touchdown.
South Dakota tied it 7-7 with 10:17 remaining in the first quarter, but UND answered on
its next possession. Brandon Hellevang connected on a 44-yard field goal.
Box Score
Score
South Dakota
UND
1 2
7 9
10 14
3
3
6
4
7
3
T
26
33
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 9,078
UND Grover 20 yd pass from Manke (Hellevang)
USD Little 34 yd pass from Shepard (Leibfarth)
UND Hellevang 44 yd field
USD Shepard 22 yd run (PAT blocked)
USD Leibfarth 29 yd field goal
USD Leibfarth 34 yd field goal
UND Chappell 9 yd run (2-pt PAT failed)
USD Allison 18 yd pass from Shepard (Leibfarth)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
USD
20
42-165
182
69-347
15-27-1
1-0
3-15
3-42.7
0
33:04
UND
15
24-71
269
55-340
21-31-0
0-0
6-35
4-36.8
3
26:56
Stat Leaders
USD Logan 14-73-0, Shepard 15-50-1, Mlady
13-42-0; UND Chappell 11-57-1, Strouth 2-6-0.
USD Shepard 15-27-182-2-1; UND Manke 2131-269-3-0.
USD Little 6-71-1, Allison 3-53-1; UND
Groeschl 6-84-0, Trenbeath 6-57-0, Dressler 584-2.
USD Reid 6-1-7, Simmons 5-2-7; UND
Alexander 10-0-10, Ullsperger 6-2-8,
Hoffschneider 5-3-8.
Hellevang also hit a 51-yarder with 11:16
remaining in the fourth quarter to make it 3319.
North Dakota will now enter postseason play.
Dates and times of games will be announced
on Sunday, Nov. 12, between noon and 1 p.m.
on ESPN News (Grand Forks ch. 70).
Notes: Hellevang’s 51-yard fourth quarter
field goal was a career long. His previous best
was the 44-yarder he hit earlier in the game ...
Dressler set a new single-season touchdown
record with 14 scores.
83
2006 GAME RECAPS
000UUU
GAME
(19) Winona State 0
(8) UND 42
GAME
(8) UND 38
(13) Nebraska-Omaha 35
11
November 18, 2006
12
November 25, 2006
Al Caniglia Field – Omaha, Neb.
~NCAA Division II Playoffs – 2nd Round~
~NCAA Division II Playoffs – 1st Round~
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Today was Ryan
Chappell’s day. The freshman running back,
playing in his first career NCAA playoff
game, ran for 235 yards and five touchdowns,
averaging 14.7 yards per attempt.
OMAHA, Neb. — Freshman kicker Brandon
Hellevang booted a 26-yard field goal with 2:45
remaining and the Sioux defense held NebraskaOmaha to -8 yards on its final offensive possession as
UND defeated the Mavericks 38-35 this afternoon in
NCAA second round action.
Today’s game was also about the offensive
line, who not only opened up a number of
holes that got Chappell started, but controlled
the tempo of UND’s 42-0 victory over
Winona State in the first round of the NCAA
Division II playoffs. The Sioux ended with
404 rushing yards and 595 total yards, the
best offensive production all season.
Chappell got the Sioux rolling on UND’s first
possession of the game. After a Mike Salerno
punt backed the Sioux to the 21-yard line,
Chappell had a big hole and ran for 56 yards
on UND’s first play. One play later Chappell
rounded the left side of the offensive line and
ran 23 yards for a touchdown.
Stopped by a Reed Manke interception and a
Lee Groeschl fumble, UND stalled on the
next two drives. But Chappell got things
going for Sioux again early in the second
quarter.
On a second-and-fourth from the Winona 24yard line, Chappell rushed for 16 yards.
Manke connected with Chappell for a oneyard reception on the next play, but a facemask penalty was called, giving the Sioux a
first down from the three. Chappell scored his
second touchdown on the next play, giving
the Sioux a 14-0 lead with 13:18 remaining
the second quarter.
The Sioux defense held Winona scoreless on
its next possession, an 11-play, 45-yard effort,
which led to Chappell’s next touchdown.
Chappell ran for 3, 16, 7 and 21 yards. The
final effort went for the score.
Chappell’s fourth touchdown was probably
the prettiest. Chappell was surrounded at the
line of scrimmage, but broke through and
weaved his way through a number of defenders for the score. That touchdown gave the
Sioux a 28-0 with 1:18 remaining in the second quarter.
The Sioux led 28-0 at half, but Chappell
quickly added to UND’s total. Once again on
the second play of the half, Chappell found
the end zone. This time Chappell went for 64
yards.
Winona State quarterback Aaron Boettcher
was injured on the second play of the game
and the Warriors never really got into a
rhythm. Credit much of that to the Sioux
defense, who had one interception, one sack
and held Winona State to 2.03 yards per play.
Senior running back Chris Beatty got into the
action in the fourth quarter. Beatty rushed for
a 19-yard score. He ended with 79 yards on
six attempts and the touchdown.
UND advances to the second round of the
NCAA playoffs and will face second-seeded
84
UND now advances to the NCAA Division II quarterfinals, where it will take to the road next Saturday
to face defending national champion Grand Valley
State.
UND’s defensive stand that set up Hellevang’s gamewinning kick came after UNO’s offense scored
touchdowns on five of its six full possessions through
three quarters. The Mavericks were driving agai midway through the fourth quarter until Sioux defenisve
back Rory Manke intercepted a Zach Miller pass at
the UND 32.
That put the ball in the hands of the elder Manke,
Sioux senior quarterback Reed Manke, who cooly
marched the Sioux 42 yards, chipping five and a half
minutes off the clock, to put Hellevang in position.
Box Score
Score
Winona State
UND
1 2
0 0
7 21
3
0
7
4
0
7
T
0
42
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 5,073
UND Beatty 19 yd run (Hellevang)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
WSU
9
27-15
107
60-122
12-33-0
1-0
6-45
8-37.9
1
30:38
UND
29
42-404
191
71-595
19-29-1
2-2
11-105
2-31.0
4
29:22
The Sioux defense held on UNO’s final possession,
giving UND its only two defensive stops when it mattered most.
Those defensive stands were a stark contrast from the
first three quarters of the game, when the two offenses punched and counter-punched throughout. Even
the first play of the game was symbollic of the offensive fireworks that were to come.
UND won the coin toss and elected to receive, and
junior Weston Dressler dashed his way 66 yards into
Maverick territory. UND capped off the opening
drive with a Manke-to-Blair Grover two-yard touchdown.
But as the would throughout the day, NebraskaOmaha came right back with an answer to UND’s
points. Miller scored his first of four rushing touchdowns on the day, running off tackle right for a oneyad touchdown on the very next series. UND’s Will
Kusler blocked the extra point attempt and the Sioux
held a 7-6 lead.
Stat Leaders
WSU Davis 7-37-0, Wiese 8-21-0; UND
Chappell 16-235-5, Beatty 6-79-1, Brady 8-33-0.
WSU Trotter 11-31-102-0-0; UND Manke (1518-130-0-1, Belmore 3-7-49-0-0.
WSU Ellestad 3-56-0, Rottman 2-15-0; UND
Tatom 4-55-0, Trenbeath 3-32-0, Dressler 3-15-0.
WSU Tackmann 10-0-10, Perkette 3-2-5; UND
Meek 4-1-5, Alexander 4-1-5, Manke 4-1-5.
On UND’s second offensive series, Manke engineered a seven-play, 54-yard drive that ended with a
six-yard rushing touchdown by Dressler, the first of
his career along the ground.
Nebraska-Omaha next Saturday afternoon in
Omaha.
This time the Sioux were forced to answer and they
did. UND moved the ball 80 yards on nine plays, the
last 39 of which were covered by a Manke-to-Brady
Trenbeath pass and run over the middle and UND
regained the lead at 21-20.
Notes: Chappell’s 235 rushing yards are the
most by a Sioux player since Phillip Moore
ran 39 yards for 282 against Augustana
(11/7/98). It also sets a UND single-game
playoff record, a mark previously held by
Shannon Burnell. Burnell had 191 yards on
Nov. 20, 1993 against Pittsburg State ...
Chappell’s 15 rushing touchdowns are a
UND freshman record ... Chappell also
became the first Sioux freshman to rush for
over 1,000 yards in a season ... UND is now
9-0 in postseason games at the Alerus Center.
Trailing 14-6, Miller and the Maverick offense went
to work and the junior QB made it 14-13 game with
a dazzling 14-yard scoring scamper on a broken play.
The Mavericks grabbed their first – and only – lead
of the game early in the second quarter, when UNO
running back Nate Wurth busted a tackle and raced
up the sideline for a 54-yard scoring run to make it
20-14 Mavs.
Box Score
Score
UND
Nebraska-Omaha
1 2
14 14
13 7
3
7
8
4
3
7
T
38
35
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 5,312
UND Grover 2 yd pass from Manke (Hellevang)
UNO Miller 1 yd run (PAT blocked)
UND Dressler 6 yd run (Hellevang)
UNO Wurth 54 yd run (McCawley)
UND Trenbeath 39 pass from Manke (Hellevang)
UND Dressler 19 pass from Manke (Hellevang)
UNO Miller 2 yd run (Kasperbauer 2-pt PAT)
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
20
35-119
260
66-379
22-31-1
1-0
6-48
1-42.0
0
30:31
UNO
20
42-319
94
57-413
7-15-1
2-0
6-49
0-0.0
1
29:29
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 25-109-0; UNO Miller 21-152-4,
Kasperbauer 16-113-0, Wurth 4-54-1.
UND Manke 22-31-260-3-1; UNO Miller 7-1594-0-1.
UND Dressler 9-78-1, Trenbeath 7-125-1; UNO
Herold 3-70-0, T. Kush 2-21-0.
UND DeSautel 7-2-9, Hoffschneider 3-4-7; UNO
Woods 5-4-9, Onatolu 5-3-8, R. Kush 5-3-8.
would be the last points for UNO.
UNO looked poised to take the lead late in the first
half, but Andrew McCawley’s 39-yard field goal
attempt was blocked by Steve Brennan. Ten plays
and 78 yards later, it was Manke to Dressler for a 19yard scoring strike with 50.3 seconds left in the half
and UND took a 28-20 lead into the locker room.
Miller scored on a two-yard plunge on UNO’s first
series of the second half, but UND countered with a
one-yard run by Brandon Brady to take back the
seven-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Miller scored his fourth TD of the game on a fiveyard effort with 13:08 left on the clock, but that
Manke completed his first 10 passes, eerily similar
to UND’s regular season game at UNO in October
when he completed his first 15. He finished 22-of-31
for 260 yards and three touchdowns.
UND will now face Grand Valley State for the fifth
time in the postseason since 2001.
Notes: Dressler’s touchdown catch was the 24th of
his career, tying Dan Graf’s school record ... UND’s
win was its first in Omaha since 1995, snapping a
five-game losing streak at Caniglia Field.
2006 GAME RECAPS
GAME
(8) UND 20
(1) Grand Valley State 30
13
December 2, 2006
Lubbers Stadium – Allendale, Mich.
~NCAA Division II Playoffs – Quarterfinals~
ALLENDALE, Mich. — For the second straight
season, North Dakota’s bid for an NCAA
Division II football championship has ended
with a loss at Grand Valley State. The top-ranked
Lakers used 27 first-quarter points to upend the
eighth-ranked Sioux 30-20 this afternoon at
Lubbers Stadium in the NCAA quarterfinal.
Grand Valley’s first-quarter explosion proved to
be too big a hole for the Sioux to climb out of,
although UND made a spirited push by scoring
20 of the game’s final 23 points.
When GVSU senior quarterback and Harlon Hill
Trophy finalist Cullen Finnerty hit Terry
Mitchell in the end zone from 20 yards on the
Lakers’ third offensive play, it kick-started a
scoring run that had the Sioux trailing 27-0 late
in the first qurter.
On the Lakers’ second possession, Finnerty
found receiver Eric Fowler in the back corner of
the end zone and GVSU led 14-0 midway
through the opening quarter.
The Lakers struck again, this time on UND’s
next possession, when linebacker Anthony
Adams stripped Sioux quarterback Reed Manke
of the ball, and picked up and scampered
untouched for a 28-yard touchdown.
Then less than four minutes later Finnerty again
connected with Fowler, who made a spectacular,
one-handed diving catch in the end zone for a
four-yard score. The extra point missed, but the
Lakers owned a commanding 27-0 lead with 1:40
remaining in the quarter.
UND’s offense did begin to click in the second
quarter, and the Sioux finally got on the board
five minutes in when Manke hit freshman receiver Brady Trenbeath over the middle, and
Trenbeath broke several tackles on his way to a
46-yard touchdown.
The Sioux appeared to be on the verge of making
it a two-score game late in the first half, driving
deep into Laker territory. But freshman running
back Ryan Chappell coughed up the ball at the
GVSU five-yard line, allowing the Lakers to hold
on to their 27-7 lead going into the locker room.
UND did eventually make it a 27-14 game when
Brandon Brady hit paydirt on a one-yard scoring
plunge with seven seconds left in the third quarter.
Grand Valley kicker Todd Carter connected on a
28-yard field goal four minutes into the fourth
quarter, making it 30-14 with 11:18 remaining.
The Sioux would not go quietly, however. With
just over five minutes remaining, Manke hit
Weston Dressler on a swing pass, and Dressler
weaved his way into the end zone from 17-yards
out for his school-record 25th-career touchdown
reception. UND lined up to go for the two-point
conversion, but Manke slipped dropping back to
pass and the Sioux deficit stood at 10.
The UND defense forced a pair of turnovers in
the dying minutes, but the Sioux were able to
turn either of them into points.
Grand Valley State now advances to the national
semifinal round against either Delta State or
North Alabama in search of a second straight
NCAA title. UND’s season ends at 11-2.
Box Score
Score
UND
Grand Valley State
1
0
27
2
7
0
3
7
0
4
6
3
T
20
30
Scoring Summary
Attendance: 5,184
GVSU Mitchell 20 yd pass from Finnerty (Carter)
GVSU Fowler 10 yd pass from Finnerty (Carter)
GVSU Adams 28 yd fumber recovery (Carter)
GVSU Fowler 4 yd pass from Finnerty (Carter)
GVSU Carter 28 yd field goal
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
Sacks By
Time of Possession
UND
19
27-68
328
78-396
29-51-2
2-2
5-36
7-29.4
0
29:27
GVSU
18
33-159
248
62-407
15-29-1
5-4
7-55
5-33.2
3
30:33
Stat Leaders
UND Chappell 15-70-0, Dressler 3-16-0; GVSU
Finnerty 16-85-0, Martin 11-76-0.
UND Manke 29-51-328-2-2; GVSU Finnerty 1529-248-3-1.
UND Dressler 10-122-1, Trenbeath 10-119-1,
Chappell 6-58-0; GVSU Fowler 12-174-2,
Mitchell 3-74-1.
Tackling (UA-A-Total)
UND Stroup 5-4-9, Alexander 5-3-8, Brennan 51; GVSU Skuta 7-2-9, McGuckin 6-2-8.
Notes: Dressler had 10 catches for 122 yards and
surpassed Dan Grossman as the team’s all-time
leader in career receptions (167). Dressler also
finished the season with a school-record 1,215
receiving yards to break Ron Gustafson’s 33yard old record, and he became just the second
player in school history to catch 90 passes in a
single season, joining Willis Stattelman, who
had 97 in 2003 ... Dressler also broke his own
school record for single-season all-purpose
yards, finishing the year with 2,027 yards. He
previously set the record last year with 1,915 ...
UND’s senior class of 2006 graduates as the
winningest senior group in school history with a
44-11 record.
85
2006 NCC STATS
2006 NCC Standings
Conference
School
W L PF
North Dakota
7 1 227
Nebraska-Omaha
7
1 274
South Dakota
6
2 247
Minnesota Duluth
4
4 145
5 177
5 147
Minnesota State
2 6 147
St. Cloud State
1
7 148
PA
146
162
160
210
220
212
189
182
Team Statistics
School
1. South Dakota
2. North Dakota
3. Nebraska-Omaha
4. Central Washington
5. Minnesota State
6. Augustana
7. Minnesota Duluth
8. St. Cloud State
9. Western Washington
W
11
8
9
6
6
5
4
3
(All games)
Total Offense
Plays
Rush
802
3,294
823
2,055
693
3,105
725
1,085
754
626
644
1,075
671
663
638
1,004
631
1,197
Pass
2,264
3,042
1,117
2,707
3,143
2,493
2,574
2,486
1,840
Rushing Offense
School
Att.
Yards
Avg.
1. Nebraska-Omaha
529
3,105
5.9
2. South Dakota
531
3,294
6.2
3. North Dakota
435
2,055
4.7
4. Western Washington 361
1,197
3.3
5. Central Washington 370
1,085
2.9
6. Augustana
295
1,075
3.6
7. St. Cloud State
297
1,004
3.4
8. Minnesota Duluth
241
663
2.8
9. Minnesota State
235
626
2.7
Passing Offense
School
Comp. Att. Pct.
1. Minnesota State
299 519 57.6
2. Minnesota Duluth
257 430 59.8
235 355 66.2
4. North Dakota
254 388 65.2
5. Augustana
186 349 53.3
6. St. Cloud State
190 341 55.7
7. South Dakota
148 271 54.6
8. Western Washington 160 270 59.3
9. Nebraska-Omaha
88 164 53.7
School
TD
1. South Dakota
56
2. North Dakota
54
3. Nebraska-Omaha 47
4. St. Cloud State
33
5. Augustana
34
6. Central Wash.
33
7. Minnesota Duluth 26
8. Minnesota State 31
9. Western Wash.
24
86
Overall
L PF PA
2 411 244
3 338 250
4 420 253
4 210 231
5 246 255
6 203 267
7 228 258
8 270 223
Yards Yds/G
5,558 427.5
5,097 392.1
4,222 383.8
3,792 344.7
3,769 342.6
3,568 324.4
3,237 323.7
3,490 317.3
3,037 276.1
Yds/G
282.3
253.4
158.1
108.8
98.6
97.9
91.3
66.3
56.9
TD
36
30
26
13
10
9
16
9
3
Yards Avg./G TD/I
3,143 285.7 22/17
2,574 257.4 17/15
2,707 246.1 21/13
3,042 234.0 26/10
2,493 226.6 21/14
2,486 226.0 12/13
2,264 174.2 22/11
1,840 167.3 10/9
1,117 101.5
6/9
Scoring Offense
FG PAT 2-pt. Safety Pts. Pts./G
11
51
0
0 420
32.3
12
49
1
0 411
31.6
3
43
1
1 338
30.7
14
30
0
0 270
24.5
6
31
1
0 255
23.2
6
26
2
0 246
22.4
8
24
1
1 210
21.0
6
22
1
0 228
20.7
12
23
0
0 203
18.5
School
1. South Dakota
2. St. Cloud State
3. North Dakota
4. Nebraska-Omaha
5. Minnesota Duluth
7. Augustana
8. Minnesota State
Total Defense
Plays
Rush
774
960
715
1,273
822
1,323
649
961
668
1,507
652
1,385
724
1,625
741
1,718
693
1,673
Pass
2,783
2,098
2,757
2,520
2,053
2,569
2,356
2,339
2,443
Rushing Defense
School
Att.
Yards
Avg.
1. South Dakota
367
960
2.6
2. Nebraska-Omaha
301
961
3.2
3. North Dakota
409
1,323
3.2
4. St. Cloud State
373
1,273
3.4
1,385
4.5
6. Augustana
349
1,625
4.7
7. Minnesota Duluth
384
1,507
3.9
1,673
4.4
9. Minnesota State
401
1,718
4.3
Passing Defense
School
Comp. Att. Pct.
1. St. Cloud State
196 342 57.3
2. Minnesota Duluth
158 284 55.6
3. North Dakota
221 413 53.5
4. Minnesota State
188 340 55.3
5. South Dakota
251 407 61.7
6. Augustana
215 375 57.3
8. Nebraska-Omaha
210 348 60.3
210 346 60.7
School
TD
1. North Dakota
29
2. South Dakota
34
3. St. Cloud State
29
6. Central Wash.
34
8. Western Wash.
34
9. Augustana
37
Yards Yds/G
3,743 287.9
3,371 306.5
4,080 313.8
3,481 316.5
3,560 356.0
3,954 359.5
3,981 361.9
4,057 368.8
4,116 374.2
Yds/G
73.8
87.4
101.8
115.7
125.9
147.7
105.7
152.1
156.2
TD
13
14
12
12
12
17
12
15
18
Yards Avg./G TD/I
2,098 190.7 13/14
2,053 205.3 14/18
2,757 212.1 14/14
2,339 212.6 15/9
2,783 214.1 17/12
2,356 214.2 20/15
2,443 222.1 17/12
2,520 229.1 19/16
2,569 233.5 20/11
Scoring Defense
13
23
3
1 244
18.8
6
31
0
0 253
19.5
8
23
1
0 223
20.3
7
31
0
0 250
22.7
10
27
0
0 231
23.1
6
27
2
0 255
23.2
11
27
0
0 258
23.5
10
29
2
0 267
24.3
9
32
0
0 281
25.5
2006 NCC STATS
Individual Statistics
(All Games)
Rushing (Yds./Game)
Player
Att.
Yards Avg.
1. Stefan Logan, USD
236
1,707
7.2
2. Kyle Kasperbauer, UNO 222
1,288
5.8
3. Zach Miller, UNO
148
1,098
7.4
4. Ryan Chappell, UND
191
1,253
6.6
5. Calvin McCarty, WWU 130
492
3.8
6. Craig Garner, WWU
129
655
5.1
7. Johnny Lopez, CWU
126
540
4.3
8. Michael Graham, SCSU 89
474
5.3
9. Travis Mlady, USD
109
557
5.1
10. Nate Wurth, UNO
76
464
6.1
Passing Efficiency
Player
Comp. Att. Pct.
1. Noah Shepard, USD
114 212 53.8
2. Reed Manke, UND
193 281 68.7
3. Chris Pomerleau, AC
21 36 58.3
4. Chris Belmore, UND
60 101 59.4
5. Mike Reilly, CWU
231 351 65.8
6. Mike Hammerseng, SCSU 43 77 55.8
7. Zach Miller, UNO
54 97 55.7
8. Tommy Flyger, AC
163 310 52.6
9. Ben King, MSU
286 483 59.2
10. Jon Quesnel, SCSU
147 264 55.7
Player
1. Ben King, MSU
2. Ted Schlafke, UMD
3. Mike Reilly, CWU
4. Reed Manke, UND
5. Tommy Flyger, AC
6. Zach Miller, UNO
9. James Monrean, WWU
Total Offense
Rush
-86
183
272
98
334
1,098
403
10
-37
1,707
Avg./G
131.3
117.1
109.8
96.4
70.3
59.5
54.0
43.1
42.8
42.2
TD
9
10
19
15
5
6
4
4
9
3
Yds TD Int. Eff.
1,938 20
8 154.1
2,198 19
6 152.4
246
4
1 146.8
832
7
4 143.6
2,660 21 13 141.8
711
2
4 131.6
713
4
5 120.7
2,195 16 13 120.7
3,017 20 13 120.0
1,775 10
9 117.8
Pass
3,017
2,536
2,660
2,198
2,195
713
1,938
1,775
1,424
0
Pass Receiving (Yds./Game)
Player
Rec. Yards
Avg.
1. Weston Dressler, UND
90
1,215
13.5
2. Bryan Dalton, MSU
73
849
11.6
3. Johnny Spevak, CWU
61
754
12.4
4. Zach Stover, SCSU
38
789
20.8
5. Greg Aker, UMD
68
675
9.9
6. Tyrell Smith, MSU
68
695
10.2
32
597
18.7
8. Tommy Ellingworth, AC 55
651
11.8
9. Brady Trenbeath, UND 60
753
12.6
10. Bryan Alberty, MSU
62
635
10.2
Total
2,931
2,719
2,932
2,296
2,529
1,811
2,341
1,785
1,387
1,707
Avg/G
293.1
271.9
266.5
255.1
229.9
181.1
180.1
162.3
138.7
131.3
Yds/G
93.5
77.2
75.4
71.7
67.5
63.2
59.7
59.2
57.9
57.7
TD
16
3
8
4
4
5
6
5
4
3
Scoring Offense
School
TD
FG PAT 2-pt. Pts. Pts./G
1. Zach Miller, UNO
19
0
0
0 114
11.4
2. Weston Dressler, UND 17
0
0
0 102
7.8
3. Ryan Chappell, UND 15
0
0
0
90
6.9
4. Jon Gutierrez, SCSU
0
14
30
0
72
6.5
5. Brandon Hellevang, UND 0
12
49
0
85
6.5
6. Frank Leibfarth, USD
0
13
9. Robby Smith, WWU
0
8
Player
1. Coby Sadler, CWU
2. Luke Mikkelsen, USD
3. Joe Nordin, AC
4. Don Grafton, UNO
5. Brent Halfmann, UND
11
0
0
12
0
Punting
No.
50
37
62
39
49
51
0
0
23
0
0
0
2
0
2
Yards
1,995
1,398
2,339
1,471
1,840
84
78
62
59
50
Long
63
54
57
61
56
6.5
6.0
5.6
5.4
5.0
Average
39.9
37.8
37.7
37.7
37.6
Player
1. Melvin Matlock, MSU
4. Dustin Rice, AC
Bryan Alberty, MSU
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yards
32
1,014
18
508
11
297
2
52
1
26
19
438
Avg.
31.7
28.2
27.0
26.0
26.0
23.1
TD
1
1
0
0
0
0
Player
2. Brandon Elliott, WWU
4. A. Richardson, UNO
Punt Returns
No.
Yards
3
98
2
35
19
302
1
14
20
253
Avg.
32.7
17.5
15.9
14.0
12.6
TD
0
0
1
0
0
Interceptions
Player
No. Yards
1. Todd McClellan, WWU
6
61
2. Tim Garceau, UMD
5
61
3. Brandon Kennedy, CWU
5
114
Mitchell Denne, SCSU
5
35
Randy Kush, UNO
5
22
6. Rory Manke, UND
5
116
Avg./G
0.55
0.50
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.38
Sacks
Solo
Asst.
8
0
7
1
7
1
7
0
7
0
Total
8.0
7.5
7.5
7.0
7.0
Avg./G
0.62
0.68
0.58
0.78
0.54
Field Goal Percentage
Player
FG
FGA
Long
14
20
49
2. Robby Smith, WWU
12
19
54
18
51
11
18
42
5. Britt Baumann, UMD
8
13
49
Pct.
70.0
63.2
66.7
61.1
61.5
Player
1. Bobby Stroup, UND
2. Craig Bosch, AC
3. Jared Enger, UND
4. Ryan Kees, SCSU
5. Steve Brennan, UND
TD
0
0
1
0
0
1
87
2006 NCC STATS
Team Statistics
School
1. South Dakota
2. Nebraska-Omaha
3. North Dakota
4. Minnesota State
6. Augustana
7. Minnesota Duluth
8. St. Cloud State
(Conference games)
Total Offense
Plays
Rush
478
1,953
485
2,404
501
1,193
590
496
530
691
847
1,800
540
453
468
458
454
801
Pass
1,416
713
1,721
2,386
2,045
2,647
2,146
1,900
1,450
Rushing Offense
School
Att.
Yards
Avg.
1. Nebraska-Omaha
383
2,404
6.3
2. South Dakota
333
1,953
5.9
3. North Dakota
282
1,193
4.2
4. Augustana
235
847
4.2
801
3.3
691
2.6
7. Minnesota State
182
496
2.7
8. St. Cloud State
207
458
2.2
9. Minnesota Duluth
181
453
2.5
Passing Offense
School
Comp. Att. Pct.
1. Minnesota State
230 408 56.4
2. Minnesota Duluth
212 359 59.1
177 268 66.0
4. St. Cloud State
147 261 56.3
5. Augustana
136 256 53.1
6. North Dakota
148 219 67.6
8. South Dakota
87 145 60.0
9. Nebraska-Omaha
52 102 51.0
Yards Yds/G
3,369 421.1
3,117 389.6
2,914 364.2
2,882 360.2
2,736 342.0
2,647 330.0
2,599 324.9
2,358 294.8
2,251 281.4
Yds/G
300.5
244.1
149.1
149.1
100.1
86.4
62.0
57.2
56.6
TD
30
18
12
12
8
7
3
8
5
Yards Avg./G TD/I
2,386 298.2 14/12
2,146 268.2 12/13
2,045 255.6 15/10
1,900 237.5 8/11
1,800 225.0 16/10
1,721 215.1 15/6
1,450 181.2
9/6
1,416 177.0 14/5
713
89.1
4/6
School
TD
2. South Dakota
33
3. North Dakota
28
4. Augustana
24
6. St. Cloud State
17
Scoring Offense
3
37
0
0 274
34.2
7
28
0
0 247
30.9
11
24
1
0 227
28.4
4
22
1
0 180
22.5
6
19
1
0 177
22.1
10
16
0
0 148
18.5
6
13
1
0 147
18.4
7
18
0
0 147
18.4
8
15
1
0 145
18.1
School
1. South Dakota
2. Nebraska-Omaha
3. North Dakota
4. St. Cloud State
5. Minnesota State
6. Augustana
9. Minnesota Duluth
Total Defense
Plays
Rush
498
541
494
719
505
666
539
1,014
505
1,203
508
1,259
474
1,075
504
1,448
510
1,371
88
Pass
1,854
1,866
1,930
1,638
1,661
1,650
1,836
1,531
1,611
Yards Yds/G
2,395 299.4
2,585 323.1
2,596 324.5
2,652 331.5
2,864 358.0
2,909 363.6
2,911 363.9
2,979 372.4
2,982 372.8
Rushing Defense
School
Att.
Yards
Avg.
1. South Dakota
211
541
2.6
2. North Dakota
231
666
2.9
3. Nebraska-Omaha
227
719
3.2
4. St. Cloud State
275
1,014
3.7
1,075
4.7
6. Minnesota State
269
1,203
4.5
7. Augustana
261
1,259
4.8
8. Minnesota Duluth
321
1,371
4.3
1,448
5.1
Passing Defense
School
Comp. Att. Pct.
2. Minnesota Duluth
114 189 60.3
3. St. Cloud State
156 264 59.1
4. Augustana
140 247 56.7
5. Minnesota State
132 236 55.9
153 243 63.0
7. South Dakota
178 287 62.0
8. Nebraska-Omaha
157 267 58.8
9. North Dakota
156 274 56.9
School
TD
1. North Dakota
17
2. South Dakota
21
4. St. Cloud State
23
7. Augustana
28
Yds/G
67.6
83.2
89.9
126.8
134.4
105.4
157.4
171.4
181.0
TD
7
6
9
10
10
15
14
12
14
Yards Avg./G TD/I
1,531 191.4 11/6
1,611 201.4 11/13
1,638 204.8 10/9
1,650 206.2 14/12
1,661 207.6
9/5
1,836 229.5 19/6
1,854 231.8 12/6
1,866 233.2 12/12
1,930 241.2 9/10
Scoring Defense
9
15
1
0 146
18.2
5
19
0
0 160
20.0
5
21
0
0 162
20.2
8
20
0
0 182
22.8
8
21
0
0 189
23.6
10
24
0
0 210
26.2
6
25
0
0 211
26.4
10
22
2
0 212
26.5
1
25
2
0 220
27.5
2006 NCC STATS
(Conference games)
Rushing (Yds./Game)
Player
Att.
Yards Avg.
151
1,044
6.9
1,042
6.2
3. Zach Miller, UNO
99
801
8.1
124
718
5.8
5. Craig Garner, WWU
95
506
5.3
6. Calvin McCarty, WWU
75
282
3.8
7. Travis Mlady, USD
74
402
5.4
8. Nate Wurth, UNO
59
350
5.9
70
326
4.7
10. Johnny Lopez, CWU
66
260
3.9
Passing Efficiency
Player
Comp. Att. Pct.
69 118 58.5
2. Reed Manke, UND
94 129 72.9
21 36 58.3
54 88 61.4
5. Adam Perry, WWU
26 46 56.5
6. Mike Reilly, CWU
173 264 65.5
7. Mike Hammerseng, SCSU 18 32 56.2
8. James Monrean, WWU 99 160 61.9
9. Tommy Flyger, AC
113 217 52.1
Total Offense
Player
Rush
1. Ben King, MSU
-58
2. Ted Schlafke, UMD
166
3. Mike Reilly, CWU
189
4. Reed Manke, UND
7
5. Tommy Flyger, AC
224
326
7
8. Zach Miller, UNO
801
68
10. James Monrean, WWU
-53
Avg./G
130.5
130.2
114.4
89.8
63.2
56.5
50.2
43.8
40.8
37.1
TD
5
10
14
8
4
2
7
2
4
3
Yds TD Int. Eff.
1,248 13
3 178.6
979
9
2 156.5
246
4
1 146.8
742
6
4 145.6
345
4
1 143.9
1,998 15 10 140.3
346
1
3 138.6
1,058
5
5 121.5
1,502 11
9 118.6
Pass
2,289
2,108
1,998
979
1,502
1,248
1,554
516
742
1,058
Pass Receiving (Yds./Game)
Player
Rec. Yards
Avg.
54
795
14.7
2. Bryan Dalton, MSU
54
635
11.8
3. Greg Aker, UMD
59
619
10.5
4. Zach Stover, SCSU
25
549
22.0
41
465
11.3
6. Chris Jameson, CWU
30
524
17.5
7. Tyrell Smith, MSU
54
522
9.7
8. Tommy Ellingworth, AC 44
489
11.1
9. Josh Boonstra, CWU
41
480
11.7
10. Bryan Alberty, MSU
46
463
10.1
Total
2,231
2,274
2,187
986
1,726
1,574
1,561
1,317
810
1,005
Avg/G
318.7
284.2
273.4
246.5
215.8
196.8
195.1
188.1
162.0
143.6
Yds/G
99.4
79.4
77.4
68.6
66.4
65.5
65.2
61.1
60.0
57.9
TD
10
1
4
2
3
5
2
3
4
1
Scoring Offense
School
TD
FG PAT 2-pt. Pts. Pts./G
1. Zach Miller, UNO
14
0
0
0
84
12.0
0
0
0
60
7.5
Weston Dressler, UND 10
0
0
0
60
7.5
11
24
0
57
7.1
0
7
28
0
49
6.1
8
0
0
0
48
6.0
Stefan Logan, USD
8
0
0
0
48
6.0
Player
1. Coby Sadler, CWU
2. Brent Halfmann, UND
3. Luke Mikkelsen, USD
4. Don Grafton, UNO
5. Joe Nordin, AC
Punting
No.
39
30
23
32
46
Yards
1,570
1,190
881
1,192
1,695
Long
63
56
54
61
55
Average
40.3
39.7
38.3
37.2
36.8
Kickoff Returns
Player
No.
Yards
1. Melvin Matlock, MSU
23
724
10
270
3. Dustin Rice, AC
2
52
Bryan Alberty, MSU
1
26
5. Todd McClellan, WWU
1
24
12
279
Avg.
31.5
27.0
26.0
26.0
24.0
23.2
TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
Player
1. Brandon Elliott, WWU
3. A. Richardson, UNO
4. Kenny Onatolu, UNO
5. Reed Taylor, UNO
Punt Returns
No.
Yards
2
35
12
208
1
14
2
19
2
17
2
16
Avg.
17.5
17.3
14.0
9.5
8.5
8.0
TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
Player
1. Mitchell Denne, SCSU
2. Tim Garceau, UMD
Todd McClellan, WWU
Randy Kush, UNO
Allen King, MSU
6. Rory Manke, UND
Interceptions
No. Yards
5
35
4
59
4
27
4
22
4
13
3
80
Avg./G
0.62
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.38
Sacks
Solo
Asst.
7
1
4
2
4
2
4
1
4
0
4
0
3
1
3
1
Total
7.5
5.0
5.0
4.5
4.0
4.0
3.5
3.5
Avg./G
0.94
0.62
0.62
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.44
0.44
Field Goal Percentage
Player
FG
FGA
Long
1. Garrett Rolsma, CWU
6
7
38
15
51
10
15
47
7
11
42
5. Britt Baumann, UMD
8
13
49
Pct.
85.7
73.3
66.7
63.6
61.5
Player
1. Craig Bosch, AC
2. Cody Ahmann, UMD
Phil Dougherty, CWU
4. Jordan Kroll, SCSU
5. Rob Lewis, UNO
Matt Overton, WWU
9. Adam Wolff, UND
Jared Enger, UND
TD
0
0
0
0
0
1
89
2006 NCC HONORS
000UUU
First Team Offense
Pos.
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
TE
QB
WR
WR
WR
RB
RB
RB
Name
Mitch Braegelmann
Ben Hochstein
Randall Jantzen
Mark Knudsen
Chris Morton
Zac Herold^
Zach Miller
Greg Aker
Weston Dressler
Johnny Spevak
Ryan Chappell
Kyle Kasperbauer*
Stefan Logan&
Team
UND
UNO
UNO
UMD
USD
UNO
UNO
UMD
UND
CWU
UND
UNO
USD
Second Team Offense
Yr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Ht.
6-1
6-4
6-6
6-3
6-5
6-6
6-4
5-11
5-8
6-2
5-11
5-8
5-8
Wt.
273
286
310
295
290
269
216
195
164
190
193
180
185
Yr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Ht.
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-2
5-11
5-11
6-0
5-11
6-3
5-9
6-3
6-0
6-2
6-1
Wt.
280
190
273
268
187
202
200
190
230
210
237
260
267
218
First Team Defense
Pos.
DL
DL
DL
DL
DB
DB
DB
DB
ILB
ILB
ILB
ILB
OLB
OLB
Name
John Barker
Craig Bosch@
Jared Enger
Adam Wolff
Jordan Davis*
Jason Hoffschneider
Chris Reid
Reed Taylor
Bobby Danenhauer
Simon Iniguez
Dan Ullsperger
Antwain Woods
Steve Brennan
Kenny Onatolu#
Team
USD
AC
UND
UND
USD
UND
USD
UNO
UNO
CWU
UND
UNO
UND
UNO
Name
Jon Gutierrez
Coby Sadler
Weston Dressler^
Chris Pomerleau
Team
SCSU
CWU
UND
AC
Yr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Ht.
5-10
5-11
5-8
6-2
MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
Ben Hochstein, Nebraska-Omaha
MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE BACK
Stefan Logan, South Dakota
MOST VALUABLE RECEIVER
Weston Dressler, North Dakota
MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
Adam Wolff, North Dakota
MOST VALUABLE LINEBACKER
Steve Brennan, North Dakota
MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE BACK
Jordan Davis, South Dakota
90
Team
UMD
USD
WWU
UND
USD
SCSU
MSU
MSU
AC
CWU
USD
WWU
WWU
Yr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Ht.
6-5
6-7
6-2
6-3
6-5
6-4
5-8
5-11
5-10
6-3
6-1
5-6
5-10
Wt.
305
286
290
281
290
255
165
200
185
212
235
165
220
Pos.
DL
DL
DL
DL
DB
DB
DB
DB
ILB
ILB
ILB
OLB
OLB
Name
Team
Tarvis Banks
UNO
Ryan Conwell
WWU
Jordan Kroll
SCSU
Joe Niehaus
SCSU
Donovan Alexander UND
Allen King
MSU
Randy Kush
UNO
Tyler Yelk
UMD
Blake Hojer
USD
Nick Ovenden
AC
Shane Simmons
WWU
Justiss Scales
USD
Z. Babington-Johnson UND
Yr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Ht.
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-3
6-2
Wt.
280
230
270
290
181
185
185
195
240
220
220
218
207
Second Team Specialists
* – Two-time first-team selection (2005,2006)
@ – Two-time selection (2004, 2006)
^ – Three-time selection (2004, 2005, 2006)
# – Three-time selection (2003, 2005, 2006)
& – Four-time selection (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)
COACH OF THE YEAR
Pat Behrns, Nebraska-Omaha
Name
Russell Foster
Tim Schneider
Brandon Torrey
Brian Troen
Nick Walters
Anderson Johnson
Bryan Alberty
Bryan Dalton
Tommy Ellingworth
Mike Reilly
Tyler Evans
Craig Garner
Calvin McCarty
Second Team Defense
First Team Specialists
Pos.
K
P
Ret.
Util.
Pos.
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
TE
WR
WR
WR
QB
RB
RB
RB
Wt.
200
174
164
200
Pos.
K
P
Name
Team
Brandon Hellevang UND
Brent Halfmann
UND
Yr. Ht. Wt.
Fr. 5-9 189
Jr. 6-4 225
HONORABLE MENTION
Augustana: WR Ryan Rothenberger, QB Tommy
Flyger, DB Dustin Rice; Minnesota Duluth: WR Tony
Doherty, K Britt Baumann, DB Tim Garceau, ILB
Nate Fears; Minnesota State: OL Zach Verdin, QB
Ben King, DL Telema Bobmanuel, DL Randy Earl,
DB Nick Wilson; Nebraska-Omaha: OL Jake Krause,
WR Troy Kush, P Don Grafton; North Dakota: OL
Taylor Murray, WR Brady Trenbeath, QB Reed
Manke, DB Tom DeSautel; St. Cloud State: OL Matt
Plautz, WR Zach Stover, DL Ryan Kees, DB Mitchell
Denne, DB Philip Hedlof, DB Tate Wheeler; South
Dakota: TE Desmond Allison, QB Noah Shepard, P
Lucas Mikkelsen; Western Washington: QB Robby
Smith, DL Junior Aumavae, DB Todd McClellan
FIRST TEAM BY SCHOOL
North Dakota (9) – Braegelmann, Dressler (twice),
Chappell, Enger, Wolff, Hoffschneider, Ullsperger,
Brennan
Nebraska-Omaha (9) – Hochstein, Jantzen, Herold,
Miller, Kasperbauer, Taylor, Danenhauer, Woods,
Onatolu
South Dakota (5) – Morton, Logan, Barker, Davis,
Reed
Central Washington (3) – Spevak, Iniguez, Sadler
Augustana (2) – Bosch, Pomerleau
Minnesota Duluth (2) – Knudsen, Aker
St. Cloud State (1) – Gutierrez
Minnesota State (0) – None
Western Washington (0) – None
The NCC
Record Book
NCC Team Records
Scoring
Points Scored
Game:
70, MC vs AC (70-0), 1964
70, NDSU vs. AC (70-12), 1968
Season: 375, North Dakota State, 1986
Average Points Per Game
Season: 41.7, North Dakota State, 1986
Points Scored, Combined
Game:
102, SDSU 60 vs. MSU 42, 1993
Highest Losing Score
Game:
44, AC vs. MC (55), 1985
Total Touchdowns Scored
Extra Points Scored
Field Goals Scored
Season: 16, North Dakota, 1988
Rushing
Rushing Attempts
Game:
84, SDSU, vs. AC, 1952
Season: 585, Minnesota St., Mankato, 1989
Rushing Yards
Game:
636, UNI vs. AC, 1951
Season: 3,317, North Dakota State, 1988
Average Yards Rushing Per Game
Most Touchdowns Rushing
Game:
6, Nebraska-Omaha vs. MSUM, 2001
6, St. Cloud State vs. MSUM, 1996
Passing
Passing Attempts
Game:
71, MSU vs. SDSU, 1993
Season: 408, Minnesota State, 2006 (230-408)
Passing Completions
Game:
39, MSU vs. SDSU, 1983
Season: 230, Minnesota State, 2006 (230-408)
Passing Yards
Game:
525, MSU vs. SDSU, 1993
Season: 2,810, Minnesota St., Mankato, 1993
Average Yards Passing Per Game
Season: 312.2, Minnesota St., Mankato, 1993
Touchdowns Passing
Game:
7, UND vs. MC, 1966
Season: 26, Minnesota St., Mankato, 1993
Total offense
Total Offense Attempts
Game:
104, UND vs. MC, 1969
Season: 711, South Dakota State, 1984
Total Offense Yards
Game:
756, NDSU vs. MC, 1988
Season: 4,294, North Dakota State, 1988
Total Offense Yards (Combined)
Game:
1,210, NDSU (618) vs. MSU (592), 1996
Average Yards Total Offense Per Game
Season: 560.5, South Dakota, 2005
NCC RECORDS
Total defense
Total Defense Yards
Total Defense Avg. Yards Allowed Per Game
Fewest Total Touchdowns Allowed
Season: 2, Northern Iowa, 1960
Rushing defense
Rushing Defense Yards
Game:
-85, NDSU vs. Morningside, 1974
Yards Allowed Rushing
Average Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game
Fewest Rushing Touchdowns Allowed
Passing defense
Fewest Passing Yards Allowed
Game:
0, by many teams
Average Passing Yards Allowed
Fewest Passing Touchdowns Allowed
Scoring defense
Fewest Points Allowed
Fewest Points Allowed Per Game
Season: 2.8, Northern Iowa, 1960
Team Records (Season)
Wins:
9, NDSU, 1986, 1988, 1990;
Nebraska-Omaha, 2000
NCC Individual Records
Long Plays
Run From Scrimmage: 99, Brian Ludwigs, MC
vs. AC, 1979
Pass Play: 87, Pat Murphy to Dave Bigler, MC
vs. SDSU, 1970
Kickoff Return: 100,
Dan Martinsen, UND vs. NDSU, 1969;
Connie Callahan, MC vs. USD, 1949;
Elmer Parisien, NDSU vs. USD, 1928
Punt Return: 95, Darwin Gonnerman, SDSU,
vs NDSU, 1966
Run With Recovered Fumble: 95, Chris Butler, MC
vs. UND, 1997
Interception Return: 97, Kelly Howe, UND
vs. MSU, 1998
Run With Blocked Kick: 71,
Rick Budde, NDSU vs. MC, 1976;
Jerry Dahl, NDSU vs. UND, 1974
Punt:
94, Jim Jarrett, UND vs. USD, 1958
Field Goal: 59, Cameron Peterka, UND
vs. SCSU, 2000
Rushing
Rushing
Game:
Season:
Career:
Attempts
47, Steve Pelot, USD vs. UNI, 1970
294, Phillip Moore, UND, 1998
988, Phillip Moore, UND, 1995-98
Rushing Yardage
Game: 337, Harry Jackson, SCSU vs. USD, 1989
Season: 1,675, Josh Ranek, SDSU, 1998
Career:
5,257, Josh Ranek, SDSU, 1997-2001
(818 attempts)
Average Yards Per Carry
Season: 9.0, Tony Satter, NDSU, 1988 (613, 68)
Average Rushing Yards Per Game
Season: 186.1, Josh Ranek, SDSU, 1998 (1,675/9)
Career: 119.2, Bill Deutsch, UND, 1974-76
(2383/20)
Rushing Touchdowns
Game: 6, Randy Martin, SCSU vs. MSU, 1996
Season: 21, Josh Ranek, SDSU, 1999
Career: 52, Jeff Bentrim, NDSU, 1983-86
Passing
Passing
Game:
Season:
Career:
Attempts
62, Pat Graham, AC vs. MSU, 1995, (41-62)
377, Pat Graham, AC, 1995 (219-377)
1,141, Eric DeGraff, AC, 1997-2000
(676-1141)
Passing Completions
Game: 41, Pat Graham, AC vs MSU, 1995 (41-62)
Season: 219, Pat Graham, AC, 1995 (219-377)
Career: 676, Eric DeGraff, AC, 1997-2000 (676-1141)
Average Completions Per Game
Season: 24.3, Pat Graham, AC, 1995 (219-9)
Career: 21.1, Loren Snyder, UNC, 1984-86 (486 in 23)
Passing Yards
Game: 564, Pat Graham, AC vs. MSU, 1995
Season: 2,584, John Hebgen, MSU, 1996
Career: 7,964, Eric DeGraff, AC, 1997-2000
(676-1141)
Completion Percentage
Season: .763, Rich Oliphant, UNI, 1988 (191-305)
Career: .636, Rich Oliphant, UNI, 1963-64 (42- 66)
Touchdowns Passing
Game: 6, Corey Colehour, UND vs. MC, 1966
Season: 22, Corte McGuffey, UNC, 1999
Career: 55, John Hebgen, MSU, 1993-96
Total offense
Total Offense Attempts
(69-312 yds)
Season: 443, Pat Graham, AC, 1995
Total Offense Yards
Season: 2,840, Jaime Pass, MSU, 1993
Average Total Offense Yards Per Game
Season: 281.3, Mark Sedinger, UNC, 1988
(2,532 in 9)
Career: 236.0, Eric DeGraff, AC, 1997-2000
(8,506 in 36)
Touchdown Receptions
Game: 4, Ben Nelson SCSU vs. MSU, 2002
4, Ben Nelson SCSU vs. USD, 2002
4, Tom Brown, AC vs. MC, 1985
4, Dan McClannahan, MC vs. UNO, '`71
4, Dick Beetsch, UNI vs. USD, 1954
4, Don Bartlett, SDSU vs. NDSU, 1949
Season: 17, Ben Nelson, SCSU, 2002
Career: 29, Josh Nelson, MSU, 1991-94
29, Ben Nelson, SCSU, 1999-2002
Interceptions
Pass Interceptions
Game: 4, W. Osterholt, AC vs.MC, 1965
4, Frank Esposito, NDSU vs. UNI, 1953
4, Mike Jaunich, SDSU vs. MC, 1993
Season: 10, Dwight Sann, MC, 1969
10, Pete Jaros, AC, 1988
Career: 18, Pete Jaros, AC, 1986-89 (10 in 6)
Pass Interception Yards
Game: 157, Brad Vesperman, MSU vs. AC, 1995
Career: 274, Kelly Howe, UND, 1996-99
Average Interceptions Per Game
Season: 1.7, Dwight Sann, MC, 1969
Punting
Most Punts
Game: 16, Mike Doty, SDSU vs. UND, 1971
(640 yds., 40.0 ypk)
Season: 67, Terry Nielsen, MC, 1983
(2527 yds., 37.7 ypk)
Career: 216, Larry Timmerman, AC, 1984-87
Punting Yards
Game: 640, Mike Doty, SDSU vs. UND, 1971
(16 punts)
Average Yards Per Punt
Game: 55.3, Jeff Ewing, UNC vs. USD, 1988
(4 for 221 yd.)
Season: 45.5, Don Geist, UNC, 1982 (47 punts)
Career: 42.2, Don Geist, UNC, 1981-84 (200 punts)
Returns
Kickoff
Game:
Season:
Career:
Kickoff
Game:
Returns
8, Johnny Watkines, UNC vs. UND, 1984
31, Rick Wegher, SDSU, 1984 (713 yds.)
87, Rick Wegher, SDSU, 1981-84
Return Yards
266, Tracy Martin, UND vs. SDSU, 1986
(6 returns)
Season: 713, Rick Wegher, SDSU, 1984 (31 ret.)
Career: 1,774, Rick Wegher, SDSU, 1981-84
Average Yards Per Kickoff Return
Season: 35.2, Bob Koch, USD, 1968 (247 on 7)
Career: 30.0, Bob Koch, USD, 1968-69 (15 on 450)
Receiving
Punt Returns
Pass Receptions
16, Gary Pettit, MC vs. USD, 1968
Season: 77,Matt Holmlund, AC, 2000 (953 yds.)
Career: 226, Matt Holmlund, AC, 1998-2001
(2,744 yds.)
Pass Receiving Yards
Game: 256, Jeff Tiefenthaler, SDSU vs. UND, 1986
Season: 1,356, Jeff Tiefenthaler, SDSU, 1986
(62 catches)
Career: 3,152, Jeff Tiefenthaler, SDSU, 1983-86
(144 receptions)
Game:
Average Receptions Per Game
Season: 8.7, Gary Pettit, MC, 1968 (52 in 6)
Career: 6.1, Todd Smith, MC, 1986-88 (18-109)
(NCC Individual Records continued on page 92)
7, Jerry Vance, AC vs. MC, 1983
7, James Vann, USD vs. MC, 1989
7, Jeff Knabenshue, UNC vs. MC, 1986
7, Vincent Jackson, UNC vs. NDSU, 2001
7, Eric Mickelson, SCSU vs. AC, 2002
7, Wes Bechorner, USD vs. AC, 2002
Season: 35, Earnest Collins, UNC, 1994
Career: 76, Earnest Collins, UNC, 1991-94 (745 yds.)
Punt Return Yards
Game: 163, Terrance Davis, UNO vs. SCSU, 1998
Season: 432, Earnest Collins, UNC, 1994
Career: 745, Earnest Collins, UNC, 1991-94 (76 ret.)
91
NCC RECORDS
(NCC Individual Records continued from page 91)
Average
Game:
Season:
Career:
Year-by-Year NCC Champions
Yards Per Punt Return
43.0, Dan Graf, UND vs. SDSU, 2001, (3-129)
19.9, Dwight Duncombe, USD, 1974 (278 on 14)
15.9, Darwin Gonnerman, SDSU, 1966-68 (24 on 382)
1922
1923
1924
1925
Scoring
Field Goals Attempted
Game: 8, Tony Shahbarat, UND vs. UNI, 1971 (2)
Season: 21, Ken Kubisz, NDSU, 1983 (13)
21, Keith Witt, SDSU, 2002 (12)
Career: 63, Pat Beaty, UND, 1985-88 (63)
Field Goals Made
Game: 5, Kevin Jelden, UNC vs. SDSU, 1981 (5-6)
5, Pat Beaty, UND vs. MC, 1988 (5-6)
5, Jorge Diaz, MCvs. UNO, 1991 (5-5)
Season: 16, Pat Beaty, UND, 1988 (16-20)
Career: 44, Pat Beaty, UND, 1985-88 (44-63)
Extra Point Kicks Attempted
Game: 10, Ken Blazei, NDSU vs. AC, 1968 (10-10)
Season: 49, Ken Kubisz, NDSU, 1986, (42-49)
Career: 138, Ken Kubisz, NDSU, 1983-86 (122-138)
Extra Point Kicks Made
Game: 10, Ken Blazei, NDSU vs. AC, 1968 (10-10)
Season: 42, Ken Kubisz, NDSU, 1986 (42-49)
Career: 122, Ken Kubisz, NDSU, 1983-86 (122-138)
Total Touchdowns Scored
Season: 21, Josh Ranek, SDSU, 1999
Career: 52, Jeff Bentrim, NDSU, 1983-86
Total Points Scored
Season: 132, Josh Ranek, 1999
Career: 312, Jeff Bentrim, NDSU,1983-86 (31 G's)
Average Points Scored Per Game
Season: 14.6, Josh Ranek, 1999 (132 in 9)
Career: 10.1, Jeff Bentrim, NDSU, 1983-86 (31 in 31)
Pass Interceptions Returned for Touchdown
Game: 2, Brad Vesperman, MSU vs. AC, 1995
Season: 2, Craig Riendeau, UND, 2001
2, Casey Hillman, SDSU, 1998
2, Brad Vesperman, MSU, 1995
2, Doug Ploen, UND, 1984
Career: 2, Casey Hillman, SDSU, 19982, Brad Vesperman, MSU, 1995-97
2, Doug Ploen, UND, 1981-84
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
NCC Championship Breakdown
Outright Shared
Titles
Titles
North Dakota State*
17
9
NORTH DAKOTA
14
10
South Dakota State*
9
5
Northern Iowa*
6
6
South Dakota
3
7
Nebraska-Omaha
2
5
Northern Colorado*
2
2
Morningside*
2
1
St. Cloud State
1
1
Minnesota State Mankato 1
1
Creighton*
0
2
Minnesota Duluth
0
1
Augustana
1
0
* – No longer in North Central Conference
92
Total
Titles
26
24
14
12
10
7
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
Last
Title
1994
2006
1963
1964
2005
2006
2002
1956
2002
1993
1927
2005
1959
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
South Dakota State
Morningside
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
& Creighton
South Dakota State
South Dakota
& Creighton
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota State
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
South Dakota
NORTH DAKOTA,
South Dakota State
&South Dakota
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
& Augustana
No competition
No competition
No competition
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
& South Dakota
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
& South Dakota State
South Dakota State
South Dakota
Northern Iowa
South Dakota State
Morningside
South Dakota State
Morningside
South Dakota State
NORTH DAKOTA
Augustana
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
South Dakota State
NORTH DAKOTA,
Northern Iowa
& North Dakota State
North Dakota State
1966 NORTH DAKOTA
1967 North Dakota State
1971 NORTH DAKOTA
1972 NORTH DAKOTA,
North Dakota State
& South Dakota
& South Dakota
1974 NORTH DAKOTA,
North Dakota State
& South Dakota
1975 NORTH DAKOTA
1978 South Dakota
1979 NORTH DAKOTA
1980 Northern Colorado
& Nebraska-Omaha
& Nebraska-Omaha
1987 MSU Mankato
1989 St. Cloud State
1993 NORTH DAKOTA
& MSU Mankato
1994 NORTH DAKOTA
1995 NORTH DAKOTA
1996 Nebraska-Omaha
& Nebraska-Omaha
1999 NORTH DAKOTA
& Northern Colorado
2000 Nebraska-Omaha
2001 NORTH DAKOTA
2002 St. Cloud State
& Northern Colorado
2003 NORTH DAKOTA
2004 Nebraska-Omaha
2005 NORTH DAKOTA
& South Dakota
& Nebraska-Omaha
& Minnesota Duluth
2006 NORTH DAKOTA
& Nebraska-Omaha
000UUU
UND H ISTORY
Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94-109
Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110-113
All-Time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . .114-120
All-Time Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .121
Memorial Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122
All-Century Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123
Early Beginnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124
Fighting Sioux in the Pros
. . . . . . . . .125-128
All-Time Head Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .129
Year-By-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . .130-137
Traditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .138
93
REGULAR SEASON RECORDS
000UUU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Phillip Moore (1995-98)
1,060
Shannon Burnell (1990-93)
828
Bill Deutsch (1973-76)
683
Mike Deutsch (1970-72)
591
Jed Perkerewicz (1998-2001)
572
Dale Kasowski (1972-75)
478
Omar Mickens (1987-90)
445
Mark Bellmore (1969-72)
403
Milson Jones (1979-81)
400
Willis Jacox (1983-86)
397
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER RUSHING YARDS
Pat Juhl (1980-83)
5,467
4,218
3,283
2,412
2,383
2,373
2,349
2,199
1,950
1,695
CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
9. Tom Biolo (1977-80)
10. Omar Mickens (1987-90)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
50
36
35
34
23
21
20
20
19
18
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PASSES ATTEMPTED
Todd Kovash (1987-90)
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
Jay Gustafson (1971-73)
Kelby Klosterman (1999-02)
Kevin Klancher (1994-97)
Corey Colehour (1964-66)
John Bowenkamp (2001-04)
Chris Belmore (2003-06)
Ken Conner (1967-70)
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
952
858
647
594
585
581
570
516
515
436
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PASSES COMPLETED
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
Larry Kullas (1980-83)
526
445
356
347
340
325
319
312
251
222
94
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PASSING YARDS
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
Clay Wagner (1991-94)
6,234
4,874
4,654
4,531
4,520
4,440
4,170
4,050
3,078
2,978
CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES
5. Jay Gustafson (1971-73)
6. Corey Colehour (1964-66)
7. Kurt Otto (1985-87)
8. John Bowenkamp (2001-04)
9. Kory Wahl (1989-92)
10. Reed Manke (2003-06)
1.
2.
3.
51
47
41
41
40
36
31
29
27
22
22
CAREER COMPLETION PCT.
(Min. 100 attempts and .500 pct.)
1. Reed Manke (2003-06)
.684
.625
3. Chris Belmore (2003-06)
.618
4. Tony Stein (1996-99)
.593
5. Kelby Klosterman (1999- 02)
.584
6. Kevin Klancher (1994-97)
.581
7. Kory Wahl (1989-92)
.576
8. Richard Kampa (1967-69)
.559
9. Todd Kovash (1987-90)
.553
.537
8.
9.
10.
CAREER RECEPTIONS
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
Ron Gustafson (1971-74)
Weston Dressler (2004-present)
Dan Grossman (2002-05)
Tim Gelinske (1989-92)
Jesse Smith (1999-02)
Mike Juhasz (1996-99)
Rusty Ekness (1985-88)
Mark Poolman (1987-89)
William Predovich (1966-68)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER RECEIVING YARDS
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
Tracy Martin (1984-86)
Patrick Wacker (1975-78)
Mike Schmaltz (1987-90)
Mark Poolman (1987-89)
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
142
141
132
132
129
123
123
122
116
110
CAREER TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
1. Weston Dressler (2004-present) 23
2. Dan Graf (1997-2001)
21
3. Tracy Martin (1984-86)
19
Jeff McElroy (1994-95)
19
5. Ron Gustafson (1971-74)
18
6. Mike Juhasz (1996-99)
16
7. Tim Gelinske (1989-92)
15
8. Steve Veldman (1980-83)
14
Luke Schleusner (1998-2001)
14
14
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
CAREER TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
51
37
36
36
30
Weston Dressler (2004-present) 27
26
25
25
24
24
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER TOTAL POINTS SCORED
Jeff Glas (2002-05)
358
Cameron Peterka (1998-2001)
309
308
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
242
222
220
216
194
Juan Gomez-Tagle (1993-96)
180
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
5,586
4,840
Weston Dressler (2004-present) 4,067
3,798
3,534
3,479
Dan Graf (1997, 1999-01)
3,438
3,355
3,338
3,308
All records date back to 1954 unless noted.
2,243
1,861
1,838
1,777
1,754
1,648
1,621
1,606
1,600
1,572
000UUU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Phillip Moore (1998)
315
293
Shannon Burnell (1991)
272
Mike Deutsch (1972)
259
256
242
235
Jed Perkerewicz (2000)
231
Chris Beatty (2005)
215
Bill Deutsch (1976)
214
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING YARDS
1,771
1,567
1,461
1,283
1,224
Bill Deutsch (1974)
1,173
Bill Deutsch (1975)
1,169
Milson Jones (1981)
1,159
Milson Jones (1980)
1,117
1,043
SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
Mike Deutsch (1972)
26
Dale Kasowski (1975)
16
15
14
14
6. Phillip Moore (1995)
12
Tom Biolo (1979)
12
8. Jed Perkerewicz (2000)
11
11
11
Mark Bellmore (1971)
11
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
6.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SINGLE-SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Kelby Klosterman (2001)
23
John Bowenkamp (2003)
20
19
Tony Stein (1999)
19
Corey Colehour (1966)
19
Chris Belmore (2005)
18
Kevin Klancher (1995)
18
Jay Gustafson (1972)
17
16
15
15
Clay Wagner (1994)
15
Kory Wahl (1992)
15
Todd Kovash (1990)
15
15
SINGLE-SEASON PASS ATTEMPTS
Kurt Otto (1986)
387
Todd Kovash (1989)
359
Todd Kovash (1988)
308
Kurt Otto (1987)
307
293
Tony Stein (1999)
288
7.
8.
9.
10.
Todd Kovash (1990)
281
278
262
255
SINGLE-SEASON PASS COMPLETIONS
Kurt Otto (1986)
204
Todd Kovash (1989)
191
183
Todd Kovash (1988)
180
Tony Stein (1999)
177
175
Kurt Otto (1987)
175
8. Corey Colehour (1966)
158
9. Chris Belmore (2005)
149
10. Kory Wahl (1992)
144
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SINGLE-SESON PASSING YARDS
2,247
Tony Stein (1999)
2,245
Todd Kovash (1988)
2,183
2,175
Todd Kovash (1989)
2,100
Kurt Otto (1986)
2,095
2,088
1,977
Kory Wahl (1992)
1,889
1,858
SINGLE-SEASON COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
(100 OR MORE ATTEMPTS)
1. Reed Manke (2006)
.702
2. John Bowenkamp (2003)
.651
.645
4. Kelby Klosterman (2001 )
.629
5. Tony Stein (1999)
.615
6. Kevin Klancher (1995)
.607
.590
8. Todd Kovash (1988)
.584
9. Kory Wahl (1992)
.583
10. Kevin Klancher (1997)
.574
SINGLE-SEASON RECEPTIONS
1. Mike Juhasz (1999)
2. Jesse Smith (2002)
3. Tracy Martin (1986)
4. Weston Dressler (2006)
Willis Stattelman (2003)
6. Ron Gustafson (1973)
7. Dan Grossman (2005)
8. Dan Graf (2001)
9. Jeff McElroy (1995)
10. Tim Gelinske (1992)
79
70
69
68
68
67
66
60
58
55
SINGLE-SEASON RECEIVING YARDS
1,210
1,011
1,001
1,000
5. Mike Juhasz (1999)
895
6. Tracy Martin (1986)
874
7.
8.
9.
10.
Jeff McElroy (1995)
Dan Graf (2001)
Jim Kleinsasser (1998)
867
792
714
710
SINGLE-SEASON TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS
14
11
10
4. Dan Graf (2001)
9
Mike Juhasz (1999)
9
Tracy Martin (1986)
9
Peter Porinsh (1966)
9
8
Luke Schleusner (2001)
8
Jeff McElroy (1994)
8
Josh Ostby (1994)
8
SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
1. Mike Deutsch (1972)
27
2. Peter Porinsh (1966)
17
3. Dale Kasowski (1975)
16
15
14
14
14
8. Shannon Burnell (1993)
13
12
Tom Biolo (1979)
12
Ron Gustafson (1974)
12
12
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL POINTS SCORED
Mike Deutsch (1972)
162
Jeff Glas (2005)
124
Pete Porinsh (1966)
102
100
Cameron Peterka (2001)
96
94
92
Pat Beaty (1988)
88
84
84
84
SINGLE-SEASON ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
1,778
Tracy Martin (1986)
1,708
1,666
Milson Jones (1981)
1,613
1,544
Omar Mickens (1988)
1,539
1,536
1,517
Mike Deutsch (1972)
1,477
1,435
All records date back to 1954 unless noted.
95
000UUU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER SOLO TACKLES
Andy Dahlen (1977-80)
Digger Anderson (2002-2005)
Dean Witkowski (1987-90)
Jason Hoffschneider (2003-06)
Tom Hedberg (1982-85)
Doug Johnson (1981-84)
Jeff Compton (1978-81)
Brad Wagner (1997-00)
Jeff Zellmer (1985-88)
Lee Labine (1986-89)
182
180
164
143
141
134
126
124
122
120
CAREER ASSISTED TACKLES
Tim Tibesar (1993-96)
Jason Mitchell (1994-97)
Tom Hedberg (1982-85)
Mark Callahan (1993-96)
Craig Koller (1989-92)
Jeff Zellmer (1985-88)
Mike Mooney (1991-94)
Matt Gulseth (1984-85, 1987-88)
Mike Mannausau (1995-98)
384
298
219
215
207
192
166
164
159
148
148
CAREER INTERCEPTIONS
(SINCE 1966)
1. Kelly Howe (1996-99)
Daniel Martinsen (1969-71)
3. Michael Voelker (1976-79)
4. Craig Riendeau (1998-2001)
John Woleske (1973-76)
6. John Nyberg (1970-73)
Thomas Tschider (1978-81)
8. Danny Gagner (2002-05)
Douglas Johnson (1982-84)
10. Blaine O’Gorman (1990-92)
16
16
15
14
14
13
13
11
11
10
SINGLE-SEASON SOLO TACKLES
Dean Witkowski (1989)
Andy Dahlen (1979)
Bruce McCardle (1977)
Jeff Zellmer (1987)
Doug Johnson (1984)
7. Jason Hoffschneider (2006)
Brad Johnson (1984)
9. Lee Labine (1989)
Andy Dahlen (1980)
66
55
54
53
52
52
50
50
48
48
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SINGLE-SEASON PASS BREAKUPS
Mike Compton (1977)
Dustin Thornburg (2001)
Kelly Howe (1998)
James Cheatham (1994)
5. Ryan Manke (2003)
Brant Grimes (1998)
Brad Wagner (1998)
Brant Grimes (1997)
Wayne Pratt (1983)
Brant Grimes (1999)
Craig Riendeau (2000)
14
12
12
12
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
SINGLE-SEASON INTERCEPTIONS
(SINCE 1966)
John Woleske (1973)
Douglas Johnson (1984)
Kelly Howe (1999)
Michael Voelker (1977)
James Rotunno (1972)
Daniel Martinsen (1969)
Kelly Howe (1997)
John Nyberg (1971)
Keith Boleen (1967)
9
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1.
2.
1.
2.
4.
9.
CAREER TOTAL TACKLES
1. Dean Witkowski (1987-90)
2. Andy Dahlen (1977-80)
3. Tim Tibesar (1993-96)
4. Tom Hedberg (1982-85)
5. Jason Mitchell (1994-97)
6. Jeff Zellmer (1985-88)
7. Digger Anderson (2002-05)
8. Mark Callahan (1993-96)
9. Steve Feeney (1987-90)
10. Doug Johnson (1981-84)
548
397
378
348
301
286
280
259
250
246
CAREER SACKS
Wes Atkinson (1996-99)
David Borowicz (1993-96)
Mark Turgeon (1980-83)
Eric Schmidt (1998-2001)
Ben Dixon (1999-02)
Zachariah Babington-Johnson (2003-06)
Steve Brennan (2003-06)
Shawn Hanson (1989-92)
Randy Harles (1981-84)
10. Scott Schultz (1997-00)
Tim Tinius (1980-83)
21.5
18.5
16
15.5
14.5
13.5
13.5
13.5
13.5
12.5
12.5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
CAREER PASS BREAKUPS
1. Brant Grimes (1996-99)
2. Kelly Howe (1996-99)
3. Dustin Thornburg (1999-02)
4. Jason Hoffschneider (2003-06)
6. Ryan Manke (2001-04)
7. Brad Wagner (1997-2000)
Tom Tschider (1978-81)
9. James Cheatham (1993-96)
10. Brent Johnson (1992-94)
96
36
30
29
27
27
23
21
21
20
19
SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTED TACKLES
1. Dean Witkowski (1990)
160
91
Tom Hedberg (1985)
91
4. Mike Mooney (1994)
90
5. Tim Tibesar (1996)
87
6. Craig Koller (1991)
81
7. Matt Gulseth (1988)
80
78
Tim Tibesar (1994)
78
10. Jason Mitchell (1997)
73
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL TACKLES
185
134
Tom Hedberg (1985)
127
126
Andy Dahlen (1979)
125
Dale Greenlees (1985)
115
Andy Dahlen (1980)
114
Matt Gulseth (1988)
111
Tim Tibesar (1996)
110
Mike Mooney (1994)
107
SINGLE-SEASON SACKS
Eric Schmidt (2001)
Wes Atkinson (1999)
Wes Atkinson (1997)
David Borowicz (1995)
Mark Turgeon (1981)
Jared Enger (2006)
Rod Borowicz (1989)
Rich Mossong (1980)
Monte Shaide (1992)
Jim Hallowell (1979)
10.0
9.0
8.5
8.5
8.0
7.5
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
All top 10 lists on this page are for regular
season games only. Defensive records date
back to 1977 unless otherwise noted.
000UUU
CAREER PATS MADE
Jeff Glas (2002-05)
157/159
Cameron Peterka (1998-2001) 135/144
Juan Gomez-Tagle (1993-96) 87/97
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
86/93
Darcy Dahlem (1991-93)
79/86
John Roche (1982-84)
75/80
7. James Gronowski (1971-74)
71/83
8. Walter Cook (1977-80)
64/78
9. Errol Mann (1965-66)
53/62
10. Franklin Gelling (1968-70)
49/56
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE
Jeff Glas (2002-05)
67/96
58/80
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
52/82
Juan Gomez-Tagle (1993-96) 31/44
Cory Solberg (1988-90)
25/39
Franklin Gelling (1968-70)
20/49
Errol Mann (1965-66)
18/34
John Roche (1982-84)
15/26
Tony Shahbarat (1971)
14/30
Walter Cook (1977-80)
13/24
13/34
CAREER PUNTS
1. Tom Biolo (1977-80)
3. John Conrad (1965-67)
4. Glen Kucera (1981-84)
5. Cory Solberg (1987-90)
6. Darcy Dahlem (1991-93)
7. Brent Halfmann (2004-present)
221
186
168
167
160
138
120
8. Ken Conner (1969-70)
9. Roger Bahl (1992-95)
10. John Woleske (1973-76)
115
113
104
CAREER PUNTING AVERAGE
(MIN. 70 ATT.)
Tom Biolo (1977-80)
John Conrad (1965-67)
Dan Hildebrandt (1999-00)
Glen Kucera (1981-84)
Brent Halfmann (2004-present)
Bret Bentow (2001-03)
40.7
40.5
39.4
39.2
38.8
38.7
38.5
38.2
38.1
36.8
SINGLE-SEASON PATS MADE
1. Jeff Glas (2005)
2. Cameron Peterka (2000)
3. Jeff Glas (2003)
4. James Gronowski (1972)
5. Brandon Hellevang (2006)
Jeff Glas (2004)
John Roche (1984)
9. Jeff Glas (2002)
10. James Gronowski (1973)
46
43
40
37
36
36
36
36
35
34
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
4. Cory Solberg (1989)
6. Jeff Glas (2004)
Juan Gomez-Tagle (1996)
8. Jeff Glas (2002)
Pat Beaty (1987)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
9.
SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE
1. Jeff Glas (2005)
26
20
Pat Beaty (1988)
20
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
SINGLE-SEASON PUNTS
John Conrad (1967)
Tom Biolo (1977)
Ken Conner (1969)
Cory Solberg (1989)
Kurt Otto (1985)
Tom Biolo (1979)
Bret Bentow (2001)
Glen Kucera (1983)
Roger Bahl (1995)
Milson Jones (1981)
19
17
15
15
14
14
14
75
66
65
63
62
62
57
57
56
56
SINGLE-SEASON PUNTING AVERAGE
Tom Biolo (1978)
43.7
Glen Kucera (1983)
43.4
Tom Biolo (1980)
42.5
John Conrad (1967)
41.4
Tom Biolo (1979)
41.3
Dan Hildebrandt (1999)
41.0
John Conrad (1966)
41.0
Ken Conner (1969)
40.5
Cory Solberg (1989)
40.1
All special teams records date back to 1954
unless noted.
All-Time North Dakota Punt and Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns
Date
Oct. 29, 2005
Oct. 1, 2005
Sep. 24, 2005
Sep. 3, 2005
Aug. 27, 2005
Nov. 29, 2003
Sep. 20, 2003
Oct. 12, 2002
Aug. 29, 2002
Aug. 29, 2002
Oct. 7, 2000
Oct. 7, 2000
Sep. 20, 1997
Oct. 28, 1995
Oct. 8, 1994
Sep. 27, 1986
Sep. 22, 1984
Nov. 12, 1983
Oct. 17, 1981
Oct. 19, 1974
Oct. 31, 1970
Oct. 18, 1969
Sep. 27, 1969
Sep. 9, 1967
Sep. 24, 1966
Sep. 17, 1966
Oct. 10, 1964
Oct. 19, 1963
Oct. 5, 1963
Nov. 10, 1962
Oct. 20, 1962
Sep. 30, 1961
Opponent
Nebraska-Omaha
St. Cloud State
Augustana
West Chester
Central Washington
Winona State
Augustana
North Dakota State
UM-Crookston
UM-Crookston
Morningside
Morningside
S.D. State
Morningside
MSU, Mankato
S.D. State
S.D. State
Morningside
Nebraska-Omaha
NDSU
Northern Iowa
NDSU
South Dakota
Northern Arizona
Idaho State
Montana
S.D. State
NDSU
Morningside
South Dakota
NDSU
Morningside
Location
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Ellensburg, Wash.
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Fargo, N.D.
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Sioux City, Iowa
Mankato, Minn.
Grand Forks
Brookings, S.D.
Grand Forks
Omaha, Neb.
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Fargo
Vermillion, S.D.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Grand Forks
Missoula, Mont.
Brookings, S.D.
Fargo, N.D.
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Blocked punt returns for touchdowns are not included
Game result
L, 19-20
W, 37-14
W, 52-3
W, 41-7
W, 44-20
W, 36-29
W, 13-3
W, 12-6
W, 57-0
W, 57-0
W, 54-6
W, 54-6
W, 28-7
W, 44-21
W, 17-16
L, 21-52
W, 46-7
W, 20-7
L, 19-21
W, 31-20
W, 41-6
L, 14-64
W, 35-26
L, 10-39
W, 41-0
W, 17-10
W, 35-28
W, 21-7
W, 16-10
W, 12-11
W, 19-10
W, 49-15
*Onside kickoff attempt by SCSU
Punt/Kickoff
Punt
Kickoff*
Punt
Kickoff
Punt
Punt
Punt
Kickoff
Punt
Punt
Kickoff
Punt
Kickoff (opening)
Punt
Kickoff
Kickoff
Kickoff (opening)
Punt
Kickoff
Kickoff
Punt
Kickoff
Punt
Punt
Punt
Punt
Punt
Kickoff
Punt
Punt
Punt
Kickoff
Player
Weston Dressler
Tyler Dahlen
Weston Dressler
Weston Dressler
Weston Dressler
Travis Lueck
Travis Lueck
Jamel Alkins
Riza Mahmoud
Riza Mahmoud
Dan Graf
Dan Graf
Chris Schrantz
James Cheatham
Karl Carlson
Tracy Martin
Tracy Martin
Pat Juhl
Wayne Pratt
Ron “Magic” Gustafson
Dan Martinsen
Dan Martinsen
Dan Martinsen
Pete Gilbert
Bill Predovich
Bill Predovich
Dave Osborn
Stan Wright
Bob Glas
Ed Stevens
Bob Glas
Bill Haberkorn
Distance
49 yards
40 yards
86 yards
93 yards
66 yards
73 yards
51 yards
90 yards
87 yards
43 yards
91 yards
59 yards
96 yards
41 yards
69 yards
85 yards
95 yards
72 yards
84 yards
90 yards
66 yards
100 yards
62 yards
73 yards
56 yards
77 yards
50 yards
92 yards
70 yards
59 yards
65 yards
75 yards
97
POSTSEASON RECORDS
000UUU
1. Adam Roland (2001-04)
160
2. Jed Perkerewicz (1998-2001)
122
3. Shannon Burnell (1990-93)
103
4. Ross Almlie (1991-94)
84
5. Brandon Strouth (2003-06)
71
6. Ryan Chappell (2006-present)
56
7. Chris Beatty (2002-06)
41
41
41
10. Kelby Klosterman (1999-02)
39
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Adam Roland (2001-04)
Ryan Chappell (2006-present)
Ross Almlie (1991-94)
Brandon Strouth (2003-06)
Chris Beatty (2002-06)
603
565
492
414
387
362
230
196
195
148
3. Shannon Burnell (1990-93)
4. Brandon Brady (2005-present)
Gary Pietruszewski (1978-81)
Pete Porinsh (1963-64, 66)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
CAREER PASS ATTEMPTS
Reed Manke (2003-06)
Tony Stein (1996-99)
Joe Wilson (1999, 01-03)
Tom Biolo (1977-80)
Sean Greenwaldt (1995-98)
7
5
3
2
2
2
2
2
165
133
129
119
108
71
37
36
34
34
CAREER PASS COMPLETIONS
1. Reed Manke (2003-06)
107
74
70
4. Clay Wagner (1991-94)
65
5. Kelby Klosterman (1999-02)
62
39
7. Joe Wilson (1999, 01-03)
23
16
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
16
10. Sean Greenwaldt (1995-98)
14
98
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
1,107
873
816
799
713
475
Joe Wilson (1999, 01-03)
271
229
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
218
204
1. Jesse Smith (1999-02)
2. Tom Hagert (1990-93)
3. Dan Graf (1997-01)
4. Brady Trenbeath (2006-present)
Ryan Leingang (1992-94)
John Kyvig (1998-01)
Josh Ostby (1993-95)
Joe Wilson (1999, 01-03)
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
7
5
5
4. Tom Hagert (1990-93)
4
4
6. Weston Dressler (2004-present)
3
Dan Graf (1997-01)
3
3
9. Brady Trenbeath (2006-present) 2
2
2
Travis Lueck (2003)
2
John Kyvig (1998-01)
2
2
2
2
Josh Ostby (1993-95)
2
CAREER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
(MIN. 30 ATTEMPTS AND .485 PCT.)
.648
Joe Wilson (1999-03)
.639
.588
.574
.574
.549
.516
.489
CAREER PASS RECEPTIONS
1. Caleb Johnson (2001-04)
2. Dan Grossman (2002-05)
4. Willis Stattelman (2000-03)
5. Luke Schleusner (1998-01)
6. Brady Trenbeath (2006-present)
7. Ryan Leingang (1992-94)
8. Tom Hagert (1990-93)
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
Jesse Ahlers (2000-03)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12
11
6
6
5
3
3
2
1
1
1
55
46
35
31
24
20
19
16
14
14
14
Caleb Johnson (2001-04)
648
437
Willis Stattelman (2000-03)
280
284
Brady Trenbeath (2006-present) 276
263
Tom Hagert (1990-93)
257
176
Jesse Ahlers (2000-03)
169
169
1. Jeff Glas (2002-05)
3. Cameron Peterka (1998-2001)
6. Tom Hagert (1990-93)
Dan Graf (1997-01)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
Ryan Chappell (2006-present)
Brandon Strouth (2003-06)
Ross Almlie (1991-94)
5
4
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
62
42
38
30
30
24
24
18
18
18
18
946
648
636
608
553
500
498
465
437
419
Top 10 offensive playoff career records
include all playoff games since 1965.
POSTSEASON RECORDS
000UUU
Adam Roland (2003)
94
92
Ross Almlie (1994)
73
Adam Roland (2004)
66
66
6. Ryan Chappell (2006)
56
7. Brandon Strouth (2004)
53
41
9. Kelby Klosterman (2001)
39
10. Shannon Burnell (1992)
37
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
424
Ryan Chappell (2006)
414
Adam Roland (2003)
377
365
Ross Almlie (1994)
345
Brandon Strouth (2004)
249
Adam Roland (2004)
226
155
148
146
5
Adam Roland (2004)
4
Adam Roland (2003)
3
Brandon Brady (2006)
2
2
Gary Pietruszewski (1979)
2
Pete Porinsh (1966)
2
108
105
Reed Manke (2006)
100
92
Clay Wagner (1993)
77
Reed Manke (2005)
65
Clay Wagner (1994)
56
37
37
10. Joe Wilson (2003)
34
Sean Greenwaldt (1998)
34
Tom Biolo (1979)
34
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Reed Manke (2006)
66
65
62
57
Clay Wagner (1993)
43
Reed Manke (2005)
41
Joe Wilson (2003)
22
Clay Wagner (1994)
22
22
17
17
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SINGLE-SEASON PASSING YARDS
873
Reed Manke (2006)
718
652
594
Clay Wagner (1993)
594
389
274
258
9. Sean Greenwaldt (1998)
229
10. Clay Wagner (1994)
222
1.
2.
3.
4.
11
Clay Wagner (1993)
8
Reed Manke (2006)
5
Clay Wagner (1994)
4
4
3
Joe Wilson (2003)
3
Sean Greenwaldt (1998)
3
2
2
1.
2.
3.
4.
.660
.647
.631
.620
.619
.595
.574
8. Clay Wagner (1993)
.558
.500
SINGLE-SEASON PASS RECEPTIONS
1. Caleb Johnson (2004)
41
2. Willis Stattelman (2003)
29
22
Dan Grossman (2005)
22
5. Brady Trenbeath (2006)
20
19
7. Luke Schleusner (2001)
16
Tom Hagert (1993)
16
9. Caleb Johnson (2003)
14
Dan Graf (2001)
14
Jesse Smith (2001)
14
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Caleb Johnson (2004)
414
Brady Trenbeath (2006)
276
Jesse Smith (2001)
263
257
Tom Hagert (1993)
257
234
215
Dan Grossman (2004)
209
Luke Schleusner (2001)
191
Dan Grossman (2005)
190
5
2. Tom Hagert (1993)
4
3. Dan Graf (2001)
3
4. Brady Trenbeath (2006)
2
2
John Kyvig (2001)
2
Mike Juhasz (1998)
2
5
Jesse Smith (2001)
5
3. Adam Roland (2004)
4
Tom Hagert (1993)
4
3
Adam Roland (2003)
3
Dan Graf (2001)
3
Pete Porinsh (1966)
3
9. Brandon Brady (2006)
2
Brady Trenbeath (2006)
2
Travis Lueck (2003)
2
John Kyvig (2001)
2
Mike Juhasz (1998)
2
2
2
30
Jesse Smith (2001)
30
25
4. Jeff Glas (2004)
24
Adam Roland (2004)
24
Jeff Glas (2003)
24
Tom Hagert (1993)
24
18
Adam Roland (2003)
18
Dan Graf (2001)
18
Pete Porinsh (1966)
18
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
500
495
483
426
414
Adam Roland (2003)
377
Ross Almlie (1994)
355
Dan Graf (2001)
341
Travis Lueck (2003)
311
Brandon Strouth (2003)
295
Top 10 offensive playoff season records
include all playoff games since 1965.
99
POSTSEASON RECORDS
000UUU
CAREER SOLO TACKLES
Adam Stratton (2000-03)
7. David Hillesheim (1992-95)
8. Josh Brandsted (2002-05)
Brent Johnson (1992-94)
Ryan Manke (2001-04)
Craig Riendeau (1998-01)
49
41
38
35
33
33
29
27
27
26
26
26
Danny Gagner (2002-05)
Jake Nordick (2001-04)
Shane Duchscher (2002-05)
Josh Brandsted (2002-05)
9. Mike Mooney (1991-94)
10. Jason Peterson (2002-05)
37
22
21
17
16
14
14
14
13
12
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
5.
1.
2.
4.
5.
100
Josh Brandsted (2002-05)
Dan Ullsperger (2003-06)
David Hillesheim (1992-95)
86
60
58
50
48
47
41
39
38
35
CAREER SACKS
Tyler Dahlen (2002-05)
Jason Peterson (2002-05)
Zachariah Babington-Johnson (2003-06)
Bobby Stroup (2006-present)
Troy Newhouse (2001-04)
Jeff Momerak (2000-02)
Eric Halverson (1999-02)
Josh Christofferson (2000-02)
Josh Kotelnicki (1998-99, 01)
5.0
4.0
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
Donovan Alexander (2004-present)
10
9
9
7
6
6
7.
8.
9.
Michael Greenwood (2003-06)
Dustin Thornburg (1999-02)
Brant Grimes (1996-99)
5
4
3
3
3
3
1.
6. Rory Manke (2005-present)
Mike O’Neil (1998-01)
Adam Stratton (2003)
Eric Schmidt (2001)
Mark Callahan (1994)
Joe Friederichs (1975)
1.
2.
3.
1.
3.
5.
9.
29
24
21
21
20
20
20
18
17
17
17
16
Tim Tibesar (1994)
12
Mike Mooney (1994)
12
10
Jake Nordick (2004)
10
10
10
Shane Duchscher (2004)
9
Danny Gagner (2004)
9
Troy Newhouse (2004)
9
Mike Mooney (1994)
5. Craig Riendeau (2001)
7. Adam Stratton (2003)
9. Eric Schmidt (2001)
10. Danny Gagner (2004)
Jason Hoffschneider (2003)
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
5
4
4
4
3
2
2
2
SINGLE-SEASON SACKS
Tyler Dahlen (2005)
Bobby Stroup (2006)
Troy Newhouse (2004)
Jeff Momerak (2003)
Zachariah Babington-Johnson (2003)
5.
7.
1.
3.
Eric Halverson (2001)
Josh Christofferson (2001)
Wes Atkinson (1999)
2
2
2
2
Donovan Alexander (2005)
Ryan Manke (2004)
Eric Schmidt (2001)
Danny Gagner (2004)
Donovan Alexander (2006)
Dan Ullsperger (2003)
Adam Stratton (2003)
Brant Grimes (1999)
5
5
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
Brent Johnson (1993)
Rory Manke (2006)
Danny Gagner (2005)
Danny Gagner (2004)
Ryan Manke (2004)
Ryan Manke (2003)
Mike O’Neil (2001)
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
39
36
30
30
27
26
25
25
24
23
23
4.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
Defensive playoff records include all playoff games since 1975.
POSTSEASON RECORDS
000UUU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
CAREER PATS MADE
17/18
Jeff Glas (2002-05)
17/20
Brandon Hellevang (2006-present) 13/13
11/11
9/12
Jamie Gronowski (1971-74)
5/5
4/4
Tom Przybylski (1975-76)
2/2
1. Jeff Glas (2002-05)
15/26
7/14
3/8
4. Brandon Hellevang (2006-present) 1/2
1/2
Jamie Gronowski (1971-74)
1/2
CAREER PUNTS
1. Brent Halfmann (2004-present)
2. Bret Bentow (2001-03)
3. Roger Bahl (1992-95)
5. Dan Hildebrandt (1999-00)
7. Tom Biolo (1979)
Jamie Gronowski (1972)
10. Todd Roush (1998)
44
29
19
15
8
7
5
5
3
3
CAREER PUNTING AVERAGE
(MIN. 7 ATT.)
Roger Bahl (1992-95)
40.7
40.4
34.8
33.7
32.4
32.3
Brandon Hellevang (2006)
3. Jeff Glas (2003)
4. Darcy Dahlem (1993)
5. Jeff Glas (2004)
Errol Mann (1966)
7. Jamie Gronowski (1972)
Errol Mann (1965)
13
13
9
8
6
6
5
5
3
3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
SINGLE-SEASON PUNTS
1. Brent Halfmann (2004)
2. Bret Bentow (2003)
3. Roger Bahl (1994)
4. Bret Bentow (2001)
Darcy Dahlem (1993)
8. Dan Hildebrandt (1999)
9. Roger Bahl (1995)
Tom Biolo (1979)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
22
21
14
13
12
12
10
8
5
5
5
Todd Roush (1998)
42.3
John Conrad (1965)
41.0
Bret Bentow (2001)
40.9
Bret Bentow (2003)
40.6
John Conrad (1966)
40.0
Tom Biolo (1979)
38.6
Brent Halfmann (2005)
36.0
35.9
Darcy Dahlem (1993)
35.4
Darcy Dahlem (1994)
34.2
34.2
Special team playoff records include all
playoff games since 1965.
Jeff Glas (2004)
6
Jeff Glas (2003)
5
Jeff Glas (2005)
4
4
3
2
1.
2.
3.
101
OVERALL RECORDS
000UUU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1,101
931
698
694
632
504
483
445
410
405
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
9. Kurt Otto (1985-87)
10. Kory Wahl (1989-92)
5,697
4,710
3,345
2,938
2,578
2,432
2,468
2,199
2,081
1,950
4. Mike Deutsch (1970-72)
5. Jed Perkerewicz (1998-2001)
7. Bill Deutsch (1973-76)
8. Willis Jacox (1983-86)
10. Tom Biolo (1977-80)
1.
2.
51
38
38
35
24
23
21
20
20
19
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PASSES ATTEMPTED
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
952
858
702
699
673
652
635
616
561
515
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PASSES COMPLETED
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
526
445
430
409
389
356
351
336
319
287
102
Kurt Otto (1985-87)
6,234
5,404
4,995
4,969
4,874
4,790
4,763
4,644
3,794
3,581
1.
2.
3.
1.
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
53
41
37
37
31
Dan Graf (1997-01)
26
26
26
25
25
58
52
42
42
42
41
34
34
31
28
10.
CAREER COMPLETION PCT.
1. Reed Manke (2003-06)
.672
.615
.613
4. Kelby Klosterman (1999- 02)
.583
.578
6. Tony Stein (1996-99)
.577
Kory Wahl (1989-92)
.577
8. Richard Kampa (1967-69)
.559
.553
.538
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Jeff Glas (2002-05)
420
347
320
246
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
242
226
222
200
187
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER RECEPTIONS
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER TOTAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
5,857
5,393
Weston Dressler (2004-present) 5,013
3,857
Dan Graf (1997-01)
3,779
3,621
3,550
3,534
3,338
3,308
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
Patrick Wacker (1975-78)
167
159
156
144
140
138
137
135
131
122
2,281
2,124
2,110
1,979
1,972
1,777
1,754
1,741
1,722
1,635
1.
2.
3.
Dan Graf (1997-2001)
24
Jeff McElroy (1994-95)
20
19
19
19
18
16
Steve Veldman (1980-83)
14
14
5.
6.
7.
All top 10 lists on this page include both
regular season and postseason games. All
records date back to 1954 unless noted.
OVERALL RECORDS
340
308
Mike Deutsch (1972)
300
293
272
272
256
8. Chris Beatty (2005)
250
241
236
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1,771
1,722
1,589
1,461
1,283
1,253
Bill Deutsch (1975)
1,231
Bill Deutsch (1974)
1,173
1,170
Milson Jones (1981)
1,159
Mike Deutsch (1972)
27
17
15
15
14
14
13
12
12
Tom Biolo (1979)
12
1.
2.
3.
34
23
23
19
19
Tony Stein (1999)
19
Clay Wagner (1994)
19
19
18
18
240
237
Kurt Otto (1986)
204
Reed Manke (2006)
193
Todd Kovash (1989)
191
Tony Stein (1999)
186
Todd Kovash (1988)
180
180
176
10. Kurt Otto (1987)
175
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
(100 OR MORE ATTEMPTS)
.687
.650
.643
.634
.614
.601
7. Tony Stein (1999)
.596
.596
.594
10. Todd Kovash (1988)
.584
Kory Wahl (1992)
.584
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Kurt Otto (1986)
387
386
373
Todd Kovash (1989)
359
330
Todd Kovash (1988)
308
Tony Stein (1999)
312
Kurt Otto (1987)
307
293
Clay Wagner (1994)
283
SINGLE-SEASON PASSING YARDS
2,961
2,841
2,449
Tony Stein (1999)
2,354
Reed Manke (2006)
2,198
Todd Kovash (1988)
2,183
Kory Wahl (1992)
2,107
Todd Kovash (1989)
2,100
Kurt Otto (1986)
2,095
2,043
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SINGLE-SEASON RECEPTIONS
Dan Grossman (2005)
Mike Juhasz (1999)
Dan Graf (2001)
Jesse Smith (2002)
Tracy Martin (1986)
Tim Gelinske (1992)
97
90
88
83
82
74
70
69
67
64
64
1,215
1,210
Dan Grossman (2005)
1,191
1,049
Jesse Smith (2002)
1,011
Mike Juhasz (1999)
945
893
Jeff McElroy (1995)
882
Tracy Martin (1986)
874
Dan Graf (2001)
855
16
2. Dan Graf (2001)
12
11
10
Peter Porinsh (1966)
10
9
Mike Juhasz (1999)
9
Jeff McElroy (1994)
9
Josh Ostby (1994)
9
Tracy Martin (1986)
9
28
2. Peter Porinsh (1966)
20
17
17
16
15
15
14
14
13
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Mike Deutsch (1972)
168
Jeff Glas (2005)
138
121
Pete Porinsh (1966)
120
106
Jeff Glas (2004)
105
102
Jeff Glas (2003)
100
98
94
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
2,027
1,915
1,861
1,778
1,752
1,724
Tracy Martin (1986)
1,708
Mike Deutsch (1972)
1,619
Milson Jones (1981)
1,613
Omar Mickens (1988)
1,539
103
OVERALL RECORDS
000UUU
CAREER SOLO TACKLES
(ALL GAMES SINCE 1977)
5. Travis O’Neel (1998-01)
7. Brad Wagner (1997-00)
8. Adam Stratton (2000-03)
Doug Johnson (1981-84)
10. Ryan Manke (2001-04)
229
196
184
164
143
141
136
134
134
132
8. Craig Koller (1989-92)
10. Mike Mannausau (1995-98)
384
315
221
216
214
207
172
171
164
153
9. Brad Wagner (1997-2000)
548
428
412
366
348
319
315
286
260
252
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
8.
9.
CAREER SACKS
23.5
David Borowicz (1993-96)
18.5
Zachariah Babington-Johnson (2003-06) 16.5
16.5
Mark Turgeon (1980-83)
16.0
15.5
Ben Dixon (1999-02)
15.5
Tyler Dahlen (2002-05)
15.0
Scott Schultz (1997-00)
13.5
Shawn Hanson (1989-92)
13.5
13.5
1. Brant Grimes (1996-99)
Kelly Howe (1996-99)
6. Ryan Manke (2001-04)
104
7.
8.
39
37
36
32
32
30
Donovan Alexander (2004-present)
Brad Wagner (1997-2000)
Tom Tschider (1978-81)
23
21
21
21
3.
6.
8.
9.
1. Kelly Howe (1996-99)
Daniel Martinsen (1969-71)
4. Michael Voelker (1976-79)
John Nyberg (1970-73)
Thomas Tschider (1978-81)
17
16
16
15
15
14
14
13
13
12
1. Digger Anderson (2003)
2. Travis O’Neel (2001)
3. Craig Riendeau (2001)
6. Donovan Alexander (2006)
Andy Dahlen (1979)
9. Eric Schmidt (2001)
Bruce McCardle (1977)
95
63
60
57
55
54
54
54
53
53
160
102
91
Tom Hedberg (1985)
91
90
87
7. Craig Koller (1991)
81
8. Matt Gulseth (1988)
80
78
10. Jason Mitchell (1997)
73
Jason Peterson (2005)
Wes Atkinson (1997)
David Borowicz (1995)
Bobby Stroup (2006)
Mark Turgeon (1981)
Jared Enger (2006)
Tyler Dahlen (2005)
Jeff Momerak (2003)
Monte Shaide (1992)
Rod Borowicz (1989)
Rich Mossong (1980)
Jim Hallowell (1979)
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.0
8.0
7.5
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
1. Dustin Thornburg (2001)
2. Mike Compton (1977)
4. Ryan Manke (2003)
Brant Grimes (1999)
Kelly Howe (1998)
9. Donovan Alexander (2006)
Brant Grimes (1998)
15
14
14
13
13
13
12
12
11
11
John Woleske (1973)
Brent Johnson (1993)
Kelly Howe (1999)
Douglas Johnson (1984)
Danny Gagner (2005)
James Rotunno (1972)
9
9
8
7
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
1.
3.
4.
7.
185
2. Andy Dahlen (1979)
140
137
134
5. Tom Hedberg (1985)
127
126
7. Digger Anderson (2003)
124
119
9. Dale Greenlees (1985)
115
10. Andy Dahlen (1980)
114
1.
SINGLE-SEASON SACKS
Eric Schmidt (2001)
Wes Atkinson (1999)
11.0
11.0
regular season and postseason games.
OVERALL RECORDS
CAREER PATS MADE
(ALL GAMES)
1. Jeff Glas (2002-present)
174/179
2. Cameron Peterka (1998-2001) 152/162
3. Juan Gomez-Tagle (1993-96) 91/10
88/98
5. Pat Beaty (1985-88)
86/93
76/88
7. John Roche (1982-84)
75/80
8. Walter Cook (1977-80)
65/79
9. Errol Mann (1965-66)
64/73
10. Brandon Hellevang (2006-present) 49/50
Franklin Gelling (1968-70)
49/56
(ALL GAMES)
1. Jeff Glas (2002-present)
82/122
65/94
3. Pat Beaty (1985-88)
52/82
4. Juan Gomez-Tagle (1993-96) 32/46
25/39
6. Franklin Gelling (1968-70)
20/49
7. Errol Mann (1965-66)
18/34
16/42
9. John Roche (1982-84)
15/26
10. Tony Shahbarat (1971)
14/30
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
CAREER PUNTS
(ALL GAMES)
Tom Biolo (1977-80)
James Gronowski (1971-74)
Glen Kucera (1981-84)
Roger Bahl (1992-95)
226
191
175
164
167
160
153
132
130
115
CAREER PUNTING AVERAGE (MIN. 70 ATT.)
(ALL GAMES)
1. Tom Biolo (1977-80)
40.6
40.5
3. Glen Kucera (1981-84)
39.2
4. Dan Hildebrandt (1999-00)
38.8
38.8
38.7
7. Bret Bentow (2001-03)
38.5
37.7
9. Brent Halfmann (2004-present) 37.5
36.7
(ALL GAMES)
1. Brandon Hellevang (2006)
Jeff Glas (2003)
4. Jeff Glas (2005)
6. Jeff Glas (2004)
James Gronowski (1972)
8. Erroll Mann (1966)
John Roche (1984)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
49
49
49
48
43
42
42
37
36
36
(ALL GAMES)
Jeff Glas (2005)
30
24
Jeff Glas (2004)
21
Pat Beaty (1988)
20
Cory Solberg (1989)
19
Jeff Glas (2003)
17
17
15
Jeff Glas (2002)
14
Pat Beaty (1987)
14
14
10.
SINGLE-SEASON PUNTS
(ALL GAMES)
John Conrad (1967)
Tom Biolo (1977)
Bret Bentow (2001)
Roger Bahl (1994)
Tom Biolo (1979)
Ken Conner (1969)
Darcy Dahlem (1993)
Cory Solberg (1989)
Kurt Otto (1985)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
(ALL GAMES)
Tom Biolo (1978)
43.7
Glen Kucera (1983)
43.4
Tom Biolo (1980)
42.5
John Conrad (1967)
41.4
Tom Biolo (1979)
41.1
John Conrad (1966)
41.0
Ken Conner (1969)
40.5
Cory Solberg (1989)
40.1
39.8
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Brandon Hellevang tied UND’s single-season
record for PATs as a freshman in 2006.
75
71
70
69
67
65
63
63
63
62
Tom Biolo holds UND records for single-season
and career punting average.
105
UND RECORDS
Individual Single-Game Records
Most Yards Rushing:
Best Rushing Avg. (Min. 10 att.):
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Rushing Attempts:
Rushing Touchdowns:
Passing Yards:
Passes Attempted:
Passes Completed:
Touchdown Passes:
Most Interceptions Thrown:
Most Pass Receptions:
Most Receiving Yardage:
Most Touchdown Receptions:
Most Total Offense:
Most Touchdowns Scored:
Most PATs:
Longest Field Goal Made:
Most Field Goals Attempted:
Most Field Goals Made:
Most Points Scored:
Most Punts Attempted:
Best Punting Average:
Most Fumbles Recovered:
Most Interceptions Made:
Most Sacks (records since 1977):
282, Phillip Moore vs. Augustana (11/7/98)
16.8, Dave Osborn vs. Minnesota-Duluth
(9/14/63) (12 carries for 202 yards)
46, Phillip Moore vs. MSU, Mankato (10/10/98)
6, Mike Deutsch vs. Montana (9/16/72)
515, John Bowenkamp at Augustana (11/9/02)
72, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86)
41, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86)
6, by Corey Colehour vs. Morningside (11/12/66);
6, by Kelby Klosterman vs. Winona State
(NCAA Playoff 11/17/01)
5, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86);
5, Kurt Otto vs. South Dakota State (10/31/87)
15, Weston Dressler at Nebraska-Omana (10/14/06)
15, Mike Juhasz vs. SDSU (10/23/99);
15, Bill Predovich vs. South Dakota (10/8/66)
232, Jesse Smith at Augustana (11/9/02)
4, Jesse Smith vs. Winona State
(NCAA Playoff 11/17/01); Regular Season–3,
Tracy Martin vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86);
Tim Gelinske vs. Augustana (10/6/90); Tom
Hagert vs. MSU Mankato (NCAA Playoff,
11/27/93); Jeff McElroy vs. St. Cloud State
(11/11/95); Jim Kleinsasser vs. North Dakota
State (10/17/98).
506, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
(9/13/86)
9, Jamie Gronowski vs. Morningside (10/7/72)
9, Jeff Glas vs. Mesa State (9/14/02)
59 yards, Cameron Peterka at St. Cloud State
(11/4/2000); Cameron Peterka vs. Pittsburg State
(NCAA Playoff 11/24/2001)
8, Tony Shahbarat vs. Northern Iowa (10/30/71)
5, Pat Beaty vs. Morningside (1988);
5, Cameron Peterka vs. UM-Crookston (9/8/2001)
5, Jeff Glas vs. UM-Crookston (8/29/02)
11, three times, last, Darcy Dahlem vs. MSU Mankato
(10/24/92)
51.7, Tom Biolo vs. No. Colorado (9/20/80)
3, Ron Green vs. Bemidji State (9/19/64)
3, several players; last, Mike Mooney
vs. Augustana (10/15/94)
4.0, Jared Enger vs. Winona State (9/16/06)
4.0, Eric Schmidt vs. New Haven (9/21/01)
4.0, Mike Skadeland at South Dakota State (9/22/84)
4.0, Mark Turgeon vs. Portland State (9/5/81)
Additional Individual Single-Season Records
2,841, John Bowenkamp (2003)
2,299, John Bowenkamp (2003)
2,027, Weston Dressler (2006)
7, Stan Wright (1963)
109, Cameron Peterka (10/31/98-11/3/01)
or Redshirt Freshman (All Games):
1,253, Ryan Chappell (2006 as redshirt freshman)
Most Yards Rushing by Freshman or Redshirt Freshman (Reg. Season):
846, Phillip Moore (1995 as redshirt freshman)
Total Offense (All Games):
Total Offense (Reg. Season):
All-Purpose Yards (All Games):
Fumbles Recovered:
Most Consecutive PATs:
Most Yards Rushing by Freshman
Additional Individual Career Marks
6,164, Todd Kovash (1987-90)
11, Stan Wright (1963-65)
Total Offense:
Fumbles Recovered:
Additional Miscellaneous Marks
Most Consecutive Games, 100 Yards Rushing: 15, Shannon Burnell (Last nine games of
1991,first six games of 1992, snapped Oct. 24, 1992 by MSU, Mankato)
Most Consecutive Games, Scoring a Touchdown: 17, Red Jarrett (Between 1929-1931)
Team Single-Game Records
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
106
First Downs Rushing:
First Downs Passing:
First Downs Penalty:
Total First Downs:
Offensive Plays:
23 vs. Morningside (9/28/74)
25 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86)
4, several times; last vs. N. Colorado (10/2/93)
70 vs. Montana State (9/13/75)
515 at Augustana (11/9/02)
6 by South Dakota State (10/31/87)
15 vs. at Minnesota Duluth (10/15/05) and vs. North
Dakota State (10/21/78)
Most Yards Penalized:
153 vs. Northern Colorado (10/1/83)
Most Fumbles Committed:
11 vs. Montana University (11/14/48)
Most Fumbles Lost:
7 at Montana University (11/14/48)
7 vs. Bemidji State (9/19/64)
Most Total Points:
86, (86-0) vs. Fargo College (1904)
Most Touchdown Passes:
Most Touchdowns Rushing:
8 vs. Moorhead State (1950),
8 vs. Bemidji State (9/9/95)
Most Touchdowns Total:
14 vs. Fargo College (1904)
Most Total Offensive Yardage, Both Teams, at UND:
1,168 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86)
Most Pts. Allowed by UND at UND:
67 to Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/13/86)
Most Points Scored by Both Teams at UND:
Fewest Yards Allowed Rushing:
Minus 76 vs. N.D. State (10/16/71)
Most Yards Allowed Rushing:
552 vs. N.D. State (10/18/69)
Fewest Yards Passing Allowed:
0, several times, last vs. North Dakota State
(10/27/84)
Most Yards Passing Allowed:
396 vs. Portland State (9/6/80)
Most Sacks (records since ‘77):
14 vs. New Haven (9/21/2001)
Most Sacks by Opponent (records since 1977):
12 by Nebraska-Omaha (11/11/2000)
Fewest Total Points Allowed:
0, many times,
last vs. Minnesota Duluth (10/16/04)
Most Total Points Allowed:
83 by Kentucky (1950)
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Most
Rushing Attempts:
Yards Gained Rushing:
Yards Gained Passing:
Total Yards:
Passes Attempted:
Passes Completed:
Passes Intercepted:
Penalties:
Team Single-Season Records
14 (2001)
13 games (1929-30)
23 games (11/16/02 to 10/29/05)
154 (1975)
All Games –139 (2006)
Reg. Season–127 (2003)
Most First Downs by Penalty:
23 (1986)
Most Total First Downs:
All Games–280 (2001)
Most Offensive Plays:
All Games–1020 (2001)
Most Rushing Attempts:
645 (1972)
Most Yards Rushing:
3,401 (1975)
Most Passing Yards:
All Games–3,185 (2001)
Reg. Season–2,572 (1966)
Most Total Yards:
All Games–5,534 (2001)
Reg. Season–4,430 (1972)
Most Passes Attempted:
433 (1986)
Most Passes Completed:
Most Interceptions Thrown:
20 (1973)
Most Penalties:
Most Penalty Yards:
Most Fumbles:
40 (1976)
Most Fumbles Lost:
21 (1976)
24 (1972)
Most Total Points:
Most Touchdown Passes Thrown: All Games–34 (2001)
Most Rushing Touchdowns:
38 (1972)
Most Total Touchdowns:
59 (1972)
Fewest Yards Rushing Allowed:
553 (2001)
Most Yards Rushing Allowed:
3,336 (1986)
Fewest Yards Passing Allowed:
334 (1956)
Most Yards Passing Allowed:
All Games–2,369 (2001)
Reg. Season–2,093 (1983)
Fewest Points Allowed:
61 (1963)
Most Points Allowed:
396 (1986)
Most Wins:
Longest Winning Streak:
Longest Home Winning Streak:
Most First Downs Rushing:
Most First Downs Passing:
TOP SINGLE GAME PERFORMANCES
000UUU
150-Yard Rushing Games
Date
11/18/06
11/04/06
10/15/05
8/28/04
11/22/03
9/27/03
11/2/02
9/15/01
10/21/00
9/2/00
11/13/99
11/21/98
11/7/98
10/31/98
10/17/98
10/10/98
11/8/97
10/25/97
10/11/97
10/4/97
9/27/97
9/20/97
11/16/96
11/16/96
10/26/96
9/28/96
9/14/96
11/19/94
10/15/94
11/20/93
10/30/93
10/23/93
9/18/93
11/9/91
9/28/91
9/21/91
9/14/91
10/13/90
9/24/88
11/7/87
9/22/84
9/15/84
9/17/83
10/3/81
9/12/81
11/1/80
10/4/80
9/27/80
9/16/78
11/13/76
11/8/75
10/11/75
10/11/75
10/4/75
9/20/75
11/9/74
11/2/74
11/2/74
9/28/74
9/14/74
11/3/73
9/16/72
10/24/70
9/26/70
11/1/69
10/10/64
9/14/63
Player
Ryan Chappell
Ryan Chappell
Chris Beatty
Adam Roland
Adam Roland
Adam Roland
Riza Mahmoud
Jed Perkerewicz
Jed Perkerewicz
Jed Perkerewicz
Jed Perkerewicz
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Tony DelDotto
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Phillip Moore
Ross Almlie
Ross Almlie
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Shannon Burnell
Omar Mickens
Tom DeMars
Anthony Mazzu
Anthony Mazzu
Pat Juhl
Milson Jones
Milson Jones
Milson Jones
Milson Jones
Tim Hroza
Gary Pietruszewski
Bill Deutsch
Dale Kasowski
Bill Deutsch
Dale Kasowski
Dale Kasowski
Bill Deutsch
Bill Deutsch
Dale Kasowski
Bill Deutsch
Bill Deutsch
Bill Deutsch
Dale Kasowski
Mike Deutsch
Mike Deutsch
Mike Deutsch
Dave Williamson
Dave Osborn
Dave Osborn
Date
12/02/06
11/05/05
11/06/04
11/9/02
10/19/02
11/17/01
11/13/99
11/6/99
10/7/95
11/6/93
11/7/92
Player
Reed Manke
Reed Manke
Chris Belmore
John Bowenkamp
John Bowenkamp
Kelby Klosterman
Tony Stein
Tony Stein
Kevin Klancher
Clay Wagner
Kory Wahl
TC-Yds.
16- 235
23- 150
36- 158
30- 178
31- 164
24- 166
44- 192
30- 186
37- 197
35- 214
25- 161
25- 155
39- 282
30- 192
35- 205
46- 274
37- 276
33- 220
37- 242
34- 216
35- 188
28- 204
27- 204
26- 173
43- 168
40- 225
19- 197
27- 174
24- 155
32- 191
32- 213
31- 174
28- 155
32- 189
37- 158
26- 168
36- 252
24- 151
15- 150
24- 196
25- 150
24- 154
25- 170
18- 150
29- 163
19- 175
24- 233
20- 163
13- 153
36- 165
36- 254
20- 152
15- 150
31- 156
25- 226
35- 168
18- 166
27- 233
19- 189
23- 151
34- 182
21- 157
24- 219
23- 167
40- 257
17- 192
12- 200
Opponent
Winona State (P)
St. Cloud State
Minnesota Duluth
Delta State
Pittsburg State (P)
Augustana
Minn. State, Mankato
Northern Colorado
South Dakota State
Central Washington
Nebraska-Omaha
Northern Colorado (P)
Augustana
South Dakota
North Dakota State
MSU Mankato
Augustana
St. Cloud State
Nebraska-Omaha
Morningside
South Dakota State
St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State
South Dakota
Augustana
Moorhead State
Northeast Missouri State
Augustana
Pittsburg State (P)
North Dakota State
Nebraska-Omaha
Morningside
Nebraska-Omaha
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Moorhead State
Nebraska-Omaha
Morningside
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Augustana
Augustana
South Dakota
Nevada-Reno
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
Augustana
Eastern Montana
Morningside
St. Cloud State
South Dakota State
South Dakota State
Northern Iowa
Augustana
Augustana
Morningside
Montana State
South Dakota
Montana
Morningside
Morningside
South Dakota State
Minnesota-Duluth
300-Yard Passing Games
C-A-Yds.
29-51-328
28-44-335
28-39-404
36-54-515
33-47-363
27-32-341
26-46-318
21-31-314
15-24-307
15-24-378
14-22-307
Opponent
Grand Valley State (P)
South Dakota
South Dakota
Augustana
St. Cloud State
Winona State (P)
Nebraska-Omaha
St. Cloud State
Nebraska-Omaha
South Dakota
Nebraska-Omaha
10/14/89
10/7/89
10/29/88
9/13/86
10/28/72
10/26/68
11/12/66
11/5/66
11/6/65
Todd Kovash
Todd Kovash
Todd Kovash
Kurt Otto
Jay Gustafson
Dick Kampa
Corey Colehour
Corey Colehour
Corey Colehour
22-42-349
27-47-350
16-26-311
41-72-431
21-36-328
22-38-348
20-33-397
26-48-324
19-32-305
Nebraska-Omaha
Augustana
South Dakota State
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Northern Iowa
Augustana
Morningside
Augustana
Idaho State
Date
11/25/06
10/28/06
10/14/06
9/01/06
11/05/05
10/01/05
9/24/05
12/04/04
11/06/04
11/29/03
11/8/03
10/25/03
10/18/03
10/4/03
11/9/02
11/9/02
10/19/02
11/17/01
9/8/01
10/28/00
10/14/00
11/13/99
11/6/99
10/23/99
10/9/99
9/25/99
10/17/98
11/1/97
11/2/96
10/19/96
10/7/95
9/23/95
11/27/93
11/6/93
11/2/92
10/14/89
10/7/89
10/29/88
10/15/88
9/5/87
11/1/86
10/25/86
9/27/86
9/28/85
10/28/78
10/22/77
11/10/73
10/13/73
10/6/73
9/29/73
9/22/73
9/8/73
11/11/72
10/28/72
10/26/68
11/5/66
Player
Brady Trenbeath
Weston Dressler
Weston Dressler
Weston Dressler
Dan Grossman
Dan Grossman
Dan Grossman
Caleb Johnson
Caleb Johnson
Willis Stattelman
Jesse Ahlers
Travis Lueck
Travis Lueck
Willis Stattelman
Jesse Smith
Caleb Johnson
Jesse Smith
Jesse Smith
Dan Graf
Dan Graf
Jesse Smith
Mike Juhasz
Mike Juhasz
Mike Juhasz
Luke Schleusner
Mike Juhasz
Jim Kleinsasser
Mike Juhasz
Kirby Garry
Kirby Garry
Jeff McElroy
Jeff McElroy
Tom Hagert
Aaron Schramm
Tim Gelinske
Mike Schmaltz
Tim Gelinske
Mark Poolman
Mark Poolman
Mark Poolman
Tracy Martin
Tracy Martin
Tracy Martin
Tracy Martin
Pat Wacker
Pat Wacker
Ron Gustafson
Ron Gustafson
Ron Gustafson
Ron Gustafson
Ron Gustafson
Ron Gustafson
Lawrie Skolrood
Sheldon Joppru
Pat Kenney
Pete Porinsh
Rec-Yds.
7- 125
6- 174
15- 159
10- 141
11- 181
4- 144
7- 140
10- 129
10- 141
12- 125
8- 143
8- 135
6- 165
10- 161
12- 232
8- 128
13- 203
6- 133
6- 128
9- 150
3- 129
13- 144
11- 131
15- 179
5- 141
9- 161
8- 169
11- 138
11- 148
6- 125
7- 202
8- 152
8- 156
9- 150
9- 129
5- 135
8- 136
6- 127
6- 145
11- 141
9- 183
11- 125
9- 132
6- 177
4- 125
7- 132
9- 151
5- 148
8- 131
6- 146
6- 147
10- 178
7- 132
7- 130
10- 209
8- 130
Opponent
Nebraska-Omaha (P)
Minnesota Duluth
Nebraska-Omaha
Central Washington
South Dakota
St. Cloud State
Augustana
Pittsburg State (P)
South Dakota
Winona State (P)
South Dakota
Minnesota State
North Dakota State
St. Cloud State
Augustana
Augustana
St. Cloud State
Winona State (P)
Minnesota-Crookston
Augustana
Northern Colorado
Nebraska-Omaha
St. Cloud State
South Dakota State
Morningside
MSU Mankato
North Dakota State
South Dakota
Morningside
Nebraska-Omaha
Augustana
South Dakota
Pittsburg State
Nebraska-Omaha
Augustana
South Dakota State
Northern Colorado
Southwest Missouri State
Northern Colorado
St. Cloud State
South Dakota State
South Dakota State
South Dakota
North Dakota State
Montana State
South Dakota State
Morningside
Augustana
Minnesota
Nevada-Las Vegas
Northern Iowa
Augustana
Augustana
10/29/66
10/8/66
10/23/65
Pete Porinsh
Bill Predovich
Stan Wright
8- 137
15- 143
8- 162
Montana State
South Dakota
South Dakota
125-Yard Receiving Games
(P) Indicates Playoff Game; Records date back to 1963
107
TEAM RECORDS
Year-by-Year Team Offensive Stats
Statistics include REGULAR SEASON games only.
Year
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
108
G
10
11
10
10
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
11
11
10
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
11
10
11
9
9
10
10
10
10
9
9
8
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
FD
185
225
197
212
205
197
192
173
180
184
171
182
148
165
179
173
184
171
192
180
224
165
172
182
149
162
159
180
173
166
142
168
212
204
208
166
146
141
130
111
172
154
119
110
117
121
120
91
119
n/a
116
109
106
RUSHING
Att
Yds
331 1464
446 1683
403 1655
361 1413
419 1537
434 1687
473 1771
345 1188
423 2025
453 2320
466 2048
456 1643
363 1182
459 1829
444 1578
426 1995
374 1605
370 1135
413 1642
343 1182
363 1270
489 1876
540 2471
526 2164
406 1394
465 1882
542 2471
527 2232
496 2373
532 1793
447 1415
574 3100
620 2919
503 1770
575 2159
558 1814
492 1589
371 1045
320
769
441 1171
343
952
350 1123
404 1658
439 2035
436 1576
367 1478
387 1569
335 1024
359 1723
323 1416
368 1619
410 2133
336 1493
Avg/G
146.4
153.0
165.5
141.3
139.7
153.4
161.0
118.8
202.5
232.0
204.8
164.3
118.2
182.9
157.8
221.7
160.5
303.2
149.3
118.2
115.5
170.5
224.6
196.7
139.4
188.2
247.1
202.9
237.3
163.0
157.2
344.4
291.9
177.0
215.9
181.4
176.6
116.1
96.1
117.1
105.8
124.8
184.2
226.1
175.1
164.2
196.1
128.0
215.4
177.0
202.4
237.0
165.9
TD
17
18
13
16
16
18
24
10
24
20
13
20
9
21
17
20
19
10
19
15
12
11
25
19
16
14
31
24
23
10
9
33
32
24
35
15
15
12
12
8
13
16
16
17
11
17
16
12
n/a
n/a
10
n/a
n/a
PASSING
Att-Com-Int
184-277-6
313-203-11
165-289-11
345-229-5
348-208-12
309-198-6
252-136-6
289-177-11
259-126-13
175-96-4
207-111-6
221-132-9
260-147-7
227-111-8
254-148-9
181-102-8
266-149-6
364-193-15
324-188-13
340-188-12
433-221-16
215-86-12
164-67-14
243-133-8
263-124-15
215-101-9
123-53-9
212-84-10
200-74-15
236-94-11
196-73-16
87-30-6
155-70-12
269-127-20
247-131-11
243-111-14
236-101-12
283-114-13
238-128-13
186-74-8
310-164-11
258-134-19
91-42-11
82-27-10
113-39-9
120-55-6
76-37-5
106-43-8
105-43-16
178-74-16
96-39-9
72-32-7
166-80-n/a
Yds
2263
2527
1938
2741
2350
2299
2091
2245
1908
1236
1356
1766
1941
1509
1921
1157
1910
2112
2318
1854
2364
1277
902
1649
1547
1099
630
1213
1180
1104
1200
722
1121
2051
1869
1398
1335
1557
1639
851
2298
1892
834
383
496
836
496
672
596
1192
572
451
1415
Avg/G
226.3
229.7
193.8
274.1
213.6
209.0
190.1
224.5
190.8
123.6
135.6
176.6
194.1
150.9
192.1
128.6
191.0
192.0
210.7
185.4
214.9
116.1
82.0
149.9
154.7
109.9
63.0
110.3
118.0
100.4
133.3
80.2
112.1
205.1
186.9
139.8
148.3
173.0
204.9
85.1
255.3
210.2
92.7
42.6
55.1
92.9
62.0
84.0
74.5
149.0
71.5
50.1
157.2
TD
21
23
21
24
12
23
21
19
13
16
15
18
20
8
15
11
16
11
13
13
16
10
12
16
9
7
4
6
10
12
7
6
8
16
17
12
6
11
6
5
20
10
10
6
5
11
5
4
6
11
6
4
11
TOTAL
Plays
608
759
693
706
767
743
725
634
682
628
673
677
623
686
698
607
640
734
737
683
796
704
704
769
669
680
665
739
696
768
643
661
775
772
822
801
728
654
558
627
653
608
495
521
549
487
463
441
464
501
464
482
502
OFFENSE
Yds Avg/G
3727 372.7
4210 382.7
3593 359.3
4154 415.4
3887 353.4
3986 362.4
3862 351.1
3433 343.3
3933 393.3
3556 355.6
3404 340.4
3409 340.9
3123 312.3
3338 333.8
3499 349.9
3152 350.2
3515 351.5
3247 295.2
3960 360.0
3036 303.6
3634 330.4
3153 286.6
3373 306.6
3813 346.6
2941 294.1
2981 298.1
3101 310.1
3445 313.2
3553 355.3
2897 263.4
2615 290.6
3822 424.7
4040 404.0
3821 382.1
4028 408.8
3212 321.2
2924 324.9
2602 289.1
2408 301.0
2022 202.2
3250 361.1
3015 335.0
2492 276.9
2418 268.7
2072 230.2
2314 257.1
2065 258.1
1696 212.0
2319 289.9
2608 326.0
2191 273.9
2584 287.1
2908 323.1
Fum
Penalty
No/L No/Yds
9-6
58-540
26-10
88/798
15-9
59/544
15-10
68/572
21-14
66/606
19-11
73/676
19-11
91/767
16-8
65/465
12-5
74/675
12-10
48/429
11-7
48/426
18-8
49/384
16-8
52/452
18-6
42/380
14-5
52/453
4-2
49/410
12-9
58/526
17-9
51/433
21-9
72/548
18-10
48/442
31-20
56/508
27-17
71/622
24-13
53/480
16-13
65/687
20-13
62/567
32-15
59/521
26-13
50/533
24-10
55/604
21-14
68/684
32-16
49/454
40-21
48/491
22-11
51/553
34-17
67/617
29-12
62/613
n/a-10 70/738
n/a-19 59/605
n/a-13 66/627
18-13
56/592
24-13
53/543
26-19
51/470
21-11
40/371
20-14
43/413
21-8
34/340
26-14
29/256
24-15
37/337
21-7
40/366
23-13
39/344
26-16
31/260
19-9
38/370
n/a-n/a
n/a
27-17
48/347
25-17
51/401
n/a-n/a
n/a
TEAM RECORDS
Year-by-Year Team Defensive Stats
Statistics include REGULAR SEASON games only.
Year
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
G
10
11
10
10
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
10
11
11
10
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
11
10
11
9
9
10
10
10
10
9
9
8
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
FD
169
164
144
193
155
128
129
148
159
165
136
144
152
148
147
146
194
201
228
169
253
230
180
192
156
156
138
165
169
208
170
158
186
175
123
91
109
172
134
142
120
107
132
99
105
146
123
123
103
n/a
121
106
125
RUSHING
Att
Yds
307
830
317
752
341
880
345
888
359 1013
343
553
351
772
409 1321
352 1003
403 1305
355 1071
371 1016
402 1168
385 1176
392 1086
349 1295
484 1861
531 2262
502 1810
501 1904
580 3336
549 2496
471 1288
434 1341
400 1061
431 1363
477 1342
513 1524
521 1898
552 2295
531 2438
431 1416
495 2212
573 1943
435 1069
435
922
389
942
491 1903
421 1602
485 1716
390 1290
336
708
421 1180
406 1187
422 1445
n/a 1529
n/a 1311
n/a 1628
n/a 1380
n/a
n/a
407 1810
441 1525
406 1850
Avg/G
83.0
68.4
88.0
88.8
92.1
50.3
70.2
132.1
100.3
130.5
107.1
101.6
116.8
117.6
108.6
143.9
186.1
205.6
164.5
190.4
303.3
226.9
117.1
121.9
106.1
136.3
134.2
138.5
189.8
208.6
270.9
157.3
221.2
194.3
106.9
92.2
104.7
211.4
200.3
171.6
143.3
78.7
131.1
131.9
160.6
169.9
163.9
203.5
172.5
n/a
226.3
169.4
205.6
TD
7
2
9
7
14
2
4
6
9
14
13
8
10
8
9
12
17
13
17
19
36
27
8
19
9
14
16
10
19
18
26
10
26
17
14
9
n/a
n/a
n/a
15
8
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
PASSING
Att-Com-Int
336-187-12
395-204-21
161-331-14
280-164-8
304-163-10
327-145-25
323-148-16
271-125-10
330-166-8
264-139-11
262-117-9
301-147-9
300-134-20
279-135-15
229-120-16
218-108-9
273-138-15
277-153-6
251-143-11
189-92-9
226-123-13
283-156-8
309-167-22
346-157-12
312-141-16
255-129-15
216-117-17
229-106-13
177-82-16
266-126-23
144-65-11
247-129-9
181-82-12
204-83-24
226-72-18
194-58-16
218-73-20
226-103-21
178-72-11
206-85-13
218-84-16
235-94-19
154-76-11
129-61-13
107-41-12
144-78-14
122-58-5
86-46-6
130-42-15
n/a
71-25-11
76-28-6
131-54-13
Yds
2308
2134
1626
2149
2021
1552
1617
1518
2044
1526
1474
1639
1512
1599
1753
1264
1733
1918
1730
1147
1600
1980
1958
2093
1646
1494
1525
1298
1143
1611
835
1608
1486
1205
999
866
1126
1509
914
995
919
1116
925
687
574
972
603
781
587
n/a
344
344
703
Avg/G
230.8
194.0
162.6
214.9
183.7
141.1
147.0
151.8
204.4
152.6
147.4
163.9
151.2
159.9
175.3
140.4
173.3
174.4
157.3
114.7
145.5
180.0
178.0
190.3
164.6
149.4
152.5
118.0
114.3
146.5
92.8
178.7
148.6
120.5
99.9
86.6
125.1
167.7
114.3
99.5
102.1
124.0
102.8
76.3
63.8
108.0
75.4
97.6
73.4
n/a
43.0
38.2
78.1
TD
11
15
4
17
12
13
11
8
8
10
10
13
4
7
8
6
9
16
14
7
14
13
7
9
7
3
6
4
7
7
5
12
15
8
4
5
10
9
4
6
8
4
9
3
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
TOTAL
Plays
643
712
672
625
663
670
674
680
682
667
617
672
702
664
621
567
757
808
753
690
806
832
780
780
712
686
693
742
698
818
675
678
676
777
661
629
607
717
599
691
608
571
575
535
529
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
478
517
537
OFFENSE
Yds Avg/G
3138 313.8
2886 262.4
2506 250.6
3037 303.7
3034 275.8
2105 191.4
2389 217.2
2839 283.9
3047 304.7
2831 283.1
2545 254.5
2655 265.5
2680 268.0
2775 277.5
2839 283.9
2559 284.3
3594 359.4
4180 380.0
3540 321.8
3051 305.1
4936 448.7
4476 409.9
3246 295.1
3434 312.2
2707 270.7
2857 285.7
2867 286.7
2822 256.5
3041 304.1
3906 355.1
3273 363.7
3024 336.0
3698 369.8
3148 314.8
2068 206.8
1788 178.8
2068 229.8
3412 379.1
2516 314.5
2711 271.1
2209 245.4
1824 202.7
2105 233.9
1874 208.2
1798 199.8
2501 277.9
1914 239.2
2409 301.1
1967 245.9
n/a
n/a
2154 269.3
1869 207.7
2553 283.7
Fum
Penalty
No/L No/Yds
8-2
52-357
24-11
91/692
17-8
64/472
10-7
51/455
18-7
63/557
22-12
68/549
25-11
71/532
21-11
54/448
16-10
61/452
17-9
59/464
19-11
46/389
26-15
49/373
20-10
56/480
20-10
55/433
20-9
61/557
19-7
104/454
18-9
66/577
25-10
61/519
24-10
58/549
23-16
80/740
33-15
90/811
32-20
77/717
30-21
67/578
20-10
64/646
30-17
65/561
28-12
62/593
28-18
64/673
21-13
50/501
26-18
53/492
36-17
74/624
34-16
51/520
21-14
36/407
29-16
49/471
35-16
57/682
n/a-23 54/530
n/a-22 46/438
n/a-16 47/447
33-17
53/520
22-10
47/482
25-15
49/495
27-16
37/323
26-13
41/378
30-22
26/250
30-21
26/206
35-18
36/270
29-19
33/257
30-14
40/300
28-19
39/325
20-11
33/289
n/a
n/a
20-10
29/291
26-20
29/212
n/a-24 n/a/339
109
UND FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICANS
000UUU
1930
Glenn Jarrett, HB
AP
H
UP
H
NYN NEA
1
H
1931
Fred Felber, E
AP
3
UP
NYN NEA
1933
Ted Meinhover, T
Ralph Pierce, HB
AP
UP
1934
Jack Charbonneau, QB
AP
H
1937
Chuck Gainor, E
1970
Dan Martinsen, DB
Don McLean, LB
Greg Schneider, DB
Jerry Skogmo, DE
AP
H
2
H
H
NYN NEA COL
H
H
1971
Jim LeClair, LB
Dan Martinesen, DB
AP AFCA NYN NEA WIL
1
1
2
1
UP
NYN NEA
1972
Mike Deutsch, RB
AP AFCA NYN NEA WIL
1
1
AP
UP
NYN NEA COL
2
1973
Ron Gustafson, FL
AP AFCA NYN NEA WIL
H
1938
Fritz Pollard, HB
AP
UP
NYN NEA COL
1
1974
Ron Gustafson, FL
AP AFCA NYN NEA WIL
1
1939
Evan Lips, QB
AP
UP
NYN NEA COL
H
1975
Bill Deutsch, FB
Bryan Klipfel, OL
AP AFCA NYN NEA WIL
1
3
1952
Richard Ryan, E
AP
UP
NYN NEA WIL
2
1953
Richard Ryan, E
AP
UP
NYN NEA WIL
1
1979
Joe Friederichs, DE
Dale Markham, DT
Paul Muckenhirn, TE
Mike Voelker, FS
AP AFCA P-M NEA WIL
H
1
1
1
1954
Ron Kubesh, G/LB
AP
UP
NYN NEA WIL
1
1955
Ronald Kavadas, OL
Donald Miller, HB
Steve Myhra, T
AP
H
H
1
UP
1980
Andy Dahlen, LB
Milson Jones, RB
Todd Thomas, OT
AP AFCA P-M NEA WIL
H
H
1
1981
Milson Jones, RB
AP AFCA P-M NEA WIL
1
1956
Steve Myhra, T
AP
SI
1
NYN NEA WIL
1
1958
Jim Jarrett, HB
AP
H
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1984
Randy Harles, NG
Tom Hedberg, LB
AP AFCA P-M FBN WIL
1
1
1959
Jim Jarrett, HB
AP
H
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1988
Pat Beaty, K
AP AFCA P-M FBN WIL
1
1960
Don Kaczmarek, T
AP
H
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1
1989
Cory Solberg, K
AP AFCA P-M FBN WIL
1
1963
Neil Reuter, DT
AP
1
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1990
Dean Witkowski, LB
AP AFCA AAC FBN WIL
1
1964
Jerry Jacobs, DT
AP
2
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1965
AP
Corey Colehour, QB
H
Dave (Butch) Lince, DE 1
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1991
Jason Childs, OL
Tim Gelinske, WR
Bill Riviere, OL
Monte Shaide, NG
AP AFCA AAC FBN FBG
H
H
3
H
1966
Corey Colehour, QB
Roger Bonk, LB
AP
H
1
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1992
Shannon Burnell, RB
Monte Shaide, NG
Kory Wahl, QB
AP AFCA CMF FBN FBG
3
3
3
H
1968
Bill Predovich, E
AP
H
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1969
Bruce Smith, OL
AP
H
SI
NYN NEA WIL
1993
Shannon Burnell, RB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Brent Johnson, CB
Mike Kuntz, LB
Mike Mooney, LB
Kevin Robson, OL
AP AFCA CMF COS FBG
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
H
3
1
110
NYN NEA WIL
1
SI
NYN NEA WIL
UND FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICANS
000UUU
1994
Mark Callahan, NG
James Cheatham, DB
Jeff McElroy, WR
Mike Mooney, LB
AP AFCA CMF COS FBG
2
3
3
3
H
2
1
3
1995
Mark Callahan, NG
David Hillesheim, DL
Jeff McElroy, WR
Tim Tibesar, LB
AP AFCA AFQ COS FBG
1
3
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
1996
David Borowicz, LB
Mark Callahan, NG
James Cheatham, DB
Juan Gomez-Tagle, K
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Phillip Moore, RB
Tim Prinsen, OL
Tim Tibesar, LB
AP AFCA AFQ COS FBG
H
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
H
H
2
3
1
1
1
1
1997
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Jason Mitchell, LB
Phillip Moore, RB
AP AFCA AFQ DAK FBG
1
1
H
H
1
1
2
1
1998
Kelly Howe, FS
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Greg Lotysz, OL
Mike Mannausau, LB
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Phillip Moore, RB
AP AFCA GNS DAK FBG
3
1
1
1
2
H
H
2
2
1
1999
Kelly Howe, DB
Mike Juhasz, WR
Glen Matthews, DL
Travis O’Neel, LB
Cameron Peterka, K
AP AFCA GNS DAK FBG
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
2000
Ryan Goven, LB
Cameron Peterka, K
Scott Schultz, DL
Brad Wagner, DB
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
H
2001
Ben Dixon, DL
Dan Graf, WR/Util.
Kelby Klosterman, QB
Travis O’Neel, LB
Cameron Peterka, K
Craig Riendeau, DB
Eric Schmidt, LB
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
3
H
1
H
H
1
1
H
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
3
2003
Digger Anderson, LB
Jeff Glas, K
Travis Lueck, Ret.
Ben Olson, OL
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
3
1
1
2
H
H
1
1
1
1
2
CSR
H
2004
Digger Anderson, LB
Josh Brandsted, DB
Weston Dressler, Ret.
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Chris Kuper, OL
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
3
1
1
3
CSR
1
H
2005
Digger Anderson, LB
Weston Dressler, WR
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Dan Grossman, WR
Chris Kuper, OL
USA
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
1
1
1
1
1
H
1
2
2
H
1
1
1
1
H
1
1
2
2
CSR
2
2
2006
AP AFCA D2F DAK FBG
Mitch Braegelmann, OL
H
Steve Brennan, LB
2
Ryan Chappell, RB
H
Weston Dressler, WR
1
1
1
1
1
Adam Wolff, DL
2
2
2
1
CSR
2
1
1
2
Key to Abbreviations
AAC
All-America Classic
AFCA
American Football Coaches Association
AFQ
American Football Quarterly
AP
Associated Press Little All-America
CMF
C.M. Frank
COL
Collier’s Little All-America (by Grantland Rice)
COS
College Sports Information Directors of America
(CoSIDA)
CSR
CollegeSportsReport.com
D2F
D2Football.com
DAK
Daktronics, Inc.
FBG
Don Hansen’s Football Gazette
FBN
Football News
GNS
Gannett News Service
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Associaton
NYN
New York News
P-M
Pepsi-Mizlou
SI
Sports Illustrated
UP
United Press
USA
USA Football (Sophomore All-America Team)
WIL
Williamson
2
2
2
H
2
2
1
H
H
3
2
1
2
1
2
111
UND FOOTBALL HONORS
000UUU
National Honors
Harlon Hill Trophy Finalists
(Top 8)
1992 Shannon Burnell
1994 Mike Mooney
1995 Jeff McElroy
1997 Phillip Moore
2005 Digger Anderson
ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA
Academic All-Americans
(GTE prior to 2000)
1987 Kurt Otto, QB (1st team)
1988 Matt Gulseth, DB (1st)
Chuck Clairmont, OL (1st)
Rusty Ekness, TE (2nd)
1992 Mark Ewen, LB (1st)
Tim Gelinske, WR (1st)
1996 Tim Tibesar, LB (1st)
1998 Marcus McKenzie, OL (2nd)
1999 Brant Grimes, DB (1st)
2001 Mac Schneider, OL (1st)
2002 Mac Schneider, OL (1st)
2003 Jesse Ahlers, WR (2nd)
2005 Jeff Glas, K (1st)
Digger Anderson, LB (2nd)
Danny Gagner, DB (2nd)
2006 Weston Dressler, WR (1st)
Michael Greenwood, DB (1st)
1982
1985
1987
1988
1992
1996
1996
2003
NCAA Postgraduate
Scholarships
Paul Franzmeier, LB
Glen Kucera, TE
Kurt Otto, QB
Matt Gulseth, DB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Tim Tibesar, LB
Tom Langer, RB
National Football Foundation and
College Hall of Fame National
Scholar-Athlete
1992 Tim Gelinske
1996 Tim Tibesar
1999 Brant Grimes
2002 Kelby Klosterman
Woody Hayes
National Scholar-Athlete Award
1992 Tim Gelinske
Harry S. Truman Postgraduate
Scholarship Award
1992 Mark Ewen
2001 Mac Schneider
NCAA Walter Byers
Postgraduate Scholarship
2002 Mac Schneider
North Central Conference
Male Scholar Athlete of the Year
2007 Michael Greenwood
112
All-NCC
First-team selections only
1922 Walter (Baldy) Burkman, HB
1923 Alfred (Gummy)
Thorwaldson, E
1925 Mike Geston, E
1926 Ernest Gustafson, T
1928 Stuart MacMillan, C
Willis Shepard, E
Eddie Showers, T
1929 Orrion Berg, E
Glenn (Red) Jarrett, HB
Stuart MacMillan, C
William Mjogdalen, G
Austin Smith, T
1930 John Burma, FB
Gordon Dablow, G
Fred (Nip) Felber, E
Glen (Red) Jarrett, HB
William Mjogdalen, G
Curtis Schave, QB
Austin Smith, T
Claude Urevig, T
1931 Joseph Bourne, C
John Burma, FB
Gordon Dablow, G
Fred (Nip) Felber, E
Darrell Long, T
Arthur Malo, G
Ralph Pierce, HB
Lloyde Richmond, HB
1932 Gordon Dablow, E
Larry Knauf, HB
Arthur Malo, G
Ted Meinhover, T
Ralph Pierce, HB
1933 Jack Charbonneau, QB
Maurice Gehrke, G
Ted Meinhover, G
Ralph Pierce, HB
1934 Jack Charbonneau, QB
Fritz Falgren, E
Maurice Gehrke, G
1935 Fritz Falgren, E
Martin Gainor, T
Jack Charbonneau, QB
1936 Lloyd Amick, G
Robert Campbell, HB
Charles Gainor, E
Martin Gainor, T
Marvin Jacobson, T
Jack Mackenroth, G
Frederick (Fritz) Pollard, HB
1937 Lloyd Amrick, G
John Devich, QB
Charles Gainor, E
Evan Lips, QB
Jack Mackenroth, T
Jack West, Jr., C
1938 Michael Brenkus, HB
Charles Gainor, E
Evan Lips, QB
Jack West, Jr., C
1939 Michael Brenkus, HB
Norman Leafe, E
Evan Lips, QB
William Richards, T
1940 William Brown, T
Walter Dobler, HB
Norman Leafe, E
Edward Rossmiller, G
1941 Rob Ballinger, HB
Walt Dobler, HB
Gene Freeze, G
Jack Whillans, T
Wallace Olson, HB
Al Simpson, E
1942 Don Loepp, C
Tom Nelson, T
Wallace Olson, HB
1946 Raymond Bostrom, T
Dennis (Red) Huntley, HB
1947 Raymond Bostrom, T
Donald Loepp, C
1948 Mark Foss, E
DeWayne (Dewey) King, C
1949 Herbert LeMoine, HB
Ralph Neinas, G
Alton Thogersen, E
1950 Cyril DuCharme, HB
Mark Foss, E
Thomas Gilman, T
Lloyd (Boom) Hallada, FB
Ralph Neinas, G
1951 Francis Breidenbach, G
Loren (Larry) Devine, T
Lloyd (Boom) Hallada, FB
Richard (Rocket) Ryan, HB
Larry Stone, T
1952 Richard Koppenhaver, QB
Richard (Rocket) Ryan, E
1953 Michael Bothum, E
Calvin Hallada, AB
Ronald Kubesh, G
Richard (Rocket) Ryan, HB
1954 Ronald Kavadas, C
Ronald Kubesh, G
Richard (Rocket) Ryan, E
1955 Ronald Kavadas, C
Richard McBride, HB
Donald Miller, HB
Steve Myhra, T
1956 Steve Myhra, T
Gerald Ryan, E
1957 Robert Herrick, E
Steven Piasecki, QB
Donald Stueve, FB
1958 Robert Falos, QB
John Hennen, G
Robert Herrick, E
James Jarrett, HB
Donald Stueve, FB
1959 James Jarrett, HB
Daniel Schafer, C
1960 L.C. Hester, HB
Donald Kaczmarek, T
1961 Eugene Tetrault, E
1962 Robert Enebak, G
Maurice Paulsen, T
1963 Donald Gulseth, G
Neil Reuter, T
1964 Thomas Felix, G
Donald Gulseth, T
David Osborn, HB
1965 Roger Bonk, LB
Corey Colehour, QB
David (Butch) Lince, E
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
John McNally, HB
Ralph Soltis, C
David (Stan) Wright, HB
Roger Bonk, LB
Corey Colehour, QB
Michael Gerlach, G
Peter Porinsh, HB
David Sagness, C
Robert Toftey, HB
Wayne Welter, T
Charles Bosch, T
Thomas Langseth, E
Robert LaVoie, G
William Predovich, E
Robert Toftey, DB
Raymond Tomberlin, C
Charles Bosch, T
Peter Gilbert, DB
Thomas Langseth, E
William Predovich, E
Spencer (Coy) Tatum, G
Daniel Martinsen, DB
Gregory Schneider, E
Bruce Smith, C
Gary Fredrickson, E
Jim LeClair, LB
Donald McLean, LB
Gregory Schneider, T
Jerry Skogmo, E
Bill Blake, C
John Gist, G
Terry Kremeier, T
Frank Landy, T
James LeClair, LB
Doug Schindler, MG
Jerry Skogmo, E
Bill Blake, OC
Randy Bottelson, DB
Bill Cook, OG
Mike Deutsch, RB
Jay Gustafson, QB
Sheldon Joppru, SE
Frank Landy, DT
John Miklesh, DE
Ron Gustafson, Flk
Jay Gustafson, QB
Lawrie Skolrood, TE
Brad Katzung, OT
Bill Cook, OG
Dave Fennell, DT
Brian Klipfel, OC
Bill Deutsch, RB
Dale Kasowski, RB
Ron Gustafson, Flk
Bill Deutsch, FB
Bryan Klipfel, OC
Dale Kasowski, RB
Scott Lovell, OT
Marty LeClair, LB
John Woleske, DB
Tom Klabo, DE
Bill Deutsch, FB
Scott Martin, OG
Mick Lucia, DE
Pat Wacker, WR
Mike Voelker, DB
UND FOOTBALL HONORS
000UUU
1978 Steve Sybeldon, OT
Joe Friederichs, DE
Mike Voelker, DB
1979 Tom Biolo, Punter
Andy Dahlen, LB
Joe Friederichs, DE
Doug Moen, OC
Paul Muckenhirn, TE
Mark Soderquist, OG
Todd Thomas, OT
Mike Voelker, DB
1980 Tom Biolo, Punter
Jeff Compton, DB
Andy Dahlen, LB
Milson Jones, RB
Doug Moen, OC
Todd Thomas, OT
1981 Jeff Compton, DB
Jay Hilbert, OT
Milson Jones, RB
1982 Pat Juhl, RB
Bruce Larson, DB
Jerry Olson, OT
Mark Turgeon, DE
1983 Glen Kucera, TE
Mark Turgeon, DE
Randy Harles, NG
1984 Tony Mazzu, FB
Randy Harles, NG
Doug Johnson, SS
Tom Hedberg, LB
1986 Tracy Martin, WR
1987 Tom Demars, TB
Kurt Otto, QB
Monte Smith, OG
Jon Wrzesinski, WR
1988 Monte Smith, OL
Rusty Ekness, TE
Mark Poolman, WR
Matt Gulseth, DB
Pat Beaty, PK
1989 Cory Solberg, PK-P
1990 Todd Kovash, QB
Dean Witkowski, LB
Bill Riviere, OC
Mike Schmaltz, WR
Omar Mickens, RB
Cory Solberg, PK-P
1991 Shannon Burnell, RB
Jason Childs, OL
Tim Gelinske, WR
Bill Riviere, OL
Monte Shaide, DL
Tim Gelinske, WR
Blaine O'Gorman, DB
John Schumacher, TE
Monte Shaide, DL
Jeff Tatur, LB
Kory Wahl, QB
Kevin Robson, OL
Brent Johnson, DB
Mike Mooney, LB
Mike Kuntz, LB
1994 Ross Almlie, RB
Mark Callahan, NG
James Cheatham, FS
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
David Hillesheim, DE
Brent Johnson, CB
Jeff McElroy, WR
Mike Mooney, LB
Jeff McElroy, WR
Tim Prinsen, OL
Mark Callahan, DL
David Hillesheim, DL
Tim Tibesar, LB
David Borowicz, LB
Chad Emond, DB
James Cheatham, DB
David Borowicz, LB
Mark Callahan, DL
James Cheatham, DB
Dwayne Ell, DL
Juan Gomez-Tagle, PK
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Phillip Moore, RB
Tim Prinsen, OL
Tim Tibesar, LB
Kelly Howe, FS
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Jason Mitchell, LB
Phillip Moore, RB
Kelly Howe, FS
Jim Kleinsasser, TE
Greg Lotysz, OL
Mike Mannausau, LB
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Phillip Moore, RB
Wes Atkinson, LB
Kelly Howe, FS
Mike Juhasz, WR
Glen Matthews, DL
Travis O’Neel, LB
Scott Schultz, DL
Mike Bryant, OL
Ryan Goven, OLB
Dan Graf, WR & returner
Travis O’Neel, LB
Jed Perkerewicz, RB
Cameron Peterka, K
Craig Riendeau, DB
Scott Schultz, DL
2001 Mike Bryant, OL
Dave Butler, OL
Ben Dixon, DL
Craig Riendeau, DB
Travis O’Neel, LB
Eric Schmidt, LB
Cameron Peterka, K
Dan Graf WR & KR
2002 Ben Olson, OL
Jesse Smith, WR
Dustin Thornburg, DB
Ethan Marquis, LB
2003 Digger Anderson, LB
Tyler Dahlen, LB
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Travis Lueck, Util.
Jeff Momerak, DL
Ben Olson, OL
Weston Dressler, Util.
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Tony Hermes, LB
Chris Kuper, OL
Ryan Manke, DB
Josh Brandsted, DB
Ross Brennan, DL
Tyler Dahlen, LB
Weston Dressler, KR/PR
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Dan Grossman, WR
Brent Halfmann, P
Chris Kuper, OL
Jason Peterson, DL
2006 Mitch Braegelmann, OL
Steve Brennan, OLB
Ryan Chappell, RB
Weston Dressler, WR & Ret.
Jared Enger, DL
Jason Hoffschneider, DB
Dan Ullsperger, ILB
Adam Wolff, DL
Ira Frendberg
Award
This award replaced the Sioux
Oil Can Award.
Criteria for the Frendberg
Award is that it is “given to the
UND football player who generates great enthusiasm among
squad members, works hard day
after day and is dedicated to the
game of football.”
Ira Frendberg was born May
21, 1885 in Caledonia, N.D., and
died March 10, 1979 in Grand
Forks. He lettered in football in
1908 and 1909. After retiring
from
the
ND
Highway
Department as a bridge engineer
he returned to Grand Forks,
where he became a fixture at
UND games and practices. Up
until age 92, he regularly took
calisthenics with the football
team. He willed his entire estate
to UND.
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Steve Dietsch, OG-OT
Dave Jensen, FB
Tom Biolo, QB
Paul Franzmeier, LB
Kirk Swenson, DB
Steve Doody, DT
Doug Ploen, DB
Nate Stokke, DE
Dennis Borowicz, RB
Dennis Borowicz, RB
Bill Riviere, OL
Bill Riviere, OL
Bill Riviere, OL
Tim Gelinske, WR
Jay Wandler, LB
Shane Sedin, DL
Tim Tibesar, LB
Tim Tibesar, LB
Chris Schrantz, WR
Mike Mannausau, LB
Wes Atkinson, LB
Mike George, LB
Dave Butler, G
Mac Schneider, C
Adam Stratton, DB
David Wisthoff, FB
Jason Peterson, DE
Jared Enger, DE
All-American placekicker Cory
Solberg earned All-NCC honors in
1989 and 1990.
113
FOOTBALL LETTERWINNERS
000UUU
Linebacker Roger Bonk (left), running back Pete Porinsh (center) and
quarterback Corey Colehour led UND to a 37-20 Mineral Water Bowl
win over Northern Illinois in 1965.
A
Aakhus, Charles K., 1951-52
Abernethy, James R., 1978-80
Abernethy, Jeffrey S., 1980, 1982-83
Adams, Alan M., 1941, 1946-47
Adams, Raymond K., 1959
Ahlers, Jesse, 2001-03
Ahlstrom, Erik, 2003
Alexander, Donovan, 2004-06
Alkins, Jamel, 2002
Allen, James Matteson, 1938-39
Allen, James M., 1945
Allen, Shane, 1997
Almlie, Ross D., 1991-94*
Amick, Loyd M., 1935-37*
Anderson, Reid (Digger), 2002-05*
Anderson, Jeff, 2000
Anderson, John Alfred, 1953-54
Anderson, John T., 1964-66
Anderson, Karl K., 1949
Anderson, Kirk C., 1977-79
Anderson, Wayne R., 1957-58
Arason, Lawrence G., 1949 (Mgr)
Aretz, Harold L., 1941
Arndt, Theodore A., 1924-25
Arnegard, Ole O., 1894
Askelson, Dennis L., 1954, 1956
114
Atkinson, Wes, 1996-99*
Augustin, Donald J., 1953-55
Autrey, Shawn, 1995-97
Avery, Marion D., 1920-21
B
Babiarz, Anthony, 1935
Babington-Johnson, Zachariah 2003-06
Bachmeier, Joseph D., 1960-61
Bacon, J. Myron, 1911
Bacon, Mark T., 1984-85
Baertsch, Robert J., 1951-52
Bahl, Roger, 1994-95
Bailey, Joe, 1996-98
Baker, George E., 1901-03
Bakkum, Julius, 1896
Ballinger, Robert O., 1941
Baptie, John L., 1897
Barnes, Paul M., 1907-10*
Bates, David P., 1903
Battcher, Fred W., 1928
Batten, Jay C., 1912
Bauer, Brett, 2004-06
Baufield, Emil F., 1953
Baukol, Kay M., 1945
Bauman, Stephen A., 1965 (Mgr)
Baumgarn, Kevin J., 1992-93
Beatty, Bill B., 1947-48
Beatty, Chris, 2002, 2005-06
Beaty, Patrick K., 1985-88
Bechdolt, Fred R., 1894*
Beck, Danny L., 1969-70
Beck, Leroy, 1895
Behl, John W., 1953-54
Belmore, Chris, 2004-06
Bell, Anthony J., 1905-07*
Bell, E. Forrest, 1966
Bellmore, Mark A., 1969-72
Bengston, Neil M., 1962
Benneweis, Jonathan, 1994
Benser, Earl W., 1925-27
Bentow, Bret, 2001-03
Bentz, Arthur, 1933
Berg, Orrion, 1928-30
Bergh, Ronald F., 1964-66
Bertagnoli, James E., 1970
Berthiaume, Robb, 1993-94
Bickford, E. Merle, 1896
Bickford G. Luther, 1894-97
Binek, Gary F., 1968
Biolo, Tom J., 1977-80
Bjorklund, Delbert L., 1925, 1927
Bjorklund, Leonard T., 1935-36
Bjorklund, Richard, 1942
Bjornaraa, Bjorngulv (Bud), 1960
Blake, Thomas J., 1975
Blake, William R., 1971-72*
Blanchard, Frank L. (Norty), 1972-73
Blanchette, Ben J., 1934-36
Blaske, Mark D., 1971-75
Blikre, Clair T., 1946 (Mgr.)
Bliss, Jay W., 1906-07
Blue, Casey, 2000-02
Bodine, Dale P., 1962-63
Bodine, Rob J., 1987
Bodoh, Matthew, 2005-06
Boe, Edmund W., 1924-25*-26
Boehland, Melvin G., 1962-64
Boehm, Frank, 1970 (Mgr.)
Bokovoy, Sam A., 1924-26
Boleen, Keith M., 1966-67
Bolonchuk, William W., 1952-55*
Bolstad, Ole, 1895
Bonk, Roger F., 1964-66*
Bonvino, Christopher J., 1985
Bonzer, Clarence A., 1907-09*
Booty, John L., 1924-26
Borowicz, David J., 1993-96
Borowicz, Dennis M., 1987-88
Borowicz, Rodney A., 1987-90
Bosch, Charles, 1966-68
Bosch, Donald, 1984-85*-86
Bosch, Louis N., 1961-62
Bosh, Thayne, 2001
Bostrom, Raymond A., 1942, 46-47
Bothum, Myron E., 1952-53*
Bottelson, Randal A., 1970-72
Bourne, Joseph L., 1930-31
Bowenkamp, John, 2002-04*
Boyce, William L., 1913-16
Boyd, Joseph, 1916, 1919
Boyd, Paul B., 1926-28
Boyer, John R., 1971
Braegelmann, Mitch, 2004, 2006
Brandner, Eugene, 1954-55 (Mgr.)
Brandsted, Josh, 2002-05
Brannon, J. Marshall, 1902-07
Braverman, Arnold, 1933-35
Breidenbach, Francis A., 1950-51
Breitling, Bruce R., 1959-61
Breitling, Duane R., 1960-62
Breitling, Eric D., 1981-84
Brenkus, Michael J., 1937-39
Brennan, George A., 1894
Brennan, James J., 1910-11
Brennan, Ross, 2002, 2005
Brennan, Steve, 2003-06
Brewer, Brian R., 1965-67
Brewer, Paul G., 1958-59
Bridgeford, Charles L., 1973-74
Bridston, Don R., 1946-47
Briggs, Jeffrey A., 1986-87
Brodie, Al Leo, 1921-24
Bronson, John, 2006
Brown, Lee A.C., 1956 (Mgr.)
Brown, Mark, 1989
Brown, William Gust, 1940
Bruegger, Orville H., 1917
Brunner, Paul, 1990
Bruzzini, Mike J., 1992
Bryant, Michael, 1999-01
Buck, Edgar H., 1952
Buckwalter, Jeff K., 1977-79
Budge, Ernest J., 1910-11
Budge, William E., 1908-11
Bugge, Charles W., 1964-66
Buisker, Matt 2004-05
Burdick, Frank J., 1991
Burkman, Walter B., 1920-23*
Burnell, Shannon W., 1990-93*
Burma, John J., 1929-31*
Burnham, Brian K., 1978-79
Burns, Arthur G., 1908
Burr, Stephen R., 1965, 1967
Burtness, Olger B., 1903-06*
Busby, Douglas R., 1966-67
Busdicker, Arthur E., 1920-23
Busdicker, Harold, 1921
Busse, James A., 1975-76
Butler, David, 1999, 01
Noseguard Mark Callahan earned
first team Football Gazette and
A.P. Little All-America honors in
1996.
000UUU
Cummings, Burtland, 1986, 1988
Currie, Noyes A. (Nig), 1922-24*
Currier, Charles E., 1899
D
Running back Mike Deutsch earned first team A.P. All-America honors
in 1972 and later signed a free agent contract with the Chicago Bears.
He still ranks among UND’s all-time rushing leaders.
Bye, Gordon J., 1938
C
Cadreau, Dana W., 1967-69
Cadwell, Alex, 2004-06
Calder, William L.A., 1898
Caldis, Gordon J., 1939-41*
Callahan, Mark, 1993-96*
Cameron, John A., 1936-37
Cameron, John B., 1961
Campbell, Donald William, 1938-40
Campbell, Guy E., 1939
Campbell, John B. (Soup), 1954-55
Campbell, John D., 1916
Campbell, Robert J., 1934-36*
Campbell, Thomas D., 1903
Camrud, Theodore M., 1955-56
Carlson, Dennis D., 1973-76
Carlson, Karl J., 1993-94
Carlson, Ronald D., 1964
Carney, Shad, 2005
Carpenter, Charles P., 1898-1900
Cassell, James T., 1915-16, 1919-20
Caufield, John Joseph (Jay), 1982-85
Caufield, Jake, 2005-06
Cedros, Henry J., 1950, 1952
Chappell, Ryan, 2006
Charboneau, Jack, 1933-35
Charles, Demetrius, 2002-05
Chatfield, Robert C., 1937
Cheatham, James A., 1993-96
Childs, Jason J., 1988-91
Chipman, Mark J.C., 1982
Christensen, Trent, 2004-06
Christofferson, Josh, 2000-02
Chumich, Louis H., 1934-35
Claffy, Herbert G., 1946, 1948-50*
Clairmont, Charles P., 1985-88*
Clark, Alan D., 1980-83
Clift, Milton L., 1951-52
Coghlan, K.J., 1994-95
Colehour, Corey A., 1964-66*
Compton, Jeffrey J., 1978-81
Compton, Michael T., 1974-77
Conmy, Edward T., 1906-08*
Conmy, James F.X., 1919-23
Conmy, John P. (Chick) 1903, 05-06
Conner, Kenneth M., 1967, 1969
Conrad, John C., 1965-67
Cook, Kevin P., 1981-84
Cook, Walter J., 1978-80
Cook, William O., 1971-73
Cope, Gerald A., 1932-33
Copple, Josh, 2002
Coulter, James A., 1900
Councilman, John D., 1958-60
Craver, Clarence (J.R.), 1997
Craig, Russell R., 1903-04
Crewe, Percy S., 1899-1900
Crouse, Michael, 1999-01
Croze, Deland J., 1936-37
Dablow, Darral G., 1964
Dablow, Gordon F. (Boomer), 1930-32*
Dablow, Richard H. (Rip), 1931-33
Dahl, Hans J., 1903
Dahl, Thorvals I., 1911
Dahlem, Darcy J., 1991-93
Dahlen, Andy O., 1977-80*
Dahlen, Tyler, 2002-05
Daily, Eugene F., (Firpo), 1922-23
Danko, Gerald A., 1966
Danner, Ronald J., 1966-67
Danovic, Stephen T., 1965-66
Darling, Ronald J., 1937
Daucsavage, Bruce L., 1973-74
Davidson, Tom M., 1988
Davis, Forest M., 1904-06
Davis, J. Ellsworth, 1895-98*
Davis, Paul W., 1976-77
Dawson, Donovan, 1996-97
Day, Michael J., 1981-83
Dean, Alfred, 1904-08
DeCamp, Frank H., 1894
Dehnicke, Adam, 1998-01
DelDotto, Tony, 1995-96
Demars, Thomas W., 1985-87
Dempsey, Mark R., 1982-84
Dempsey, Paul L., 1974-75
Dennis, Christopher B., 1974-75
Denoma, Brent M., 1991-92
Derkos, Isadore P., 1960
DeSautel, Thomas, 2003, 2005-06
Deutsch, Michael J., 1970-72
Deutsch, William J., 1973-76
Devich, John J., 1936-37
Devine, Loren H., 1949-51
Deyak, Gregory M., 1989-91
Dew, James R., 1971-72
DeWeese, Raymond J., 1905
Dickson, Mark D., 1976-78
Dietsch, Steven W., 1974, 1976-78
Dietz, Robert O., 1946
Dixon, Ben, 1999-02
Dobler, Walter, 1939-41*
Dockter, Steven, 1994-95
Dokken, Brian, 2002-03
Dolejs, Michael J., 1988
Dombrovski, Noah, 2006
Donahue, Gerald D., 1950-51
Doody, Stephen W., 1981-83*
Dornack, Duane C., 1963-64
Dorso, Anthony M., 1983-86
Downey, John Edward, 1949-50
Doyle, Michael E., 1939-40
Dragge, Allen O., 1938-40
Draxton, Dudley D. (Dude), 1947
Dressen, Brad T., 1982-85
Dressler, Weston, 2004-06
Drew, Joseph M., 1924-26
Drexler, Douglas E., 1968-70*
Drozda, William W., 1958-60
Drummond, Aaron, 1993-95*
Ducharme, Cyril L., 1948-51*
Duchscher, Shane, 2003-05
Duggan, Frank J., 1919-20, 1922
Dunnell, Irwin R., 1927
Durfey, Robert O., 1963
Durnin, William G., 1928-29
Duty, James H., 1899
E
Eckholm, Einar K., 1933
Edgar, Earl W., 1963-64
Edick, Robert, 1935
Edmonds, Oscar W., 1908-09
Effertz, Alan F., 1977-78
Egizzi, Silvio F., 1929-31
Eide, James R., 1938, 1940-41
Ekness, Rustin (Rusty) J., 1985-88*
Ell, Dwayne D., 1993-96
Ellingson, Minor E., 1917
Ellis, Ray S., 1906
Ellison, William P., 1914-15
Emanuel, Roger G., 1939-40
Emond, Chad W., 1993-95
Enebak, Robert H., 1960-62*
Eneback, Rex R., 1979
Engebretson, Carl A., 94
Engel, Wesley A., 1950
Engen, Joel C., 1970-72
Enger, Jared, 2004-06
Erickson, Jeff, 1992-95
Erson, Mark E., 1989-91
Estes, Doug W., 1993-95
Evenson, Gerlas L., 1963-65
Everett, Grant, 1997-99
Everett, Tim L., 1989-91
Ewen, Mark D., 1989-92
F
Fabel, Gary L., 1960-61
Fairchild, Clarence A., 1894-95*-96
Falgren, Fritz O., 1933-35*
Falos, Robert D., 1957-58
Farnham, Albert T., 1909
Farnsworth, (Lt) Charles S., 1894
Faruolo, John, 1945
Fast, Wilbur, 1951
Faul, Chad, 1997-00
Faul, Scott, 1998-99
Fawcett, Roscoe, 1904
Feavel, Chris M., 1992-94
Fech, William N., 1940
Feeney, Stephen P., 1987-88, 1990
Felber, Fred N. (Nip), 1929-31
Felix, Thomas P., 1962-64
Fellows, Don L., 1950
Feeney, Stephen P., 1987-90
Feltheim, Jeffrey R., 1989-92
Fennell, David A., 1971-73
Fettig, Ludwig F., 1967-68
Fingarson, George E., 1913-16*
Fink, John, 1989
Fink, Richard D., 1968
Fischer, Ronald D., 1985
Fitzmaurice, Edward S., 1897
Fitzmaurice, George K, 1897-1902
Flanagan, Joseph, 1895-1901
Flasted, Martin W., 1908
Fleck, Preston, 1996-98
Flesch, Dietrich, 1996-98
115
000UUU
Guida, Travis, 1998-99
Gullickson, Arthur E., 1916
Gullickson, Oscar S., 1908-11*
Gulseth, Donald M., 1962-64
Gulseth, Matthew, J., 1985, 1987-88*
Gunderson, Erik, 1995-98
Gunderson Greg G., 1976-77
Gunderson, Jurt P., 1986
Gunderson, Scott D., 1988, 1990-92
Gustafson, Arthur E., 1932
Gustafson, Ernest W., 1924-26*
Gustafson, Glen A., 1964-66
Gustafson, James W., Jr., 1947
Gustafson, Jay S., 1971-73
Gustafson, Ronald R., 1971-74*
UND wide receiver Ron Green
caught 10 passes for a team-best
270 yards in 1964 and then
grabbed 23 passes for 345 yards
in 1965. He later spent parts of
four seasons (1966-69) with NFL
teams.
Jim Hester played three seasons
of basketball and one year of
football with the Sioux (1966)
and then played five seasons as
an NFL tight end with the New
Orleans Saints and Chicago
Bears.
Flett, Charles M., 1910
Flint, Howard R., 1912-15
Fogarty, Tim J., 1977-79
Fogelson, Daniel J., 1980
Forster, Joseph H., 1911-14
Foss, Mark B., 1948-50
Foughty, Francis E., 1941-42, 1946
Fox, Jerome P., 1957-58*
Franklin, Earl, 1916-17
Franklin, Jamaal, 2002, 2004
Franzmeier, Paul R., 1978-81*
Frazier, Lynn J., 1898-99*-1900*-01*
Fredrickson, Gary E., 1969-70
Frederickson, John O., 1923-25
Freese, Bernard G., 1939-41
Frendberg, Ira, 1908-09
Freund, Danny, 2006
Friedrichs, Joe D., 1976-79
Frykman, Adam, 1998-00
Giesbrecht, Wayne J., 1968-69
Giesinger, Brian, 1997
Gilbert, Peter A., 1967-69*
Gill, William, 1905
Gilson, Ray W., 1929, 1931
Gilman, Thomas A., 1947-50
Gilsdorf, Robert B., 1955-56
Girard, Dennis M., 1985-88
Giske, Alvin Phillip, 1951 (Mgr.)
Gist, John E., 1970-71
Glas, Jeff, 2002-05
Glas, Robert E., 1961-63
Goethal, William A., 1933-34
Gomez-Tagle, Juan, 1994-96
Goven, Ryan, 1997-00*
Grabow, Robert J., 1969
Graf, Dan, 1997, 1999-01*
Graham, Jayce L., 1971 (Mgr.)
Graham, John D., (Doc), 1948-49
Grant, Ryan, 2002-03
Gravos, Jason, 2000
Greene, Alexander W., 1991-93
Green, Ronald M., 1963-65*
Greengo, Richard H., 1952-53
Greenlees, Dale B., 1983-85
Greenstein, Victor S., 1965-66
Greenwaldt, Sean, 1995-98
Greenwood, Michael, 2003-06
Gresko, William E., 1966-68
Griess, Raymond J., 1945
Griffin, Howard H., 1906
Griffin, Richard, 1917, 1921
Grimes, Brant, 1996-99
Groeschl, Lee, 2003-06
Gronowski, James S., 1971-74
Gronvold, Martin N., 1924
Grossell, Stephen H., 1974-75
Grossman, Dan, 2003-05
Grover, Blair, 2005-06
Grover, Brian Jeffrey, 1973-75*
Grover, Jeffrey B., 1978-80
Gruchalla, Michael, 2003-04
Grumbo, Howard O., 1954-57*
G
Gador, Bradley J., 1975-77
Gagner, Dan, 2002-05*
Gahlberg, Harold O., 1925-26
Gainor, Charles E., 1936-38*
Gainor, Martin (Butch), 1934-36*
Gallagher, Bruce J., 1972 (Mgr.)
Gallogly, Thomas A., 1974-76
Gardner, Lawrence A., 1972-74
Garry, Kirby, 1994-96*
Gehrke, Maurice R., 1932-34
Gehrke, Reed, 1998
Gehrke, Wilbur J., 1937-39
Geiger, Glenn G., 1941-42
Gelinske, Timothy G., 1989-92*
Gelling, Franklin, 1968-70
George, Mike, 1996-98*, 00*
Gerdes, Lyle H., 1963
Gerlach, Michael J., 1965-66
Gerrits, Brad, 1994
Geston, Magnus (Mike), 1925-27*
Gibson, Jay D., 1978-79
116
H
Haake, Philip H., 1942
Haberkorn, William J., 1959-61
Hagert, Tom J., 1990-93
Haggerty, Frank, 1902
Hahn, Maurice G., 1946
Halfmann, Brent, 2004-06
Hallada, Calvin J., 1953-54*
Hallada, Lloyd D. (Boom), 1948-51*
Hallen, James O., 1937-38
Hallowell, James R., 1978-80
Halpin, Arthur B., 1951-52*
Halpin, Fred P., 1942, 1947
Halpin, Nace E., 1948-49
Halsted, Charles F., 1950-51
Halstenson, Eric, 2003-05
Halvorsen, Theodore M., 1925-27
Halverson, Eric, 1999-02
Halvorson, Walter L., 1934-36
Hambrecht, Todd, 1997-00
Hamlin, Brian B., 1992-94
Hamlin, David W., 1987-88
Hancock, John M., 1900-01
Haneward. Walter C., 1941-42
Hanley, Philip D., 1955, 1957
Hansen, Edward G., 1905
Hanson, Brent L., 1991-93*
Hanson, John T., 1916-20*
Hanson, Shawn R., 1989-92
Hardaway, Logan M., 1913
Harles, Randolph J., 1981-84
Haroldson, Edward, 1901
Harris Earl J. (Doc), 1920-24
Harris, John G., 1910-13*
Hart, Alexander, 1903
Hatterman, James L., 1982, 83, 84
Hausauer, Allen, 1942
Hausauer, Joseph A., 1975-76
Hausauer, Leroy M. (Roy), 1939-41
Hausauer, Ron C., 1977
Hausauer, Rudolph J., 1956-58
Hawkins, Jeffry D., 1974
Hawley, Brian G., 1961 (Mgr.)
Hawthorne, Warren C., 1894
Haymaker, Gerald, 1940
Headlee, Jason W., 1991
Headley, Travis, 1999-00
Heynes, George H., 1917
Haynes, Frank F., Jr., 1978 (Mgr.)
Hebert, Gerald J., 1965, 1967
Hebert, Vernon E., 1960-62
Hedberg, Thomas G., 1982-85*
Heder, J.A., 1907
Hedger, Robert W., 1958
Heinzen, Lloyd P., 1939
Heising, Ralph A., 1948-50
Hellevang, Brandon, 2006
Hellman, Percy P., 1968-70 (Mgr.)
Helman, Robert G., 1970-72
Helmaniak, Mark J., 1987
Helmer, Mark, 1981-82 (Mgr.)
Helmkay, Lyle R., 1914-17*
Hemp, Albert B., 1911
Hempstead, John E., 1894
Hendrickson, Andrew, 2003-04
Henneberg, Mike, 1995-97
Hennemuth, John H., 1917
Hennen, John A., 1957-59*
Hennessey, John C. (Bud), 1945
Hermes, Tony, 2002-04
Herrick, Robert J., 1957-58
Herstrom, Mark W., 1984-85
Hester, James C., 1966
Hester, L.C., 1958-60
Hewitt, Scott A., 1972-74
Hickel, Todd L., 1980-82
Hilbert, Jay T., 1979-81*
Hildebrandt, Daniel, 1999-00
Hillesheim, David, 1992-95*
Hines, Emery J., 1967
Hiney, Donald E., 1945*
Hirschey, Curtis J., 1959
Hjalmerson, Magnus, 1916-17
Hocking, Samuel, 1898
Hoefs, Mike, 1997-98
Hoehn, Gary P., 1967
Hoff, Calvin G., 1949-50
Hoffelt, Andy, 2004, 2006
Hoffelt, Gregory G., 1969
Hoffelt, Harold D., 1960-62
Hoffer, Dennis D., 1969-71
Hoffman, Brian D., 1985-88
Hoffschneider, Jason, 2003-06
Hogan, Robert J., 1980-81
Holder, Chad D., 1989-92
Holinka, Brett, 2006
Holly, Duane E., 1945
Holmquist, Paul A., 1982-85
Holmquist, Robert, 1998-00*
Holodnick, John A., 1939
Hoplin, Jeff P., 1974-77
Hough, Dennis W., 1966-68 (Mgr.)
House, Carmen, W., 1927-29
Houska, Charles H., 1904
Houser, Edgar T. (Dutch), 1919-21*
Howe, Kelly, 1996-99*
Howe, Merton W., 1940-42
Hoy, Hugh J., 1941-42
Hrkal, John W., 1958-59
Hroza, Timothy A., 1979-81
Hubbard, Donald V., 1959
Huber, Steven, 1994
Huber, Vernon R., 1946-48*-49
Huddleson, Clyde R., 1933
Huffman, Gordon A., 1946, 47, 48
Huntley, Dennis F., (Red), 1940, 1946
Hustad, Mark A., 1976, 1978
Hutchinson, William H., 1903
Hyndman, Paul J., 1963-64
000UUU
I
Ingram, Scott J., 1993-95
Irvin, Tom, 2001-02*
Isaksen, John M., 1964 (Mgr.)
Isaman, Richard A., 1968
Ismir, Troy A., 1985
J
Jacobs, Jerome D., 1962-64
Jacobson, Ben M., 1928
Jacobson, Donald H., 1938-39
Jacobson, James S., 1929
Jacobson, Jeffrey A., 1972-75
Jacobson, Marvin W., 1935-36
Jacox, Willis F., 1983-86
Jaderston, George H., 1962-63*
James, Herbert H., 1913-15
Jarrett, Glenn L. (Red), 1928-30*
Jarrett, James E., 1957-59*
Jarrett, John R., 1958
Jauch, Jeffrey E., 1980, 1982
Jeffryes, Curtis C., 1971-73
Jelacic, Mark J., 1982
Jennings, George J., 1899-1902
Jennings, Kenneth A., 1946, 1949
Jennings, Ronald A., 1984
Jennison, John C., 1913-15
Jensen, Byron J., 1971-73
Jensen, David J., 1976-79*
Jeraczek, Nick R., 1906
Jewell, Thomas, 1896, 1901
Johansen, Kenneth M., 1945
Johanson, Donald F., 1982-83
Johannson, Kenneth J., 1952
Johnson, Albert E., 1933, 1935
Johnson, Albert N., 1952-53
Johnson, Brent D, 1992-94
Johnson, Caleb, 2001-04
Johnson, David Michael, 1987-88
Johnson, Douglas B., 1982-84
Johnson, Freeman L., 1945
Johnson, George M., 1912, 1915-16
Johnson, Horace W., (Hoss), 1936-38
Johnson, James A., 1959-60
Johnson, John C., 1896-97
Johnson, Kenneth L., 1935-36
Johnson, Leslie G., 1938, 1940
Johnson, Melvin B., 1915, 1919*-20
Johnson, Mike J., 1977-79
Johnson, Nils I., 1895
Johnson, Phil Q., 1977
Johnson, Richard O., 1939-40
Johnson, Ronald P., 1989-91
Johnson, Steven R., 1983-85*
Johnson, Thomas G., 1907-08
Johnson, William S., 1968-70
Jones, Conrad N., 1954-55
Jones, Keith, 1989-90
Jones, Marshall D., 1915
Jones, Milson M., 1979-81*
Joppru, Sheldon D., 1970-72
Jordan, Henry W., Jr., 1977-80
Juckel, Daniel P., 1985
Juelke, Conrad, 1942
Juelke, Donald M., 1947-49*
Juhasz, Michael, 1997-99*
Juhl, Patrick J., 1980-83
K
Kaastad, Morris, 1942
Kaczmarek, Donald L., 1958-60
Kadrmas, Terry L., 1978-80*
Kahl, Cyrus P., 1928-29
Kahl, Mel K., 1936-37
Kaiser, Donny M., 1993-96
Kampa, Richard J., 1967-69*
Kankel, Charles E., 1959-61
Kankel, Otto W., 1894
Karras, Joseph J., 1969-70
Kasowski, Dale J., 1972-75
Kassis, John N., 1942, 1946-47
Katzung, Bradley T., 1971-73
Kavadas, Ronald G., 1952-55*
Kawczynski, Edward A., 1975
Kelderman, Darren S., 1987
Keller, Leroy "Chuck", 1962 (Mgr.)
Keller, Walter F. (Wally), 1983-84
Kelly, Aloysius E., 1919
Kenney, Patrick B., 1968-69
Keyes, Josh, 1997-98
King, DeWayne (Dewey), 1945-46*-48
Kirkness, Arnold G., 1927
Klabo, Thomas W., 1973-75
Klancher, Kevin, 1995-97*
Klein, David William, 1984
Kleinsasser, Jim, 1995-98*
Klipfel, Bryan R., 1973-75*
Klipstein, Elmer W., 1931
Klosterman, Kelby, 2000-02*
Klughertz, Louis J., 1950 (Mgr.)
Knauf, Lawrence W., 1930-32
Knauf, Sylvester M., 1927
Kneeshaw, R. Stanley, 1910
Knudson, Clarence, 1915
Knutson, Creighton R., 1945
Knutson, James E., 1976-77
Knutson, Matt, 1999-01
Koller, Craig R., 1990-92*
Koppenhaver, Richard G., 1950-52*
Kotchian, Ernest H., 1926-28
Kotelnicki, Joshua, 1998-99, 01
Kouchy, John D., 1915-16
Kovash, Todd M., 1987-89*-90*
Krahn, Gary R., 1974-76
Krause, Leonard F., 1950-51
Kremeier, Terry L., 1970-71*
Krouss, Joseph J., 1986-88
Kubesh, Ronald J., 1952-54
Kucera, Glen A., 1981-84*
Kueber, Joseph P., 1926-27
Kuentzel, Raymond C., 1953
Kuklenski, John M., 1975-78
Kullas, Larry F., 1980-83*
Kuntz, Mike R., 1991, 1993
Kupcinet, Irving, 1933-34
Kuper, Chris, 2002-05
Kuras, Perry K., 1970
Kusler, Will, 2003-06
Kuzma, Donald A., 1950
Kyvig, John, 1998-01
L
LaBine, Lee E., 1986-89
LaBree, Gordon W., 1923
Lage, Bryan, 1997-98
Lamp, Kurt A., 1985-88
Landrus, John, 1998-00
Landry, William F., 1974-75
Landsiedel, Thomas A., 1988-91
Landy, Francis P. (Frank) 1970-72*
Lang, Ralph E., 1947-48
Lange, George S., 1972-74
Langer, Thomas, 1993-96
Langseth, Thomas M., 1967-68*
Lanser, John T., 1977-78
Lanser, Michael A., 1974-77
Larson, Blaise, 2000-01
Larson, Bruce Jon, 1980, 81, 82
Larson, Chad, 1996
Larson, Lowell D., 1953
Larson, Scott D., 1987-90
Larson, Wilbert E., 1948
Lasiter, Carl W., 1954-55
Laszewski, Tony J., 1986
Lauder, Douglas S., 1945, 1948
LaVoie, Robert L., 1965, 1967
Lawson, Danny, 1997, 2000
Leach, Brian R., 1984, 1986-87
Leach, Jack D., 1955-57
Leafe, Norman E., 1938-40*
LeClair, James M., 1970-71
LeClair, Martin J., 1972-75*
Lee, Lewis (Lewy), 1926-28
Leidholdt, William E. (Dutch), 1932-36
Leifur, Conrad William Jr., 1960-61*
Leifur, Tom, 1996
Leingang, Brad, 1995-96
Leingang, Ryan L., 1992-94
Lemke, William F., 1899-1902*
LeMoine, Herbert G., 1948-50
Lempe, Myron O., 1954
Lenaburg, Dean E., 1952, 1955-56
Lenarz, Bradley E., 1980-82
Lennon, Dale C., 1980, 1982-83*
Lerom, Daniel R., 1980-81
Levitte, L. Zeno, 1933
Lewis, Lamarr A., 1990-91
Lian, Dale D., 1976-78
Liddy, Vince X., 1968
Lies, James L., 1964-65
Lince, David L. (Butch), 1963-65
Lindell, Orville J., 1928
Lindgren, Gilbert O., 1922-23
Link, Clint, 1997-98
Link, Simon F., 1940
Lipp, Robert G., 1941
Lips, Evan E., 1937-39*
Lipsiea, James P., 1978
Lium, James E., 1949-51
Loegering, Thomas, 2005-06
Loepp, Donald A., 1942, 1946-47*
Loerch, Roger C., 1957 (Mgr.)
Long, Darrel L., 1931
Long, Donald J, 1979-80
Longe, Anthony, 2005
Lord, Jason, 1994
Lorentzen, James R., 1981-82
Lotysz, Greg, 1995-98
Lovell, Mark L., 1902
Lovell, Scott A., 1974-75
Lowe, Robert A., 1912-15
Lowe, William A., 1929, 30, 31
Lucia, Michael M., 1974-76
Linebacker Jim LeClair earned
first team AFCA and A.P. AllAmerica honors at UND in 1971.
LeClair went on to play 12 years
with the Cincinnati Bengals and
was inducted into the College
Football Hall of Fame in 1999.
Lubarski, Nathan, 1995-97
Ludwig, Joseph L. (Lafe), 1928
Lueck, Travis, 2003
Lutgen, Charles H.K., 1947-48
Lux, Herbert (Bud), 1927-29
Lycan, Wilbur S., 1914
Lykken, Henry G., 1905
Lynch, Brian, 2004
Lynch, Jack R., 1938
Lynch, Ralph, 1912-15
Lynn, Bernard, 1940
Lynn, Harry C., 1908-09
Lysaker, Herschel A. (Pepper), 1960-61
M
Mackenroth, Jack W., 1936-37*
MacMillan, Lincoln W., 1934
MacMillan, Stuart, 1927-29*
Madsen, Richard G., 1958-59
Mahmoud, Riza, 2002
Mahon, Paul M., 1980
Mahowald, Ralph E., 1931-32
Maier, Brook, 2002-05
Mainz, George, 1945
Malikowski, Douglas R., 1975-76
Malner, Derek, 2006
Malo, Arthur F., Sr., 1930-32
Malo, Arthur F., Jr., 1957-59
Maloney, Charles F., 1894-95
Manke, Reed, 2005-06
Manke, Rory, 2005-06
Manke, Ryan, 2001-04*
Mann, Errol D., 1965-66
Mann, Fred P., 1915-16
Mannausau, Michael, 1995-98*
Marek, Dennis L., 1967
117
000UUU
Markham, Dale J., 1976-79*
Marmon, L. Morgan, 1914-15
Marquis, Ethan, 1999, 01-02
Marsh, Brennan, 2001
Marron, John E., 1961-62
Martin, Irvin (Dick), 1945
Martin, Michael L., 1982-83
Martin, Scott P., 1974-76
Martin, Tracy A., 1984-86
Martineau, Joseph L., 1907
Martinez, James A., 1993-94
Martinsen, Daniel J., 1969-71*
Matteson, Del, 1999-00
Matthews, Glen, 1998-99
Matovu, Tibyasa (Henry), 1995-97
Maus,Tom, 2000
Mayer, Dennis M., 1946-47
Mayer, William J. (Jud), 1921-24
Mazzu, Anthony J., 1982-84
McBride, Richard R., 1951, 1954-56*
McCaffery, Joseph D., 1903
McCardle, Bruce A., 1975-77
McCarthy, Donald J., 1916
McCasin, Lorne A., 1987-89
McClintock, George D., 1912, 1915
McCord, Archibald T., 1969-70
McDonald, Dennis F., 1957
McDonald, Harry L., 1902-05
McDonald, John T., 1959-60 (Mgr.)
McDonald, Leslie J., 1923
McElroy, Jeff, 1994-95*
McFarren, Robert D., 1949-50
McGee, Norman, 1984, 1986-88
McGraw, William F., 1908
McGurran, John J., 1980-82*
McHolland, James H., 1909
McIntyre, John A., 1899
McKay, Douglas C., 1913-16
Defensive back Dan Martinsen
was a three-time first team AllNCC selection, and he earned
first team AFCA All-America
honors in 1971.
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Running back Phillip Moore
(1995-98) is UND’s all-time leding rusher with 5,467 yards and
all-time leading scorer with 308
career points.
McKay, Eion C. (Cam), 1919-22*
McKay, Guy R., 1908
McKay, Richard C., 1971-72
McKenzie, Marcus, 1995-98
McKnight, John H., 1909-12
McLaren, James Dean, 1986
McLaren, Russel A., 1978
McLaurin, Hamish L., 1902
McLean, Donald Wayne, 1968-70
McLean, James A., 1971
McLean, John A., 1903
McLennan, Duncan J., 1902
McMahon, Harvey E., 1985-87
McMorrow, Michael J., 1971-73
McNally, John R, 1964-66
Meek, Robbie, 2004-06
Meeks, Will, 1992-94
Mehus, Richard J., 1967, 1969
Mehus, Roger J., 1967-69
Meinhover, Ted R., 1931-33
Melland, Bernhard H., 1920
Melland, Brian, 1987-90
Mellonig, David J., 1971, 1973
Merback, William J., 1931
Mercier, Jerome V., 1988
Messner, Marvin F., 1972-74
Messner, Vernon G., 1945-46
Metzger, Ivan V., 1912
Meyers, Jack D., 1948
Micheletti, James E., 1970
Mickelson, Bernard O., 1966
Mickens, Omar K., 1988-90
Mielke, Trevor, 2003-05
Mikawos, Stan J., 1979-81
Miklesh, John D., 1970-73
Miles, James V., 1940-42
Miller, Andy, 2006
Miller, Donald Dale, 1954-55
Miller, Donald H., 1979-82
Miller, Frank J., 1954, 1956
Miller, Jim, 2000-03
Miller, Mike, 2000
Miller, Robert H., 1946-49
Mills, Richard A., 1958 (Mgr.)
Milner, Raymond G., 1948-51
Miner, Todd D., 1990
Mitchell, Jason, 1994-97*
Mittelstadt, Scott D., 1988, 1990-91
Mjogdalen, William (Whitey), 1928-30
Moe, Erik, 2006
Moe, Michael T., 1981-82
Moe, Paul E., 1986-87, 1989-90
Moen, Doug L., 1977-80*
Momerak, Jeff, 2000-03
Monico, Albert L., 1937-38
Monnes, Bernard J., 1939
Monroe, Arthur L. (Archie), 1948 (Mgr.)
Monson, Gary W., 1962
Monsrud, Clifford K., 1935-36
Montgomery, Frederick R., 1945
Montgomery, William F., 1939-40
Mooney, Mike J., 1991-94*
Moore, Clarence, 1945
Moore, Ernest F., 1940
Moore, George A., 1955
Moore, Gordon R., 1925-26
Moore, Phillip, 1995-98*
Moran, William J., 1899, 1901
Morrow, Tyler, 2006
Morton, Josh, 1995
Mossong, Richard H., 1980-81
Movius, Charles E., 1920-21
Muckenhirn, David J., 1980-81
Muckenhirn, Paul J., 1976-79*
Muir, Jonathan W., 1913-15
Muir, Vyrn, 1995-96
Muro, Josh, 2001, 2003
Murphy, Ben, 2001-03
Murphy, Edward J., 1899
Murphy, Eugene V., 1960-62*
Murphy, Greg W., 1990
Murphy, Henry R. (Ceasar), 1913-14
Murray, Raymond, 1913-14
Murray, Taylor, 2006
Murray, William J., 1929, 1932
Murtha, John (Pat), 1989-92
Muscha, Justin, 2006
Mustard, Chad, 2000-01
Myzunoski, Max J., 1976
Myhra, Steven M., 1955-56
MyKlethun, Milton V., 1939
N
Naidl, David J., 1969-71
Nechiporenko, Rick J., 1976-79
Nelson, Grant N. (Bub), 1923-24
Nelson, Lloyd Carl, 1930-31
Nelson, Matt, 2003
Nelson, Noris H., 1903-05
Nelson, Richard J., 1960-61
Nelson, Thomas Michael, 1984-86
Nelson, Thomas W., 1940-42*
Nemec, Donald A., 1924-6
Neppel, Dale M., 1962-64*
Neppel, Daniel J., 1961-63*
Ness, Brent R., 1988
Ness, Philip L., 1953-54
Netcher, Arthur L., 1906-07
Netcher, Thomas G., 1936-37
Neu, Steven M., 1973
Neumann, Virgil L., 1963 (Mgr.)
Neuenschwander, Duane H., 1933
Newhouse, Troy, 2001-04
Linebacker Mike Mooney was a
two-time first team All-NCC
selection at UND (1993, 1994)
and is perhaps best remembered
for recovering a fumble and
returning it for a game-winning
touchdown against North Dakota
State in 1993.
Newton, Vernon F. (Perry), 1939
Nibbe, Roger K., 1965
Nieland, Lee, 1994
Nielsen, Robert E., 1985, 1988
Nienas, Ralph D., 1948-50
Nilles, Herbert G., 1912-14
Ninnemann, Steve D., 1979-82
Noble, Jerry H., 1959
Nordick, Jacob, 2001-04
Nomland, Ruben, 1921
Norton, James G., 1951-52
Norton, Michael J., 1968
Norton, Patrick D., 1895-96
Nuessle, William L., 1895-99
Nunnink, Stephen, 1966-68
Nyberg, John M., 1970-73*
O
Obie, Gordon S., 1947-49
O’Brien, Jeffrey J., 1983
O’Connor, Edward J., 1932
Odom, Robert J., 1978
O’Gorman, Blaine D., 1990-92
Ogwal, Chris O., 1987-89
O’Hara, James, 1894
O’Keefe, Henry (Doc), 1906-07
O’Keefe, William J., 1941
O’Neel, Travis, 1998-99
O’Neil, Michael, 1998-99
Oliver, Fred A., 1906
Ollrich, Gene A., 1987-90
Olson, Ben, 2001-03
Olson, Dennis D., 1963-64
Olson, Dennis J., 1964-65
Olson, Jerry Allen, 1980-82
Olson, Donald J., 1933
Olson, Michael, 1998-99
Olson, Paul M., 1992-93
Olson, Randy James, 1980 (Mgr.)
Olson, Russell T. (Rusty), 1965-67
000UUU
Olson, Steve R., 1977-78
Olson, Wallace D., 1941-42, 1946*
Olson, Winston L., 1935
O’Malley, Kevin J., 1941
O’Neel, Travis, 1998-01*
O’Neil, Mike, 1998-01
Opheim, Alan I., 1945
Ordway, William O. (Bull), 1936-38
Osborn, David V., 1963-64
Ostby, Josh, 1993-95
Ostrander, Elda, E., 1919
Ott, Troy, 2005-06
Otto, Drake, 2005-06
Otto, Kurt T., 1985-86*-87*
Ouradnik, Richard L., 1965-67*
P
Paffrath, Jeff L., 1968
Page, Walter S., 1921
Parker, Frank C., 1894
Partington, Matt J., 1983
Patton, Robert L., 1968-69
Paul, Joe L., 1975-78
Paul, LaVerne P., 1939-41
Paulsen, Maurice R., 1961-62*
Payne, Donovan A., 1913-14
Pease, Harold T., 1901
Pease, James W., 1903
Pederson, Orrin N., 1942
Perkerewicz, Jedidiah, 1998-01
Perkins, Jeffrey J., 1990-92
Perrin, Richard T., 1961-62
Perrone, Vito J., 1976
Persellin, Scott T., 1972-73
Pertile, Joseph N., 1972-73
Peskey, Robert R., 1941-42, 1946
Peterka, Cameron, 1998-01
Peterson, Harry S., 1905
Peterson, Jason, 2002-05
Petterson, Melvin L., 1917
Petrik, Tom E., 1973-76*
Piasecki, Steven R., 1956-58*
Pierce, Ralph L., 1931-33*
Pietruszewski, Gary M., 1978-81
Pinkham, Sherman P., 1912-13
Ploen, Douglas A., 1980-84
Pollard, Frederick D. Jr (Fritz), 1936-38
Poncius, Erik, 1996
Poolman, Mark A., 1987-89*
Poppler, Philip E., 1937-38
Porinsh, Peter V., 1963-64, 1966*
Porter, James B., 1958
Postovet, Alfred R., 1935-36
Powers, Martin G., 1971
Pratt, Wayne E., 1981-84*
Praus, Vern G., 1967-69*
Predovich, William L., 1966-68*
Preiser, John E., 1964
Prendergast, Edward J., 1900
Preston, DeVere G., 1948
Prinsen, Timothy, 1993-96*
Proctor, Joseph M., 1968-70
Przybylski, Thomas R., 1975-76
Putchat, Nathan, 1936-37
Q
Quall, Richard C., 1950-51
Running back Dave Osborn led
UND in rushing in 1963 and 1964
and then went on to play in the
NFL for 12 years, 11 with the
Minnesota Vikings. (Photo courtesy of Minnesota Vikings)
Quaderer, Jerry J., 1965-67
Quigley, Walter E., 1910-11
R
Rabe, Albert H., 1925-26
Radcliffe, Samuel J., 1894
Ramey, Jeffrey S., 1982, 1984
Ranney, Myron N., 1945
Ranstrom, Bruce L., 1968
Rasch, Clifton G., 1962-63
Raschick, Albert W., 1938-40*
Rasmuson, Wayne G., 1966-67
Ray, Robert H., 1894-96
Regan, Richard P., 1953-54
Reichart, Roger I., 1933
Reim, Thomas P., 1974-76
Rendz, Len A., 1953
Repesh, Vincent J., 1970-71
Reuter, Gerald F. 1939
Reuter, Neil E., 1961-63
Revell, Eugene A., 1930-32
Richards, Frank, 1917, 1919-20
Richards, William H., 1937-39
Richardson, John R. (Ross), 1967-68
Richmond, Lloyd W. Sr. (Boots), 1929-31
Richter, Jeff, 2006
Rickbiel, Rogert C., 1941
Ridgeway, Morse L., 1923
Riedberger, Richard A., 1962-63
Riendeau, Craig, 1998-01
Riesland, C. Benjamin, 1897
Rigelhof, Dick M., 1977-80
Riviere, William H., 1988-91
Roaldson, Jon M., 1990-92
Robertson, Arthur D., 1919-22
Robinson, Thomas F., 1912-13
Robson, Craig, 1985-87
Robson, Kevin J., 1990-93*
Robson, Paul F., 1960, 1962-63
Robson, Scott A., 1984-85
Roche, John D., 1957-58
Roche, John P. 1982-84
Roddy, Emmett, 1908
Rohwedder, John R., 1913-15
Roland, Adam, 2002-04
Roles, Mark, 1994-97
Rolfe, Clair E., 1951
Rorem, Daivd A., 1974, 1976
Rorvig, Edward C., 1935
Roseborough, Barry W., 1954-55
Rosol, Martin H., 1984-86*
Rossmiller, Edward G., 1939-40
Roteliuk, Robert D., 1984
Rothfusz, Tobias G., 1976-78
Rotunno, James A., 1972-74
Rounesville, Guy K., 1895
Roush, Jeremy (Todd), 1998, 2000
Rupp, Edwin J., Jr., 1938
Russell, Roy W., 1911-12
Rutledge, Robert M., 1963-65
Ryan, Gerald E., 1955-56
Ryan, Richard R., 1951-54*
Rysavy, Dallas J., 1992-93
S
Sachau, Gregory K., 1989-91
Sagness, David G., 1965-66
Samuelson, Harlow N., 1924-25
Sand, Chris, 1938-39
Sandager, John T., 1968-70
Sandlie, Bernhart P., 1907-08
Sando, Wesley, 1946
Sannes, Ross, 1997-00
Satovich, Sam, 1995
Sauer, Leonard A., 1932-34*
Saum, Estle, 1950
Sax, Ronald D., 1951-52
Scarlett, Neville, 1989-91
Schafer, Daniel L., 1958-60*
Schave, Curtis C., 1928, 1930
Scheele, Martin E., 1917
Schellenberg, Michael G., 1975, 1978
Schill, Dan, 2001
Schindler, Douglas A., 1970-72*
Schleicher, John, 1977 (Mgr.)
Schleusner, Luke, 1998-01
Schlosser, Grant, 1994-97*
Schlosser, Walter H., 1911-14*
Schmaltz, Marc D., 1988-91
Schmaltz, Mike D., 1988-90
Schmaltz, Monte D., 1992-93
Schmid, Edward J., 1907-08, 1910
Schmidt, Bernard J., 1928-29
Schmidt, Eric, 1998-01*
Schmidt, Grover C., 1909
Schmidt, Ronald S., 1967-69
Schmit, Craig R., 1967-69 (Mgr.)
Schmitz, Rolf K., 1988-90
Schmitz, Samuel, 2004-006
Schneider, Gregory A., 1968-69*
Scheider, Mac, 2000-02
Schoenfelder, Carl J., 1985
Schradenbach, Francis, 1903
Schramm, Aaron J., 1992-93
Schrantz, Chris, 1994-97*
Schuler, Marvin H., 1945
Schultz, David W., 1951
Schultz, Harry L., 1915-16
Schultz, Scott, 1997-00*
Schumacher, Chad L., 1982-85
Schumacher, John A., 1989-92
Schwab, Jason, 1992-94
Schwartz, Patrick M., 1985-86
Schwartz, Sidney P., 1932-33
Schweigert, Lowell J., 1976-77
Schwenzfeier, Aaron, 2001-03
Schwerdtman, Roy T., 1940
Scully, Timothy S., 1974-77*
Sdao, Amerdeo (Tony), 1981-82
Searight, Gerald J., 1935
Seaworth, Thomas M., 1972-73
Sebbo, Robert N., 1936-37
Sedin, Shane, 1992-94*
Sedlacek, Steve, 1996-98
Seed, Lindon, 1915-17
Segal, Signey, 1965-66 (Mgr.)
Senechal, Leonard O., 1937-39
Servi, Charles L., 1975-77
Sessions, Donald P., 1968
Sestak, Joe G., 1951
Setterlund, Gordon G., 1938-40
Severson, Terrance E., 1963
Shabsin, Edward, 1939
Shaide, Monte S., 1989-92*
Shahbarat, Tony G., 1971
Shanley, Thomas J., 1902
Shaver, Craig G., 1967
Shedivy, Greg D., 1985-86
Shepard. Thomas W., 1933
Shepard, Willis B., 1926-28*
Shore, Don J., 1960-61
Shorma, Thomas D., 1978-79
Showers, Edward G., 1926-28
Siefken, Rickey J., 1978-81
Silovich, Joe A., 1947-48
Simensen, Kenneth L., 1940
Simons, R. Hamilton, 1929-30
Simpson, Alford K., 1939-41*
Sinclair, James Henry, 1920-21
Sinclair, James L., 1919-21
Sinner, Todd, 1998
Skadeland, Michael R., 1982-84
Skibinski, Clifford, 1972
Skogmo, Jerome P., 1969-71
Skolrood, Lawrence E. (Lawrie), 1971-73*
Skulason, Skuli G., 1898-1901
Slone, Frederick T., 1974-77*
Smart, Donovan, 1933-35
Smeltzer, Bryan D., 1984
Tight end Lawrie Skolrood, a first
team All-NCC choice in 1973,
played 12 years in the CFL.
119
000UUU
Smit, Steven R., 1975-76
Smith, Austin R., 1928-29
Smith, Barrett J. (Barry), 2002-04
Smith, Bruce A., 1967-69
Smith, Daniel E., 1923-24
Smith, Dennis Edward, 1980-81, 1983-84
Smith, Frank J., 1929
Smith, James E., 1964-66
Smith, Jay P., 1968-70
Smith, Jesse, 1999-02
Smith, Lee, 2000-03
Smith, Monte G., 1985-88
Smith, Vermon Q., 1927, 1929-30
Smith, Wilbur, 1957
Snyder, Chester L., 1937
Soderquist, Mark J., 1979-80
Solberg, Cory J., 1988-90
Solien, Robert W., 1947
Solow, Alex, 1926-27
Soltis, Ralph E., 1964-65*
Sorbo, Andrew, 2005-06
Sorenson, Otto B., 1909-10
Sorenson, Steve, 1995
Sorum, Darrell L., 1940
Soutor, Dean M., 1963-64
Sowle, Al P., 1933-35
Spapperi, Joseph L., 1951
Stablein, Don C., 1931
Stacey, Henry C., 1951
Stack, Charles F., 1909-11
Starcevic, Alex, 1996-99
Stattelman, Willis, 2001-03
Stead, George A., 1899
Stebleton, Roger V., 1964
Stechman, Rupert C., 1924-25
Stee, Clarence O., 1905-08, 1910
Stee, Reuben M., 1908-10
Steenerson, Halvor, 1922-25
Stein, Tony, 1997-99*
Stenmo, Albert, 1896
Stevens, Eddie III, 1961-63
Stevens, Garvin L., 1954-56*
Stevenson, Chester A., 1972-74*
Stevning, Harold F., 1923-25
Stewart, Philip B., 1968
Stiles, Irwin T., 1939-40
Stock, Neil H., 1982
Stokka, Gerald L., 1972
Stokke, Nathan V., 1984-86
Stone, Frederick, 1947-48, 1950
Stone, Lawrence J., 1950-52
Storhaug, Tyler, 2005
Storheim, Harold R., 1929-30
Strain, Richard G., 1967-68
Stratton, Adam, 2000-03*
Stromberg, Dana K., 1971-72
Stromme, Roger C., 1945
Stroup, Bobby, 2006
Strouth, Brandon, 2003-04, 2006
Stueve, Donald H., 1957-59
Sturdevant, Glen, 1942
Sturdevant, Paul J., 1982-83
Sukut, Gary R., 1960-62*
Sullivan, Harold M (Snooks), 1935-36
Sullivan, M. Leo, 1908
Sussex, Thomas L., 1953-54
Svidal, Brett, 2005
Swartwoudt, Gregg H., 1986
Swenseid, Anthony, 1905
Swenson, Erik P., 1992-93
120
Swenson, Kirk A., 1980-82*
Swenson, Ralf E., 1973-76 (Mgr.)
Swenson, Rodney A., 1978-79
Swenson, Sigurd E., 1937
Sybeldon, Steven J., 1974, 1976-78*
Syvertson, Tery D., 1965
T
Tait, Harold R., 1932-34
Talbott, James S., 1915
Tanaka, Abraham K., 1950-51
Tatom, Martin, 2006
Tatum, Spencer M. (Coy), 1966-68
Tatur, Jeffrey W., 1989-92
Taylor, Jeff, 1996-97
Taylor, Joseph B., 1959-61
Taylor, Smith, 1915
Telle, Dale S., 1952-55
Tescher, Jeff, 2006
Tessler, Gene T., 1967
Tetrault, Gene R., 1959-61*
Thacker, Fred R., 1923-24
Thedinga, John F., 1972-73
Thogersen, Alton J., 1948-50*
Thomas, Drew, 2004
Thomas, Rodger L., 1925-27
Thomas, Todd R., 1977-80
Thompson, Adolph, 1900, 1902
Thompson, Bernard J., 1946
Thompson, Clarence T., 1909-10
Thompson, Douglas N., 1964-66 (Mgr.)
Thompson, Harold J., 1962-63
Thompson, Ronald C., 1951
Thompson, Ronald Jeffrey, 1982-84
Thompson, Shane L., 1986
Thoreson, Harold P. (Buck), 1928
Thorleifson, Thomas, 1929
Thornburg, Dustin 1999-02
Thorstenson, Shad H., 1992-95
Thorwaldson, Alfred S. (Gummy), 1921-23
Thralow, David B., 1958
Tibesar, Timothy J., 1993-95*-96*
Tinius, Timothy P., 1980-83
Tofte, Edwin A., 1946-47
Toftey, Robert E., 1965-67*
Tomberlin, Ray W., 1967
Topic, Lee A., 1982-85
Torgeson, Theodore A., 1907-08
Trenbeath, Brady, 2006
Trnka, Lester J., 1960
Troen, Brian, 2005-06
Trotter, Jerry J., 1987-88
Tschider, Thomas B., 1978-81*
Tupa, Mitchell O., 1987-88
Turgeon, Mark J., 1980-83*
Tvedten, Halvor A., 1928-29
Tweet, Michael J., 1984
U
Ulland, Rodney R., 1975, 1977-78*
Ullsperger, Dan, 2003-06
Ulmer, John E., 1982-84
Upton, Eric J., 1991
Urevig, Claude T., 1930
V
Vanderpan, Matt, 2000, 2002-03
VanOverbeke, Kenneth A., 1983-86
The late Todd Thomas earned
1980 first team All-America
honors as an offensive tackle
and was drafted by the Kansas
City Chiefs in 1981.
Vanyo, Raymond J., 1957-59
Varberg, Bernard M., 1954
Veigel, Lester P., 1925
Veith, Tony E., 1977
Veldman, Mark J., 1984-86
Veldman, Steve A., 1980-83
Venable, Thomas M., 1980
Versich, Collin L., 1964
Vidruk, Edward H., 1957, 1959
Vigness, Lester V., 1947
Voelker, Michael W., 1976-79
Von Rueden, John E., 1953-54
Von Rueden, Kenneth C., 1946-49*
Vorachek, Frank L., 1913
Vossler, John J., 1925
W
Wacker, Patrick R., 1975-78
Wagner, Brad, 1997-00
Wagner, Clay W., 1991-94*
Wagner, Jason, 1995-98
Wahl, Kory A., 1991-92*
Waldren, Henry M., 1945
Walker, David N., 1959-61
Walker, Mark A., 1969-72
Wandler, Jack P (Jay)., 1991-93
Ward, Innis N., 1899-1901
Wardrope, Victor, 1899-1902*-03*-04*
Warner, Jason, 1993-94
Wasmuth, Bruce W., 1971-73
Watkins, Clayton N., 1925-26
Watson, Jerrod, 1990-91
Wayne, Nathan, 2006
Webb, James L., 1958-60*
Webb, Rodney S., 1955-56
Weber, Jeff, 2004
Wehe, Laureas J., 1896-98
Weigelt, Tyler, 2006
Welch, Howard C., 1969
Welder, Scott, 1989
Wells, Theodore B., 1904-05, 1907
Welsh, Myrle R. (Rabbit), 1946-48
Welter, Wayne R., 1965-66
Wenberg, Richard V., 1952-53, 1955
Wenzel, John, 1989
Wernecke, William R., 1963-64*
Werre, James M., 1966-68
West, Jack N., 1936-38*
Westerdahl, Harold N., 1927
Westergaard, Harold W., 1905-06
Wexler, Manuel R., 1929-31
Whillans, Jack, 1940-41
White, Andy, 2006
White, Bernard A., 1938-40
Whitney, Earl E., 1915
Whittier, Walter C., 1965
Wick, Milton L., 1931-32
Widmeyer, Robert, 1896
Widseth, Richard A., 1951-53*
Wiedmann, James B., 1968-70
Wilcox, Lee L., 1899-1900
Wilhelmi, Brian, 2002
Wilkening, Ronald L., 1963
Wilkie, Richard L., 1987
Wilkinson, William A., 1896-97
Williams, John E., 1902-05*
Williamson, David J., 1968-69
Willman, Jon E., 1973-75
Wilson, Andrew, 1902
Wilson, Joe, 2003
Wilson, John F., 1954-55
Wineman, Ansel C., 1908-09
Winkelman, Timothy J., 1979
Winslow, Harold C., 1932
Wirtz, Michael G., 1978-80 (Mgr.)
Wisner, Albert T., 1929
Wisthoff, David, 2001-04*
Witbeck, Eric L., 1988-89
Witkowski, Dean G., 1987-90*
Wittkoff, Elmer F., 1925-26
Wold, Albert, 1911
Wold, John F., 1968
Woleske, John E., 1973-76*
Wolfe, James W., 1957-58
Wolff, Adam, 2004-06
Wood, Clyde H. (Ben), 1928
Woodcock, Martin W., 1981-84
Worl, Robert C., 1940-41
Worner, Clifford H., 1937
Wozney, Richard E., 1962-64
Wrzesinski, Jon W., 1986-87
Wrigley, Joseph H., 1951-52
Wright, Charles B., 1994-96*-97*
Wright, David S. (Stan), 1963-65*
Wutzke, Michael F., 1974-75
Wyatt, Eugene T., 1965
Y
Yonke, Richard E., 1965-66
Z
Zaun, Andy, 1998-99
Zelinaki, Dennis G., 1965-66
Zellmer, Jeffrey A., 1985-88*
Ziegler, Jason, 1995
Zipoy, Michael W., 1907, 1910, 1912
Zuidmulder, Kurt R., 1986-89
Zuke, William R., 1940-41
* – Denotes Team Captain
UND CAPTAINS
All-Time UND
Football Captains
1894 — F.R. Bechdolt
1895 — Clarence Fairchild
1896 — Benjamin Wright
1897 — Benjamin Wright
1898 — J. Ellsworth Davis
1899 — Lynn J. Frazier
1900 — Lynn J. Frazier
1901 — Lynn J. Frazier, William Lemke
1902 — Victor Wardrope
1905 — John E. Williams
1906 — Olger B. Burtness
1907 — Anthony Bell
1908 — Edward Conmy
1909 — Clarence Bonzer
1910 — Paul Barnes
1911 — Oscar Gullickson
1912 — John McKnight
1913 — John Harris
1914 — Walter H. Schlosser
1915 — Ralph Lynch
1916 — George Fingarson
1917 — Lyle Helmkay
1918 — No Team (WWI, Influenza)
1919 — Melvin Johnson
1920 — John T. Hanson
1921 — Edgar T. Houser
1922 — Cameron McKay
1923 — Walter Burkman
1924 — Noyes Currie
1925 — Edmund Boe
1926 — Ernest Gustafson
1927 — not available
1928 — Willis Shepard
1929 — Stuart MacMillan
1930 — Glenn L. “Red” Jarrett
1931 — John Burma
1932 — Gordon Dablow
1933 — Ralph Pierce
1934 — Leonard Sauer
1935 — Fritz Falgren
1936 — Martin Gainor, Bob Campbell
1937 — Jack Mackenroth, Lloyd Amick
1938 — Jack West, Jr., Charles Gainor
1939 — Evan Lips
1940 — Norman Leafe, Albert Raschick
1941 — Walter Dobler, Gordon Caldis
1942 — Thomas Nelson
1943 — No Team (WWII)
1944 — No Team (WWII)
1945 — Donald Hiney
1946 — Wallace Olson, Dewey King
1947 — Donald Loepp
1948 — Vernon Huber
1949 — Donald Juelke, Kenneth Von Ruden
1950 — Herb Claffy, Alton Thorgersen
1951 — Cyril Ducharme, Lloyd Hallada
1952 — Richard Koppenhaver, Jim Norton
1953 — Michael Bothun, Richard Widseth
1954 — Richard Ryan, Calvin Hallada
1955 — William Bolonchuk,
Ronald Kavadas
1956 — Garvin Stevens, Richard McBride
1957 — Rudy Hausauer, Howard Grumbo
1958 — Steve Piasecki, Gerald Fox
1959 — James Jarrett, John Hennen
1960 — James Webb, Daniel Schafer
1961 — Bill Leifur, Gene Tetrault
1962 — Robert Enebak, Eugene Murphy,
Maurice Paulsen, Gary Sukut
1963 — Daniel Neppel, George Jaderston
1964 — Bill Wernecke, Dale Neppel
1965 — Stan Wright, Ralph Soltis,
Ron Green
1966 — Roger Bonk, Corey Colehour,
Peter Porinsh
1967 — Robert Toftey, Rick Ouradnik
1968 — Bill Predovich, Tom Langseth
1969 — Dick Kampa, Pete Gilbert
1970 — Greg Schneider, Doug Drexler
1971 — Dan Martinsen, Terry Kremeier
1972 — Bill Blake, Frank Landy,
Doug Schindler
1973 — Mike Nyberg, Lawrie Skolrood
1974 — Ron Gustafson, Chet Stevenson
1975 — Brian Grover, Bryan Klipfel,
Martin LeClair
1976 — Tom Petrik, John Woleske
1977 — Tim Scully, Fred Slone
1978 — Dale Lian, Steve Sybeldon,
Rod Ulland
1979 — Dave Jensen, Terry Kadrmas,
Dale Markham, Paul Muckenhirn
1980 — Andy Dahlen, Terry Kadrmas,
Doug Moen
1981 — Paul Franzmeier, Jay Hilbert,
Milson Jones, Tom Tschider
1982 — John McGurran, Kirk Swenson
1983 — Stephen Doody, Larry Kullas,
Dale Lennon, Mark Turgeon
1984 — Glen Kuchera, Wayne Pratt
1985 — Thomas Hedberg, Steve Johnson
1986 — Kurt Otto, Martin Rosol
1987 — Kurt Otto
1988 — Rusty Ekness, Matt Gulseth,
Jeff Zellmer
1989 — Todd Kovash, Mark Poolman
1990 — Todd Kovash, Dean Witkowski
1992 — Tim Gelinske, Craig Koller,
Monte Shaide, Kory Wahl
1993 — Brent Hanson, Kevin Robson, Jay
Wandler, Shannon Burnell
1994 — Mike Mooney, Shane Sedin,
Clay Wagner
1995 — Aaron Drummond, Tim Tibesar,
David Hillesheim, Jeff McElroy
1996 — Kirby Garry, Tim Prinsen,
Tim Tibesar
1997 — Kevin Klancher, Jason Mitchell,
Grant Schlosser, Chris Schrantz
1998 — Mike George, Jim Kleinsasser,
Mike Mannausau, Phillip Moore
1999 — Kelly Howe, Mike Juhasz,
Tony Stein
2000 — Mike George, Ryan Goven,
Robbie Holmquist, Scott Schultz
2001 — Dan Graf, Kelby Klosterman,
Eric Schmidt, Travis O’Neel
2002 — Kelby Klosterman, Ethan Marquis
Mac Schneider, Dustin Thornburg
2003 — John Bowenkamp, Tom Irvin, Adam
Stratton, David Wisthoff
2004 — Digger Anderson, Danny Gagner,
Ryan Manke, David Wisthoff
2005 — Digger Anderson, Danny Gagner, Jeff
Glas, Chris Kuper, Jason Peterson
2006 — Trent Christensen, Weston Dressler,
Reed Manke, Dan Ullsperger, Adam
Wolff
Tim Tibesar
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UND FOOTBALL TRADITIONS
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Memorial Stadium
The 10,000-seat UND Memorial
Stadium served as home to UND football
home games from 1927 to 2000. The stadium boasts a rich and colorful history.
UND posted a 247-88-9 record (.731)
in 72 seasons at Memorial Stadium, but
lost the first and last games it played
there. In the first game at the stadium
(Oct. 8, 1927), UND lost, 7-0, to
Creighton, and in the last game there
(Oct. 28, 2000), the Sioux lost, 35-23, to
Augustana.
The stadium still serves as home of the
Fighting Sioux football offices and practice field along with training, weight, equipment and locker rooms. Built
in 1927 as a memorial to members of the University of North Dakota
community who died during World War I, the facility was one of the
first examples of the Late Gothic Revival architectural design on cam- Year
1916
pus. “Turrets” at the ends of the grandstands and the solid massing 1917
give it the appearance of a fortress.
1919
In 1985, the stadium underwent renovations to install an artificial turf 1920
playing surface and an all-weather, eight-lane running track. 1921
Renovations of office space have also taken place. A new artificial turf 1922
1923
was installed prior to the 1998 season.
1924
The stadium serves as the home for UND athletic events, the North 1925
Dakota Boys and Girls State Track Meet and the North Dakota Special 1926
Olympics Summer Games. In the summer of 1990 and 1996, Memorial 1927
1928
Stadium also played host to the Prairie Rose State Games.
Memorial Stadium Records
Single Game, Individual
Rushing Yards: 276, Phillip Moore vs. Augustana, 11-8-97
Rushing Attempts: 46, Phillip Moore vs. MSU Mankato, 10-10-98
Passing Yards: 431, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Passing Attempts: 72, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Passes Completions: 41, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Pass Receiving Yards: 183, Tracy Martin vs. Northern Colorado, 11-1-86
Total Offensive Yards: 506, Kurt Otto vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Pass Interceptions: 3, Mike Mooney vs. Augustana, 10-15-94;
& Tom Tschider vs. SDSU, 11-1-80
Touchdowns: 6, Mike Deutsch vs. Montana, 9-16-72
Field Goals: 5, Pat Beaty vs. Morningside, 9-24-88
Points: 36, Mike Deutsch vs. Montana, 9-16-72
Longest Field Goal: 58 yards, Cory Solberg vs. South Dakota, 9-22-90
Single Game, Team
First Downs: 36, UND vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Passing Yards: 431, UND vs. Texas A&I, 9-13-86
Total Offense, Both Teams: 1,168, Texas A&I vs. UND, 9-13-86
Points: 67, Texas A&I vs. UND, 9-13-86
Points, Both Teams: 111, Texas A&I (67) vs. UND (44), 9-13-86
Offensive Plays: 104, UND vs. Morningside, 11-1-69
Touchdowns Rushing: 8, UND vs. Moorhead State, 1950
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1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
UND Homecoming Scores
at Memorial Stadium (1927-2000)
ND
20
6
6
28
21
47
6
0
3
0
0
7
14
0
14
39
7
6
20
13
28
7
18
15
20
19
16
0
14
13
19
28
12
13
21
27
6
14
21
36
0
16
14
30
6
20
14
15
Opponent
South Dakota
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
Hamline
South Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Creighton
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
Oregon
North Dakota State
Howard
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
St. Louis
North Dakota State
Montana
North Dakota State
St. Mary's
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
North Dakota State
Bradley
South Dakota
South Dakota State
South Dakota
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
Morningside
South Dakota
Morningside
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
0
13
7
6
0
0
13
6
0
7
7
0
0
0
0
7
7
0
20
6
0
0
0
7
6
8
12
31
39
7
0
7
21
14
20
21
7
7
53
0
6
7
13
7
7
13
7
18
Year
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
ND
9
8
13
3
35
17
29
31
35
15
6
24
23
38
27
30
23
24
41
10
16
52
18
15
21
16
14
21
27
7
35
27
24
54
Opponent
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
North Dakota State
South Dakota
North Dakota State
South Dakota
Nebraska-Omaha
MSU Mankato
St. Cloud State
Augustana
MSU Mankato
St. Cloud State
Northern Colorado
St. Cloud State
Northern Colorado
St. Cloud State
MSU Mankato
Northern Colorado
Augustana
MSU Mankato
Nebraska-Omaha
Nebraska-Omaha
MSU Mankato
Northern Colorado
Morningside
UND Record: 54-24-4
7
14
19
20
7
22
20
20
14
22
6
21
22
20
0
8
9
13
18
43
13
40
31
17
17
7
10
7
21
26
24
17
16
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UND FOOTBALL TRADITIONS
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UND All-Century Football Team
(1894-1994)
In 1994, more than 1,500 ballots were cast by Fighting Sioux football
fans for UND’s All-Century football team, which was chosen in conjunction with UND’s Football Centennial Celebration.
A total of 69 players were chosen for the team, which consisted of
players who lettered for the Sioux from as early as 1928 to as recently
as 1993. Following is a list of the 69 players voted to the team:
Quarterbacks
Roger Bonk (1964-66)
Ron Kubesh (1952-54)
Jim LeClair (1970-71)
Don McLean (1968-70)
Running Backs
Corey Colehour
Receivers/Tight Ends
Fritz Falgren (1933-35)
Nip Felber (1929-31)
Mark Foss (1948-50)
Charles Gainor (1936-38)
Paul Muckenhirn (1976-79)
Bill Predovich (1966-68)
Charles Bosch (1966-68)
Dave Fennell (1971-73)
Joe Friederichs (1976-79)
Frank Landy (1970-72)
Dave Lince (1963-65)
Neil Reuter (1961-63)
Greg Schneider (1968-69)
Monte Shaide (1989-92)
Jerry Skogmo (1969-71)
Wayne Welter (1965-66)
Jim LeClair
Linebackers
Jack Charboneau (1933-35)
Evan Lips (1937-39)
Kory Wahl (1991-92)
Red Jarrett (1928-30)
Dave Osborn (1963-64)
Fritz Pollard (1936-38)
Dick Ryan (1951-54)
Defensive Linemen
Defensive Backs
Matt Gulseth (1985, 1987-88)
Dan Martinsen (1969-71)
Blaine O’Gorman (1990-92)
Robert Toftey (1965-67)
Mike Voelker (1976-79)
Stan Wright (1963-65)
Punters/Kickers
Kory Wahl
Dean Witkowski
Tom Biolo (1977-80)
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
Errol Mann
Offensive Linemen
Ray Bostrom (1942, 1946-47)
Jason Childs (1988-91)
Gordon Dablow (1930-32)
Martin Gainor (1934-36)
Don Gulseth (1962-64)
Ron Kavadas (1952-55)
Bryan Klipfel (1973-75)
Don Loepp (1942, 1946-47)
Jack Mackenroth (1936-37)
Scott Martin (1974-76)
Ted Meinhover (1931-33)
Steve Myhra (1955-56)
Bill Riviere (1988-91)
Kevin Robson (1990-93)
Dave Sagness (1965-66)
Monte Smith (1985-88)
Todd Thomas (1977-80)
Jack West (1936-38)
Pat Beaty
Tim Gelinske
Jason Childs
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Football came to UND in 1892 under the leadership of Adolph
Bechdolt, professor of English and education, who had seen the
game played at Lafayette. The team played only intra-squad games.
***
The first “dedicated” football field was set up in 1899 with the
assistance of UND benefactor William Budge. The University
Athletic Association secured the plot by paying $150 in back taxes.
Football players supplied their own uniforms. Half purchased green
stockings, and the other half bought red ones. Each player wore
one red and one green stocking in games.
***
Harry C. (Babe) Loomis became the University’s first paid coach
when he was hired at a salary of $200 for six weeks in 1899. His
football team won all six of its games, outscoring opponents by a
total of 179-5.
***
The success of the 1899 team on the field was just a hint of things
to come. Captain and center Lynn Frazier became the first UND
alumnus to be elected governor of North Dakota. Other members
included William Nuessle, who became the chief justice of the
North Dakota Supreme Court; William Lemke, who became North
Dakota’s attorney general and then served in Congress; and Victor
Wardrope, who was to be the first alumnus appointed a University
trustee.
***
Football at the turn of the century was a brutal affair. Passing was
illegal, so the ball was advanced through the efforts of human “battering rams.” To protect the runner, offensive linemen would lock
arms and attempt to mow down anyone in the way.
***
Following a mediocre football season in 1907, students complained
that the official colors of pink and green failed to elicit respect
from UND’s opponents. Before 1917, there had been some efforts
to change the University’s colors to black and gold, but influential
alumni voiced their opposition. Green and white uniforms were
worn in the 1920s. These became the official athletic colors in
1947.
***
The Flickertail Club was organized in 1924 to raise funds for the
construction of new athletic facilities. Enough was raised to begin
construction in 1926. At the homecoming celebration on Oct. 8,
1927, a handsome brick stadium seating 8,000 was dedicated in
honor of the University’s war dead. Before the opening of
Memorial Stadium, the largest crowd ever assembled for a North
Dakota football game was fewer than 1,500.
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One of the first UND football teams
Elmer Hanson, announcer for KFJM, made the first radio broadcast from Memorial Stadium on Oct. 29, 1927, as UND beat the
North Dakota Agricultural College 13-0. The first radio broadcasts
of UND athletic events were of basketball games from the UND
Armory in 1926-27, also by KFJM and Elmer Hanson.
***
Lights were installed at Memorial Stadium in 1929, and night
games were played there until Oct. 5, 1963. The lights were
removed in 1966.
***
Glenn “Red” Jarrett was named in 1930 to the New York HeraldTribune All American team at halfback, the first UND player to be
so honored. The three-sport star played at UND from 1928 to 1931
and later served as coach and athletic director.
***
Frederick “Fritz” Pollard, who played halfback and was named
to Collier’s Little All-American First Team in 1938, won a bronze
medal in the high hurdles at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin,
despite a serious leg injury.
***
Cyrus Kahl, who lettered in 1928-29, was the first UND player to
sign a professional football contract, with the Portsmouth (Ohio)
Spartans in 1930 and 1931. Among several UND alumni who
played professionally in the 1930s was Irv Kupcinet, who
achieved national fame as a columnist and radio personality after
playing for the Philadelphia Eagles.
This material was extracted primarily from the chapter, “Athletes,”
written by the late Lee Bohnet, longtime UND sports information
director, for the University’s centennial history, A Century on the
Northern Plains.
SIOUX IN THE PROS
FIGHTING SIOUX IN THE PROS
For nearly three-quarters of a century, Fighting Sioux football has developed numerous student-athletes
who have gone on to enjoy distinguished careers in the professional ranks, in both the National Football
League and the Canadian Football League.
As of July 2007, four former Fighting Sioux were active in either the NFL or CFL.
Chad Mustard
Chris Kuper
TE –Denver Broncos
OL – Denver Broncos
Kleinsasser, widely considered to be one of
the top blocking tight ends in the NFL, is in
his ninth season with the Vikings.
After breaking into the NFL with the
Cleveland Browns, Mustard spent the 2007
season with the Denver Broncos.
Photo by Ryan McKee/Rich Clarkson and Associates, LLC
Photo by Rick A. Kolodziej/Minnesota Vikings
Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/Rich Clarkson and Associates, LLC
Jim Kleinsasser
TE – Minnesota Vikings
A fifth round draft pick of Denver in 2006,
Kuper enters his second season with the
Broncos in 2007.
Scott Schultz
DL – Saskatchewan Roughriders
Photo by Perry Dunn/Saskatchewan Roughriders
Schultz was drafted first
overall in the 2001 CFL
draft by Saskatchewan. He
was a CFL All-Star in 2005
and was his team’s nominee for Most Outstanding
Canadian in 2006 and
2005.
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FIGHTING SIOUX IN THE PROS
Pat Beaty (1985-88)
Minnesota Vikings, 1989
Roger Bonk (1964-66)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 1967-68
Ray Bostrom (1942, 1947)
Baltimore Colts, 1948
Minnesota Vikings, 2005-present
Jason Childs (1988-91)
San Francisco 49ers, 1993
Seattle Seahawks, 1993
Buffalo Bills, 1992
Edmonton Eskimos, 1968-70
Atlanta Falcons, 1967-68
Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 1982
Mike Connor (1967, 1969)
Buffalo Bills, 1972
Denver Broncos, 1971
Burt Cummings (1986, 1988)
Darcey Dahlem (1991-93)
Toronto Argonauts, 1996
Saskatchewan Roughriders, 1994
Baltimore Colts, 1977
Chicago Bears, 1977
Dwayne Ell (1993-96)
Grant Everett (1997-99)
Fred (Nip) Felber (1929-31)
Philadelphia Eagles, 1933-34
*Inducted into the CFL Hall of
Fame in 1990
*Five-time CFL all-star
*Named CFL’s Most
Outstanding Defensive Player
in 1978
*Named CFL’s Most
Outstanding Canadian in 1979
*Member of six Grey Cup
championship teams
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Gary Fredrickson (1969-70)
Dallas Cowboys, 1971
Martin Gainor (1934-36)
Frank Gelling (1968-70)
Wayne Giesbrecht (1969-70)
Ryan Goven (1997-00)
Jacksonville Jaguars, 2001
~THE CHAMPIONS~
Former Fighting Sioux kickers Steve Myhra and
Errol Mann (pictured below) won National
Football League championships during their distinguished careers. Myhra won the NFL championship with the Baltimore Colts in 1958 and 1959,
while Mann was a member of the 1977 Oakland
Raiders team that captured Super Bowl XI.
UND IN THE SUPER BOWL
Year
Opponent
Player
Dave Osborn, Minnesota 1970 (IV)
Kansas City
1974 (VIII) Miami
1975 (IX)
Pittsburgh
Errol Mann, Oakland
1977 (XI)
Minnesota
Jim LeClair, Cincinnati 1982 (XVI)
San Francisco
Monte Smith, Denver
1990 (XXIV) San Francisco
Result
L, 23-7
L, 24-7
L, 16-6
W, 32-14
L, 26-21
L, 55-10
Ron Green (1963-65)
Cleveland Browns, 1967-68
Brian Grover (1973-75)
Pittsburgh Steelers, 1976
Don Gulseth (1962-64)
Chicago Bears, 1964
British Columbia Lions, 1974
Los Angeles Rams, 1977
Atlanta Falcons, 1976
New Orleans Saints, 1975
Scott Hewitt (1972-74)
Bob Helman (1970-72)
Jim Hester (1966)
Chicago Bears, 1970
New Orleans Saints, 1967-69
*Tight end caught 29 career
passes for 408 yards and 3 TDs
Steve Myhra’s game-tying field goal for Baltimore in the 1958
NFL championship game landed him on the cover of Life
Magazine.
Jay Hilbert (1979-81)
Saskatchewan Roughriders, 1987, 1991
Saskatchewan Roughriders, 1989-91
*Named Most Outstanding
Canadian in the 1987 Grey Cup
*Won two Grey Cups
*Once scored 4 rushing TDs in
a game, tied for second-most
in CFL history
Kicker Errol Mann led the
NFL in scoring in 1977
with the Super Bowl
Champion
Oakland
Raiders.
SIOUX IN THE PROS
Calgary Stampders, 2003-05
Edmonton Eskimos, 2002
Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 2000-01
*Drafted by Hamilton in the
2nd round (14th) of
the 2000 CFL draft
Don Kaczmarek (1958-60)
Los Angeles Rams, 1960
scoring list
Dale Markham (1976-79)
New York Giants, 1980-81
Kansas City Chiefs, 1980
Scott Martin (1974-76)
Chicago Bears, 1976
Green Bay Packers, 1991
New York Jets, 1987-88
Ron Kavadas (1952-55)
Montreal Alouettes
Glen Matthews (1998-99)
San Diego Chargers, 2000
Jim Kleinsasser (1995-98)
Minnesota Vikings, 1999-present
Archie McCord (1969-70)
Matt Knutson (1999-01)
New England Patriots, 2003-04
New York Jets, 2002
Norm McGee (1984, 1986-88)
Gary Krahn (1974-76)
Rich McKay (1971-72)
Irv Kupcinet (1933-34)
Chris Kuper (2002-05)
Denver Broncos, 2006-present
Frank Landy (1970-72)
British Columbia Lions, 1977-82
Jim LeClair (1970-71)
Cincinnati Bengals, 1972-83
New Jersey Generals, 1984-85
*Named to 1976 Pro Bowl
*Led Bengals in tackles four
times
*1984 USFL All-Star
*Member of the College
Football Hall of Fame
Marty LeClair (1972-75)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1976)
Dave (Butch) Lince (1963-65)
Greg Lotysz (1995-98)
New York Jets, 1998-00
Jack Mackenroth (1936-37)
Detroit Lions, 1938
Oakland Raiders, 1976-79
Detroit Lions, 1969-76
Cleveland Browns, 1968
*Played in 137 career games
*Led NFL in scoring in 1977
*Ranks on Detroit’s career
Stan Mikawos (1979-81)
*Played in 220 CFL games,
tied for 29th all-time
*1993 West Division All-Star
FIGHTING SIOUX IN THE NFL DRAFT
Year
1939
1956
1960
1965
1966
1966
1967
1967
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1977
1979
1980
1981
1987
1989
1989
1991
1999
2006
Rd
18
12
16
13
7
9
7
14
3
9
17
12
13
12
12
10
11
5
6
9
11
9
2
5
No.
164
139
182
176
99
134
162
342
54
216
438
294
357
323
331
262
287
124
161
236
307
229
44
161
Don Miller (1979-82)
New York Jets, 1984
Player
Charley Gainor
Steve Myhra
Don Kaczmarek
Dave Osborn
David Lince
Ron Green
Corey Colehour
Jim Hester
Jim LeClair
Mike Deutsch
Lawrie Skolrood
Ron Gustafson
Dale Kasowski
Scott Martin
Bill Deutsch
Steve Sybeldon
Dale Markham
Todd Thomas
Tracy Martin
Monte Smith
Norm McGee
Dean Witkowski
Jim Kleinsasser
Chris Kuper
Pos.
DE
OG
OT
RB
OT
WR
QB
TE
LB
RB
OT
WR
RB
OG
RB
OT
DT
OL
WR
OL
WR
LB
TE
OL
Team
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
Cincinnati Bengals
Chicago Bears
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49ers
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
San Francisco 49ers
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Denver Broncos
Jim Kleinsasser is the highest
Fighting Sioux ever to be selected
in the NFL draft (2nd round).
Bill Mjogdalen (1928-30)
Regina Roughriders, 1933-34
Cincinnati Bengals, 1998
Chad Mustard (2000-01)
Denver Broncos, 2006-present
Cleveland Browns, 2002-04
Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), 2003
Steve Myhra (1955-56)
Baltimore Colts, 1958-63
*Played in 62 NFL games
*Won 1958, 1959 NFL
Championships
Dave Osborn
Jim LeClair
Todd Thomas
Tracy Martin
Monte Smith
Norm McGee
Steve Ninnemann (1979-82)
Ben Olson (2001-02)
William (Bull) Ordway
(1936-38)
Philadelphia Eagles, 1939
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Dave Osborn (1963-64)
Minnesota Vikings, 1965-75
*Ran for 4,336 career yards
*Scored 36 career touchdowns
*Named to 1970 Pro Bowl
*Second in the NFL in rushing
in 1967 (972 yards)
Ralph Pierce (1931-33)
Doug Ploen (1980-84)
Pete Porinsh (1963-64, 1966)
Tim Prinsen (1993-96)
*4th overall pick by Hamilton
in the 1997 CFL draft
*Played in 115 career CFL
games and appeared in four
Grey Cup games
Ross Richardson (1967-68)
Kevin Robson (1990-93)
Paul Robson (1960, 1962-63)
*Played nine years in CFL
*Later served as general manager in Winnipeg and Ottawa
*Currently serves as chairman
of CFL’s Board of Governors
Barry Roseborough (1955-55)
Dallas Rysavy (1992-93)
Curt Schave (1928, 1930)
*Believed to be the first
“import” to play for the
Roughriders franchise
Monte Shaide (1989-92)
Toronto Argonauts, 1993
Lawrie Skolrood (1971-73)
*Played in 215 CFL game, tied
for 38th all-time
Monte Smith (1985-88)
Denver Broncos, 1989-91
Mark Soderquist (1979-80)
Steve Sybeldon (1974, 1976-78)
New York Jets, 1979
Ray Tomberlin (1967)
Todd Thomas (1977-80)
Philadelphia Eagles, 1984
New Jersey Generals, 1983
John Ulmer (1982-84)
British Columbia Lions, 1985-86
Running back Dave Osborn enjoyed a 12-year
career in the NFL that included a 1970 Pro Bowl
selection with Minnesota.
Claude Urevig (1930)
Mark Veldman (1984-86)
Miami Dolphins, 1987
Collin Verisch (1964)
Pat Wacker (1975-78)
Chicago Bears, 1979
Dick Wozney (1962-64)
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Dale MacMillan
Scott Schultz (1997-00)
Saskatchewan Roughriders, 2001-present
San Diego Chargers, 2001
*No. 1 overall pick in the 2001
CFL draft
*2005 CFL All-Star
Offensive lineman Tim Prinsen played in 115 career
games, including four Grey Cups, before retiring
after the 2004 season.
THE HEAD COACHES
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UND Head Coaching Records
Coach (Alma Mater)
Years at UND
W
Adolph F. Bechdolt (Franklin & Marshall)
1
(1894)
2
Charles S. Farnsworth (Army)
2
(1895-96)
3
Melvin A. Brannan (Wabash)
2
(1897-98)
3
Harry C. Loomis (Minnesota)
2
(1899, 1902)
9
Victor L. Littig (Iowa)
1
(1900)
5
William Nuessle (North Dakota)
1
(1901)
3
Rex B. Kennedy (Chicago)
1
(1903)
7
John C. Sweetland (Union)
4
(1904-07) 15
David Dunlap (Lenox)
4
(1908-11) 14
John Vehmeier (Illinois)
1
(1912)
1
Fred V. Archer (Hanover)
1
(1913)
2
Thomas A. “Andy” Gill (Indiana)
4
(1914-17) 12
Paul J. Davis (Dickinson)
7
(1919-25) 25
Ferdinand “Tod” Rockwell (Michigan)
2
(1926-27)
8
Charles A. “Jack” West (Coe)
15 (1928-41, 45) 89
Glenn L. “Red” Jarrett (North Dakota)
4 (1942, 46-48) 14
Richard Miller (Nevada)
1
(1949)
4
Frank A. Zazula (Akron)
7
(1950-56) 28
Marvin C. “Whitey” Helling (Macalester)
11
(1957-67) 60
Jerrold “Jerry” Olson (Valley City State)
10
(1968-77) 54
Gene Murphy (North Dakota)
2
(1978-79) 15
Pat Behrns (Dakota State)
6
(1980-85) 36
Roger Thomas (Augustana, Ill.)
13
(1986-98) 90
Dale Lennon (North Dakota)
8
(1999--) 80
24 Coaches at UND
112
579
L
2
1
3
2
2
4
0
7
7
4
4
13
29
8
35
17
3
27
35
39
7
27
43
22
347
T
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
3
2
0
6
0
1
3
3
4
0
0
2
0
30
Roger Thomas
90 wins
C.A. West
89 wins
Dale Lennon
80 wins
Marv Helling
60 wins
Jerry Olson
54 wins
Pat Behrns
36 wins
Pictured are five of the past six Fighting Sioux head football coaches who also happen to be some of
the most successful in school history. From left, Jerry Olson (1968-77), Gene Murphy (1978-79),
Frank Zazula (1950-56), Roger Thomas (1986-98) and Marv “Whitey” Helling (1957-67).
129
YEAR-BY-YEAR WON/LOSS
000UUU
YEAR
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943-44
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
130
W L T
PF
PA COACH
2
2 0
89
54 Prof. Adolph F. Bechdolt
1
1 0
46
12 Lt. Charles F. Farnsworth
2
0 0 126
12 Lt. Charles F. Farnsworth
2
1 0
59
20 Prof. Melvin A. Brannan
1
2 0
39
32 Prof. Melvin A. Brannan
6
0 0 179
5 Harry C. Loomis
5
2 1
78
56 Victor L. Littig
3
4 0
37
60 William Nuessle
3
2 2
65
69 Harry C. Loomis
7
0 0 274
11 Rex B. Kennedy
6
1 0 182
41 Dr. John G. Sweetland
6
1 1 196
1
3 0
37
2
2 0
49
5
2 0
75
30 Dr. David L. Dunlap
4
0 1 104
3
3 0
59
2
2 1
45
1
4 0
9 110 John Vehmeier
2
4 0
29 125 Fred V. Archer
3
5 0 131
99 Thomas A. (Andy) Gill
2
2 3
58
5
2 0 116
2
4 0
64
(Schedule Cancelled Due to War, Influenza)
2
4 1
40
74 Paul J. Davis
4
3 1 123
94 Paul J. Davis
4
4 0 180
70 Paul J. Davis
4
3 0
49
40 Paul J. Davis
5
3 0 157
86 Paul J. Davis
2
8 0
32 167 Paul J. Davis
4
4 0 165
77 Paul J. Davis
4
4 0
63 131 Ferdinand (Tod) Rockwell
4
4 0
88 103 Ferdinand (Tod) Rockwell
6
1 1 210
37 Charles A. (Jack) West
9
1 0 194
9
1 0 202
8
1 2 278
7
1 0 153
3
5 1 103 127 Charles A. (Jack) West
7
1 0
88
6
2 2 165
9
2 0 184
4
4 0
97
6
2 0 151
5
3 0 124
5
4
3
3 0
53
92 Glenn L. (Red) Jarrett
No schedule — World War II
1
2 0
43
4
3 0 137 110 Glenn L (Red) Jarrett
4
3
4
3 1
72 121 Richard Miller
5
2 2 222 170 Frank A. Zazula
2
4 0 105 162 Frank A. Zazula
YEAR
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Totals
W L T
PF
PA
3
6 0 131 224
6
1 1 154 107
4
5 0 200 182
6
3 0 183
86
2
6 0 110 158
3
4 1 159 198
5
3 0 157
85
2
5 1 112 166
4
3 1 145 112
6
3 0 189 134
5
4 0 120
84
6
3 0 162
61
8
1 0 199 110
9
1 0 248
85
8
2 0 338 154
4
6 0 123 164
3
5 0 148 179
4
5 0 205 254
5
3 1 202 138
6
3 1 245 142
10
1 0 423 161
6
4 0 291 218
6
4 0 295 296
9
1 0 320 197
1
7 1 117 233
4
6 1 165 195
5
5 0 245 201
10
2 0 261 142
6
4 0 263 164
6
4 0 181 147
7
3 0 213 131
6
5 0 275 180
8
3 0 299
111
3
8 0 182 315
2
9 0 233 396
6
4 0 243 209
7
4 0 292 228
3
7 1 204 256
7
3 0 276 215
7
2 0 228 131
6
4 1 274 165
10
3 0 313 180
10
3 0 302 166
9
2 0 308 166
7
3 0 262 150
8
2 0 277 185
8
3 0 284 149
9
2 0 272 131
8
3 0 404 146
14
1 0 475 183
5
6 0 295 211
12
2 0 428 268
11
3 0 384 171
10
3 0 450 172
11
2 0 411 244
579 347 30 19,762 13,664
COACH
Frank A. Zazula
Frank A. Zazula
Frank A. Zazula
Frank A. Zazula
Frank A. Zazula
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Marvin C. Helling
Jerroll (Jerry) Olson
Gene Murphy
Gene Murphy
Pat Behrns
Pat Behrns
Pat Behrns
Pat Behrns
Pat Behrns
Pat Behrns
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
Dale Lennon
(24 Coaches/112 Seasons)
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
000UUU
NOTE: To avoid confusion, the current names of the institutions UND
has played over the years are being
used in this compilation. For example: Mankato State is listed as MSU,
Mankato.
1894 (2-2)
Coach: Lt. Charles S. Farnsworth
(Army ’87)
10/22 Grand Forks City
54 6
11/3 North Dakota State
4 20
11/8 Grand Forks City
18 4
11/12 at North Dakota State 4 24
80 54
1895 (1-1)
42 0
46 12
1896 (2-0)
10/17 Crookston
52 0
58 12
110 12
1901 (3-4)
Coaches: William L. Nuessle,
Skuli G. Skulason and H.C. Tweet
10/9 Moorhead State
10 0
10/14 Hamline
6 0
10/16 Fargo College
5 6
10/25 Park River High
5 0
11 17
11/9 at Minnesota
0 10
11/28 Dakota Wesleyan
9 27
37 60
1904 (6-1)
Coach: Dr. George J. Sweetland
(Union ’97)
9/24 Grand Forks High
24 0
22 0
10/8 at Minnesota
0 35
10/19 Superior, Wis. Olympics 11 6
10/26 Fargo College
86 0
17 0
182 41
1908 (5-2)
Coach: Dr. David L. Dunlap
(Lenox ’02)
33 0
10/9 at Hamline
4 5
10/18 Carleton College
8 0
10/25 UND Alumni Team
5 0
11/3 College of St. Thomas 15 11
11/9 at Dakota Wesleyan
6 4
11/11 at South Dakota
4 10
75 30
1902 (3-2-2)
Coach: Harry C. (Babe) Loomis
(Minnesota ’97)
10/4 Moorhead State
43 0
10/13 Hamline
6 0
10/18 Valley City State
10 5
0 11
0 0
11/1 at Fargo College
6 6
65 69
1905 (6-1-1)
9/23 at Crookston High
16 0
28 0
9/30 Hamline
14 0
10/7 at Minnesota
0 45
23 5
87 0
11/6 St. Thomas
17 11
196 72
1909 (4-0-1)
18
6
10/16 Hamline
19
58
11/1 at Carleton College
3
104
1897 (2-1)
Coach: Prof. Melvin A. Brannon
(Wabash ’89)
0 20
20 0
59 20
1898 (1-2)
Coach: Prof. Melvin A. Brannon
10/22 West Superior, Wis.
0 11
11/5 at Minnesota
0 15
39 32
1899 (6-0)
Coach: Harry C. (Babe) Loomis
(Minnesota ’97)
10/22 Moorhead State
57 0
10/30 Henley Athletic Assn. 18 0
11/3 Macalester College
6 5
46 0
41 0
12/1 at Litchfield High
11 0
179 5
9/29
10/8
10/22
10/27
10/29
11/5
11/12
11/19
1900 (5-2-1)
Coach: Victor L. Littig
(Illinois ’98)
Fergus Falls High
& Park Region Coll. 11 6
St. Cloud State
16 0
St. Paul Central High 12 0
at Minnesota
0 34
at Carleton College
6 0
Hamline
0 0
Moorhead State
33 0
at North Dakota State 0 16
78 56
The 1892 football team, pictured here, is believed to be the earliest-known
football team at UND. It competed only against other campus teams.
1903 (7-0)
Coach: Rex B. Kennedy
(Chicago ’02)
9/28 Moorhead State
49 0
10/12 Fargo College
41 0
10/19 at Red River Valley
56 0
16 11
11/2 Winnipeg Shamrocks 56 0
11/7 South Dakota
6 0
50 0
274 11
1906 (1-3)
29 0
10/20 at Wisconsin
0 10
11/2 at South Dakota State 4 5
37 47
1907 (2-2)
19 0
6 8
0 33
11/1 South Dakota State
24 6
49 47
0
0
0
0
3
3
1910 (3-3)
16 0
17 0
5 6
10/22 at Hamline
3 17
0 5
18 0
59 28
1911 (2-2-1)
5 5
8 0
0 9
10/21 Hamline
0 11
32 3
45 28
1912 (1-4)
Coaches: John Vehmeier (Illinois ’09)
and John Grogan (Knox ’10)
10/12 at Hamline
0 12
0 35
10/26 at Macalester College 6 19
3 0
0 44
9 110
1913 (2-4)
Coach: Harry Wells (N'western ’09)
6 0
10/11 Hamline
3 14
0 61
10/25 at Minnesota
0 30
29125
131
000UUU
1914 (3-5)
Coach: Thomas Andrew (Andy)
(Indiana ’12)
20
10/3 at Minnesota
6
10/10 at Hamline University `10
10/17 Jamestown College
77
10/28 at St.Thomas
6
10/31 South Dakota
3
6
3
131
Gill
7
28
3
0
7
33
7
14
99
1915 (2-2-3)
Coach: Thomas A. (Andy) Gill
10/2 at Minnesota
0 41
10/11 Montana
10 10
10/16 Fargo College
28 0
0 0
11/13 South Dakota
0 0
58 58
1916 (5-2)
49 0
10/7 at College of St. Thomas16 7
10/14 at Minnesota
7 47
7 0
10/28 South Dakota*
20 0
10 0
7 14
116 68
* First UND Homecoming game
1917 (2-4)
0 19
10/20 Fargo College
39 0
6 13
11/10 at Creighton
12 7
11/17 at Marquette
0 21
64 80
1919 (2-4-1)
Coach: Paul J. Davis
(Dickinson [PA] University ’07)
10/4 at Minnesota
0 39
10/18 South Dakota
13 0
7 6
6 7
11/7 at South Dakota State 7 9
11/15 at Marquette
0 6
40 74
*NCC games
^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
Shaded year - NCC Champion
132
1920 (4-3-1)
10/2 at Minnesota
3
10/4 Fargo College
55
6
10/23 Hamline
28
10/30 at North Dakota State 14
7
11/21 Marquette
0
11/25 at Valparaiso#
10
123
#Played on Thanksgiving Day
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
11/19
10/7
10/14
10/20
10/28
11/4
11/11
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
11/17
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/15
11/27
1921 (4-4)
at Minnesota
0
Jamestown College
64
at Fargo College
40
South Dakota
21
North Dakota State
38
at South Dakota State 14
at Marquette
3
at Hamline
0
180
41
0
3
6
7
7
10
20
94
19
0
0
0
3
27
7
14
70
1922 (4-3)
G.F. Am. Legion
30 6
at Minnesota
0 22
at South Dakota*
7 0
South Dakota State* 16 6
College of St. Thomas* 0 6
at North Dakota State* 7 0
at Marquette
0 6
49 40
1923 (5-3)
Moorhead State
30
Jamestown College
89
South Dakota*
6
at Minnesota
0
North Dakota State* 10
at South Dakota State *12
at Marquette
0
at Carleton College
10
157
6
7
13
27
3
6
27
3
92
1924 (2-8)
Grand Forks Am.Legion 6 0
at Wisconsin
0 25
at Minnesota
0 14
at South Dakota*
0 6
South Dakota State*
6 7
Nebraska Wesleyan* 13 7
at Creighton*
0 34
at Marquette
0 26
at John Carroll
0 28
32 167
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/14
11/21
1925 (4-4)
Moorhead State
54
at Minnesota
6
Jamestown College
58
South Dakota*
3
Morningside*
27
at Creighton*
7
at Marquette
0
165
0
25
0
0
0
19
20
13
77
1926 (4-4)
Coach: Ferdinand A. (Tod)
Rockwell
(Michigan ’24)
7 0
10/2 at Minnesota
0 51
10/9 at Iowa
7 40
10/16 at South Dakota*
0 12
10/23 South Dakota State*
0 6
11/6 Des Moines*
33 0
11/13 at North Dakota State* 7 6
11/20 at Marquette
9 6
63 121
1927 (4-4)
Coach: F.A. (Tod) Rockwell
9/24 at Manitoba
33 0
19 0
10/1 at Minnesota
10 57
10/8 Creighton#*
0 7
10/15 South Dakota*
0 6
10/22 College of St. Thomas*13 6
13 0
0 27
88 103
#Memorial Stadium Dedication Game
1928 (6-1-1)
Coach: Charles A. (Jack) West
(Coe ’14)
9/22 Manitoba
63 4
9/29 Jamestown College
80 0
0 0
10/13 Morningside*
25 13
6 0
6 0
11/17 Mt. St. Charles (Mont.) 12 20
210 37
1929 (9-1)
Coach: C.A. (Jack) West
9/20 St. Mary's (Minn.)#^ 14 7
9/28 at Wisconsin-Superior 26 6
10/4 Haskell (Kan.) Institute^ 6 13
10/5 at Manitoba
27 1
10/11 South Dakota*^
13 7
10/19 at Morningside*
26 0
10/26 North Dakota State* 14 0
11/2 at South Dakota State* 7 6
11/16 Creighton
54 0
11/30 Loyola (Chicago)
7 0
194 40
#Inauguration of UND night football
1930 (9-1)
9/19 St. Mary's (Minn.)
25 0
9/26 at Wisconsin-Superior 39 0
10/3 Davis & Elkins (W.V.)^16 0
10/10 Morningside*^
32 0
10/18 South Dakota State* 21 0
11/1 at US Military Academy 6 33
11/7 at Duquesne
14 6
21 0
12/25 at Los Angeles Athletic
Club Firemen#
14 9
202 55
#West Coast Major College All-Star
Team
1931 (8-1-2)
9/18 Gustavus Adolphus^ 46 0
9/25 St. Olaf College^
22 0
10/2 DePaul^
41 7
10/10 South Dakota*
52 6
10/24 Oregon
0 0
11/7 at College of St. Thomas36 6
14 4
11/21 at Duquesne
7 13
11/26 at George Washington 6 6
278 60
1932 (7-1)
9/23 Moorhead State^
25 0
10/7 College of St. Thomas^ 27 0
10/15 Howard (Ala.) College 39 7
10/28 South Dakota State*^ 13 0
11/5 Morningside*
12 0
11/19 at DePaul
13 6
11/24 at Loyola of the South 18 6
153 26
1933 (3-5-1)
Winnipeg Rugby Club
9/23 All-Stars
20 12
10/6 George Washington^
6 27
10/13 South Dakota *^
41 0
2 18
10/28 North Dakota State*
7 7
0 6
11/11 at Texas Christian
7 19
11/15 at Dixie
13 12
11/19 at Loyola of the South 7 26
103 127
1934 (7-1)
9/21 Winnipeg Rugby Club^ 13 3
9/28 Neb-Omaha
14 0
21 0
10/12 Morningside*^
25 0
6 0
11/18 at St. Thomas (Penn.) 2 0
11/23 at George Washington 7 0
88 10
000UUU
1935 (6-2-2)
13
9/27 Luther College^
45
10/11 South Dakota*^
25
10/19 at South Dakota State* 6
10/26 North Dakota State* 20
28
11/8 at St. Louis^
7
11/16 at Nebraska-Omaha* 14
11/23 at Western Maryland
7
11/28 at George Washington 0
165
7
0
0
6
20
7
6
6
13
13
78
1936 (9-2)
9/18 College of St. Thomas^ 21
19
33
10/9 Northern Iowa*^
19
10/17 St. Louis
13
10/23 South Dakota State* 33
10/31 at North Dakota State* 14
11/7 at DePaul
6
6
11/21 at Detroit
14
11/29 at Montana
6
184
0
6
6
0
6
6
0
19
0
13
13
69
1937 (4-4)
9/24 St. Thomas^
25
10/1 South Dakota *^
13
10/9 at Northern Iowa*
21
10/15 DePaul
0
10/23 at Wpg. Blue Bombers 8
11/13 at Detroit
0
11/25 at Montana
3
97
2
7
0
6
10
0
40
14
79
1940 (5-4)
9/28 at Texas at El Paso
6 20
0 15
10/12 St. Mary’s (Tex.) Coll. 15 7
6 0
11/9 South Dakota*
13 0
11/16 Bradley
6 32
11/23 Arizona State^
12 30
102 110
1941 (4-5)
9/19 at Coll. of St. Thomas^ 0 6
20 7
10 32
10/11 South Dakota*
14 7
10/18 at South Dakota St* 33 15
11/1 Bradley^
7 19
11/8 at Montana
6 13
11/13 at Dayton
0 40
110 145
1942 (3-3)
Coach: Glenn Jarrett (UND ’31)
10/2 Morningside*^
7 6
10/30 at Augustana*^
0 19
11/6 at Bemidji State^
13 7
0 26
53 92
1945 (1-2-0)
10/13 Wpg. Blue Bombers 16
43
21
12
26
59
1938 (6-2)
9/18 at Wpg. Blue Bombers^21
9/23 South Dakota State*^ 37
9/30 Morningside College*^ 27
10/14 DePaul
32
10/22 Montana
7
11/5 at Detroit
7
11/11 Nebraska-Omaha
7
151
7
0
12
12
0
17
38
0
86
1939 (5-3)
9/22 Nebraska-Omaha*^
13
19
19
10/14 at Toledo
7
11/11 at Coll. of St. Thomas^ 7
11/18 Morningside*
28
124
1946 (5-3-0)
Coach: Glenn (Red) Jarrett
9/13 at Bemidji State
25 0
9/20 Luther College
12 6
9/27 St. Thomas
13 6
10/4 Augustana*
20 6
10/11 South Dakota*
21 6
0 31
39 41
11/9 at Bradley
7 14
137 110
0
0
6
26
14
0
25
7
78
1947 (4-4-0)
9/12 at Oklahoma City
7 20
9/14 Luther College
14 0
0 20
10/4 at Augustana*
13 7
10/11 Manitoba
47 0
10/25 Bradley
15 39
7 20
128 126
1948 (3-7-0)
9/10 Oklahoma City
12 27
9/17 Morningside*
20 7
9/24 St. John’s
0 14
10/9 at Montana State
6 12
10/16 South Dakota*
13 7
10/22 Northern Iowa*
14 26
7 19
11/6 at Augustana*
13 14
11/20 at Montana
7 47
123 179
1949 (4-3-1)
Coach: Richard Miller (Nevada ’41)
9/16 Morningside*
0 12
9/23 Moorhead State
6 0
7 7
10/8 Augustana*
21 0
0 40
11/12 at Toledo
6 56
72 121
1950 (5-2-2)
Coach: Frank Zazula (Akron ’40)
9/16 Moorhead State
53 0
9/22 Northern Iowa*
21 33
13 13
10/6 Bemidji State
26 6
10/14 South Dakota*
28 7
11/4 at Augustana*
27 7
11/19 at Kentucky
0 83
222 170
9/22
9/29
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/10
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/15
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/14
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
11/13
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/4
11/12
1953 (6-1-1)
Coach: Frank Zazula
at Bemidji State
21 13
Augustana*
35 0
Morningside*
21 20
at Northern Iowa*
6 34
Montana State
14 7
at South Dakota*
18 14
154 107
1954 (4-5-0)
Coach: Frank Zazula
Bemidji State
27 12
at Augustana*
39 0
at Morningside*
21 28
South Dakota*
27 21
Northern Iowa*
13 14
at South Dakota St* 20 34
North Dakota State* 40 7
at Montana State
13 21
at Idaho
0 45
200 182
1955 (6-3-0)
Coach: Frank Zazula
Hamline
27
Augustana*
32
South Dakota State*
6
Morningside*
7
at Northern Iowa*
7
Moorhead State
39
at North Dakota State* 21
at Wisconsin-Superior 26
at South Dakota*
18
183
0
19
14
13
13
0
0
13
14
86
1956 (2-6-0)
Coach: Frank Zazula
Wisconsin-Superior
19 20
Montana State
13 33
at Morningside*
3 7
South Dakota*
14 32
at South Dakota State* 13 14
Northern Iowa*
20 19
at Augustana*
14 26
110 158
1951 (2-4-0)
Coach: Frank Zazula
at Northern Iowa*
19 49
Morningside*
21 16
Beloit College
7 27
at South Dakota
13 35
105 162
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
1952 (3-6-0)
Coach: Frank Zazula
at Bemidji State
31 0
at North Texas St.
0 55
South Dakota*
14 21
Northern Iowa*
14 27
at Augustana*
33 21
at Morningside*
20 6
at Beloit College
0 20
131 224
1957 (3-4-1)
Coach: Marv Helling (Macalester ’48)
9/14 Bemidji State
34 19
9/21 Augustana*
21 6
9/28 Morningside*
20 48
27 27
20 27
11/2 at Montana State
7 18
159 198
*NCC games
^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
133
000UUU
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/4
11/11
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
134
1958 (5-3-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
at Bemidji State
6
Montana State
8
at Morningside*
25
South Dakota*
28
at South Dakota State* 30
Northern Iowa*
14
at Augustana*
10
157
13
15
8
14
12
0
0
23
85
1959 (2-5-1)
Coach: Marv Helling
at Montana
27 19
Augustana*
22 22
Morningside*
6 24
at South Dakota*
14 31
South Dakota State*
0 6
at Northern Iowa*
9 14
at Montana State
14 35
112 166
1960 (4-3-1)
Coach: Marv Helling
Montana
14
Montana State
6
at Morningside*
34
at South Dakota*
27
Northern Iowa*
3
at Augustana
18
145
21
6
13
7
23
7
7
28
112
1961 (6-3-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
Montana State
46 0
at Nebraska
0 33
Morningside*
49 15
at South Dakota*
21 7
at Northern Iowa*
0 25
at Youngstown
20 13
Augustana*
13 22
189 134
1962 (5-4-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
Youngstown
20
Montana
14
at Augustana*
0
at Morningside*
14
Northern Iowa*
8
at Montana State
3
South Dakota*
31
120
7
8
7
0
26
7
13
16
0
84
9/14
9/21
9/28
10/5
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/2
11/9
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
11/27
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
12/10
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/4
11/11
1963 (6-3-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
Minnesota-Duluth
33 0
Augustana*
7 6
at Montana
19 13
Morningside*
21 0
South Dakota State*
6 7
at Northern Iowa*
0 9
at Montana State
0 19
at South Dakota*
55 0
162 61
1964 (8-1-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
St. Thomas
30
at Bemidji State
10
at Morningside*
26
Northern Iowa*
0
South Dakota*
21
Montana State
9
at Augustana*
48
199
1965 (9-1-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
Bemidji State
20
Augustana*
22
Morningside*
37
at Northern Iowa*
34
South Dakota State* 14
at North Dakota State* 3
at South Dakota*
33
at Montana State
21
at Idaho State*
27
Northern Illinois
37
(Mineral Water Bowl)
248
6
0
8
34
28
13
14
7
0
110
6
13
14
0
7
6
7
12
0
20
1968 (3-5-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson (Valley City ’55)
9/14 at Montana
10 37
9/21 Northern Iowa*
10 14
9/28 South Dakota*
16 17
8 14
10/26 at Augustana*
39 20
37 20
11/9 Montana State
7 41
148 179
9/6
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
85
1966 (8-2-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
at Montana
30 6
Idaho State
41 0
Northern Iowa*
23 10
South Dakota*
31 17
Montana State
21 59
at Augustana*
30 20
at Morningside*
62 0
Parsons (Pecan Bowl) 42 24
338 154
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
11/13
1967 (4-6-0)
Coach: Marv Helling
at Northern Arizona
10 39
Montana
14 19
Morningside*
14 0
at Northern Iowa*
0 7
at South Dakota*
9 6
South Dakota State*
9 7
at Montana State
16 20
Augustana*
35 7
Northern Michigan
6 25
123 164
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/4
11/11
12/9
1969 (4-5-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson
St. Cloud State*
26 13
Montana
10 24
at Montana State
16 36
at South Dakota*
35 26
Augustana*
33 13
Morningside*
48 19
at Northern Iowa*
10 40
205 254
1970 (5-3-1)
Coach: Jerry Olson
at Montana
7 28
South Dakota*
14 14
MSU Mankato*
35 19
at Augustana*
18 7
North Dakota State*
3 20
at Morningside*
30 18
Northern Iowa*
41 6
at Arkansas State
18 23
202 138
1971 (6-3-1)
Coach: Jerry Olson
at Montana State
17 15
Montana
14 27
at MSU Mankato*
10 13
Augustana*
26 10
Morningside*
59 7
at Northern Iowa*
23 10
at South Dakota*
21 29
at Nevada-Las Vegas 17 17
245 142
1972 (10-1-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson
Montana State
42 28
at Montana
42 14
South Dakota*
33 3
at Augustana*
28 16
at Morningside*
69 0
Northern Iowa*
38 9
MSU Mankato*
48 14
at Nevada, Las Vegas 17 13
Cal-Poly-SLO
38 21
(Camellia Bowl)
423 161
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
9/14
9/21
9/28
10/5
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/2
11/9
11/16
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/29
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
11/6
11/13
1973 (6-4-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson
at MSU Mankato*
14 17
Montana
31 10
at Minnesota
14 41
Augustana*
38 34
Morningside*
43 7
at Northern Iowa*
14 17
at South Dakota*
54 21
at Montana State
41 30
291 218
1974 (6-4-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson
Montana State
34 14
at Minnesota
30 42
at Morningside*
41 0
Northern Iowa*
42 26
South Dakota*
24 37
MSU Mankato*
35 27
at Augustana*
37 36
at NE Louisiana
15 39
295 296
1975 (9-1-0)
Coach: Jerry Olson
at Montana State
34 10
Augustana*
36 34
Morningside*
49 7
at Northern Iowa*
21 20
at South Dakota*
27 17
at MSU Mankato*
28 16
St Cloud State*
42 28
Livingston (Ala.)&
14 34
320 197
1976 (1-7-1)
Coach: Jerry Olson
Montana State
14 18
at Wisconsin
9 45
at Delaware
17 59
Northern Iowa*
22 24
South Dakota*
7 14
at Augustana*
14 10
at Morningside*
13 13
117 233
*NCC games
^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
000UUU
9/3
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
1977 (4-6-1)
Coach: Jerry Olson
Moorhead State
21 18
at Montana State
7 21
St. Cloud State*
21 14
Morningside*
12 14
at Northern Iowa*
6 9
at South Dakota*
20 0
South Dakota State*
6 6
at Nebraska-Omaha* 14 17
Augustana*
24 13
at Nevada-Las Vegas 14 38
165 195
1978 (5-5-0)
Coach: Gene Murphy (UND ’63)
9/2 Moorhead State
13 3
9/9 Montana State
13 21
9/16 at Eastern Montana
55 0
35 22
17 35
10/14 Augustana*
14 42
7 24
48 3
245 201
9/1
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
11/24
1979 (10-2)
Coach: Gene Murphy
Moorhead State
17 0
at Montana State
20 16
Cal State-Sacramento 31 0
Illinois State
20 0
at Augustana*
30 24
South Dakota*
23 22
Morningside*
37 7
at Western Illinois
28 7
at Mississippi College& 15 35
261 142
1980 (6-4-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns (Dakota St. ’72)
9/6 at Portland State
14 28
9/13 Montana State
14 6
9/20 at Northern Colorado* 22 27
9/27 Augustana*
34 7
24 32
33 7
31 14
11/8 at Puget Sound
6 10
263 164
9/5
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
9/4
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
9/1
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
9/1
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/11
1981 (6-4-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns
Portland State
17 10
at Nevada-Reno
17 11
at Augustana*
34 16
South Dakota*
27 0
Morningside*
27 0
Northern Colorado*
6 0
Northern Michigan
11 30
181 147
1982 (7-3-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns
Puget Sound
7 3
at Montana State
28 27
North Dakota State*
3 10
at South Dakota*
9 10
at Morningside*
29 6
Nebraska-Omaha*
30 8
at Northern Colorado* 18 17
Augustana*
49 7
at Northern Michigan* 6 30
213 131
1983 (6-5-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns
Michigan Tech
55 7
Montana State
21 3
at Augustana*
24 26
MSU Mankato*
23 9
at St. Cloud State*
35 6
Nebraska-Omaha*
24 19
at South Dakota*
16 26
Morningside*
20 7
275 180
1984 (8-3-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns
Michigan Tech
42
Wisconsin-Superior
62
Augustana*
35
Northern Colorado*
33
at MSU Mankato*
7
St. Cloud State*
24
at Nebraska-Omaha*
3
North Dakota State*
3
South Dakota*
14
at Morningside*
30
299
13
0
10
7
7
3
13
28
14
16
0
111
9/7
9/14
9/21
9/28
10/5
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/2
11/9
11/16
9/6
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/15
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
11/14
9/3
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
1985 (3-8-0)
Coach: Pat Behrns
at Northern Arizona
0 41
East Stroudsburg
38 7
South Dakota*
3 45
at MSU Mankato*
6 28
Augustana*
41 18
at Morningside*
7 48
St. Cloud State*
30 3
Nebraska-Omaha*
7 19
182 315
1989 (3-7-1)
Coach: Roger Thomas
9/2 at No. Michigan
22 24
9/9 Minnesota-Duluth
17 14
14 17
9/30 Morningside*
17 12
10/7 at Augustana*
39 49
10/14 Nebraska-Omaha* 33 23
10/21 at Northern Colorado*17 34
10/28 St. Cloud State*
18 31
11/4 at MSU Mankato* 14 14
11/11 at North Dakota St.* 0 21
204 262
1986 (2-9-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
(Augustana, Ill. ’69)
at Northwest Missouri 28 38
Texas A&M-Kingsville 44 67
at South Dakota*
12 28
MSU Mankato*
10 43
at Augustana*
10 19
Morningside*
24 21
at St. Cloud State*
24 13
Northern Colorado*
33 36
233 396
1990 (7-3-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
1987 (6-4-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Northwest Missouri
37 7
Augustana*
49 3
at Morningside*
15 16
St. Cloud State*
16 13
at MSU Mankato*
35 24
Nebraska-Omaha*
20 34
South Dakota*
30 29
243 209
1988 (7-4-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Northern Michigan
9 0
at Minnesota-Duluth 28 14
at Augustana*
9 35
Morningside*
50 21
at St. Cloud State*
33 10
MSU Mankato*
18 21
Northern Colorado*
52 40
at Nebraska-Omaha*
7 10
at South Dakota*
24 9
292 228
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
11/10
at Tex. A&M-Kingsville 23 26
at South Dakota St.* 24 21
South Dakota*
46 12
at Morningside*
25 22
Augustana*
35 27
Northern Colorado*
15 17
at St. Cloud State*
42 25
MSU Mankato*
17 13
276215
1991 (7-2-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
9/14 Moorhead State
21 14
21 6
10/5 Morningside*
35 0
10/12 Augustana*
20 15
21 17
10/26 at MSU Mankato* 18 21
11/2 Northern Colorado
PPD
11/9 at Nebraska-Omaha* 28 13
11/16 at North Dakota St.* 28 35
228131
1992 (6-4-1)
Coach: Roger Thomas
9/12 at Indiana (Pa.)
13 31
9/19 at South Dakota St* 14 3
9/26 South Dakota*
52 3
24 24
10/10 Augustana*
20 24
10/17 at St. Cloud State* 22 13
10/24 MSU Mankato*
16 7
10/31 at No. Colorado*
21 14
11/7 Nebraska-Omaha* 52 0
11/21 at Pittsburg State& 21 26
274165
*NCC games
^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
135
000UUU
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
11/13
11/20
11/27
12/4
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
11/19
11/26
12/3
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/4
11/11
11/18
9/14
9/21
9/28
10/5
10/12
10/19
10/26
11/2
11/9
11/16
1993 (10-3-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Southern Conn. St. 52
0
Morningside*
52 21
at St. Cloud State*
10
0
Northern Colorado* 14 10
MSU Mankato*
20
9
at Augustana*
7 20
at Nebraska-Omaha*^ 17
8
South Dakota*
42
7
Pittsburg State&
17 14
MSU Mankato&
54 21
at Indiana, Pa.&
6 21
313 180
1994 (10-3-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Bemidji State
42
6
at Morningside*
31
0
St. Cloud State*
17 18
at MSU Mankato*
17 16
Augustana*
21
7
Nebraska-Omaha*
40
11
at North Dakota St.*^ 34 13
at South Dakota*
23 20
6
NE Missouri State& 18
6
North Dakota State& 14
7
at North Alabama&
7 35
302 166
1995 (9-2-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
at Bemidji State^
63
0
Northern Colorado* 34 13
at Augustana*
39 29
3
at Nebraska-Omaha*^ 31 16
MSU Mankato*
27 21
at South Dakota*
0 35
at Morningside*
44 21
7
St. Cloud State*
35 21
North Dakota State& 10 41
308 166
1996 (7-3-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Moorhead State
38
7
Augustana*
27 14
at South Dakota State*23 28
Nebraska-Omaha*
7 26
at MSU Mankato*
49 10
South Dakota*
29
6
Morningside*
23 13
6
at St. Cloud State*
27
262 150
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
11/14
9/12
9/19
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24
10/31
11/7
11/14
11/21
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/6
11/13
11/20
9/2
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
10/28
11/4
11/11
1997 (8-2-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
at Moorhead State
45 14
7
at Morningside*
28 14
Nebraska-Omaha*
35 24
at MSU Mankato*
21
7
St. Cloud State*
41 21
at South Dakota*
20 19
Augustana*
42 14
277 185
1998 (8-3-0)
Coach: Roger Thomas
Moorhead State
34
0
at South Dakota State*20
6
Morningside*
46
7
MSU Mankato*
27 17
St. Cloud State* (OT) 31 28
South Dakota*
33 14
at Augustana*
35 18
Northern Colorado*
9 14
at Northern Colorado& 24 52
308 201
1999 (9-2-0)
Coach: Dale Lennon
(North Dakota ‘79)
Northern Michigan 29
at South Dakota*
17
MSU Mankato*
35
at Morningside*
31
Northern Colorado* 24
at South Dakota State*7
at Augustana*
27
St. Cloud State*
45
Nebraska-Omaha* 31
at NW Mo. State& (ot)13
272
0
10
28
10
6
16
21
0
7
13
20
131
2000 (8-3-0)
Coach: Dale Lennon
7
Minnesota-Crookston 49
3
South Dakota*
42 14
at MSU Mankato*
28
0
at North Dakota State*13 16
Morningside*
54
6
at Northern Colorado*38 24
0
Augustana*
23 35
at St. Cloud State*^ 38 14
404 146
2001 (14-1-0)
Coach: Dale Lennon
NCAA Division II Champions
9/1
at Central Washington 17 14
9/8
Minnesota-Crookston^57
6
9/15 Northern Colorado*^ 13
7
9/22 New Haven^
42 10
9/29 South Dakota State* 44
9
7
10/13 at St. Cloud State*
35 28
10/20 Nebraska-Omaha*(ot) 24 27
10/27 at MSU Mankato*
28 14
11/3 Augustana*
37 14
11/10 at South Dakota*^
48
7
11/17 Winona State&
42 28
11/24 Pittsburg State&
38
0
12/1 UC Davis&
14
2
12/8 vs. Grand Valley State# 17 14
475 183
2002 (5-6-0)**
Coach: Dale Lennon
8/29 Minnesota-Crookston^ 57
9/7 Central Washington
7
9/14 Mesa State
66
9/21 at Northern Colorado* 12
17
10/26 at Nebraska-Omaha* 17
11/2 MSU Mankato*
35
11/9 at Augustana*
31
11/16 South Dakota*
20
295
9/6
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/18
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/22
11/29
12/6
12/13
0
43
7
28
13
6
20
20
36
38
0
211
2003 (12-2-0)
Coach: Dale Lennon
UM-Crookston
59 0
at Mesa State (ot)
24 31
Newberry
42 23
Augustana*
13 3
St. Cloud State*
29 28
North Dakota State (ot)* 28 21
at Minnesota State*
41 25
Nebraska-Omaha*
38 35
at South Dakota*
37 3
Pittsburg State&
24 14
Winona State&
36 29
North Alabama&
29 22
Grand Valley State#
3 10
428 268
**Note: Due to an NCAA ruling
regarding Northern Colorado’s forfeiture of three wins, UND’s 2002 NCC
record is officially recorded as 4-4.
UND’s overall record remains 5-6 due
to NCAA bylaws.
Yearly UND Home
Football Attendance
Alerus Center
Year Average
Total
2006
8,827 52,963
2005
9,426 65,980
2004
9,389
75,110
2003
9,033 81,299
2002
9,488 56,930
2001
10,517 100,238
Games
6 (1 pl.)
7 (1 pl.)
8 (1 pl.)
9 (3 pl.)
6
10 (3 pl.)
Memorial Stadium
Year Average
2000
8,658
1999
7,813
1998
7,692
1997
8,810
1996
6,084
1995
8,116
1994
6,211
1993
6,474
1992
7,733
1991
4,846
1990
7,260
1989
6,680
1988
8,066
1987
6,620
1986
6,183
1985
5,720
1984
7,057
1983
6,817
1982
6,320
1981
7,260
1980
8,000
1979
8,410
1978
8,650
1977
6,295
1976
9,150
1975
8,332
1974
8,780
1973
7,875
1972
7,800
1971
6,343
1970
7,150
1969
3,700
1968
5,750
1967
5,600
1966
7,295
1965
4,875
1964
5,714
1963
5,415
1962
5,570
Total
51,949
46,882
38,461
44,049
30,421
48,694
43,476
51,790
38,667
19,382
36,300
33,400
48,400
33,100
37,100
28,600
49.400
40,900
31,600
36,300
40,000
42,050
51,900
31,475
36,600
33,329
43,900
31,500
39,000
25,370
28,600
18,500
23,000
28,000
36,475
19,500
28,568
27,075
27,850
Games
6
6
5
5
5
6 (1 pl.)
7 (1 pl.)
8 (2 pl.)
5
4
5
5
6
5
6
5
7
6
5
5
5
5
6
5
4
4 (1 pl.)
5
4
5
4
4
5
4
5
5
4
5
5
5
Attendance records prior to 1962 are
incomplete.
*NCC games
^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
#NCAA Championship Game
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8/28
9/04
9/11
9/25
10/02
10/09
10/16
10/23
10/30
11/06
11/13
11/20
11/27
12/04
8/27
9/03
9/10
9/17
9/24
10/01
10/08
10/15
10/22
10/29
11/05
11/12
11/19
9/01
9/09
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/07
10/14
10/28
11/04
11/11
11/18
11/25
12/02
2004 (11-3-0)
Coach: Dale Lennon
Delta State
28 19
Mesa State
65
7
0
at Augustana*
13
7
at St. Cloud State*
17 21
Ferris State
45
0
Minnesota Duluth* 26
0
Minnesota State*
20
3
South Dakota*
41 21
at St. Cloud State (ot)& 20 17
at Michigan Tech& 20
3
Grand Valley State& 19 15
at Pittsburg State&
19 31
384 171
2005 (10-3)
Coach: Dale Lennon
at Central Washington 44 20
West Chester
41 7
at Winona State
51 6
Western Washington 47 7
Augustana*
52 3
St. Cloud State*
37 14
Ferris State
44 7
at Minnesota Duluth* 33 10
at Minnesota State*
26 7
Nebraska-Omaha*
19 20
at South Dakota*
30 42
Minnesota Duluth&
23 12
at Grand Valley State& 3 17
450 172
2006 (11-2)
Coach: Dale Lennon
at Central Wash.*
28 14
at Northern Iowa
35 31
Winona State
49 2
Western Washington* 26 20
at Augustana* (ot)
24 21
Minnesota State*
24 3
Minnesota Duluth*
38 14
at St. Cloud State* (ot) 34 27
South Dakota*
33 26
Winona State&
42 0
at Nebraska-Omaha& 38 35
at Grand Valley St.& 20 30
411 244
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^Night games
&NCAA Playoff Games
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TRADITIONS
Potato Bowl USA
The Potato Bowl USA is a weeklong festival teaming the
University of North Dakota and the Red River Valley potato growing industry. It features a Queen’s Pageant, softball tournament,
golf tournament, bed races, pep rally and bonfire, service club
breakfast, parade, road race, casino night and football game featuring the University of North Dakota. The week’s activities are
arranged by the Potato Bowl Committee, a group of Greater Grand
Forks volunteers.
The Potato Bowl USA was created in 1965 by then UND
Athletic Director Leonard R. “Len” Marti, head football Coach
Marv “Whitey” Helling, assistant football coach Jerry Olson and
sports information director Lee Bohnet. The first Potato Bowl
USA was played in 1966, when the Fighting Sioux shut out Idaho
State 41-0 in a battle for pride among potato growing regions.
North Dakota is 30-11 in Potato Bowl USA history.
Year-by-Year Potato Bowl Scores
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
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UND 41, Idaho State 0
Montana 19, UND 14
Northern Iowa 14, UND 10
Montana 24, UND 10
UND 35, Mankato State 19
Montana 27, UND 14
UND 33, South Dakota 3
UND 31, Montana 10
UND 35, Montana State 14
UND 36, Augustana 34
Montana State 18, UND 14
UND 21, St. Cloud State 14
Montana State 21, UND 13
UND 31, Cal State-Sacramento 0
UND 17, Portland State 10
UND 7, Puget Sound 3
UND 35, Augustana 10
South Dakota 45, UND 3
Texas A&I 67, UND 44
UND 49, Augustana 3
UND 50, Morningside 21
South Dakota State 23, UND 13
UND 36, SDSU 10
UND 52, Morningside 21
St. Cloud State 18, UND 17
UND 34, Northern Colorado 13
UND 38, Moorhead State 7
UND 28, South Dakota State 7
UND 34, Moorhead State 0
UND 29, Northern Michigan 0
UND 49, Minnesota-Crookston 3
Central Washington 43, UND 7
UND 34, Central Washington 0
UND 47, Western Washington 7
UND 49, Winona State 2
Sitting Bull Trophy
From 1953 to 1999, UND and the
University of South Dakota competed
for the Sitting Bull trophy, a carved
oaken bust of the famous Sioux Indian
leader, awarded after a mild dispute
between the states following removal of
some of the late leader’s remains from a
grave near Fort Yates, N.D.
The trophy was first awarded by
Sodak Sports, a defunct sports weekly.
UND won the trophy 28 times, compared to just 15 for USD.
Nickel Trophy
The Nickel Trophy, 250 times larger than a regular five-cent piece and
weighing 75 pounds, was inaugurated in 1938 and was presented each
fall to the winner of the North Dakota-North Dakota State football battle during the series that ran through the 2003 season.
Two inches thick and 22 inches in diameter, it is an exact replica of
the once-minted U.S. coin.
It has been the object of
many intercampus raids,
recoveries and more thefts.
The late Robert Kunkel, a
UND
alumnus
and
Chicago advertising executive, was the originator of
the trophy. Blue Key, an
honorary service fraternity
on each campus, awards
the Nickel Trophy to the
winning team.
UND leads in the battle
for the aluminum alloy
“slug” 35-30. In one
stretch, the Fighting Sioux
won it 12 straight times. In
the all-time series against
North Dakota State, UND
leads 62-45-3. The Sioux retained the trophy in 2003, winning 28-21 in
overtime at the Alerus Center, the most recent meeting between the two
teams.
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Postseason Recaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .141-157
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UND’s Postseason Numbers
Postseason Appearances: ............................................16 (last in 2006)
NCAA Postseason Appearances: ..............................13 (last in 2006)
Bowl Game Appearances: ..................................................................3
Overall Postseason Record: ........................................................20-12
NCAA Overall Playoff Record:....................................................17-12
NCAA Home Playoff Record: ......................................................13-2
Memorial Stadium Postseason Record: ..........................................4-2
Alerus Center Postseason Record: ..................................................9-0
NCAA Road Playoff Record: ..........................................................3-9
NCAA Neutral Site Playoff Record:................................................1-1
Overall Neutral Site Playoff Record: ..............................................4-1
Longest Postseason Losing Streak: ..........................................4 games
NCAA Championship Game Appearances: ......................................2
NCAA Semifinal Appearances: ..............................5 (2 wins, 3 losses)
NCAA Quarterfinal Appearances:............................6 (5 wins, 1 loss)
NCAA Second Round Appearances: ..........................3 (2 win, 1 loss)
NCAA First Round Appearances: ......................13 (7 wins, 6 losses)
Postseason Records vs. Opponents
Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo ..................................................................1-0
Grand Valley State ..............................................................................2-3
Indiana, Pa. ..........................................................................................0-1
Minnesota State, Mankato ..................................................................1-0
Livingston ............................................................................................0-1
Michigan Tech ....................................................................................1-0
Minnesota Duluth ................................................................................1-0
Mississippi College ..............................................................................0-1
Nebraska-Omaha..................................................................................1-0
North Alabama ....................................................................................1-1
North Dakota State ..............................................................................1-1
Northern Colorado ..............................................................................0-1
Northern Illinois ..................................................................................1-0
Northwest Missouri State ....................................................................0-1
Parsons ................................................................................................1-0
Pittsburg State ......................................................................................3-2
St. Cloud State ....................................................................................1-0
Truman State (then Northeast Missouri State)....................................1-0
UC Davis..............................................................................................1-0
Winona State ........................................................................................3-0
All-Time UND Playoff Results
2006
2005
2004
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NCAA II Playoffs, Advanced to Quarterfinals
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Winona State, 42-0
Omaha, Neb.
o Defeated Nebraska-Omaha, 38-35
Allendale, Mich.
o Lost to Grand Valley State, 30-20
NCAA II Playoffs, Advanced to 2nd Round
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Minnesota Duluth, 23-12
Allendale, Mich.
NCAA II Playoffs, Advanced to Semifinals
St. Cloud, Minn.
o Defeated St. Cloud State, 20-17 (2OT)
Houghton, Mich.
o Defeated Michigan Tech, 20-3
2003
2001
1999
1998
1995
1994
1993
1992
1979
1975
1972
1966
1965
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Grand Valley State, 19-15
Pittsburg, Kan.
o Lost to Pittsburg State, 31-19
NCAA II Playoffs, Advanced to National Championship
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Pittsburg State, 24-14
o Defeated North Alabama, 29-22
Florence, Ala.
NCAA II Playoffs, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated UC Davis, 14-2
Florence, Ala.
o Defeated Grand Valley State, 17-14
NCAA II Playoffs, Advanced to 1st Round
Maryville, Mo.
o Lost to NW Missouri State, 20-13 (ot)
Greeley, Colo.
o Lost to Northern Colorado, 52-24
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Lost to North Dakota State, 41-10
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Northeast Missouri, 18-6
o Defeated North Dakota State, 14-7
Florence, Ala.
o Lost to North Alabama, 35-7
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Defeated Mankato State, 54-21
Indiana, Pa.
o Lost to Indiana, Pa., 21-6
Pittsburg, Kan.
o Lost to Pittsburg State, 26-21
Jackson, Miss.
o Lost to Mississippi College, 35-15
Grand Forks, N.D.
o Lost to Livingston, 34-14
Camellia Bowl
Sacramento, Calif.
o Defeated Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, 38-21
Pecan Bowl
Abilene, Texas
o Defeated Parsons, 42-24
Mineral Water Bowl
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
o Defeated Northern Illinois, 37-20
ALL-TIME POSTSEASON RECAPS
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North Dakota 37
(6) Northern Illinois 20
(8) North Dakota 42
(5) Parsons 24
Mineral Water Bowl – November 27, 1965
Roosevelt Field – Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Pecan Bowl – Dec. 10, 1966
P.E. Shotwell Stadium – Abilene, Texas
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. – UND forced eight Northern
Illinois turnovers while committing none enroute to beating
the Huskies, 37-20, in the 17th annual Mineral Water Bowl.
The Huskies gave away three fumbles and had five
passes intercepted in finishing its season with a 9-1 record.
UND also wound up the year with a 9-1 mark.
UND scored on its first possession on a 1-yard run by
junior quarterback Corey Colehour and were never seriously threatened by the sixth-ranked Huskies.
Sioux cornerback Stan Wright got things started
when he returned the opening kickoff 65 yards to the
Northern Illinois 30-yard line. Four plays later Colehour
punched it in and Errol Mann’s extra point made it 7-0 just
3:06 into the game.
Northern Illinois successfully executed a 90-yard
halfback option pass on its second play from scrimmage
that went for a touchdown by Gerry Sandberg. The Huskies’ extra point attempt was wide,
however, and UND led 7-6.
The teams traded two more touchdowns
in the first half, and UND led 21-20 at halftime.
Box Score
Northern Illinois would get no closer,
though, as UND recorded a safety in the third
Score
1 2
3
4 T
quarter and two fourth quarter touchdowns.
Northern Illinois
6 14
0
0 20
The Sioux ran 92 offensive plays to just
North Dakota
14 7
2 14 37
41 for Northern Illinois. Of the Huskies’ 323
total yards, three were on plays of 90, 63 and
Scoring Summary
UND Colehour 1 run (Mann kick)
42 yards.
NI
Vesely 90 pass to Sandberg
Starting Huskies’ quarterback Ron
(kick failed)
Christian sustained a knee injury in the second
UND Bergh 4 run (Mann kick)
quarter and missed much of the game until
NI
Christian 63 pass to Vesely
returning in the fourth quarter.
(Christian pass to Stark)
Sioux junior halfback Ron Bergh was
UND Colehour 21 pass to Bergh
(Mann kick)
named the game’s outstanding back after he
NI
Griesman 2 run (pass failed)
rushed for two touchdowns and 74 yards on
UND Safety, Griesman tackled in end zone
17 carries. UND sophomore Jerry Quaderer
by Chuck Bugge
led all ballcarriers with 83 yards in 19
UND Quaderer 9 run (Mann kick)
attempts.
UND Colehour 4 pass to Lince
NOTES: Sioux end Dave Lince was
(Mann kick)
Attendance: 5,000 (estimated)
honored as the top lineman. Northern Illinois
linebacker Terry Henigan was given the top
Team Statistics
NI
UND
tackler award.
First Downs
14
24
Sioux cornerback Stan Wright had two
Rushes-Yards
10-11
58-209
interceptions and Colehour passed for 201
Passing Yards
323
201
yards.
Plays-Total Off.
41-334
92-410
Passing (C-A-I)
16-31-5
17-34-0
It was Northern Illinois’ third trip to the
Passes Intercepted by
0
5
Mineral Water Bowl, while the Sioux were
Fumbles Lost
3
0
making their first appearance in the game.
Yards Penalized
58
107
It was UND’s first postseason action
Punts-Average
3-31
3-41
since 1930, when the Sioux defeated the Los
Angeles Firemen, a major college all-star
Rushing: UND Quaderer 19-83, Bergh 17-74,
team, by a score of 14-9 on Christmas day on
Greenstein 8-22, Evenson 4-20, Wyatt 4-7,
the west coast.
Danovic 1-7, Lies 1-7, Colehour 4-(-11).
NI Christian 2-1, Vesely 2-20, Gilbert 2-7,
Wendler 3-1, Griesman 1-(-18).
Passing: UND Colehour 17-34-0 for 201 and 2
TD.
NI Christian 8-20-4 for 130 yards, Griesman 811-1 for 193 yards.
Receiving: UND Olson 5-46, Green 4-66, Lince
4-39, Greenstein 2-19, Bergh 1-21, Wright 1-10.
NI Sandberg 5-138, Stark 4-48, Vesely 2-65,
Frost 2-48, Gilbert 2-20.
ABILENE, Texas – Football-loving Texans applauded. The
Fighting Sioux and all of the North Central Conference
commended the University of North Dakota for its 42-24
Pecan Bowl triumph over Parsons College of Fairfield,
Iowa, in the third annual Pecan Bowl.
The free-wheeling Sioux, showing their usual splendid passing game that had smashed seven foes and led to a
conference title tie, simply had too many horses for the
heavier Parsons outfit in this game that brought UND its
first NCAA College Division Midwest football title.
There were many Sioux heroes in this wild, fanpleasing game that produced 19 NCAA bowl records, 17 of
the marks by UND coach Marv “Whitey” Helling’s team as
it unleashed a furious offense in windy, 30-degree weather
at P.E. Shotwell Stadium in this West Texas city of 120,000.
The game was also carried into millions of Midwest
homes through national television as part of the NCAA game of the week.
UND scored first. After a nine-play drive, Sioux quarterback Corey Colehour drove to
the enemy 18, where a field goal attempt by
Errol Mann went awry. Mann’s short kick was
caught by Parsons, but UND forced a fumble
Box Score
and Mann recovered. On the next play,
Colehour threw a 13-yard pass to John Conrad
Score
1 2
3
4 T
with 6:36 left in the first quarter and Mann
UND
7 14
7 14 42
kicked the extra point for a 7-0 UND lead.
Parsons
0 7
3 14 24
The Sioux made it 14-0 after a fake
Scoring Summary
field goal attempt from the Parsons 14-yard
UND Colehour 13 pass to Conrad
line. UND back Pete Porinsh took the snap
(Mann kick)
from center and gained 10 yards to the 4, and
UND Porinsh 4 run (Mann kick)
on the next play Porinsh ran it in.
UND Colehour 43 pass to Hester
The Sioux extended their lead on a 43(Mann kick)
yard touchdown pass from Colehour to Jim
PAR Prince 1 run (O’Dell kick)
PAR O’Dell 30 field goal
Hester to finish off a six-play 80-yard drive.
UND Porinsh 3 run (Mann kick)
Parsons had cut the lead to 21-10 in the
UND Colehour 43 pass to Porinsh
third quarter, but UND capped off a 72-yard
(Mann kick)
drive with a 3-yard touchdown run by Porinsh
PAR Prince 14 pass to Coleman
with 15 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
(O’Dell kick)
The Sioux made it 35-10 with 6:46 left
PAR Prince 4 pass to Marcellin
(O’Dell kick)
in the game on Colehour’s second 43-yard TD
UND Colehour 30 pass to Predovich
pass of the afternoon, this time to Porinsh.
(Mann kick)
Parsons made a valiant effort to come
Attendance: 7,500 est.
back in the game’s final minutes, narrowing
the score to 35-24 with 3:10 to play, but UND
Team Statistics
UND
PAR
put the game out of reach when Colehour hit
First Downs
25
17
Rushes-Yards
44-164
34-93
sophomore split end Billy Predovich in the
Passing
Yards
274
214
end zone with a 30-yard pass on a third-andPlays-Total Off.
81-438
65-307
13 play with 51 seconds left in the game.
Passing (C-A-I)
22-37-2
17-31-0
Mann’s extra point made it 42-24.
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
2-1
Colehour was named the game’s most
Penalties-Yds
4-40
5-64
valuable back and UND’s Roger Bonk was
Punts-Average
3-30
4-25
named the most valuable lineman.
After watching Colehour throw for 274
Rushing: UND Porinsh 23-90, Quaderer 17-64,
yards, Parsons coach Marcelino Huerta, Jr.,
Colehour 3-8, Bergh 1-2.
said after the game that Colehour “was the
PAR Moore 9-58 (other Parsons individual
best quarterback I’ve seen this year. He’s a pro
totals not available).
prospect, you can bet on that.”
(Note: This summary was excerpted from a
game story written by former UND sports
information director Lee Bohnet.)
Passing: UND Colehour 22-37-2 for 274 and 4
TD.
PAR Prince 17-31-0 for 214 and 2 TD.
Receiving: UND Predovich 7-87, Porinsh 6-44,
Bergh 4-41, Hester 3-74, Conrad 2-28.
PAR Coleman 6-96 (other Parsons individual
totals not available).
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(6) North Dakota 38
(3) Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 21
Livingston 34
(1) North Dakota 14
Camellia Bowl – Dec. 9, 1972
Hughes Stadium – Sacramento, Calif.
NCAA Division II Regional Playoffs – Nov. 29, 1975
Memorial Stadium – Grand Forks, N.D.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – More than 17,000 fans were on
hand to see North Dakota defeat Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo,
38-21, in the 12th annual Camellia Bowl in a game that
decided the NCAA West College Football championship.
The win was the 10th of the season for the Sioux, setting a school record.
UND finished the year with a 101 mark, while Cal Poly finished 8-1-1.
UND shut down a Cal Poly running game that was
averaging 227 yards per game, limiting the Mustangs to just
63 rushing yards on 33 attempts.
Meanwhile the Sioux ran for 266 yards on 70
attempts, led by senior Mike Deutsch’s 119 yards on 41 carries.
North Dakota took a 3-0 lead 4:30 into the game on
a 36-yard field goal by Jim Gronowski and made it 10-0
when Jay Gustafson connected with tight end Lawrie
Skolrood on a 13-yard touchdown pass with 2:40 left in the first quarter.
UND was leading 17-0 in the second quarter when Cal Poly defensive tackle Dave
Quirk intercepted a pass and returned it 60 yards for a touchdown. That made it 17-7 at halftime.
UND upped its lead to 24-7 with 2:18 to
Box Score
play in the third quarter on a 2-yard run by
Deutsch. The touchdown capped a 17-play,
Score
1 2
3
4 T
81-yard drive that took over seven minutes.
UND
10 7
7 14 38
The Sioux eventually opened up a 31-7
Cal Poly
0 7
0 14 21
lead before Cal Poly managed two touchdowns in the game’s final four minutes.
Scoring Summary
UND was just trying to run out the clock,
UND Gronowski 36 field goal
UND J. Gustafson 13 pass to Skolrood
but freshman running back Dale Kasowski
(Gronowski kick)
scored on a 49-yard run up the middle with
UND J. Gustafson 6 pass to R. Gustafson
just three seconds to play.
(Gronowski kick)
NOTES: The crowd of 17,194 was the
CP
Quirk 60 pass interception
highest of all four 1972 NCAA regional bowls
(Guerra kick)
... Deutsch was named the game’s most valuUND Deutsch 2 run (Gronowski kick)
UND J. Gustafson 5 run (Gronowski kick)
able offensive player and Cal Poly linebacker
CP
Pettas 29 pass to Mead (run failed)
Gregg Lee received the game’s most valuable
CP
Thomas 1 run (Thomas run)
defensive player honors – the team’s respecUND Kasowski 49 run (Gronowski kick)
tive schools received $1,000 scholarships in
Attendance: 17,194
the names of the two players ... The game was
televised by ABC to a regional audience, with
Team Statistics
UND
CP
First Downs
26
7
Lee Grosscup and Lynn Sanners handling the
Rushes-Yards
70-266
33-63
announcing chores ... The contest was seen on
Passing Yards
136
111
KTHI-TV, Ch. 11, in Grand Forks ... Game
Plays-Total Off.
96-402
50-174
time temperature was 34 degrees.
Passing (C-A-I)
11-26-3
7-17-1
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
2-0
5-50
5-34
3-1
10-119
7-36
Rushing: UND Deutsch 41-119, Kasowski 1-49,
Helman 10-38, J. Gustafson 8-22, Belmore 7-22,
Walker 3-16.
CP Thomas 13-29, Pettas 11-13, Gliniak 5-11,
Hubbard 3-6, Robbins 1-4.
Passing: UND J. Gustafson 11-26-3 for 136 and
2 TD.
CP Pettas 7-16-1 for 111 and 1 TD, Robbins 0-10 for 0 and 0 TD.
Receiving: UND Stromberg 4-37, R. Gustafson
3-38, Skolrood 2-38, Deutsch 2-23.
CP Mead 3-62, Caccavo 2-18, Nafziger 1-22,
Thomas 1-9.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Unranked Livingston (Ala.)
scored three second-half touchdowns to break a 14-14
halftime tie and upset No. 1-ranked North Dakota in a
first round NCAA playoff game at Memorial Stadium.
Livingston raised its record to 10-2 and advanced
to the NCAA Division II semifinals in Wichita Falls,
Texas, where it lost to Northern Michigan in the Pioneer
Bowl. Northern Michigan went on to the Camellia Bowl
in Sacramento, Calif., where it won the national championship.
The loss to Livingston was the first of the season
for UND, which finished 9-1.
After Livingston took a 14-0 first quarter lead, the
Sioux came back with a strong second quarter, scoring
touchdowns on a seven-yard run by quarterback Brian
Grover and an eight-yard run by running back Dale
Kasowski.
Kasowski led all runners with 146 yards rushing on 25 carries.
The game was fairly even, statistically, but Livingston made big plays, while North
Dakota was victimized by mistakes and an inability to make plays at key times.
The Sioux drove to Livingston’s 10-yard line on their opening possession, but were
stopped on a fourth-and-one from there.
With the score tied 14-14 in the third quarter, a pass reception by UND’s Tom Petrik
moved the ball to the Livingston four-yard line, but a clipping penalty negated the gain,
and UND failed to score.
Livingston, which used a wishbone formation and no-huddle offense with alternating quarterbacks throughout, scored what was the eventual game-winning touchdown on
an eight-yard run by quarterback Ricky Seale with 1:33 left in the third quarter.
The Tigers made it 28-14 on a 63-yard touchdown run by quarterback Willie Slater
with 11:48 left in the game.
Livingston running back Alvin
Edwards took a counter handoff 49 yards
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for a touchdown with 5:51 to finish the
scoring.
NOTES: UND came into the game
Score
1 2
3
4 T
ranked first nationally in three polls – the
Livingston
14 0
7 13 34
UND
0
14
0
0
14
UPI, AP and NCAA polls, while
Livingston was unranked ... The temperaScoring Summary
ture was 28 degrees at game time but was
LU
Johnson 3 run (Mullinax kick)
not considered a factor in the outcome,
LU
Rawlinson 1 run (Mullinax kick)
according to UND coach Jerry Olson ...
ND
Grover 7 run (Przbylski kick)
There was a 10-to 15-mile per hour wind
ND
Kasowski 8 run (Przbylski kick)
LU
Seale 8 run (Mullinax kick)
out of the northwest that grew stronger as
LU
Slater 63 run (Mullinax kick)
the game went on ... The game was not telLU
Edwards 49 run (kick blocked)
evised ... Livingston linebacker Paul Davis
Attendance: 5,212
made eight solo tackles, assisted on five
others and forced two fumbles.
Team Statistics
LU
UND
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
15
65-373
41
70-414
1-5-0
2-1
8-51
5-28
19
55-301
103
73-404
8-18-1
3-2
6-70
3-31
Rushing: LU Slater 11-99, Edwards 5-82,
Rawlinson 14-68, Johnson 13-56, Seale 13-35,
O’Neal 6-27, Burnette 3-6.
UND Kasowski 25-146, Grover 13-82, Deutsch
15-62, Reim 2-11.
Passing: LU Seale 1-4-0 for 41 and 0 TD.
UND Grover 8-18-1 for 103 and 0 TD.
Receiving: LU Woods 1-41.
UND Petrik 6-89, Wacker 2-14.
UND’s Tom Petrik (No. 89) heads
up field against Livingston.
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(5) Mississippi College 35
(3) North Dakota 15
(1) Pittsburg State 26
(13) North Dakota 21
First Round, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Nov. 24, 1979
Mississippi Memorial Stadium – Jackson, Miss.
Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium – Pittsburg, Kan.
JACKSON, Miss. – UND took a 7-6 lead into the locker
room at halftime, but Mississippi College scored 15 points
in the first nine minutes of the third quarter and went on to
win, 35-15, in the opening round of the NCAA Division II
playoffs.
It was the second time in five years that a UND playoff appearance was spoiled by a Gulf South Conference
team, with both losses coming by 20 points. In 1975,
Livingston (Ala.) beat the Sioux 34-14 after the game was
tied 14-14 at the half.
Mississippi College raised its record to 10-2 and
advanced to the NCAA Division II semifinals, where it lost
to eventual national champion Delaware.
UND finished its season with a 10-2 record.
The Choctaws led 6-0 in the second quarter, but UND
went 68 yards in 12 plays, scoring on a one-yard touchdown
run by Gary Pietruszewski with 6:21 to play before the half.
The Sioux received the second-half kickoff, but on UND’s fourth play of the third
quarter, Mississippi College recovered a Sioux
fumble on the UND 36-yard line, and the
Choctaws scored seven plays later on a oneBox Score
yard run by Wayne Pharis to take the lead
with 10:34 to play in the third. A two-point
Score
1 2
3
4 T
conversion made the score 14-7.
UND
0 7
0
8 15
On North Dakota’s next play from
Mississippi College
3 3 15 14 35
scrimmage, Mississippi College linebacker
Ralph Ashley intercepted a pass at the Sioux
Scoring Summary
MC
MacNealy 22 field goal
38, and the Choctaws scored on a 20-yard run
MC
MacNealy 32 field goal
by Bruce Hulitt with 6:43 left in the third.
UND
Pietruszewski
1 run (Cook kick)
Mississippi College extended its lead to
MC
Pharis 1 run (Hulitt run)
28-7 just 30 seconds into the fourth quarter on
MC
Hulitt 20 run (MacNealy kick)
a five-yard run by Daryl Posey.
MC
Posey 5 run (MacNealy kick)
Pietruszewski scored his second touchUND Pietruszewski 1 run (Shorma run)
MC
Everett 41 run (MacNealy kick)
down of the game with 2:48 to play and
Attendance: 5,070
UND’s Tom Shorma ran in the two-point conversion attempt to make the score 28-15, but
Team Statistics
UND
MC
an on-side kick attempt by the Sioux failed.
First Downs
11
20
Mississippi College’s Major Everett
Rushes-Yards
31-90
76-366
then scored on a 41-yard run up the middle
Passing Yards
179
15
Plays-Total Off.
65-269
82-381
with 1:09 to play for the final score of the
Passing (C-A-I)
13-34-3
1-6-2
game.
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
3-0
NOTES: UND left end Joe Friederichs
Penalties-Yds
5-56
7-41
led all players with 17 total tackles, with four
Punts-Average
5-39
4-33
of those for lost yardage ... The game was the
first-ever postseason game for Mississippi
Rushing: UND Biolo 8-31, Hroza 11-23, Jones
College ... UND held Choctaws tailback
5-20, Muckenhirn 1-13, Pietruszewski 3-5,
Calvin Howard to just 56 yards rushing;
Jensen 2-(-1), Gibson 1-(-1).
Howard came into the game as the No. 2 rushMC Everett 12-128, Hulitt 18-95, Howard 15-56,
er in Division II with 1,401 yards ... The field
Posey 11-54, Wright 1-20, Pharis 10-8, Hughes
was soaked by four inches of rain on the two
7-3, Kincaid 1-1, Jones 1-1.
days prior to the game ... Game time was 7:30
Passing: UND Biolo 13-34-3 for 179 and 0 TD
p.m. to accommodate an afternoon game
MC Pharis 1-3-1 for 15 and 0 TD, Hughes 0-2-1
between Mississippi and Mississippi State on
for 0 and 0 TD, Posey 0-1-0 for 0 and 0 TD.
the same field.
Receiving: UND Muckenhirn 3-66, Gibson 347, Shorma 3-43, Jordan 3-16, Anderson 1-7.
MC Posey 1-15.
PITTSBURG, Kan. – Pitt State running back Ronald Moore
ran for 100 yards on 29 carries and scored three touchdowns
– two in the second half – to lead the No. 1-ranked Gorillas
to a 26-21 comeback win over 13th-ranked North Dakota in
the first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
It was the third consecutive playoff defeat for North
Dakota, which finished the 1992 season with a 6-4-1 overall record.
It was the 23rd consecutive win for Pitt State, the
defending national champion. The Gorillas raised their
record to 12-0 with the win and went on to win two more
playoff games before losing, 17-13, to Jacksonville State in
the NCAA Division II championship game in Florence,
Ala.
Moore gave the Gorillas a 6-0 lead and the extra point
by Jeff Wood made it 7-0 with 9:46 to play in the first quarter after an eight-play, 48-yard drive.
UND cut the score to 7-6 with 2:06 to play in the first quarter when running back
Shannon Burnell scored on a two-yard run to
cap a 14-play, 60-yard drive. UND kicker
Darcy Dahlem’s extra-point attempt was
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blocked.
Pitt State scored on its next possession
Score
1 2
3
4 T
on a 13-yard touchdown scramble by quarterUND
6 8
0
7 21
back Brian Hutchins. The extra-point snap
PSU
13 0
6
7 26
was fumbled, and Wood did not get a kick off,
Scoring Summary
making the score 13-6 with 24 seconds left in
PSU
Moore 1 run (Wood kick)
the first.
UND
Burnell 2 run (kick failed)
UND took the lead on Burnell’s second
PSU
Hutchins 13 run (run failed)
touchdown of the day, a two-yard run with
UND
Burnell 2 run
6:32 to play in the second quarter. Sioux quar(Wahl pass to Schumacher)
terback threw to tight end John Schumacher
PSU
Moore 1 run (pass failed)
PSU
Moore 3 run (Wood kick)
for the two-point conversion, making the
UND
Wahl 40 pass to Gelinski
score 14-13 in favor of UND.
(Dahlem kick)
That was the score at halftime, but Pitt
Attendance: 4,000 est.
State scored on its first drive of the third quarter after UND turned the ball over by fumbling
Team Statistics
UND
PSU
the second half’s opening kickoff.
First Downs
20
15
Rushes-Yards
53-115
53-215
After recovering on the UND 33-yard
Passing Yards
218
77
line, Pitt State scored on its eighth play, a onePlays-Total Off.
80-333
61-292
yard run by Moore with 11:09 to play in the
Passing (C-A-I)
16-27-1
4-8-0
third. A two-point conversion pass was
Fumbles-Lost
4-2
5-2
incomplete, making the score 19-14.
Penalties-Yds
2-15
7-45
The Gorillas extended their lead early
Punts-Average
3-27
6-26
in the fourth quarter. Late in the third quarter,
Individual
Statistics
Pitt State’s Joel Thornton intercepted a Wahl
Rushing: UND Burnell 37-127, Almlie 4-5,
pass at the Gorillas’ 31-yard line and returned
Wahl 12-(-17).
it nine yards to the Pitt State 40.
PSU Moore 29-100, Tobin 9-77, Hutchins 9-25,
After seven plays ended the third quarHafner 5-3, Jordan 1-2.
ter, Moore finished the drive on the first play
Passing: UND Wahl 16-27-1 for 218 and 1 TD.
of the fourth quarter on a three-yard touchPSU Hutchins 3-7-0 for 53 and 0 TD, Hafner 1down run. Wood’s kick made it 26-14.
1-0 for 24 and 0 TD.
UND cut the lead to 26-21 with 3:34 to
play in the game on a 40-yard touchdown pass
Receiving: UND Gelinske 9-129, Schumacher
from Wahl to Tim Gelinske and extra point by
3-37, Leingang 2-28, Almlie 1-13, Schramm 1Dahlem.
11.
PSU Sparkman 2-63, Klinge 1-7, Moore 1-7.
The Sioux had one final possession,
getting the ball on their own 31-yard line with
2:01 to play. Three straight Wahl completions
moved the ball to the Pitt State 48-yard line,
but the Sioux turned it over on possessions,
and the Gorillas ran out the clock.
NOTES: Moore went on to win the Harlon Hill award in 1992 and later played in the
NFL ... The game time temperature was 43 degrees with the wind measured at 10-15 miles
per hour from the northeast.
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(9) North Dakota 17
(9) North Dakota 54
(12) Mankato State 21
Quarterfinals, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Nov. 27, 1993
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND’s Darcy Dahlem kicked a
31-yard field goal with 6:36 to play to lift the Fighting
Sioux to a 17-14 win over Pittsburg State in the first round
of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
The win sent UND (9-2) into the second round of the
playoffs against North Central Conference co-champion
Mankato State (10-2), which defeated Missouri Southern,
34-13, in the first round. Pittsburg State ended its season
with an 8-3 overall record.
The game was a rematch of the 1992 NCAA Division
II playoff game that saw Pittsburg State defeat UND, 26-21,
in Pittsburg, Kan.
Dahlem’s kick was the 11th play in a 57-yard drive.
On the winning drive, UND running back Shannon Burnell
ran three times for 21 yards, but the biggest play was a 12yard sideline pass from Sioux quarterback K.J. Coghlan to
Aaron Schramm on which UND was given an additional five yards because of a Pitt State
facemask penalty. That gave UND a first down on the Gorillas’ 23-yard line. After the drive
stalled at the PSU 13-yard line, Dahlem made
his game-winning kick.
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Pitt State took the ensuing kickoff and
moved to the UND 28-yard line, but on second-and-nine, Sioux safety Monte Schmaltz
Score
1 2 3
4
T
stopped a Gorillas’ option play for a four-yard
PSU
7 0 7
0 14
UND
0 0 14
3 17
loss, and on third-and-13, UND cornerback
Dallas Rysavy stopped an attempted reverse
Scoring Summary
for a 14-yard loss. On fourth down and 27, the
PSU Hutchins 10 pass to Sparkman
Sioux stopped Pitt State quarterback Brian
(Wood kick)
Hutchins to take over on downs with 1:17 to
UND Wagner 41 pass to Hagert
play. Five plays later UND ran out the clock to
(Dahlem kick)
PSU Hutchins 2 run (Wood kick)
end the game.
UND
Wagner
27 pass to Schramm
UND tied the score 14-14 with 1:52 to
(Dahlem kick)
play in the third quarter on a 27-yard touchUND Dahlem 31 field goal
down pass from Clay Wagner to Aaron
Attendance: 3,759
Schramm.
Pittsburg State held a 7-0 halftime lead
Team Statistics
PSU
UND
First Downs
17
21
after scoring on a 10-yard pass from Brian
Rushes-Yards
51-235
46-210
Hutchins to Paul Sparkman with 11 seconds to
Passing Yards
34
180
play in the first quarter.
Plays-Total Off.
57-269
69-390
The Sioux tied it, 7-7, with 11:05 to play
Passing (C-A-I)
3-6-1
14-23-0
in the third quarter when Wagner connected
Fumbles-Lost
0-0
3-0
with Tom Hagert on a 41-yard TD pass.
Penalties-Yds
3-14
4-45
Punts-Average
4-41
2-41
The Gorillas took a 14-7 lead with 4:29
to play in the third quarter on a two-yard run
by Hutchins.
Rushing: PSU Tobin 21-125, Fairchild 6-60,
The game took just 2:27 to play, as both
Hutchins 17-47, Gaines 6-17, Klinge 1-(-14).
teams relied heavily on their rushing prowess
UND Burnell 32-191, Almlie 2-15, Wagner 10to keep the clock moving. UND rushed 46
3, Erickson 2-1.
times for 230 yards, while Pitt State ran 51
Passing: PSU Hutchins 3-6-1 for 34 and 1 TD.
times for 259 yards.
UND Wagner 11-18-0 for 151 and 2 TD,
The Sioux attempted just 23 passes on
Coghlan 3-5-0 for 29 and 0 TD.
the afternoon, and the Gorillas threw just six
times.
Receiving: PSU Sparkman 2-15, Ropp 1-19.
Burnell had 191 rushing yards on 32
UND Hagert 5-72, Schramm 4-55, Schwab 2-28,
Burnell 2-17, Leingang 1-8.
carries for UND, while Pitt State’s Joey Tobin
had 125 rushing yards on 21 carries.
NOTES: UND snapped a three-game
postseason losing streak ... The game was
played on a sunny day with a game-time temperature of 41 degrees and a south wind gusting between 10 and 20 miles per hour ... The last
time UND played host to a playoff game was in 1975 against Livingston.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND quarterback Clay Wagner
threw for 294 yards and a school playoff-record five
touchdown passes (broken in 2001) to lead the Fighting
Sioux to a 54-21 quarterfinal playoff win over Mankato
State at Memorial Stadium.
It was a cold day in Grand Forks, with the gametime temperature just 15 degrees, but both teams’ offenses were hot. The Sioux racked up 481 total offensive
yards, while the Mavericks tallied 373 yards of their own
in total offense.
Another factor in the game was turnovers, with
Mankato State committing seven to just one by UND.
The win advanced North Dakota (10-2) to the
NCAA semifinals against Indiana (Pa.) (12-0).
The Sioux jumped out to a 21-0 lead on Mankato
State and led 41-7 after three quarters to all but clinch the
victory. Both teams scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
UND started fast, scoring on its opening drive on a 29-yard screen pass from Wagner
to running back Shannon Burnell.
The Mavericks, meanwhile, threw
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interceptions on their first two possessions,
but the Sioux did not capitalize on those
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1 2 3
4
T
turnovers.
MSU
0 7 0 14 21
With UND leading 14-0 in the secUND
7 21 13 13 54
ond quarter, the Mavericks fumbled the
ball away on their own 33-yard line, and
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this time UND took advantage of the misUND Wagner 29 pass to Burnell
cue, with Wagner throwing a 29-yard pass
(Dahlem kick)
UND Burnell 6 run (Dahlem kick)
to Tom Hagert for a touchdown.
UND
Wagner
29 pass to Hagert
It was one of three touchdown catch(Dahlem kick)
es on the day for Hagert, who on the afterMSU Pass 22 pass to Nelson
noon totaled 156 yards on eight receptions.
(Navitsky kick)
After Mankato State scored on an
impressive 15-play drive to make it 21-7,
(Dahlem kick)
UND Dahlem 29 field goal
UND took just two plays to make it 28-7
when Wagner found Hagert in the end zone
(Dahlem kick)
for a 40-yard touchdown pass.
UND Dahlem 32 field goal
A 29-yard field goal by Sioux kicker
MSU Pass 5 pass to Erickson
Darcy Dahlem made it 31-7 with 14:05 to
(Navitsky kick)
play in the third quarter, and then Wagner
MSU Erickson 3 run (Navitsky kick)
UND Wagner 4 pass to Leingang
and Hagert combined for their third touch(Dahlem kick)
down, this time a 41-yarder with 7:32 to
UND Sorenson 2 run (kick blocked)
play.
Attendance: 3,047
Dahlem’s second field goal of the
day, a 32-yarder, made it 41-7 after three.
Team Statistics
MSU
UND
Among the game’s defensive standFirst Downs
21
21
Rushes-Yards
28-135
45-178
outs were Sioux cornerbacks Brent
Passing
Yards
238
303
Johnson and Dallas Rysavy. Johnson had
Plays-Total Off.
86-373
76-481
two interceptions and eight total tackles,
Passing (C-A-I)
28-58-5
18-31-0
and Rysavy had nine total tackles and one
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
1-1
pass breakup.
Penalties-Yds
8-50
3-22
Burnell had 126 rushing yards on 24
Punts-Average
6-28
5-34
carries. It was Burnell’s third consecutive
100-yard rushing game in the playoffs.
Rushing: MSU Pass 14-90, Erickson 10-44,
Mavericks’ quarterback Jamie Pass,
Skow 3-9, Hebgen 1-(-8).
a Harlon Hill Award finalist, threw for 215
UND Burnell 24-126, Mayer 9-19, Almlie 3-16,
yards and was also Mankato State’s leading
Sorenson 4-11, Thorstenson 2-7, Langer 1-2,
rusher, with 90 yards on 14 carries.
Wagner 2-(-3).
NOTES: UND held the ball for
Passing: MSU Pass 25-52-5 for 215 and 2 TD,
34:32 to 25:28 for Mankato State.
Hebgen 3-6-0 for 23 and 0 TD.
UND Wagner 17-30-0 for 294 and 5 TD,
Coghlan 1-1-0 for 9 and 0 TD.
Receiving: MSU Erickson 8-41, Davis 7-55,
Spikner 6-61, Nelson 3-41, Kelly 2-21, Kayser
1-14, Merritt 1-5.
UND Hagert 8-156, Leingang 4-55, Burnell 231, Schwab 1-41, Borchardt 1-9, Almlie 1-7,
Schramm 1-4.
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(4) Indiana (Pa.) 21
(9) North Dakota 6
(8) Northeast Missouri 6
Semifinals, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Dec. 4, 1993
George P. Miller Stadium – Indiana, Pa.
INDIANA, Pa. – UND’s 1993 playoff run came to an end
on a muddy field in Indiana, Pa., as fourth-ranked IUP
opened up a 21-0 lead and did not allow the Sioux to get on
the scoreboard until there were just 24 seconds remaining in
the game.
Like the Sioux did a week earlier against Mankato
State, IUP dominated the time of possession, holding the
ball for 36:46 to UND’s 23:14. The Indians ran 72 offensive
plays to just 52 for the Sioux.
IUP raised its record to 13-0 and advanced to the
national championship game the following week in
Florence, Ala., where the Indians lost to North Alabama.
UND ended its season with a 10-3 record.
IUP got all the points it needed on the opening drive
of the game, when running back Michael Mann, a Harlon
Hill Award finalist, scored on a four-yard run to cap a 12play drive. Mann carried seven times for 28 yards on the drive. Indians’ kicker Michael Geary
kicked the extra point to make it 7-0 with 9:27 to play in the quarter.
UND came right back with an impressive possession of its own, but its 17-play
drive ended with no points when Sioux kickBox Score
er Darcy Dahlem missed a 22-yard field goal.
The drive took 8:03.
Score
1 2
3
4 T
UND then forced IUP to punt, but the
UND
0 0
0
6
6
IUP
7 14
0
0 21
Sioux fumbled on the return, and the Indians
capitalized on the turnover by scoring on a 10Scoring Summary
yard pass from quarterback Scott Woods to
IUP
Mann 4 run (Geary kick)
Derrick Smith, making it 14-0 with 12:20 to
IUP
Woods 10 pass to Smith
play in the half.
(Geary kick)
The Sioux managed just one first down
IUP
Woods 8 pass to McClellan
(Geary kick)
and 25 yards in their next two possessions,
UND Wagner 24 pass to Ostby
and IUP upped its lead to 21-0 on an eight(kick blocked)
yard pass from Woods to Scott McLellan with
Attendance: 3,000
54 seconds left in the half.
The only scoring in the second half
Team Statistics
UND
IUP
came on UND’s final drive of the game.
First Downs
12
20
Rushes-Yards
23-53
45-154
Trailing 21-0 with 3:15 to play, North Dakota
Passing
Yards
149
171
moved 83 yards in nine plays, with Sioux
Plays-Total Off.
52-202
72-325
quarterback Clay Wagner completing a 24Passing (C-A-I)
15-29-1
19-27-0
yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Josh
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
0-0
Ostby with 27 seconds left. Dahlem’s extra
Penalties-Yds
1-15
4-45
point attempt was blocked.
Punts-Average
5-35
4-38
UND attempted an onside kick, but IUP
recovered and kneeled down on the game’s
Rushing: UND Burnell 10-48, Mayer 1-12,
final play to run out the clock.
Almlie 2-8, Sorenson 5-3, Wagner 5-(-18).
Mann was held to just 58 yards on 17
IUP Dodson 19-83, Mann 17-58, Glass 3-6,
carries, but IUP’s Willie Dodson ran for a
Woods 5-5, Campolo 1-2.
game-high 83 yards on 19 carries. Woods
Passing: UND Wagner 15-29-1 for 149 and 1
completed 19 of 27 passes for 171 yards.
TD.
For UND, Shannon Burnell’s streak of
IUP Woods 19-27-0 for 171 and 2 TD.
rushing for 100 yards in three consecutive
playoff games came to an end, as Burnell was
Receiving: UND Leingang 4-23, Schramm 3-44,
limited to 48 yards on 10 carries.
Hagert 3-29, Mayer 2-21, Ostby 1-24, Burnell 113, Sorenson 1-(-5).
IUP McClellan 4-48, J. Smith 4-38, Turner 321, Mann 2-20, D. Smith 2-18, Glass 2-13,
Campolo 1-11, Dodson 1-2.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND quarterback Clay Wagner
threw three touchdown passes and Sioux running back Ross
Almlie ran for 174 yards to lead North Dakota to an 18-6
win over Northeast Missouri in the first round of the 1994
NCAA Division II playoffs at Memorial Stadium.
The win was the seventh in a row for the Sioux and
their 13th home win in their past 14 home games.
UND (9-2) advanced to play North Dakota State in
the Division II quarterfinals, while Northeast Missouri finished its season with an 8-3 mark.
The Sioux opened the scoring when Wagner threw a
14-yard touchdown pass to receiver Josh Ostby with 12:11
to play in the first quarter. It was the seventh consecutive
game in which Ostby caught a touchdown pass. UND kicker Juan Gomez-Tagle’s extra-point attempt was blocked.
Still leading 6-0, the Sioux got on the board again
early in the second quarter. UND cornerback Brent Johnson intercepted a pass by Bulldogs’
quarterback Mike Vaughn at Northeast Missouri’s 38-yard line and returned it 11 yards to the
27-yard line.
UND scored on its third play after the
turnover when Wagner threw a 24-yard scorBox Score
ing pass to sophomore running back Tom
Langer. It was Langer’s first career touchScore
1 2
3
4 T
down. A two-point conversion pass attempt
NE Missouri
0 0
6
0
6
UND
6 6
6
0 18
failed, and UND led 12-0 with 12:58 to play in
the half.
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The Bulldogs narrowed the score to 12UND Wagner 14 pass to Ostby
6 on a three-yard run by tailback Jarrett
(kick blocked)
Anderson on Northeast Missouri’s first drive
UND Wagner 24 pass to Langer
of the second half. Kicker Scott Rudel’s extra
(pass failed)
NEM Anderson 3 run (kick failed)
point attempt was no good.
UND Wagner 16 pass to McElroy
UND regained its 12-point lead on its
(pass failed)
next drive. A short kickoff was brought back
Attendance: 3,520
by Sioux return man James Cheatham to
UND’s 41, and UND moved downfield in just
Team Statistics
NEM
UND
six plays. Langer ran up the middle for 20
First Downs
20
18
Rushes-Yards
49-172
41-240
yards to the Northeast Missouri 36, and then
Passing
Yards
115
80
Wagner connected with junior wide receiver
Plays-Total Off.
82-287
59-320
Jeff McElroy on a 16-yard touchdown pass
Passing (C-A-I)
13-33-1
8-18-1
with 10:39 to play in the third. Once again, a
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
4-2
two-point conversion pass attempt failed, and
Penalties-Yds
3-15
1-5
the 18-6 score held up for the remainder of the
Punts-Average
3-25
3-24
game.
The Bulldogs moved into UND territoRushing: NEM Anderson 36-147, Cross 10-28,
ry three times, but could get no closer than the
2-(-1), Scott 1-(-2).
Sioux 26, and each time the UND defense
UND Almlie 27-174, Langer 3-30, Thorstenson
held.
3-20, Erickson 3-16, Wagner 5-0.
UND noseguard Mark Callahan had 14
Passing: NEM Thompson 11-29-0 for 105 and 0
total tackles (five solo), including one quarterTD, Vaughn 2-4-1 for 10 and 0 TD.
back sack, and linebacker Tim Tibesar had 11
UND Wagner 8-18-1 for 80 and 3 TD.
total tackles (four solo).
Anderson, a Harlon Hill Award finalist,
Receiving: NEM Copeland 6-63, Koltz 2-16,
had 147 yards rushing on 36 carries and
Anderson 2-15, Bray 2-10, Bramon 1-11.
Northeast Missouri tight end led all receivers
UND McElroy 3-20, Ostby 2-21, Langer 1-24,
Schwab 1-9, Leingang 1-6.
with six catches for 63 yards.
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(15) North Dakota State 7
(1) North Alabama 35
(12) North Dakota 7
Semifinals, NCAA Division II Playoffs w Dec. 3, 1994
Braly Municipal Stadium w Florence, Ala.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – North Dakota defeated rival
North Dakota State 14-7 in the quarterfinals of the NCAA
Division II playoffs on a cold, windy and overcast day
before a sellout crowd of 10,060 at Memorial Stadium.
It was the second time in the 1994 season and third
time in two years that the Sioux defeated the Bison.
The win upped UND’s record to 10-2 and advanced
the Sioux to the NCAA semifinals for the second year in a
row. It was UND’s eighth consecutive win and 14th home
victory in its last 15 games. The Bison ended their season
with a 9-3 overall record.
The Sioux defense shut out the Bison in the second
half for the second time in the 1994 season.
NDSU opened the scoring with a one-yard run by
quarterback Rob Hyland with 4:24 to play in the first quarter.
UND tied it with 8:07 to play in the second quarter when Ross Almlie scored on a fouryard run.
The Sioux got the winning score after
defensive end David Hillesheim recovered a
Bison fumble at the NDSU 17-yard line in the
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closing minutes of the second quarter and
returned it to the Bison 14-yard line.
Score
1 2
3
4 T
From there, Almlie ran up the middle
NDSU
7 0
0
0
7
for 10 yards to the four-yard line, and Shad
UND
0 14
0
0 14
Thorstenson went up the middle for three
Scoring Summary
yards to the one-yard line. After Almlie was
NDSU Hyland 1 run (Millfors kick)
stopped for no gain,the Sioux scored on a oneUND Almlie 4 run (Gomez-Tagle kick)
yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback
UND Wagner 1 pass to Leingang
Clay Wagner to senior tight end Ryan
(Gomez-Tagle kick)
Leingang with 1:38 left in the half.
Attendance: 10,060
That concluded the scoring for the rest
Team Statistics
NDSU
UND
of the game.
First Downs
12
15
In the second half, NDSU moved the
Rushes-Yards
55-172
41-137
ball into Sioux territory four times but could
Passing Yards
55
102
not score. On those four possessions, the
Plays-Total Off.
69-227
61-239
Bison were stopped on downs twice and twice
Passing (C-A-I)
4-14-2
9-20-1
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
2-2
by a UND interception.
Penalties-Yds
4-28
1-2
UND held a slight advantage in total
Punts-Average
3-37
4-31
yards (239-227) and committed just two
turnovers to NDSU’s three. The Sioux were
penalized only once for two yards, while the
Rushing: NDSU Hyland 24-86, Roller 12-40,
Bison were flagged four times for 28 yards.
Miller 12-28, Wilson 6-15, Toth 1-3.
UND Almlie 32-128, Thorstenson 2-6, Langer 2The Sioux stopped four of five Bison fourth4, Sorenson 1-2, Wagner 4-(-3).
down conversion attempts.
UND running back Ross Almlie recordPassing: NDSU Hyland 4-14-2 for 55 and 0 TD.
ed his fourth 100-plus yard rushing performUND Wagner 9-20-1 for 102 and 1 TD.
ance in his past five games, finishing with 128
yards on 32 carries.
Receiving: NDSU Holm 2-31, Swanson 1-19,
Artz 1-5.
Hyland led the Bison with 86 rushing
UND Leingang 3-43, McElroy 3-31, Langer 1yards on 24 carries, and the sophomore QB
12, Garry 1-11, Schwab 1-5.
threw for 55 yards, but completed just four of
14 passes.
NOTES: The temperature at game time
was 27 degrees, but only 7 degrees when factoring in a SE wind that was blowing from 15-20 miles per hour.
FLORENCE, Ala. – The Fighting Sioux ran into eventual national champion North Alabama in the NCAA semifinals and dropped a 35-7 decision to the Lions on the
road in Florence, Ala.
North Alabama jumped out to a 28-0 halftime lead
and a 35-0 third quarter margin before the Sioux got on
the board.
UND ended its season with a 10-3 record, while
North Alabama raised its mark to 12-1.
The Lions set the stage early, with Michael
Edwards returning the opening kickoff 88 yards for a
touchdown after a taking a reverse handoff from
Kenyatta Jones. Jamie Stoddard’s extra-point kick made
it 7-0.
UND’s opening drive ended when a pass attempt
by Sioux quarterback Clay Wagner was intercepted by
Lions’ linebacker Ron McKinnon. Eight plays later Stoddard kicked a 37-yard field goal
to make it 10-0 with 11:44 to play in the first quarter.
The teams exchanged punts on each
of their next possessions, but then Wagner’s
second interception of the game led to a 21Box Score
yard field goal by Stoddard, making the
score 13-0 with 13:31 to play in the second
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1 2
3
4 T
quarter.
UND
0 0
0
7
7
North Alabama put the game out of
North Alabama
10 18
7
0 35
reach with two touchdowns in the last 8:51
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of the second quarter.
UNA Edwards 88 kickoff return
The Lions had 231 yards of total
(Stoddard kick)
offense in the first half, while UND was
UNA Stoddard 37 field goal
held to 72 yards.
UNA Stoddard 21 field goal
The Sioux played North Alabama to a
UNA Jones 6 run (Edwards run)
UNA Brooks 1 run (Stoddard kick)
standoff in the second half, with each team
UNA Manley 31 pass to Edwards
managing one touchdown.
(Stoddard kick)
UND’s score came on a 17-yard pass
UND Klancher 17 pass to Erickson
from Kevin Klancher to Jeff Erickson with
(Gomez-Tagle kick)
1:39 to play in the game.
Attendance: 5,694
Edwards had 202 all-purpose yards
Team Statistics
UND
UNA
for North Alabama, including 119 yards on
First Downs
8
22
five receptions, his 88-yard kick return and
Rushes-Yards
20-53
59-249
a five-yard rushing loss.
Passing Yards
194
129
For UND, Klancher came on in relief
Plays-Total Off.
50-182
79-443
of Wagner and completed seven of 12 passPassing (C-A-I)
12-30-2
12-20-0
es for 89 yards and one touchdown.
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
2-0
Penalties-Yds
5-38
9-76
UND senior inside linebacker Mike
Punts-Average
7-40
4-34
Mooney had a game-high 12 total tackles
(nine solo), with two of those behind the
line of scrimmage.
Rushing: UND Almlie 14-43, Klancher 13-8,
Sioux sophomore free safety James
Wagner 2-2, Erickson 1-0.
Cheatham added nine total tackles (five
UNA Jones 15-54, Lamar 5-53, Manley 6-43,
Brooks 11-33, Storey 9-31, Gross 3-13, Groom
solo), and sophomore noseguard Mark
3-13, Campbell 2-9, Malone 1-3, Holloway 1-3,
Callahan had eight total tackles (all solo).
Edwards 1-(-5).
NOTES: The game was played in
rainy conditions with a game time temperaPassing: UND Wagner 5-18-2 for 40 and 0 TD,
ture of 53 degrees ... The win was North
Klancher 7-12-0 for 89 and 1 TD.
Alabama’s 26th straight against an NCAA
UNA Gross 7-14-0 for 126 and 0 TD, Manley 56-0 for 68 and 1 TD.
Division II opponent.
Receiving: UND Leingang 4-35, Garry 2-13,
Almlie 2-10, Leifur 1-44, Erickson 1-17, Schwab
1-8, McElroy 1-2.
UNA Edwards 5-119, Malone 3-27, Groom 2-36,
Hayes 1-7, Jones 1-5.
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(13) North Dakota State 41
(7) North Dakota 10
(6) Northern Colorado 52
(7) North Dakota 24
Nottingham Field – Greeley, Colo.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND opened up a 10-0 lead after the first quarter, but North Dakota
State scored 41 unanwered points and went on to defeat the Sioux 41-10 in the first round of
the playoffs.
UND finished its season with a 9-2 record, while NDSU raised its mark to 10-2 and
went on to lose to Pitt State in the playoff quarterfinals.
For the Bison, the win avenged a 21-7 loss to the Sioux two weeks earlier at Memorial
Stadium.
NDSU’s offense rolled up 297 rushing yards on 55 carries and added 116 yards through
the air for 413 total yards, more than double UND’s 200 net offensive yards.
A pair of freshmen – quarterback Kevin Feeney and running back Reggie Scott – did
most of the damage for the Bison. Feeney had 27 carries for 135 yards and completed 10 of
11 passes for 116 yards. Scott had 155 rushing yards on 27 carries and also caught four passes for 21 yards.
UND scored first after a 14-play, 62-yard drive with a 20-yard field goal by Juan
Gomez-Tagle with 5:52 to play in the first quarter. UND freshman running back Phillip
Moore carried nine times for 54 yards on the drive.
The Sioux then forced the Bison to punt after just three plays, and on first-and-10 from
the UND 38, Sioux quarterback Kevin Klancher hit wide receiver Josh Ostby on a 53-yard
pass and an NDSU personal foul put the ball
on the four-yard line.
Moore scored on the
next play on a four-yard run up the middle,
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and Gomez-Tagle kicked the extra point to
make it 10-0 with 3:17 remaining in the first
Score
1 2
3
4 T
quarter.
NDSU
0 14 14 13 41
UND
10 0
0
0 10
UND managed just 84 yards after that,
however, while NDSU got four touchdown
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runs from Feeney and two from Scott.
UND Gomez-Tagle 20 field goal
The leading tackler in the game for
UND Moore 4 run (Gomez-Tagle kick) NDSU
North Dakota was left end David Hillesheim,
Feeney 2 run (Marma kick)
who had 11 tackles (all solo). Sioux linebackNDSU Scott 22 run (Marma kick)
NDSU Feeney 3 run (Marma kick)
ers Tim Tibesar and Jason Mitchell each had
NDSU Scott 25 run (Marma kick)
nine tackles.
NDSU Feeney 1 run (kick failed)
NOTES: This was UND’s fourth
NDSU Feeney 5 run (Marma kick)
straight season to appear in the NCAA playAttendance: 5,595
offs. The game was played under sunny skies
and a 35-degree temperature with a SE win
Team Statistics
NDSU
UND
First Downs
23
8
blowing from 10-20 miles per hour.
GREELEY, Colo. – North Dakota’s fifth NCAA playoff
appearance of the decade started with a first-half shootout
and ended in a defensive struggle.
In the end, UND did not have enough weapons as
Northern Colorado came away with the first-round victory
in a game that saw each team rack up more than 500 yards
of total offense (UND 507, UNC 520).
North Dakota’s season came to an end with the Sioux
posting an 8-3 overall record. Northern Colorado, bidding
for its third consecutive national title, upped its record to 111, but were defeated the next week in the quarterfinals by
eventual national champion Northwest Missouri State.
Most of the scoring took place in the first quarter,
with Northern Colorado leading 28-14 after one. The Bears
got two touchdowns in the game’s first 5:25, but UND cut
the score to 14-7 when Sioux quarterback
Sean Greenwaldt hit wide receiver Mike
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Juhasz on a 40-yard touchdown pass with 7:44
to play in the first quarter.
Northern Colorado scored on its third
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1 2
3
4 T
consecutive drive, though, when quarterback
UND
14 10
0
0 24
UNC
28 14
3
7 52
Corte McGuffey ran it in from 14 yards with
5:31 to play in the first.
Scoring
Summary
UND was forced to punt on its next posUNC McGuffey 23 pass to Zuniga
session and Bears return man Keith Grable
(Schauer kick)
returned the punt 60 yards to the Sioux sevenUNC Brown 34 run (Schauer kick)
yard line. McGuffey hit Dillan Micus for a
UND Greenwaldt 40 pass to Juhasz
(Peterka kick)
touchdown pass on the next play and the extra
UNC McGuffey 14 run (Schauer kick)
point made it 28-7 with 2:47 left in the first
UNC McGuffey 7 pass to Micus
quarter.
(Schauer kick)
The Sioux then came back with an
UND Greenwaldt 31 pass to Moore
impressive drive that ended with a 31-yard
(Peterka kick)
touchdown pass from Greenwaldt to Phillip
UNC McGuffey 20 pass to Micus
(Schauer kick)
Moore. The extra point made the score 28-14,
UND Greenwaldt 19 pass to Juhasz
and that’s how the quarter ended.
(Peterka kick)
UNC continued its offensive onslaught
UND Peterka 24 field goal
in the second quarter, outscoring the Sioux 14UNC McGuffey 3 pass to Zuniga
10 to take a 42-24 halftime lead.
(Schauer kick)
In all, Northern Colorado scored touchUNC Schauer 22 field goal
UNC
McGuffey
3 pass to Micus
downs on its first five possessions and on six
(Schauer kick)
out of seven possessions in the first half.
Attendance: 7,312
The Bears added a field goal and touchdown in the second half to conclude the scorTeam Statistics
UND
UNC
ing.
First Downs
24
28
Greenwaldt threw for 229 yards and
Rushes-Yards
43-219
34-243
Passing Yards
288
277
three touchdowns, two to Juhasz, who caught
Plays-Total Off.
90-507
74-520
four passes for 119 yards.
Passing (C-A-I)
18-47-2
22-40-1
UND running back Phillip Moore
Fumbles-Lost
4-1
0-0
rushed 25 times for 155 yards in his final
Penalties-Yds
5-57
4-47
game, the 25th time in his career he topped the
Punts-Average
3-42
5-45
century mark.
NOTES: UND posted a 22-3 record
Rushing: UND Moore 25-155, Kleinsasser 4when Moore ran for 100 or more yards in a
34, Zaun 4-15, Stein 2-7, Faul 1-7, Greenwaldt
game.
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
55-297
116
66-413
10-11-0
0-0
3-15
2-32
25-85
115
44-200
9-19-0
0-0
2-10
5-27
Rushing: UND Moore 16-75, DelDotto 3-5,
Klancher 5-1, McElvoy 1-4.
NDSU Feeney 27-135, Scott 23-155, Roller 5-7.
Passing: UND Klancher 9-19-0 for 115 and 0
TD.
NDSU Feeney 10-11-0 for 116 and 0 TD.
Receiving: UND Ostby 3-72, McElroy 3-15,
Kleinsasser 1-16, Moore 1-8, Langer 1-4.
NDSU Scott 4-21, Swanson 2-35, Gidley 2-13,
Artz 1-27, Heismeyer 1-20.
7-1.
UNC Wyeth 7-57, McGuffey 11-57, Brown 755, Chicarelli 6-44, Micus 1-26, Pepper 2-4.
Passing: UND Greenwaldt 14-34-2 for 229 and
3 TD, Stein 4-13-0 for 59 and 0 TD.
UNC McGuffey 22-39-1 for 277 and 5 TD,
Brinkerhoff 0-1-0 for 0 and 0 TD.
Receiving: UND Schleusner 5-60, Juhasz 4-119,
Moore 2-33, Kleinsasser 2-32, Zaun 2-16,
Perkerewicz 1-16, Thielges 1-11, Sedlacek 1-1.
UNC Micus 7-76, Zuniga 3-54, Moody 3-36,
Richards 3-23, Lonergan 2-17, Wyeth 1-23,
Grable 1-19, Chicarelli 1-18, Casco 1-11.
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(4) Northwest Missouri State 20
(9) North Dakota 13 (overtime)
(4) North Dakota 42
(13) Winona State 28
Rickenbrode Stadium – Maryville, Mo.
MARYVILLE, Mo. – North Dakota’s sixth NCAA playoff
appearance of the 90s decade looked promising as the
Fighting Sioux took a 13-0 halftime lead to the locker room.
Northwest Missouri State mounted a comeback,
however, scoring 13 points in the second half and sending
the game to overtime tied at 13.
UND’s season ended when David Jansen scored on a
1-yard plunge and the Sioux were unable to answer.
North Dakota’s season ended with a 9-2 overall
record, while Northwest Missouri raised its record to 11-1
and went on to win the national title.
UND got the scoring started when cornerback Brant
Grimes returned a blocked field goal 66 yards for a touchdown with 3:56 to play in the first quarter. Cameron Peterka
kicked the extra point to make it 7-0 and then added two
second quarter field goals to give the Sioux a 13-0 halftime
lead.
The Bearcats narrowed the margin to 13-7 on a big special teams play of their own
when Tony Miles scored on a 64-yard punt
return with 12:34 to play in the third quarter.
UND was still leading 13-7 late in the
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third quarter, but Northwest Missouri put
together a nine-play, 51-yard drive that ended
Score
1
2
3
4 OT T
with a 46-yard field goal by David Purnell.
UND
7
6
0
0
0 13
That made it 13-10 with 2:14 to play in the
NWMSU
0
0 10
3
7 20
third quarter.
Scoring Summary
The Bearcats tied it with 10:19 to play
UND Grimes 66 missed FG return
in the game on another field goal by Purnell,
(Peterka kick)
this time from 36 yards out.
Neither team managed any solid scoring
chances the remainder of regulation time, and
NWM Miles 64 punt return (Purnell kick)
that sent the game to overtime, marking the
NWM Purnell 46 field goal
NWM Purnell 36 field goal
first time UND was involved in a playoff
NWM Jansen 1 run (Purnell kick)
game that went to overtime.
Attendance: 7,750
The Bearcats got the ball first, starting
at the UND 25-yard line per NCAA rules.
Team Statistics
UND NWMSU
Faced with a third down and 11 to go, the
First Downs
14
19
Bearcats called a timeout. After conferring on
Rushes-Yards
47-185
37-130
Passing Yards
109
221
the sidelines, quarterback Travis Miles hit
Plays-Total Off.
71-294
80-351
Tony Miles on a 10-yard pass and on fourth
Passing (C-A-I)
9-24-2
20-43-3
and one, Tucker Woolsey ran for two yards
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
3-2
and a first down on the UND 14-yard line.
Penalties-Yds
4-42
6-43
Jansen then rushed for 11 yards to the
Punts-Average
9-29
5-33
three-yard line and on third and goal from the
one, Jansen ran it in, and Purnell’s extra point
Rushing: UND Perkerewicz 30-141, Stein 4-18,
made it 20-13.
Zaun 6-16, Faul 7-10.
UND got the ball next, but on a fourth
NWMSU Jansen 24-115, Tony Miles 2-24,
and eight play from the Northwest Missouri
Woolsey 2-5, Team 1- (-4), Travis Miles 8- (State 23-yard line, Sioux quarterback Tony
10).
Stein’s pass to Mike Juhasz was incomplete,
Passing: UND Stein 9-24-2 for 109 and 0 TD.
NWMSU Travis Miles 20-42-3 for 221 and 0
ending UND’s season.
TD, LeBlanc 0-1-0 for 0 and 0 TD.
NOTES:
UND sophomore Jed
Perkerewicz ran for 141 yards on 30 carries,
Receiving: UND Juhasz 4-50, Schleusner 3-33,
and Jansen ran for 115 yards on 24 carries for
Headley 2-26.
Northwest Missouri State.
NWMSU Tony Miles 11-147, Holmes 3-28,
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND quarterback Kelby
Klosterman tied an NCAA Division II playoff record by
throwing six touchdown passes–four to Sioux wide
receiver Jesse Smith–to lead North Dakota to a 42-28 win
over Winona State in the first round of the NCAA
Division II Football Championship playoffs.
The Sioux (11-1) advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals and will play host to Pittsburg (Kan.) State (11-1).
Winona State finished its season with a 10-2 record.
Klosterman’s six TD passes tied the NCAA
Division II single-game playoff record set by Portland
State’s Darren Del’Andrae in a three-overtime game in
1989 and equaled by UC Davis’s J.T. O’Sullivan in 2000.
Smith, who caught six passes for 133 yards, tied an
NCAA Division II single-game playoff record with his
four touchdown receptions. That mark has been achieved
three times previously. It was first reached by Lehigh’s Steve Kreider in 1977, and later
accomplished by West Chester’s Scott Asman in a three-overtime game in 1989 and West
Chester’s Brian Penacale in 1994.
UND took the opening kickoff and
drove for a touchdown with a 12-play, 77Box Score
yard drive. The drive was capped by a 10yard Klosterman touchdown pass to tight
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1 2
3
4 T
end John Kyvig. Klosterman then threw a
WSU
0 14
7
7 28
2-yard TD pass to Kyvig that made it 14-0
UND
14 7 14
7 42
with 3:22 to play in the quarter.
Scoring Summary
Winona State scored its first touchUND Klosterman 10 pass to Kyvig
down on a one-yard run by quarterback
(Peterka kick)
Bruce Carpenter, but a 19-yard touchdown
UND Klosterman 2 pass to Kyvig
pass from Klosterman to Smith upped UND’s
(Peterka kick)
lead to 21-7 with 3:26 to play in the half.
WSU Carpenter 1 run (Opgenorth kick)
UND Klosterman 19 pass to Smith
Winona State responded with a nine(Peterka kick)
play, 74-yard drive capped by a five-yard
WSU Carpenter 5 pass to Lilla
touchdown pass from Carpenter to Adam
(Opgenorth kick)
Lilla with 21 seconds to play in the half,
making it 21-14 at halftime.
(Peterka kick)
UND extended its lead to 28-14 with
WSU Carpenter 64 pass to Lilla
(Opgenorth kick)
5:35 to play in the third when Klosterman
threw a 16-yard touchdown to Smith, but
(Peterka kick)
the Warriors narrowed the score to 28-21
when Carpenter hit Lilla on a 64-yard
(Peterka kick)
touchdown pass with 4:17 left in the third.
WSU Wrobel 2 pass to Lilla
Less than two minutes later, Klosterman
(Opgenorth kick)
Attendance: 6,700
threw a 39-yard touchdown pass to Smith
with 2:49 to play in the quarter, making it
Team Statistics
WSU
UND
35-21, and the duo connected one more
First Downs
18
27
time to conclude UND’s scoring. Winona
Rushes-Yards
35-140
40-167
State closed the scoring on a 2-yard touchPassing Yards
199
341
down pass from Carpenter to Lilla with 26
Plays-Total Off.
64-339
72-508
Passing
(C-A-I)
15-29-0
27-32-1
seconds to play.
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
1-1
NOTES – UND gained a season-high
Penalties-Yds
5-54
11-82
508 yards of total offense in the game ...
Punts-Average
5-46
2-43
Winona State linebacker Jake Tietje led all
players with 13 tackles (12 solo). UND’s
Eric Schmidt had seven solo tackles and
Rushing: WSU Jepsen 8-43, Wrobel 3-32,
Curtin 7-25, Williams 3-17, Walch 7-14,
five pass breakups ... UND’s 42 points was
Carpenter 7-9.
the highest total ever recorded by the Sioux
UND Perkerewicz 26-143, Klosterman 6-49,
in 16 playoff games ... Perkerewicz’s 100Larson 4-12, Graf 1-(-2), Schwenzfeier 1-(-5).
yard game was the 12th of his career (second in the playoffs) ... Klosterman’s 27
Passing: WSU Carpenter 13-25-0 for 177 and 2
completions was a career high ...
TD, Wrobel 2-4-0 for 22 and 1 TD.
UND Klosterman 27-32-1 for 341 and 6 TD.
Klosterman’s six touchdown passes is a
UND playoff record and matched the Sioux
Receiving: WSU Lilla 7-119, Samp 5-74, Curtin
regular season single-game mark that was
1-3, Hynes 1-3, Hartung 1-0.
set by Corey Colehour in 1966 ... Kyvig’s
UND Schleusner 7-62, Smith 6-133, Graf 5-35,
two-touchdown game was the first of his
Ahlers 3-62, Kyvig 3-15, Perkerewicz 2-12,
career.
Mustard 1-22.
Jansen 3-25, George 1-9, Comer 1-7, Maus 1-5.
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(4) North Dakota 38
(4) North Dakota 14
(12) UC Davis 2
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – The UND defense held Pittsburg
(Kan.) State to –19 rushing yards and 134 yards of total
offense and defeated the Gorillas, 38-0, to advance to the
NCAA semifinals against UC Davis.
It will be the third NCAA semifinal appearance for
North Dakota (12-1), which also made it to the semifinals
in 1993 and 1994.
Pittsburg State finished its season 11-2 overall after
being shut out for the first time in 217 games dating back to
Nov. 6, 1982, when the Gorillas lost, 13-0, at NebraskaKearney. It was Pitt State’s worst loss since Sept. 14, 1984,
when the Gorillas lost, 62-14, at Missouri-Rolla.
It was UND’s first shutout of the season and firstever postseason shutout in 17 postseason games, and it was
the largest-ever margin of victory for the Sioux in the postseason, surpassing UND’s 33-point win over MSU,
Mankato in 1993.
UND got its first score with 21 seconds to play in the first quarter when Kelby
Klosterman connected with wide receiver Dan
Graf on a 16-yard fade pass in the end zone to
cap off a seven-play, 85-yard drive.
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The Sioux extended their lead to 13-0
with 6:44 to play in the half on a 47-yard
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1 2
3
4 T
touchdown pass from Klosterman to wide
PSU
0 0
0
0
0
UND
7 16
5 10 38
receiver Jesse Smith on a deep post route.
UND’s next touchdown came on one of
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the most memorable plays of the season.
UND Klosterman 16 pass to Graf
Facing a 1st-and-15 from the UND 38-yard
(Peterka kick)
line, Klosterman found tight end Chad
Mustard open on a sideline pass designed to
(Peterka kick failed)
UND Klosterman 62 pass to Mustard
gain about 15 yards. Mustard, however, broke
(Peterka
kick)
several tackles while managing to stay in
bounds, and he took it all the way to the end
UND Team safety
zone for a 62-yard touchdown play with 1:56
to play in the half.
UND Schwenzfeier 4 run
Moments later, UND had a 4th-and-5 at
(Peterka kick)
Attendance: 8,222
Pitt State’s 42-yard line. North Dakota Head
Coach Dale Lennon sent kicker Cameron
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PSU
UND
Peterka in for a field goal attempt, and with 28
First Downs
10
18
seconds to play in the half Peterka made a 59Rushes-Yards
32-(-19)
38-141
yard field goal that is an NCAA playoff record
Passing Yards
153
265
for any division (I-AA, II or III). It was
Plays-Total Off.
60-134
67-406
Passing (C-A-I)
12-28-2
15-29-0
Peterka’s 11th career field goal of 50 or more
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
2-1
yards and seventh in 2001.
Penalties-Yds
3-30
7-55
The previous long field goal in an
Punts-Average
8-30
4-44
NCAA Division II playoff game was 50 yards
by Troy State’s Ted Clem against North
Dakota State on Dec. 8, 1984. The previous
Rushing: PSU Gates 2-18, Owen 6-8, Hankins
3-5, Philpot 19-(-16).
long field goal in any playoff game was 56
UND Perkerewicz 20-84, Larson 5-21,
yards by Nevada’s Tony Zendejas against
Schwenzfeier 4-18, Klosterman 6-16, Wilson 1Idaho State on Nov. 26, 1983. The field goal
5.
tied Peterka’s career long, as he also kicked a
59-yarder at St. Cloud State on Nov. 4, 2000.
Passing: PSU Philpot 11-27-2 for 151, Nowack
In the third quarter, UND extended its
1-1-0 for 2.
UND Klosterman 14-27-0 for 252 and 3 TD,
lead to 26-0 on a 25-yard field goal by Peterka
Wilson 1-2-0 for 13.
with 8:55 to play. Later in the third quarter, a
snap on a punt attempt went over Lutz’s head
Receiving: PSU McNally 4-35, McCoy 3-52,
into the end zone, and Lutz recovered but ran
Middleton 2-26, Bell 1-30, Owen 1-8, Gates 1-2.
out of the end zone for a safety that made it
UND Smith 4-98, Schleusner 3-39, Mustard 228-0 with 58 seconds remaining in the third
68, Stattelman 2-23, Graf 2-17, Ahlers 1-11,
Larson 1-9.
quarter.
Peterka kicked a 33-yard field goal with
14:49 to play in the fourth quarter and UND
running back Aaron Schwenzfeier closed out
the scoring with a four-yard run with 8:13 to play.
Defensively, UND was led by inside linebacker Travis O’Neel,who had a game-high
10 tackles (seven solo), including four for losses of 17 yards.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – UND quarterback Kelby
Klosterman threw two touchdown passes to Dan Graf, and
Sioux running back Jed Perkerewicz rushed for 101 yards
on 20 carries to lead North Dakota to a 14-2 win over UC
Davis in the NCAA semifinals.
Perkerewicz’s 100-yard game was his second of this
year’s playoffs, and third 100-yard rushing game in four
career playoff games.
The win earned UND (13-1) a berth in the NCAA
Division II national championship against Grand Valley
(Mich.) State (13-0). Grand Valley State advanced to the
title game by beating Catawba 34-16. UC Davis finished its
season with a 10-3 record.
The keys for UND in beating UC Davis were a ballcontrol offense, a defense that came up with big plays at
crucial times and a vocal hometown crowd of 11,696. UC
Davis was penalized 12 times for 84 yards, including seven illegal procedure penalties.
The only score of the first half came when Klosterman found Graf open on a 25-yard
touchdown pass with 3:39 to play in the second quarter. The Klosterman-Graf duo connected again on a 12-yard scoring pass with
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10:26 to play in the third quarter to make it
14-0, UND.
Score
1 2
3
4 T
UC Davis got its only points on a safeUCD
0 0
0
2
2
ty with 30 seconds to play in the game. The
UND
0 7
7
0 14
Sioux were facing 4th-and-12 from their own
Scoring Summary
3-yard line, and UND head coach Dale
Lennon decided to have Klosterman down the
(Peterka kick)
ball in the end zone, conceding two points to
the Aggies. After the free kick, UC Davis
(Peterka kick)
drove to the Sioux 30-yard line, but UND
UCD Team safety
Attendance: 11,696
defensive end Eric Halverson sacked UC
Davis quarterback J.T. O’Sullivan to end the
Team Statistics
UCD
UND
game.
First Downs
21
19
Although the Aggies had more total
Rushes-Yards
26-49
39-167
offense (376 yards) than the Sioux (308
Passing Yards
327
141
yards)—UC Davis was the first team to outPlays-Total Off.
71-376
61-308
Passing (C-A-I)
26-45-2
13-22-1
gain UND in total offense in a game this seaFumbles-Lost
1-0
1-0
son—North Dakota controlled the clock for
Penalties-Yds
12-84
5-29
31:59, while UC Davis was on offense for
Punts-Average
2-37
3-28
28:01.
UC Davis showed why it had the
nation’s fourth-ranked offense in the regular
Rushing: UCD Holleman 17-40, Massari 3-9,
O’Sullivan 6-0.
season. The Aggies gained 376 total yards
UND Perkerewicz 20-101, Larson 9-46,
(327 passing, 49 rushing) against the Sioux
Klosterman 9-22.
defense, which finished the regular season
ranked third nationally in total defense. It was
Passing: UCD O’Sullivan 26-45-2 for 327.
the most yardage gained all season against
UND Klosterman 13-22-1 for 141 and 2 TD.
UND, surpassing the previous opponent high
Receiving: UCD Oliva 8-82, Adriatico 7-82,
of 339 by Winona State on Nov. 17 in the first
Eaglin 4-70, Holleman 3-45, Bandel 3-31,
round of the playoffs.
Massari 1-17.
UC Davis advanced past midfield seven
UND Graf 4-48, Smith 4-32, Schleusner 3-14,
times in 11 offensive possessions, and got to
Perkerewicz 1-30, Larson 1-17.
UND’s 10-yard line or closer on four possessions. On each occasion, however, the Sioux
defense came up with a big play.
In the first half, on a 3rd-and-goal from the UND 7, O’Sullivan’s pass was intercepted
by UND cornerback Dustin Thornburg in the end zone. It was one of two interceptions by
Thornburg, who also broke up two other passes. At the end of the half, UC Davis advanced
to the UND 10-yard line, but missed a field goal attempt from there.
UC Davis’s best scoring chance of the second half came on its opening drive of the
fourth quarter. The Aggies advanced to the Sioux 3-yard line, but were stopped four times
from there, allowing UND to take over on downs with 10:35 to play in the game. Late in the
game, UC Davis reached the Sioux 5-yard line but O’Sullivan’s pass on 4th-and-2 from there
fell incomplete with 1:54 remaining.
Defensively, UND cornerback Craig Riendeau had a game-high 10 tackles (nine solo),
while linebacker Eric Schmidt had eight tackles (seven solo).
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(4) North Dakota 17
Dec. 8, 2001
Braly Municipal Stadium w Florence, Ala.
Jed Perkerewicz heads around left end on his game-winning
touchdown run in the NCAA championship game.
FLORENCE, Ala. – UND running back Jed Perkerewicz’s one-yard touchdown run
with 29 seconds remaining lifted North Dakota a 17-14 win over Grand Valley
(Mich.) State in the NCAA Division II title game, giving UND its first-ever national
championship in 105 years of football.
Perkerewicz’s winning touchdown run capped a nine-play, 80-yard drive during which UND converted two fourth downs. The biggest of those was a 58-yard pass
from Kelby Klosterman to Luke Schleusner on 4th-and-4 from the UND 41-yard line.
On the
play Schleusner
ran what UND
coaches call a
“stick
route,”
running six yards
downfield before
cutting to the
middle of the
field. The play
was designed to
simply
get
enough yards for
the first down,
but Schleusner
broke a tackle,
got a key downfield block from
Jesse Smith and
cut to the far sideline before being
Strong safety Mike O’Neil (left) intercepted two brought down by
the
Lakers’
passes against Grand Valley State.
Dustin Cole at the
one-yard line.
Perkerewicz scored on the next play to give UND the lead.
The Sioux’s game-winning drive began from UND’s 20-yard line after Grand
Valley State had taken a 14-10 lead with 2:46 to play on a 12-yard touchdown run by
quarterback Ryan Brady.
Klosterman’s first two passes were incomplete, and
then he scrambled for eight yards, making it 4th-and-2 at the
UND 28-yard line. Klosterman converted the fourth down
with a quarterback sweep around left end for seven yards.
Next was a six-yard pass to Perkerewicz to make it 2nd-and-4
at UND’s 41.
Klosterman threw an incompletion on second down,
and on third down was nearly sacked but got back to the line
of scrimmage, setting up the fourth-down pass to Schleusner.
Grand Valley State led 7-3 after one quarter and the second and third quarters were scoreless. UND held off the
Lakers on one third quarter drive when Sioux cornerback
Craig Riendeau blocked a 20-yard Kevin Sonntag field goal
attempt with 8:50 to play in the third quarter.
UND grabbed a 10-7 lead early in the fourth quarter
when Klosterman scored on a nine-yard bootleg run around
the left side after a fake handoff and fake reverse.
Grand Valley regained the lead, 14-10, on Brady’s run
with 2:46 to play.
The game was played in 63-degree temperatures, light
rain and southwest wind blowing at 9 miles per hour.
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UND won the coin toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff. The
Sioux capitalized on their game-opening drive with a 36-yard field goal by Cameron
Peterka. The field goal capped a 10-play, 56-yard drive highlighted by a 27-yard pass
from Klosterman to Graf on UND’s second play from scrimmage.
The Sioux forced Grand Valley State to punt on its first possession, and had a
chance to extend its lead, but Peterka was wide left on a 47-yard field goal attempt.
The Lakers followed that with a
10-play, 70-yard drive that concluded
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with a two-yard touchdown run by
Grand Valley State quarterback Ryan
Score
1 2
3 4
T
Brady. It was only the fourth rushing
GVS
7 0
0 7 14
touchdown allowed by UND all seaUND
3
0
0
14
17
son.
The Sioux were forced to punt
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on their next possession, but got the
ball back when UND strong safety
GVS Brady 2 run (Sonntag kick)
UND Klosterman 9 run (Peterka kick)
Mike O’Neil intercepted a Todd
GVS Brady 12 run (Sonntag kick)
Wojciechowski pass and returned it to
UND Perkerewicz 1 run (Peterka kick)
the Grand Valley State 33-yard line.
Attendance: 6,113
UND advanced to the Lakers’ 10-yard
line, but on fourth down Peterka’s 38Team Statistics
GVS
UND
yard field goal came up short.
First Downs
16
19
Rushes-Yards
34-161
50-187
The UND defense came up with
Passing Yards
138
139
another big play in the second quarter
Plays-Total Off.
61-299
77-326
when
O’Neil
intercepted
a
Passing (C-A-I)
13-27-2
8-27-0
Wojciechowski pass at the Sioux 12Fumbles-Lost
5-1
0-0
yard line and returned it 44 yards to the
Penalties-Yds
10-85
8-50
UND 49-yard line. The Sioux moved
Punts-Average
6-36
5-33
to the 11-yard line, but the Grand
Individual
Statistics
Valley State defense stiffened, and
Rushing: GVS Brady 15-83, Spearmon 7Peterka’s 36-yard field goal was wide
52, Lesniak 7-35, Banks 1-4, Wojciechowski
left.
4-(-13).
Grand Valley State outgained
UND Perkerewicz 26-96, Klosterman 18-61,
UND 169-157 in the first half, but the
Larson 6-30.
Sioux had an edge in time of possesPassing: GVS Wojciechowski 11-22-2 for
sion, controlling the ball for 17:50,
128, Brady 2-5-0 for 10.
while the Lakers had it for 12:10.
UND Klosterman 8-27-0 for 139.
For
the
game, UND had
Receiving: GVS Kircus 4-58, Banks 3-33,
a 326 to 299
Lesniak 3-25, Hibbler 3-22.
UND Schleusner 3-76, Graf 3-41, Ahlers 1edge in total
16, Perkerewicz 1-6.
yards and held
the ball for
35:22 to 24:38
for Grand Valley
State. The Sioux gained 187 yards rushing and 139 passing.
Perkerewicz had 96 yards on 26 carries for North Dakota,
while Klosterman rushed 18 times for 61 yards. Klosterman completed eight of 27 passes for 139 yards. Schleusner caught three
passes for 76 yards and Graf caught three balls for 41 yards.
Grand Valley State’s Ryan Brady had 83 yards rushing and two
touchdowns on 15 carries, while the Lakers’ Reggie Spearmon had
52 yards on seven carries. Todd Wojciechowski completed 11 of 22
passes for 128 yards and two interceptions.
Riendeau, linebacker Josh Kotelnicki and defensive end Ben
Dixon each had six tackles for UND.
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“The Drive”
by Chuck Johnson
Prospects hardly could have been dimmer for the University of North Dakota football team.
The lights at Braly Municipal Stadium
had been on since before noon, the rain varied
between a mist and a drizzle, and the Sioux
were on their own 20-yard line with 2 minutes
42 seconds to go. Grand Valley State
University of Michigan had just scored a
touchdown to take a 14-10 lead.
The national championship of Division II football in the National
Collegiate Athletic Association seemed beyond UND’s grasp. The Sioux
offense was not noted for the quick strike. Rather, it was grind it out and
hang your hat on the defense.
As the sand in the hourglass trickled through, ever filling the lower
portion, UND tried to put together a drive.
It was not easy, and it was not pretty.
From the 20 after a touchback on the kickoff, UND quarterback
Kelby Klosterman threw two passes that fell incomplete, one intended
for wide receiver Dan Graf, the other for wide receiver Jesse Smith. On
third and 10, Klosterman could not find a receiver, so he ran for eight
yards.
Timeout: 2 minutes 10 seconds left. Fourth and two.
Chris Mussman, the UND offensive coordinator, up in the press box,
called Klosterman’s number again. Seven yards around left end. First
down on the 35. Clock stopped momentarily (first down).
Next, Klosterman passed to tailback Jed Perkerewicz for six yards,
then threw incomplete to wide receiver Luke Schleusner, stopping the
clock. Again, Klosterman found his receivers covered, and he ran for no
gain.
Timeout: 1 minute to go. Sioux still in Dakota Territory, on own 41,
fourth and four.
In the press box, Mike Mannausau, graduate assistant working with
the defensive line, implored Mussman to call the “stick route” pass play,
part of the West Coast Offense. With earphones on, Mussman did not
hear the advice, but called “stick route” anyway.
“We hadn’t used the play for two weeks,” Mussman recalled later.
“We hadn’t even run it in practice.”
With Grand Valley sending everyone but the kitchen sink on a blitz
to pressure the quarterback, Klosterman received excellent protection
from his five down linemen and Perkerewicz and had time to pass to
Schleusner over the middle.
The play was designed to gain five yards, enough for the first down,
but Schleusner broke free from a tackle and headed outside, toward the
right sideline. Smith, with a broken nose suffered earlier in the game,
crossed toward the middle and leveled a Grand Valley defender with a
textbook open-field block.
“All I could see was grass,” Schleusner recalled. “I’m not the fastest
guy in the world, but I ran as fast as I could. When I got near the 10, it
felt like I was carrying a plow, and someone caught me a yard short of
the goal.”
With the first down, the clock stopped with 36 seconds remaining.
As UND lined up for the next play, it started again, but the Sioux
took immediate charge. Perkerewicz followed his blockers over left
UND wide receiver Luke Schleusner races upfield on a 58-yard pass
reception with less than one minute to play in the national title game.
(Photo by Jamie Schwaberow, NCAA Photos)
tackle, and when Grand Valley’s defenders packed the middle,
Perkerewicz bounced to the outside and scored untouched.
Cameron Peterka kicked the extra point, and UND led, 17-14, with
29 seconds to go.
The suspense was not over. Brent Lesniak of Grand Valley returned
Peterka’s kickoff into UND territory. Peterka met him with a crushing
tackle, but it did not matter, because Grand Valley was called for an illegal block and set back to its 20.
The Lakers could proceed no farther, and on the last play, Sioux
linebacker Eric Schmidt barely missed sacking the quarterback, then got
back on his feet and tackled the receiver at the Grand Valley 34.
All the scoring occurred in the first and last quarters. Peterka
opened with a 36-yard field goal.
The teams then traded quarterback rushes for scores. Ryan Brady
went two yards for Grand Valley, then Klosterman nine yards for UND
and Brady again for 12 yards.
On the play before Brady’s second touchdown to put Grand Valley
ahead with 2 minutes 46 seconds left, UND cornerback Dustin
Thornburg stripped the ball from receiver David Kircus, but Kircus
recovered his own fumble on the UND 12-yard line.
“They scored on the next play, so that was a big swing for them,”
Sioux Coach Dale Lennon said later. “That put our backs to the wall, but
we came through. It was a team victory — offense, defense, special
teams. We’re all a part of it.
“And we went about our business very calmly, very professionally.
There was no panic, no chaos.”
Editor’s note: The late Chuck Johnson was the editor of Sioux
Sports, a quarterly publication of the UND Alumni office,
Letterwinner’s Club, and athletic department. A 1948 UND graduate
from Williston, N.D., Johnson was a longtime sports editor at the
Milaukee Journal.
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(8t) Pittsburg State 14
(7) North Dakota 24
(9) Winona State 29
(7) North Dakota 36
GRAND FORKS, N.D – Behind an opportunistic defense
which took the ball away seven times, the Fighting Sioux
beat Pittsburg State, 24-14, in the opening round of the
NCAA Division II playoffs. Sophomore defensive back
Josh Brandsted had an interception and a 14-yard fumble
return for a touchdown that gave UND a lead that it would
not relinquish.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Caleb Johnson’s 69 yard
reception with just over a minute left set up Adam
Roland’s one-yard touchdown plunge as top-seeded North Dakota erased a late fourth quarter
deficit to down visiting Winona State 36-29 in the
NCAA Division II quarterfinal round Saturday at
Alerus Center.
Adam Roland got the Sioux on the board first after a 10yard rush down to the one-inch line, where he would punch
it in one play later, putting UND up, 7-0. That’s where the
score would stay heading into halftime as four PSU drives
would be snuffed out by turnovers in the first half, three by
interceptions. At the break, Gorilla quarterback Neal
Philpot was 2-for-15 with three interceptions.
Johnson, who had a nine-yard touchdown catch
early in the second quarter, pulled in a 15-yard
slant from John Bowenkamp and raced down the
sidelines to the Warriors’ five. Three plays later
Roland gave UND the lead with 24 seconds left
with his second touchdown of the day.
On their first possession of the second half, the Gorillas would mount thier most successful
drive, going 80 yards in ten plays, keeping the ball for just over five minutes. The drive would
be capped by Philpot’s one-yard run to knot
the score at 7-7.
The Sioux had a long drive of its own on the
ensuing possession, but came up short as Jeff
Glas’ field goal attempt from 36 yards was
wide left. Two plays later, Brandsted scooped
up a Philpot fumble and raced 14 yards for a
score and a 14-7 UND lead.
Philpot would fumble again on the next
Gorilla drive, leading to a 37-yard field goal
by Glas to put UND up 17-7. Philpot, an AllMIAA quarterback, was not the force that led
the Gorillas all season as he netted just 269
yards of total offense with four interceptions
and one lost fumble.
Philpot did, however, lead the Gorillas on
another 80-yard drive ending in a 9-yard strike
to Tim Austin to close the gap to 17-14.
But the Sioux backfield keyed a 78-yard drive
on the next possession, ending in a 11-yard
touchdown pass from Joe Wilson to Dan
Grossman to put UND back up by ten, 24-14.
Pittsburg State would use completions of 12,
11 and 21 yards to get back in Sioux territory
but a fumble by Austin thwarted that opportunity as the Sioux took over at their own 30yardline. PSU was able to force a three-andout on the Sioux drive, giving one last opportunity for the Gorillas to inch closer.
Box Score
Score
Pittsburg State
UND
1
0
7
2
0
0
3
4
7
7
7 10
T
14
24
Scoring Summary
UND Roland 1 yd run (Glas kick)
PSU Philpot 1 yd run (Alleman kick)
UND Brandsted 14 yd fumble recovery (Glas
kick)
UND Glas 37 yd field goal
PSU Austin 9 yd pass from Philpot (Alleman
kick)
UND Grossman 11 yd pass from Wilson (Glas
kick)
Attendance: 7,160
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
PSU
25
43-244
193
84-437
13-41-4
4-3
5-25
4-28.8
UND
18
42-147
178
72-325
17-30-0
1-0
2-10
7-43.7
Rushing: PSU Taylor 10-93, Philpot 20-76,
Race 11-69, Majors 2-6. UND Roland 31-164,
Lueck 1-12, Strouth 3-2, Joe Wilson 3-(-11),
Bowenkamp 2-(-17).
Passing: PSU Philpot 13-38-4-193, Majors 0-30-0. UND Bowenkamp 12-22-0-104, Wilson 5-80-74.
Danny Gagner intercepted Philpot in the endReceiving: PSU T. Austin 5-63, Bell 2-40,
zone with under a minute on the clock to
Butler 2-23, Majors 1-25, E. Austin 1-16, Ward
closeout the game. The Sioux defense had eas1-14, Hellwig 1-12. UND Stattelman 6-57,
Johnson 3-42, Nielke 2-30, Lueck 2-6, Wisthoff
ily its best day in terms of takeaways, jumping
1-24, Grossman 1-11, Ahlers 1-7, Strouth 1-1.
on three fumbles and picking off four passes.
The previous high for takeaways in a game
this season was three (two INTs, one fumble recovery) in the season opener against
Minnesota-Crookston.
Roland finished the game with the second-best effort of his career, logging 164 net yards rushing on 31 carries. He had a 166-yard game against Augustana earlier this season. Willis
Stattelman led the Sioux receivers with six catches for 57 yards.
The Sioux will face Winona State in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals on Sat., Nov. 29 at
1:00 p.m at the Alerus Center.
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The Sioux clinched the second round triumph when Jason Peterson recovered
a Brian Wrobel fumble at the UND
45-yard line as time expired. It was
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the fifth turnover UND’s defense
forced in Saturday’s contest and posScore
1 2
3
4 T
sibly the biggest.
Winona State
0 7 10 12 29
UND
The furious last minute rally moves
the Fighting Sioux (11-1) into the
Division II semifinals, where they will
meet North Alabama next Saturday.
Times and site will be determined
later this week.
After taking a 28-7 into the half, UND
watched Winona State put together a
second half rally to take a one-point
lead with 1:52 remaining in the fourth
quarter. Warrior tailback Bounthavy
Khamratthanome hit Chris Samp with
a 19-yard touchdown on a halfback
pass play to give the Warriors their
first lead of the game.
Winona State outgained the Sioux
406-365, but fell victim to five
turnovers – three fumbles and two
interceptions – and a slow start.
The Fighting Sioux scored on four
consecutive possessions in the second
quarter, including a 73-yard punt
return for a touchdown by Travis
Lueck, to build a 21-point lead before
the half. It was the most points the
Sioux have scored in a quarter this
year since dropping 42 on MinnesotaCrookston in the second quarter of the
season's opening game.
0 28
0
8
36
Scoring Summary
UND Johnson 9 yd pass from Wilson (Glas kick)
UND Lueck 73 yd punt return (Glas kick)
WSU Jepsen 1 yd run (Opgenorth kick)
UND Stattelman 19 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick)
WSU Wrobel 2 yd run (Opgenorth kick)
WSU Opgenorth 40 yd field goal
WSU Hartung 11 yd pass from Wrobel (Wrobel
pass failed)
WSU Samp 19 yd pass from Khamratthanome
(Cruz rush failed)
UND Roland 1 yd run (Stattelman pass)
Attendance: 7,944
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
WSU
23
32-84
322
70-406
25-38-2
4-3
5-41
5-45-.4
UND
18
34-97
268
65-365
20-31-2
3-1
8-70
6-37.8
Statistical Leaders
Rushing: WSU Cruz 8-44, Curtin 1-16, Wrobel
9-13, Hynes 1-7, Jepsen 8-4. UND Roland 2464, Strouth 4-54, Bowenkamp 2-(-7), Wilson 4(-14).
Passing: WSU Wrobel 24-37-2-303,
Khamratthanome. UND Wilson 17-26-1-184,
Bowenkamp 3-5-1-84.
Receiving: WSU Samp 11-140, Hynes 6-95,
Hartung 4-47, Jepsen 3-29, Cruz 1-11. UND
Stattelman 12-125, Ahlers 3-32, Johnson 2-78,
Lueck 2-14, Mielke 1-19.
Johnson and Willis Stattleman caught touchdowns of nine and 19 yards,
respectively from Joe Wilson in the 28-point period.
The Sioux will host South Region champion North Alabama next Saturday in
the NCAA Division II Semifinals. Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m. at the Alerus
Center.
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(2) North Alabama 22
(7) North Dakota 29
(7) North Dakota 3
Championship Game, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Dec. 13, 2003
Braly Municipal Stadium – Florence, Ala.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Adam Roland rushed for
107 yards, while quarterback John Bowenkamp
threw three touchdown passes as the University of
North Dakota advanced to its second Division II
title game in three years with a 29-22 triumph over
North Alabama Saturday at the Alerus Center.
FLORENCE, Ala. – Despite outgaining Grand
Valley State by 125 yards in the second half, North
Dakota fell to the Lakers 10-3 Saturday in the
Division II national championship game.
Quarterback John Bowenkamp led the Sioux on
two 60 yard drives late in the game, but UND
could only come away with three points on a 43yard Jeff Glas field goal. The junior quarterback
completed 28-of-41 passes for 281 yards, while
receivers Willis Stattleman and Caleb Johnson collected eight and seven catches respectively.
The Fighting Sioux (12-1) will meet last year’s
national champion, Grand Valley State, in a rematch
of the 2001 championship game in Florence, Ala.
next Saturday.
There was no fourth quarter rally this week. Instead
senior wide receiver/kick returner Travis Lueck
made sure Saturday’s semifinal game would start with a bang.
Lueck returned a punt for 48 yards and
then caught a 30-yard touchdown on
UND’s first offensive play from scrimmage to give the Sioux an early 6-0 lead.
It was the East Grand Forks native’s
eighth touchdown reception of the year,
tying him for the team lead with Willis
Stattelman.
Another long punt return by Lueck
helped set up a 27-yard field goal by Jeff
Glas to put the Sioux up 9-0 midway
through the first quarter.
Following a Lions’ field goal,
Bowenkamp threw his second touchdown pass of the day on a five-yard pattern to David Wisthoff as the Sioux built
a 19-3 edge heading into the fourth quarter.
The defense held North Alabama to just
eight yards rushing, the Lion's worst
total this season, and intercepted Harlon
Hill candidate Will Hall twice in the second half.
There was no last second victory for the Sioux this
week as Bowenkamp was intercepted by Mike Hoad deep in Laker territory to
seal the win. Prior to the pick, UND had driven 58 yards on 12 plays in search
of the tying score.
Box Score
Score
North Alabama
UND
1 2
3 0
9 10
3
4
0 19
0 10
T
22
29
Scoring Summary
UND Lueck 30 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick failed)
UNA Johnston 21 yd field goal
UND Wisthoff 5 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick)
UNA Hall 1 yd run (Hall rush failed)
UND Vanderpan 15 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick)
UNA Birt 46 yd pass from Hall (Johnston kick)
UNA Lewis 9 yd pass from Hall (Hall pass
failed)
Attendance: 9,652
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UNA
18
24-8
360
68-368
31-44-2
2-0
6-40
7-44.4
UND
16
41-175
125
65-300
14-24-0
1-0
3-15
5-41.0
Ryan Manke’s fourth quarter pick
helped the Sioux put the game away
early in the final period.
Statistical Leaders
Rushing: UNA Vickers 7-20, Blount 5-11, Hall
12-(-23). UND Roland 27-106, Strouth 7-48,
Stattelman 1-17, Wisthoff 1-3, Grossman 1-2,
Schwenzfeier 2-2, Bowenkamp 2-(-3).
The junior corner back’s interception set
up Bowenkamp’s third TD of the game,
a 15-yarder to Matt Vanderpan on a fake
field goal play with 7:49 remaining. It
was the senior tight end’s second catch
of the season and the second touchdown
of his career.
Passing: UNA Hall 30-42-2-337, Long 1-2-0-23.
UND Bowenkamp 14-24-0-125
Receiving: UNA Bester 7-88, Blount 6-25, Birt
5-79, Lewis 5-44, Long 4-49, Rayam 3-62,
Huggins 1-13. UND Stattelman 3-18, Vanderpan
2-22, Wisthoff 2-17, Johnson 2-13, Grossman 24, Lueck 1-30, Strouth 1-15, Ahlers 1-6.
Bowenkamp has now thrown three
touchdowns or more six times in his career.
The game was a battle of the defenses
as the teams mustered just a combined
257 total yards and three total points in
the first half. Grand Valley got on the
board first with a 7:28 drive on the
game’s opening possession, driving to
the one-yard line, capped by David
Hendrix’s 19-yard field goal. UND followed with a three-and-out possesion,
but were able to get the ball back two
plays later as Tyler Dahlen scooped up
a Mario Locricchi fumble giving UND
good field position. A 3rd-and-19 conversion on that drive would advance
the ball to the Laker 37, but the drive
stalled as Jeff Glas’ 47-yard field goal
try missed wide left.
The teams traded punts before UND
snuffed-out consecutive fourth-down
tries by GVSU to end two scoring
threats late in the first half. The Sioux
mustered just 60 yards of total offense
in the opening half, including minustwo yards on the ground. Grand Valley
held over a nine-minute advantage in
time of possession in the first half and
had 14 first downs to UND's two.
Box Score
Score
UND
Grand Valley State
1
0
3
2
0
0
3
0
7
4
3
0
T
3
10
Scoring Summary
GVSU Hendrix 19 yd field goal
GVSU Tennessee 1 yd run (Hendrix kick)
Attendance: 7,236
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UND
17
23-22
281
65-303
28-42-1
3-1
7-64
3-38.3
GVSU
19
34-128
149
63-277
19-29-0
1-1
3-30
2-32.5
Statistical Leaders
Rushing: GVSU Finnerty 19-78,Tennessee 1238, Langston 2-14. UND Roland 12-43, Strouth
4-9, Wisthoff 1-2, Bowenkamp 5-(-25).
Passing: GVSU Finnerty 19-29-0-149. UND
Bowenkamp 28-41-1-281.
Receiving: GVSU Staley 4-45, Locricchio 4-44,
Tennessee 4-24, Langston 3-17, Holloway 2-12,
Catlin 2-7. UND Stattelman 8-57, Johnson 7101, Strouth 4-38, Ahlers 4-35, Grossman 2-23,
Wisthoff 2-10, Vanderpan 1-17.
UND had its most impressive drive to open the second half, marching effectively until a fumbled snap turned into a 59-yard fumble return by Lucious Harris to
set up Grand Valley State’s only touchdown.
Johnson led all receivers with 101 yards through the air. Adam Roland finished
with 43 yards on the ground and Willis Stattelman picked up 57 receiving yards
to put both over the 1,000-yard mark on the season. It marks the first time that
UND has had a 1,000-yard rusher and receiver in the same season.
Truly one of the most memorable seasons of UND football, the team will gather
one last time for a celebration at the Alerus Center on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Head
coach Dale Lennon and select players will speak and will feature a highlight
video of the team’s success.
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(17) St. Cloud State 17 (ot)
(9) Michigan Tech 3
Husky Stadium – St. Cloud, Minn.
Second Round, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Nov. 20, 2004
Sherman Field – Houghton, Mich.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — University of North Dakota junior place kicker Jeff Glas booted a 32-yard field goal in the
second overtime to give UND a 20-17 win over St. Cloud
State University in a first round game of the NCAA
Division II football playoffs Saturday afternoon at Husky
Stadium.
HOUGHTON, Mich. — Senior quarterback John
Bowenkamp came off the bench and threw two touchdown
passes – including one on a fake field goal – to lead UND to
a 20-3 victory over Michigan Tech in the second round of the
NCAA playoffs this afternoon at Sherman Field.
Bowenkamp, who has missed much of the season due to
injury, relieves starter Chris Belmore in the second quarter and
engineered a touchdown drive on just his second series.
St. Cloud State fought back in the fourth quarter to overcome a 10-0 UND lead. North Dakota, ranked 14th this
week, took their opening drive of the first quarter 70 yards
in 14 plays culminating with a one-yard Adam Roland run
at 6:37. UND led at the half 7-0.
After a 30-yard punt return by Weston Dressler gave UND the
ball inside Husky territory, Bowenkamp led the Sioux 32
yards in just four plays, finding receiver Dan Grossman on a
19-yard strike. Grossman’s TD came on play after he had
dropped what appeared to be a sure touchdown pass. The toss
was also Bowenkamp’s first passing TD since the season
opener against Delta State.
On North Dakota’s second drive of the second half, Jeff
Glas kicked a 38-yard field goal to put UND ahead 10-0
with 6:16 left in the third quarter.
The fourth quarter belonged to the Huskies. After getting good field position following a
North Dakota punt, the Huskies took the ball
48 yards on nine plays to get SCSU on the
board. Junior quarterback Dan Kaczor found
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the open man in the end zone junior receiver
Ryan Koch with a seven yard pass and UND
Score
1
2
3
4 OT T
led 10-7. On the ensuing kick-off the Huskies
UND
7
0
3
0 13 20
downed the ball on the UND 16. After severSCSU
0
0
0 10
7 19
al big SCSU defensive plays, SCSU sophoScoring Summary
more safety Mitch Denne intercepted the ball
and SCSU took over on the 33. Seven plays
later, SCSU junior Shawn Braunagel tied the
SCSU Koch 7 yd pass from Kaczor (Braunagel)
game with a 36-yard field goal at 10:45.
SCSU Braunagel 36 yd field goal
Glas missed a 52 yard field goal at 6:18. St.
Cloud started to drive the ball but a fumble by
junior running back Matt Birkel returned the
ball to UND with 4:28 left. SCSU and UND
exchanged punts on the next four drives and
UND took over on the SCSU 49 with :38 seconds left in the game. UND drove the ball to
the Husky 21-yard line and with 11 seconds
left in the game set up for a 38-yard field goal
attempt. After three SCSU timeouts, Glas
attempted his fourth field goal of the day and
missed wide left and the game went to overtime.
North Dakota got the ball in the first possession of the overtime and senior tailback Adam
Roland scored on a three-yard run and UND
led 17-10. On St. Cloud State’s possession,
Kaczor found Ryan Koch on a 14-yard pass
play sending the game into the second overtime at 17-17.
SCSU Koch 14 yd pass from Kaczor (Braunagel)
Attendance: 2,240
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UND
20
44-99
222
92-321
31-48-1
2-0
4-36
7-30.7
SCSU
13
35-107
158
73-265
16-38-2
1-1
4-51
9-30.1
Rushing
UND Strouth 18-76, Roland 20-44, Belmore
5-(-)6, Halfmann 1-(-)15. SCSU Birkel 33-101,
Kaczor 2-6.
Passing
UND Belmore 31-48-222, 0 TD, 1 INT. SCSU
Kaczor 16-38-158, 2 TD, 1 INT.
Receiving
UND Johnson 13-90, Grossman 10-77, Wisthoff
2-19, Groeschl 2-15, Dressler 2-13, Kusler 1-7,
Strouth 1-1. SCSU Koch 5-52, DeShazer 4-48,
Birkel 3-16, Ploeckelm 2-23, Grundahl 1-13,
Koch 1-6.
St. Cloud State had the first possession of the
second overtime and the UND defense held as
Matt Birkel was dropped for a five yard loss,
followed by an incomplete pass, and a Kaczor six-yard run to the UND 24. SCSU kicker
Shawn Braunagel’s 41 yard field goal attempt missed wide left. On North Dakota’s possession, sophomore quarterback Chris Belmore completed a seven yard pass to David Wisthoff
to the SCSU 16. UND set up once again for a field goal and this time, after only one SCSU
timeout, Glas kicked a 32-yard field goal and UND won 20-17 in double overtime.
St. Cloud State’s Matt Birkel, a Harlon Hill Candidate, finished the game with 33 carries for
101 yards. Kaczor completed 16 of 38 passes for 158 yards and two touchdowns and Ryan
Koch caught five passes for 52 yards and both TDs.
North Dakota, the number five seed in the Northwest Region, improves to 9-2 overall. UND
will play at number one seed Michigan Tech on November 20. St. Cloud State, the number
four seed in the Region finishes the season with an 8-3 overall record.
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That scoring drive gave UND a 10-0 halftime lead and all of the offense the Sioux would need on
this day.
Michigan Tech would open the second half
with its most impressive drive. Featuring a
heavy dose of running back and Harlon Hill
finalist Lee Marana, the Huskies chewed up
five and a half minutes of clock, but the drive
stalled at UND’s 16-yard line when Brook
Maier sacked MTU quarterback Chad Alger.
Grant Botz booted a 33-yard field goal, but it
would prove to be the only points for MTU
against the nation’s top scoring defense.
UND’s defense stiffened after that initial drive.
Jason Hoffschneider picked off Alger on
MTU's next series and the Sioux forced another turnover to start the fourth quarter when the
Huskies failed to convert on a fourth down
gamble on their own 40.
UND forced a third straight turnover when
MTU punter Billy Koenig couldn’t handle a
high snap and Dan Ullsperger recovered for
UND at the Husky 34.
But despite taking over inside MTU’s half of
the field on those three consecutive possessions, the UND offense was unable to put any
points on the board.
That is until kicker Jeff Glas lined up to kick
what appeared to be a 35-yard field goal
attempt. In a play eerily reminiscent to last
year’s NCAA semifinal against North
Alabama, holder Bowenkamp faked and threw
a touchdown pass to a tight end. Last year it
was Matt Vanderpan, this year it was Will
Kusler with 3:53 remaining.
Box Score
Score
UND
Michigan Tech
1
7
0
2
7
0
3
0
3
4
6
0
T
20
3
Scoring Summary
UND Mielke 3 yd pass from Belmore (Glas
kick)
UND Grossman 19 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick)
MTU Botz 33 yd field goal
UND Kusler 18 yd pass from Bowenkamp
(Glas kick failed)
Attendance: 1,812
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UND
18
40-129
203
67-332
18-27-1
0-0
8-64
7-34.1
MTU
14
42-132
92
73-224
9-31-4
1-1
4-35
6-38.0
Rushing
UND Strouth 18-72-0, Roland 14-52, Dressler 18, Grossman 1-7, Wisthoff 1-0, Bowenkamp
2-(-)5, Belmore 2-(-)5. MTU Graham 23-73,
Marana 9-36, Williams 1-14, Alger 8-11, Koenig
1-(-)2.
Passing
UND Bowenkamp 12-19-123, 2 TD, 1 INT;
Belmore 6-8-80, 1 TD, 0 INT.
MTU Alger 9-31-92, 0 TD, 4 INT.
Receiving
UND Johnson 9-99-0, Grossman 3-35, Wisthoff,
2-39, Strouth 2-9, Kusler 1-18, Mielke 1-3.
MTU Williams 3-40, Janeshek 3-21, Graham 118, Stewart 1-7, Smith 1-6.
Bowenkamp, making just his third appearance
at quarterback this season, was 12-of-19 for
123 yards and the two scores. He replaced
Belmore, who had completed 6-of-8 passes for
80 yards and a three-yard touchdown toss to tight end Trevor Mielke.
MTU quarterback Chad Alger was not nearly as efficient. The freshman, an injury replacement
for GLIAC Player of the Year Dan Mettlach, was picked off four times and sacked five times.
Hoffschneider had two of the interceptions and Ryan Manke and Danny Gagner had one each.
UND’s Caleb Johnson led all receivers with nine catches for 99 yards. Brandon Strouth (18 carries for 72 yards) and Adam Roland (14 for 52) combined for 124 yards along the ground.
The Sioux held the explosive Marana to just 36 yards on nine carries, while fellow All-GLIAC
runner Daryl Graham was limited to 73 yards on 23 carries.
The Fighting Sioux now advance to the NCAA quarterfinal against two-time defending NCAA
champion Grand Valley State. The Sioux fell to the Lakers in last year’s national championship
game, but defeated GVSU two years ago to claim the 2001 NCAA championship.
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Carnie Smith Stadium – Pittsburg, Kan.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Chris Belmore’s twoyard run with just under five minutes remaining
powered the University of North Dakota past Grand
Valley State, 19-15 in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals Saturday afternoon at Alerus Center.
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Top-ranked Pittsburg State scored 17
unanswered points in the second half to break open a 14-13
game and secure a 31-19 victory over 14th-ranked University of
North Dakota before a sellout crowd of 9,983 fans at
Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium Saturday in the
NCAA Division II national semifinals.
Belmore, who entered the game in the third quarter
in place of John Bowenkamp, led the Fighting Sioux
on two touchdown drives in the fourth quarter as
UND overcame a 15-6 deficit in the final 11:29.
The Gorillas (14-0) advance to the 2004 NCAA Division II
National Championship game in Florence, Ala., on Dec. 11 to
meet third-ranked Valdosta State University.
Pitt State returns to the championship game for the first time
since 1995 and the fourth time in school history (1991-92, '95).
After Brandon Langston gave the Lakers a ninepoint lead with a 76-yard touchdown reception,
Belmore led the Sioux on a four-play, 68-yard
touchdown drive to bring the Sioux to within 15-12.
Sophomore tailback Brandon Strouth
capped the quick drive with a 24-yard
run. The 5-foot-8 back finished the day
with 64 yards on nine carries.
The teams traded possessions before
UND’s Dan Ullsperger sacked GVSU
quarterback Cullen Finnerty forcing a
fumble on third down. Sophomore
defensive tackle Adm Wolff recovered
at the Lakers' 29.
Four plays later, Belmore trotted into the
end zone with the winning score on a
bootleg to the right side. It was the quarterback’s second rushing touchdown of
the season.
The Sioux defense forced a punt on the
Lakers’ ensuing possession and clinched
the game when Belmore hit senior wide
out Caleb Johnson on a third down-andeight with 52 seconds to go. Johnson led
UND’s receiving corps with nine catches for 96 yards, while Belmore completed nine of 18 passes for 89 yards in the
second half.
UND (11-2), which fell to Grand Valley
State in the 2003 Division II national
championship game, becomes the first
team to beat the Lakers in the postseason since it defeated GVSU in the 2001
national championship game.
Senior quarterback Neal Philpot rushed for 122 yards and tossed
three touchdown passes in the game, including a 12-yard scoring
pass to junior tight end Brandon Twito that essentially sealed the
win with 2:31 to play in the game.
Philpot’s clinching pass came on 4th-and-2 at the UND 12 and the Gorillas leading 24-13. The play
capped a nine-play, 63-yard drive that consumed
five minutes and seven seconds of precious time
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off the scoreboard.
Box Score
Score
Grand Valley State
UND
1
0
3
2
7
0
3
4
2
6
0 16
T
15
19
Scoring Summary
GVSU Collins 31 yd pass from Finnerty
(Greene kick)
GVSU Adams safety
GVSU Langston 76 yd pass from Finnerty
(Greene kick failed)
UND Strouth 24 yd run
UND Belmore 2 yd run (Glas kick)
Attendance: 8,222
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
GVSU
14
43-104
225
69-329
13-26-0
2-2
13-81
8-46.0
UND
18
35-154
168
71-322
14-36-2
2-1
5-44
4-37.8
Rushing
GVSU Langston 13-75-0, Tennessee 10-21,
Hukill 5-15, Catlin 2-8, Finnerty 13-(-)15. UND
Strouth 9-64, Roland 14-59, Grossman 1-19,
Dressler 1-18, Bowenkamp 1-0, Belmore 7-(-)4.
Passing
GVSU Finnerty 13-26-225, 2 TD, 0 INT. UND
Belmore 9-18-86, 0 TD, 2 INT; Bowenkamp 518-82, 0 TD, 0 INT.
Receiving
GVSU Collins 5-87-1, Langston 3-92, Catlin 330, Cochrane 1-9, Trent 1-7. UND Johnson 996, Strouth 2-18, Weber 1-49, Roland 1-5,
Grossman 1-0.
The Lakers (10-3) were looking for their
third consecutive NCAA title.
The Fighting Sioux will take on Pittsburg State (Kan.) in the Division II semifinals on Dec. 4 likely in Pittsburg, Kan. The NCAA will make a formal announcement by Sunday afternoon.
The Fighting Sioux (11-3) mustered a 12-play
scoring drive to make it 31-19 on Adam Roland’s
1-yard run with 43 seconds remaining, but Pitt
State recovered the ensuing onside kick attempt
and ran out the clock.
Pitt State, which has shattered NCAA all-division
records for scoring (806 points) and total offense
(8,605 yards) in its magical run this season, took
some time to get itself untracked against a North
Dakota defensive unit that entered the game leading Division II in point allowed (10.8 ppg).
UND got on the board first when Roland capped
a short drive with a 12-yard run with 5:40 to play
in the first quarter.
Pitt State countered to knot the score with 4 seconds to play in the initial period when Philpot
tossed an 8-yard TD pass to Jermaine Carpenter.
The Fighting Sioux rebounded to take a 10-7 lead
of Jeff Glas’ 30-yard field goal at the 9:17 mark
of the second quarter, but Philpot and sophomore
running back Germaine Race promptly led the
Gorillas down the field, moving back in front, 1410, on Race’s 3-yard run with 6:38 remaining in
the half.
Race finished the game with a game-high 19 carries for 158 yards for Pitt State, which compiled
304 total rushing yards in the game on 46 carries.
The Fighting Sioux scored again on their opening
possession of the second half, trimming PSU’s
lead to 14-13 on a 32-yard field goal by Glas.
Philpot put the Gorillas in front for good with 45
seconds left in the third period when he tossed a
19-yard TD pass to Carpenter, who had four
catches for 46 yards in the game.
Score
UND
Pittsburg State
1
7
7
2
3
7
3
3
7
4
6
10
T
19
31
Scoring Summary
PSU Carpenter 8 yd pass from Philpot
(Alleman kick)
PSU Race 3 yd run (Alleman kick)
PSU Carpenter 19 yd pass from Philpot
(Alleman kick)
PSU Alleman 28 yd field goal
PSU Twito 12 yd pass from Philpot (Alleman
kick)
UND Roland 1 yd run (Belmore pass failed)
Attendance: 9,983
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UND
21
34-105
264
65-369
19-31-0
2-1
6-53
4-46.0
PSU
20
46-304
118
65-422
11-19-0
0-0
7-55
4-36.5
Rushing
UND Roland 18-71, Strouth 8-37, Belmore
8-(-)3. PSU Race 19-158, Philpot 18-122, Taylor
6-24, Majors 1-1.
Passing
UND Belmore 19-31-264, 0 TD, 0 INT. PSU
Philpot 9-19-99, 3 TD, 0 INT; Majors 2-3-19, 0
TD, 0 INT.
Receiving
UND Johnson 10-129, Grossman 5-97, Strouth
1-18, Wisthoff 1-14, Mielke 1-9, Groeschl
1-(-)3. PSU Carpenter 4-46, Austin 3-35, Twito
2-23, Justin 1-9, Taylor 1-5.
Nathan Alleman added a 28-yard field goal with 9:32 to play in the game to make it a 24-13 margin.
Alleman originally misfired on a 32-yard field goal attempt on the drive, but UND was flagged for a
personal foul, leaping, penalty on the kick to extend the Gorillas’ offensive series. Following
Alleman’s kick, the UND offense was forced into a three-and-out series, and the Fighting Sioux
punted the ball away with 7:38 to play in the game, giving Philpot time to engineer Pitt State’s gameclinching scoring drive.
Sophomore quarterback Chris Belmore completed 19 of 31 passes for 264 yards in the game for the
Fighting Sioux, and Roland had a team-high 71 yards rushing with two scores.
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Minnesota Duluth 12
GRAND FORKS, N.D.—Quarterback Reed Manke and running back
Chris Beatty each ran for a touchdown, Jeff Glas added three field
goals and UND held Minnesota Duluth to 282 yards in total offense
in a 23-12 win over the Bulldogs in the first round of the NCAA playoffs. The Fighting Sioux now advance to the second round and will
travel to top-ranked Grand Valley State next Saturday.
UND used a ball-control offense to amass 229 rushing yards and
counter the prolific Minnesota Duluth passing attack. UMD quarterback Ted Schlafke passed 64 times to tie an NCAA Division II postseason record, completing 34 of them, but was only able to find the
end zone once, that being a 26-yard pass to Ross Schumacher early in
the second quarter that turned a 10-0 UND lead into a 10-6 game.
The Sioux defense yielded just a pair of Britt Baumann field goals the
rest of the way – a 35-yarder midway through the third quarter and a
20-yarder with 10:32 left in regulation.
UND’s rushing attack was led by Beatty, who carried 31 times for 113
yards, and whose three-yard touchdown run on the first play of the second quarter staked the Sioux to a 100 lead.
The Schlafke-to-Schumacher touchdown connection
capped a 13-play, 80-yard drive on the ensuing possession. But the Sioux were able to counter with an
11-play, 59-yard scoring drive of their own on the next
series. A seven-yard run by receiver Weston Dressler
gave UND the ball at the two-yard line and Manke
finished off the drive on the next play with a two-yard
TD plunge, giving the Sioux a 17-6 going into halftime.
UND’s offense sputtered to start the second half with
its first three drives ending with a punt and two fumbles, but the Sioux defense held, allowing just a
Baumann field goal with 7:51 left in the quarter.
The Sioux added to their lead early in the fourth quarter, when Glas nailed a 37-yarder with 14:07 left on
the clock to give UND a 20-9.
Glas and Baumann traded field goals in the game’s
final 10:32 and UND senior strong safety Danny
Gagner sealed the win with his second interception of
the game with 1:07 left on the clock.
Schlafke finished 34-of-64 for 295 yards and one
touchdown. He was intercepted twice, sacked five
times and hurried 13 times. UMD receivers Vinny
Flury and Tony Doherty each caught nine passes,
Flury for 88 yards and Doherty for 84. The Bulldogs
were held to -13 rushing yards on 15 attempts.
Manke was an efficient 15-of-24 for 121 yards and
was not intercepted. Chris Belmore started the game
and went 2-for-4 for 12 yards.
Senior receiver Dan Grossman was the top target for
UND, catching 10 passes for 73 yards. Dressler caught
four passes for 45 yards and ran three times for 72
yards, including a 57-yard scamper on UND’s first
possession of the game.
The win improves UND’s overall record to 10-2 and
sets up a fourth postseason matchup with Grand
Valley State in the past five seasons. The two teams
split a pair of appearances in the NCAA title game,
with UND winning in 2001 and GVSU coming out on
top in 2003. The Sioux defeated the Lakers 19-15 in
Grand Forks during last year’s quarterfinal round.
Box Score
Score
Minnesota Duluth
UND
1 2
0 6
3 14
3
3
9
4
3
6
T
12
23
Scoring Summary
UND Beatty 3 yd run (Glas kick)
UMD Schumacher 26 yd pass from Schlafke
(Schalfke rush failed)
UND Manke 2 yd run (Glas kick)
UMD Baumann 35 yd field goal
UMD Baumann 20 yd field goal
Attendance: 5,223
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
UMD
19
15-(-)13
295
79-282
34-64-2
2-1
6-64
5-32.4
UND
18
43-229
133
71-362
17-28-0
3-3
10-89
5-35.0
Rushing
UMD Schlafke 14-(-)12. UND Beatty 31-113,
Dressler 3-72, Manke 5-39, Belmore 2-5.
Passing
UMD Schlafke 34-64-295, 1 TD, 2 INT. UND
Manke 15-24-121, 0 TD, 0 INT, Belmore 2-412, 0 TD, 0 INT.
Receiving
UMD Flury 9-88, Doherty 9-84, Schumacher 652, Aker 4-44, Foss 4-13, Hoyord 1-14, Bullock
1-0. UND Grossman 10-73, Dressler 4-45,
Christensen 2-6, Beatty 1-9.
Notes: Glas’ third field goal of the game gave him 135 points this season, setting a new Division II singleseason record for points by a kicker. It is the fifth different Division II record Glas has set this season …
Grossman moved into second place on UND’s all-time receptions list with 147, surpassing Tim Gelinske
(138), Willis Stattelman (140) and Ron Gustafson (144). With 147 career receptions, Grossman is 10 away
from breaking Dan Graf’s school record of 156 ... Gagner’s two interceptions gave him 16 for his career,
tying him with Dan Martinsen (1969-71) for second place on UND’s all-time list. He trails only Kelly Howe,
who had 17 picks from 1996-99 ... Beatty eclipsed the 1,000-rushing-yard plateau for the first time in his
career ... The game was played in front of 5,223 fans, the smallest UND football crowd in Alerus Center history ... The Fighting Sioux are now 8-0 in postseason games at the Alerus.
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Junior running back Chris Beatty ran for 113 yards and a touchdown in the
2005 NCAA playoffs against Minnesota Duluth.
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Second Round, NCAA Division II Playoffs – Nov. 19, 2005
Lubbers Stadium – Allendale, Mich.
ALLENDALE, Mich.—Quarterback Cullen Finnerty threw
a pair of second-quarter touchdown passes to lead Grand
Valley State to a 17-3 win over the Fighting Sioux in the
second round of the NCAA playoffs this afternoon at
Lubbers Stadium. The loss ends UND’s season at 10-3,
while the Lakers now advance to next week’s Northwest
Region final against Saginaw Valley State.
Finnerty’s two touchdown passes came four-and-a-half
minutes apart and provided the difference in a struggle
between two of the top defensive teams in Division II football. It wasn’t until nearly five minutes had elapsed in the
second quarter when the Lakers finally broke a scoreless
deadlock on a broken play.
Finnerty escaped the grasp of UND linebacker Zachariah
Babington-Johnson and found tight end Jeremy Cochrane wide open at the Sioux 10 and
Cochrane took it to the end zone untouched, giving the Lakers a 7-0 lead 4:22 into the second quarter.
GVSU hit paydirt again on their next possession, as Finnerty connected with wide receiver Antione Trent for a 26-yard touchdown and
a 14-0 lead with 6:08 remaining in the half.
The Sioux responded with their best drive of
the half, marching to the GVSU 38. But running back Brandon Brady was hit at the 35 by
linebacker Anthony Adams and the ball
popped right into the arms of Laker defensive
end Michael McFadden and GVSU took over
at midfield. The turnover helped the Lakers
preserve their 14-point lead heading into halftime.
The Lakers had an opportunity to add to the
lead on their first possession of the second
half, but Greene missed a 48-yard field goal
attempt wide left. Greene redeemed himself
on the following possession, however, nailing
a 50-yarder despite another low snap to give
the Lakers a 17-0 lead with 5:01 left in the
third quarter.
UND finally broke the shutout when Jeff Glas
capped a 15-play, 70-yard scoring drive with a
29-yard field goal, making it 17-3 with 10:05
left in the fourth quarter.
Needing a defensive stop, the Sioux defense
held on the next drive and the offense quickly
put together what appeared to be another scoring drive with under five minutes remaining,
but Reed Manke was sacked and lost the ball,
and GVSU’s Dan Skuta recovered at his own
38 with 4:13 showing in the clock.
Box Score
Score
UND
Grand Valley State
1 2
0 0
0 14
3
0
3
4
3
0
T
3
17
Scoring Summary
GVSU Cochrane 26 yd pass from Finnerty
(Greene kick)
GVSU Trent 26 yd pass from Finnerty
(Green kick)
GVSU Greene 50 yd field goal
Attendance: 5,429
Team Statistics
First Downs
Rushes-Yards
Passing Yards
Plays-Total Off.
Passing (C-A-I)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yds
Punts-Average
GVSU
23
33-64
268
77-332
26-44-0
3-3
7-85
7-36.7
UND
15
37-41
245
64-286
14-27-0
1-0
9-61
7-42.4
Rushing
UND Brady 11-47, Manke 17-36, Beatty 4-4,
Belmore 1-(-)6. GVSU Martin 16-27, Finnerty
13-12, Hukill 2-5, Garris 2-5, Langston 2-(-)6.
Passing
UND Manke 26-41-268, 0 TD, 0 INT, Belmore
0-3-0, 0 TD, 0 INT. GVSU Finnerty 14-26-245,
2 TD, 0 INT, Dock 0-1-0, 0 TD, 0 INT.
Receiving
UND Grossman 12-117, Dressler 7-60, Caufield
2-37, Groeschl 2-29, Mielke 2-12, Loegering 113. GVSU Langston 6-79, Fowler 5-75, Garris
1-39, Trent 1-26, Cochrane 1-26.
But the Sioux defense would not budge and
held once again, giving UND a final attempt to
pull to within seven. Manke marched the Sioux to the four-yard line, but was forced from the
game after an incompletion on second down. Chris Belmore came on in relief, but a sack and
an incompletion later another Sioux drive was snuffed out with just under two minutes left in
the game.
Kicker Jeff Glas, who graduated in 2005, set five Division II and 12
UND kicking records.
The Lakers marched into UND territory on the ensuing drive, but a low snap prevented GVSU
kicker Scott Greene from getting a 35-yard field goal attempt away and UND took over with
the game still scoreless.
Neither team was able to sustain any kind of scoring drive the rest of the quarter, one which
featured just three first downs and 94 combined yards of total offense.
Manke finished 26-of-41 for 268 yards, connecting with senior receiver Dan Grossman 12
times for 117 yards. Those 12 catches allowed Grossman to surpass Dan Graf as the team’s alltime receptions leader with 159. Brady finished as the game’s top rusher with 47 yards on 11
carries.
The Sioux held the Lakers, who had been averaging 225 rushing yards per game, to just 41
yards on 37 carries.
Notes: Anderson made four solo tackles (14 total), giving him 229 in his career, the fourthmost in Division II history ... Glas’ field goal gave him 420 career points, the second-highest
total by a kicker in college football history (all divisions). Glas set five Division II and 12 UND
records this season ... Sophomore receiver Weston Dressler set a UND single-season record
with 1,915 all-purpose yards. Former running back Shannon Burnell previously held the mark
of 1,861 yards, which he set in 1993.
UND’s three points were the fewest by a Sioux team since being shut out 35-0 at South
Dakota on Oct. 21, 1995. Yet the Sioux appeared to be in good shape to score first after a
strong defensive stand on the game’s opening possession, after 15-yard Grand Valley State
punt gave UND the ball on the Lakers’ 36-yard line. But UND running back Chris Beatty
coughed up the ball on the first play from scrimmage and GVSU’s Joe Ballard recovered.
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STRENGTH RECORDS
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2007 Leading Lifts by Position (March 2007)
Position
Quarterbacks
Bench Press
Danny Freund
305 pounds
Squat
Danny Freund
440 pounds
Power Clean
Danny Freund
285 pounds
Vertical Jump
Danny Freund
35.5 inches
40-Yard Dash
Ryan Konrath
4.60 seconds
Power Index
Danny Freund
5.18
Pro Test
Ryan Konrath
4.22
Offensive Line
David Koelln
325 pounds
Zach Keller
455 pounds
Troen/Schroyer
295 pounds
Creighton Schroyer
33.5 inches
Creighton Schroyer
4.96 seconds
Creighton Schroyer
4.28
M. Braegelmann
4.47
Tight Ends
Troy Ott
300 pounds
Blair Grover
375 pounds
Blair Grover
300 pounds
Blair Grover
33.5 inches
Blair Grover
4.73 seconds
Blair Grover
3.96
Blair Grover
4.32
Running Backs
Brandon Brady
315 pounds
Branden Dungy
365 pounds
Branden Dungy
265 pounds
Branden Dungy
34.5 inches
Ryan Chappell
4.42 seconds
Branden Dungy
4.97
Branden Dungy
4.25
Fullbacks
Marcus Tibesar
360 pounds
Marcus Tibesar
460 pounds
Marcus Tibesar
309 pounds
Marcus Tibesar
38.0 inches
Marcus Tibesar
4.85 seconds
Marcus Tibesar
4.89
Marcus Tibesar
4.27
Wide Receivers
Jake Caufield
320 pounds
Weston Dressler
430
Weston Dressler
339 pounds
Weston Dressler
36.5 inches
Weston Dressler
4.44 seconds
Weston Dressler
6.21
Weston Dressler
4.09
Defensive Ends
Mike Ebanks
375 pounds
Alex Cadwell
430 pounds
Ward DeMontigny Mike Ebanks
329 pounds
34.0 inches
Mike Ebanks
4.72 seconds
Mike Ebanks
4.71
Alex Cadwell
4.35
Noseguards
Nick Nolte
350 pounds
Nick Nolte
530 pounds
Nick Nolte
329 pounds
Nick Nolte
28.5 inches
Matt Bakke
5.06 seconds
Nick Nolte
4.44
Matt Bakke
4.66
Linebackers
Bodoh/Miller
320 pounds
Matt Bodoh
495 pounds
Matt Bodoh
358 pounds
Ross Cochran
38.5 inches
Ross Cochran
4.65 seconds
Bodoh/Cochran
4.99
Ross Cochran
4.03
Defensive Backs
Steven Battle
290 pounds
Brandon Jordan
380 pounds
Brandon Jordan
290 pounds
Donovan Alexander
37.5 inches
Donovan Alexander
4.44 seconds
Drake Otto
4.79
Drake Otto
4.03
Safeties
Bryson Janacek
300 pounds
Joel Schwenzfeier
400 pounds
Tyson Heiser
319 pounds
Joel Schwenzfeier
36.0 inches
Tyson Heiser
4.46 seconds
Tyson Heiser
5.27
Derek Malner
4.13
Specialists
Brent Halfmann
275 pounds
Brandon Hellevang
350 pounds
Brandon Hellevang Brandon Hellevang
275 pounds
33.5 inches
Bradon Hellevang
4.74 seconds
Brandon Hellevang
4.50
B. Hellevang
4.28
All-Time Record Board (Since 1990)
Position
Bench Press
Squat
Power Clean
Vertical Jump
Quarterbacks
Todd Kovash (‘90)
330 pounds
Clay Wagner (‘93)
445 pounds
Chris Belmore (‘05)
309 pounds
Lee Groeschl (‘05)
37 inches
Offensive Line
Jason Childs
455 pounds (‘91)
Mac Schneider (‘99)
605 pounds
Mike Crouse (‘01)
365 pounds
Creighton Schroyer (‘07)
33.5 inches
Tight Ends
Jim Kleinsasser (‘98)
420 pounds
John Schumacher (‘92) Jim Kleinsasser (‘98)
555 pounds
370 pounds
Running Backs
Shannon Burnell (‘92) Shannon Burnell (‘92)
365 pounds
600 pounds
Chad Faul (‘98)
365 pounds
Shad Thorstenson (‘00)
38 inches
Fullbacks
Todd Hambrecht (‘99) Neville Scarlett (‘91)
375 pounds
530 pounds
Trent Christensen (‘06)
353 pounds
Marcus Tibesar (‘07)
38 inches
Receivers
Jake Caufield (‘07)
320 pounds
Josh Ostby (‘93)
440 pounds
Weston Dressler (‘07)
339 pounds
Robbie Holmquist (‘99)
38 inches
Defensive Ends
Ben Dixon (‘01)
425 pounds
Brian Lynch (‘04)
545 pounds
Andy White (‘06)
353 pounds
Ben Dixon (‘01)
35.5 inches
Noseguards
Mark Callahan (‘96)
435 pounds
Scott Schultz (‘99)
725 pounds
Scott Schultz (‘99)
365 pounds
Adam Wolff (‘04)
35.5 inches
Linebackers
Ben Leingang (‘97)
400 pounds
Brian Hamlin (‘94)
625 pounds
Tony Hermes (‘04)
373 pounds
Ross Cochran (‘07)/Tony Hermes (‘04)
37.5 inches
Def. Backs
Mike Miller (‘00)
365 pounds
Jason Williams (‘93)
500 pounds
Jason Hoffschneider (‘06)
324 pounds
Donovan Alexander (‘05)
38 inches
Safeties
Mike O’Neil (‘01)
335 pounds
O’Neil (‘01)/Gagner (‘05)
470 pounds
Adam Stratton (‘03)
344 pounds
Adam Stratton (‘03)
38 inches
Specialists
Donny Kaiser (‘96)
315 pounds
485 pounds
315 pounds
Dan Hildebrandt (‘00)
34 inches
158
Travis Headley (‘00)
37.5 inches
Jason Childs
Jim
Kleinsasser
Donny Kaiser
FOOTBALL FACILITIES
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The weight room, located in Memorial Stadium, provides free weights and other conditioning equipment.
At the University of North Dakota, one program, functioning
behind the scenes, but which should not be taken lightly, is the strength
and conditioning program. The strength and conditioning program at
UND is among the finest in Division II and vital to the success of all
UND athletic teams. The strength and conditioning staff commits themselves to the development of size, strength, power, speed, agility, conditioning, and body composition of each student-athlete. The goal of the
strength staff is to develop the athlete and team to reach their maximum
potential throughout their career while staying injury free.
Nate Baukol, Director of Strength and Conditioning, oversees the
program and facilities. Baukol has two full-time assistant coaches and
two graduate assistant coaches to assist him. Together they direct and
monitor the training of over 500 athletes in 20 sports at UND. UND also
boasts some of the finest strength training facilities around. The facilities
include the Ralph Engelstad Arena weight room, the Memorial Stadium
weight room, and the Hyslop Sports Center weight room.
Training has become a year-round activity, with a student athlete
spending as much time on physical development as any other part of
their sport throughout the year. Student-athletes follow either off-season
or in-season programs, which are individualized specific to the athlete
and sport. Off-season programs are five days a week, summer months
included.
Each athlete receives a comprehensive summer training manual to
follow, given that a member of the strength staff won't be supervising
them. In-season programs are typically 45-minute sessions, two to three
days per week, supervised by the strength and conditioning staff.
The University of North Dakota’s football weight room and locker
room in Memorial Stadium offer Fighting Sioux football players outstanding facilities in which to train and prepare themselves to compete in
one of the toughest conferences in NCAA Division II football.
The weight training facility and equipment was provided with the
assistance of Jim and Joann McKay, UND Class of 1955 and John and
Brenda Miller, UND Class of 1980.
The Fighting Sioux have locker rooms in both Memorial
Stadium (right) and the Alerus Center (below). Each provides
locker room space for more than 100 players.
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2006 ENDOWMENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
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Loyd & Verna Amick Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior WR Thomas Loegering
This scholarship is awarded to an individual who displays
high character with solid academics and is a North Dakota
native. Loyd was a
UND letterwinner
guard for three years:
1935, 1936 & 1937.
He played with other
UND greats such as
Fritz Pollard and
Jack Mackenroth.
Together, they fueled
the Fighting Sioux to
conference champiVerna and Loyd Amick
onships two of
Amicks’ three varsity seasons. Amick was named to All
NCC team in 36 & 37 and received honorable mention in
35. Loyd was also the team captain his senior year.
Robb Berthiaume Memorial Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior S Tom DeSautel
This scholarship is presented annually to the defensive back
that has demonstrated a high level of achievement on the
field and in the classroom. Robb
Berthiaume’s caring nature, intellectual prowess and passionate enthusiasm
for sports were the hallmarks of this
young University of North Dakota
football player. A starter at corner as a
sophomore, Robb was an integral part
of the 1994 conference and Midwest
Region championship team. In addition to his on-field achievements,
Robb excelled in the classroom. A Robb Berthiaume
member of the UND Honors program,
Robb was a marketing and pre-law major who had a grade
point average above a 3.0. But it was his smile and personality that Robb was best known for. His ever-friendly and
enthusiastic attitude made him a joy to be around. Robb’s
promising life was tragically cut short in the fall of 1995.
The Robb Berthiaume Memorial Scholarship has been
established to honor Robb and the ideals he stood for.
Joe & Averille Bourne
Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior WR Lee Groeschl
This scholarship is specified for an
outstanding football player of good
character and academic performance.
Joe was a member of the 1930 and
‘31 conference championship teams.
The 1930 team was rated as one of
the top teams in the country, with the
only loss coming to the future nation160
Joe Bourne
al champions, Army. UND was the only team to score upon
the 1930 Army team. The 1930 team was later honored by
receiving an invitation to the White House.
Markus Bryant Memorial Scholarship Endowment
2006 recipient – Senior RB Chris Beatty
The recipient of this scholarship is chosen by the head football coach and coaching staff based upon teamwork, leadership, dedication, character and spirit.
The scholarship was established by
Markus’ parents, Deb Oatman and Joe
Bryant, to invest in the ongoing
growth and development of UND.
Markus Bryant was born in 1988 and
grew up in Grand Forks cheering for
the Fighting Sioux. He believed that
through teamwork, dedication and
spirit, each person can and will make
Markus Bryant
a difference. At the age of 12, Markus
was diagnosed with cancer. Throughout
his courageous battle with the disease, he never lost his positive attitude or his passion for sports. His story and outlook
on life intrigued and inspired many. He made such an
impression, he was invited to be the 12th member of the
2001 UND football team as its made its run at the national
championship. Markus passed away in 2002 after making a
lasting impression on many within the Fighting Sioux football program and all of UND athletics.
Fritz Falgren Memorial Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior OL John Bronson
This scholarship is awarded to an individual who displays
high character with solid academics and is either a North
Dakota or Minnesota resident. Fritz Falgren was a letterwinner of the UND football team from 1933 through 1935.
Fritz was an all-conference end in 1934 and 1935 and
served as team captain in 1935.
Ira Frendberg Award (Most Inspirational Player)
2006 recipient – Senior DE Jared Enger
Ira Frendberg was a 1910 graduate of the University of
North Dakota and a halfback on the Varsity football team.
Ira had great enthusiasm and a passion for life as well as a
great love for UND football. In the late 1970s Ira, well into
his 80's at the time, joined the UND football team once
again. He came out for practice sessions and participated in
drills and calisthenics. In appreciation of his interest, the
football squad established an award in 1978 in Frendberg's
name. At the time it was better known as the “Oil Can”
award and was given to a team member chosen by the squad
who has done the most to boost team spirit.
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Dale Greenlees Memorial Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior FB Trent Christensen
The recipient of this of scholarship must be of high character and
a strong contributor to the Fighting Sioux football team. In 1982,
Dale came to the University of North Dakota and began his college and football careers. He majored in computer science with an
emphasis in mathematics. He was a walk-on who wanted to play
for the love of the game. On the football team, he quickly became
respected by his teammates for his hard work and perseverance
and was known for his speed and strength. In 1985, Dale was
named to the North Central Conference All Academic Team and
received All-NCC honorable mention recognition. Dale began his
professional career as an information systems specialist for Altru
Health Systems in Grand Forks. He became a leader in his department for 10 years, guiding United Hospital through new technologies. In 1996, Dale accepted a position with Northwest Airlines
and quickly received the reputation as a computer genius for solving problems that were previously unsolvable. He is credited for
the design of a computer program that helped make air traffic
control considerably safer. In honor and recognition of all that
Dale Greenlees accomplished in his lifetime, athletically, academically, and professionally, family and friends established the
Dale Greenlees Football Scholarship Endowment.
Havig-Heen Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior LB Sam Schmitz
This scholarship is specified for an outstanding male athlete of
good character and academic performance. Henry Havig, born
near Cooperstown in 1908, was a respected local businessman
who became successful on the national level in clothing retail.
Henry eventually sold his business to Straus Clothing. Desiring to
provide for the future of UND student athletes, Henry and Lilah
Havig established the Havig-Heen Scholarship within the UND
Foundation.
John & Marcia Jarrett Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior S Michael Greenwood
Allocations from this endowment shall be used to provide scholarships to qualified student athletes on the UND football team.
John Jarrett, son of Glenn “Red” Jarrett,
played football at UND from 1958 to 1961.
John was a member of the 1958 NCC championship team. Upon graduation from UND,
John enrolled in med school and specialized
in plastic surgery. After years of practice
and research, John invented and perfected
what is now a standard method for reconstructive breast surgery. John’s accomplishments led to him to be recognized nationally and internationally in the medical field.
John Jarrett
Paul R. Kubesh Memorial Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior LB Dan Ullsperger
The Paul R. Kubesh Memorial Scholarship
is presented annually to the linebacker who
has accumulated the most defensive points
during the season. Ron Kubesh established
this endowment in honor of the memory of
his son, who died when he was in junior
high school. In 1954, Ron Kubesh received
1st team All-America honors both offensively and defensively. Ron was a 1st team
All-America as an offensive guard and 1st
team All-America as an inside linebacker.
Ron Kubesh
Ron was also a three-time All-Conference
player and was voted as the Most Valuable Player in the North
Central Conference in 1954. In 1979, Ron was elected into UND
Athletic Hall of Fame and in 1995, Ron was voted to the All
Century team at UND. The Paul R. Kubesh Scholarship is a combination of a father’s love for his son and the loyalty of an
Alumnus to his school.
Evan Lips Athletic Scholarship Award
2006 recipient – Senior TE/OL Will Kusler
Evan Lips was a letterwinner at UND in 1937, 1938 and 1939 in
both basketball and football. Evan began his football career at
UND as an offensive center but was moved to the quarterback
position during the ‘37 season. Evan received all-conference
quarterback honors for the ‘37, ‘38 and ‘39 seasons. Evan was
also a team captain in 1937. Evan passed away in 2005.
Dan Martinsen-Terry Kremeier Endowment
(Team Captains)
2006 recipients – Trent Christensen, Weston Dressler, Reed
Manke, Dan Ullsperger, Adam Wolff
The Dan Martinsen and Terry Kremeier Football Scholarship has
been established within the University of North Dakota
Foundation to recognize
the positive athletic and
academic
experience
Dan and Terry enjoyed
while they were studentathletes at UND and the
value that experience
brought to their lives.
Dan and Terry have
requested that the recipients of this scholarship Dan Martinsen (left) and Terry Kremeier
be members of the UND
(right) are pictured with former UND
football team who have
head coach Jerry Olson (center).
been recognized by their
fellow teammates for
their outstanding academic and leadership achievements by being
selected as captains of the team. Contributions to the Dan
Martinsen and Terry Kremeier Football Scholarship Endowment
can be made through the UND Foundation.
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Bill Ordway Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior WR Martin Tatom
This scholarship is awarded annually to a UND student athlete who is uncommon in unselfish dedication to the success of the team. Allen William “Bill” Ordway grew up in
Mandan, N.D., and graduated from Mandan High School in
1935. He enrolled at UND and became an outstanding athlete with the UND football team. Bill was also a “Stadium
Rat” and lived in Memorial Stadium his first two years at
UND. After UND, Bill played professional football for the
Philadelphia Eagles, the Wilmington Clippers and the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
William Lloyd “Boots” Richmond Sr.
Athletic Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior QB Chris Belmore
In 1929, William “Boots” Richmond hitchhiked to Grand
Forks from Watertown, S.D., to enroll at UND. He received
his nickname from the Grand Forks Herald because of his
abilities as a punter and kicker. Boots was a member of the
NCC conference championship teams of 1929, 1930 and
1931 and earned all-conference honors all three seasons. In
1931, he received the Most Valuable Player in the NCC and
led the nation in scoring. In 1971, Boots was inducted into
the UND Athletic Hall of Fame.
Dewey Sundby Memorial Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior DL Jared Enger
The scholarship is awarded to a
defensive lineman who has demonstrated excellence in the classroom
and on the field. A native of
Columbus, N.D., Dewayne “Dewey”
Sundby was an assistant coach at the
University of North Dakota from
1959 to 1965. Prior to his time at
UND, Dewey had several head
coaching experiences in Minnesota
high school football, and he develDewey Sundby
oped the reputation of having excellent athletic teams as well as outstanding student-athletes.
During his time at UND, the Fighting Sioux compiled a 3119-2 record and won the North Central Conference title in
1964. A certified flight instructor, Dewey left coaching in
the spring of 1965 to begin a successful career as a commercial airline pilot with United Airlines. Those who played for
Dewey at UND remember his devotion to the game and to
the players. His spirit and enthusiasm towards athletics and
positively influence on student-athletes will always be
remembered. The Dewayne “Dewey” Sundby Athletic
Endowment has been established anonymously by a former
UND football player.
Todd Thomas Memorial Endowment/HOG Fund
2006 recipient – Sophomore OL Mitch Braegelmann
The Todd Thomas Memorial
Endowment/HOG Fund was established by the UND Foundation to
honor Todd, who passed away in
2000 at the age of 40, and to keep his
legacy of excellence alive. Originally
set up as a memorial scholarship in
2000, the award was modified in
2003 as a way to support the priority
needs of the UND offensive line (the
“Hogs”). Each year’s support gift is
Todd Thomas
chosen by the award winner, the
UND offensive linemen and offensive line coach. In support of this
endowment, former Sioux lineman
Jay Hilbert (1977-82) has helped
form a HOG Executive Committee
with more than 20 members to help
in enhancing this endowment. Todd
Thomas left his mark at UND as an
outstanding athlete and an excellent
student. Todd was an all-conference
Jay Hilbert
offensive tackle and graduated with
cum laude honors in chemical engineering. Todd was drafted in the fifth round of the 1981
NFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. After playing four
years in the NFL and the USFL, Todd fell back on his engineering degree. Todd eventually became the holder of
seven patents and was considered a worldwide expert in
under-balanced drilling techniques, which helped revolutionize underground oil and gas recovery.
David Williamson “Little Big Man” Scholarship
2006 recipient – Senior QB Reed Manke
David and Gay Williamson have remained close to their
alma mater during their many relocations, travels and busy family schedules. The Little Big Man Football
Scholarship Endowment wa established to give back to the team that
meant so much to David and to recognize a player whose determination and
attitude, not size, gave him a large
presence on the team. David was the
“little guy with the big heart who
played BIG.” This scholarship honors
Dave Williamson
others with that tremendous characteristic. Contributions to this endowment
may be made through the UND Foundation.
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NATIONAL ALUMNI FOOTBALL COMMITTEE
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1972 Football Team Scholarship
First Scholarship was awarded in 2005
This scholarship was established in 2004 by
the 1972 team, which won the NCC championship and Camellia Bowl. The 1972 team
was inducted into the UND Athletic Hall of
Fame in 2003. The endowment was set up to
build support for the Fighting Sioux football
program in perpetuity by developing this
scholarship award and to be leaders in inspiring other UND football lettermen and teams
John Miklesh
to build support for the program.
NATIONAL ALUMNI FOOTBALL
COMMITTEE FORMED IN 2002
The University of North Dakota established a National Alumni
Football Committee in 2002 for the purpose of building and
maintaining the strong tradition of excellence in the UND football
program. Specifically, the committee was organized to:
* Improve communication between UND football lettermen and their teammates, and with the current Fighting
Sioux football team and coaching staff
* Improve involvement with our UND football lettermen
in the current UND program and Alumni lettermen
events, activities and projects.
* Improve support by our UND football lettermen for
our current program through annual contributions or
through endowments or planned gifts to directly
support the UND football program.
ACTIVITIES
Bill Blake
Frank Landy
Doug Schindler
1972 Tri-Captains
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UND NATIONAL ALUMNI
FOOTBALL COMMITTEE
“To improve the communication, involvement and support
between our football lettermen and the current football program, coaches and student-athletes.”
NATIONAL CHAIRPERSON
Dan Martinsen (1969-71)
BOARD MEMBERS
Rob Bollinger (1977-78)
Dale Lian (1976-78)
Charlie Bridgeford (1973-74) Dan Martinsen (1969-71)
Lowell Schweigert (1976-77)
Robert Enebak (1960-62)
Bruce Smith (1967-69)
Dave Williamson (1968-69)
Gary Frederickson (1969-70)
Charlie Kankel (1959-61)
Mike Kuntz (1991, 1993)
Kurt Lamp (1985-88)
Dale Lennon (1980, 1982-83)
PLANNED FOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN
Since being established, the National Alumni Football Committee
has initiated a number of projects, including:
* Annual football lettermen’s golf scramble at The
Legends golf course in Prior Lake, Minn.
* Annual Alumni Football Committee meetings at
Homecoming and at the Detroit Lakes Siouxper Swing
golf scramble
* Creation of the alumni football website
(www.undalumni.org / under letterwinners)
* E-mail blasts from the UND coaching staff and the
committee leadership networking with each era of
Fighting Sioux football alumni to develop involvement
and support team reunions during Homecoming and
Hall of Fame induction weekend (50 years, 25 years,
etc.)
CONTACT
INFORMATION
To get more information, get involved with the UND National
Alumni Football Committee, and to begin receiving email communication from UND coaches, please contact:
Steve Brekke
Director, Athletic Development
UND Athletics
Hyslop Sports Center Room 120
2751 2nd Ave. N. Stop 9013
Grand Forks, N.D. 58202
(701) 777-6426
[email protected]
For more information, visit www.undalumni.org
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As successful as the Fighting Sioux football
program has been on the field, that success has
been matched – if not surpassed – by the proficiency of UND student-athletes in the classroom.
Upon completion of the
2006 football season, senior
defensive
back
Michael Greenwood, a
biology major, was named
the NCC Male ScholarAthlete of the Year and
was named to the ESPN
the Magazine Academic
All-America first team,
Michael Greenwood where he was joined by
teammate
Weston
Dressler. UND was the only team in Division
II with two student-athletes named to the first
team.
The Sioux also placed an impressive 29 student-athletes
on
the
2006
NCC
Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll and had
five representatives on the Academic All-NCC
team.
In 2005, seniors Digger Anderson, Danny
Gagner and Jeff Glas were named to the
ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America
football team. Glas earned first team honors
while Anderson and Gagner were named to the
second team. UND was one of three teams to
have as many as three student-athletes named
to the team.
demonstrates leadership through participation
in university and extra-curricular activities
and/or community service.
In 2004, offensive lineman Matt Buisker
received a summer research fellowship from
the NASA North Dakota Space Grant
Consortium.
Two UND footballers won very prestigious
postgraduate scholarships in 2002, continuing
the tradition of UND success in the classroom.
Kelby Klosterman, a
former standout quarterback for the Sioux,
earned the NCAA postgraduate
scholarship.
Klosterman, who haf a
3.74 GPA as an exercise
science and physical education
major,
was
Academic All-NCC as a
junior and senior and in Kelby Klosterman
2002 was named to the
Verizon Academic All-District VII second
team. He is a two-time winner of the Sioux
Service Award.
Mac Schneider, a former starting center, won
the
prestigious
NCAA Walter
Byers
Postgraduate Scholarship. A Byers scholar is
recognized as an individual who has combined
the best elements of mind and body to achieve
national distinction for his or her achievements, and who promises to be a future leader
in his or her chosen field.
UND placed a region-high five student-athletes
on the 2005 ESPN the Magazine Academic
All-District VII College Division team, including first teamers Anderson, Gagner and Glas.
Junior fullback Trent Christensen and junior
defensive back Michael Greenwood earned
second team honors.
Grimes capped his senior season in 1999 by
being named UND’s third Burger King Scholar
Athlete. He was also named a National Football
Foundation Scholar Athlete and was chosen to
the NCC all-academic, CoSIDA academic alldistrict and CoSIDA academic All-American
teams.
The academic success has
not been just recent news.
Kurt Otto became the
football program’s first
GTE Academic AllAmerican in 1987 and he
added an NCAA postgraduate scholarship later
that year. Matt Gulseth
achieved both of those
honors the next year.
Kurt Otto
In 1992, Tim Gelinske was a first-team academic All-American, received an NCAA postgraduate scholarship and was the school’s initial National Football Foundation and College
Hall of Fame National Scholar-Athlete.
Chris Schrantz was named the school’s second Burger King Scholar-Athlete in 1997 in
addition to twice being named to the all-NCC
academic team.
The academic success demonstrated by the
football team is shared by all UND athletic
teams.
Gagner was also among the seven men’s student-athletes named Honor Athletes for the
2005-06 academic year by the NCC. Each conference school selected its top student-athlete
on the basis of academic performance, athletic
ability and performance and leadership in campus and community activities.
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The academic standard set by UND athletes is
exemplified by athletes such as Schneider and
Klosterman in addition to former student-athletes such as Brent Grimes.
Tim Tibesar would later pull off the trifecta in
1996 in addition to being the first member of
the Fighting Sioux to be named a Burger King
Scholar-Athlete.
UND also placed a league-high nine studentathletes on the Academic All-NCC squad and a
league-high 25 student-athletes on the NCC
Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
Additionally, freshman receiver Brady
Trenbeath was named the 2006 recipient of
the University of North Dakota’s prestigious
Thomas J. Clifford Freshman Award as the student who during his freshman year best exemplifies the highest academic standards and
The student-athletes are chosen in recognition
of outstanding academic achievement and
potential for success in postgraduate study in
his or her planned career. After serving as the
press secretary for North Dakota Congressman
Earl Pomeroy, Schneider is currently attending
law school at Georgetown University.
During the 2001-2002 academic year, studentathletes earned a school-record five Verizon
Academic All-American honors, a total that
tied for 15th nationally across all
NCAADivisions (I, II and III).
Mac Schneider
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Academic All-NCC
1974 Charlie Bridgeford, DL
Brian Grover, RB
Marvin Messner, DL
1975 Brian Grover, RB
Bryan Klipfel, OL
Fred Slone, DB
1976 Dale Lain, DL
Lowell Schweigert, QB
Fred Slone, DB
Steve Smit, DB
1977 Paul Davis, OL
Brad Gador, DB
Tom Gallogly, DB
Fred Slone, DB
Pat Wacker, WR
1978 Paul Franzmeier, DL
Jim Gibson, RB
Mike Johnson, LB
Doug Moen, OL
Gary Pietroszewski, RB
Todd Thomas, OL
1980 Andy Dahlen, LB
Paul Franzmeier, DL
Doug Moen, OL
Todd Thomas, OL
1981 Paul Franzmeier, DL
John McGurran, OL
1982 Glen Kucera, WR
John McGurran, OL
1983 Jim Hatterman, OL
Glen Kucera, WR
Tony Mazzu, RB
Tim Tinius, DL
Mark Turgeon, DL
1984 Dale Greenlees, LB
Doug Johnson, DB
Glen Kucera, WR
Jim Hatterman, OL
Paul Holmquist, DL
John Ulmer, DL
1985 Dale Greenlees, LB
Paul Holmquist, DL
Doug Johnson, DB
Kurt Otto, QB
Scott Robson, OL
Lee Topic, DL
1986 Rusty Ekness, WR
1987 Chuck Clairmont, OL
Tom DeMars, RB
Rusty Ekness, WR
Kurt Otto, QB
1988 Chuck Clairmont, OL
Rusty Ekness, WR
1989 Lee Labine, DB
1990 Rod Borowicz, DL
Mark Ewen, LB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Bill Riviere, C
Cory Solberg, K
1991 Mark Ewen, LB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Bill Riviere, C
1992 Brent Denoma, OL
Mark Ewen, LB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Pat Murtha, LB
1993 Darcey Dahlem, K
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Brian Hamlin, LB
Aaron Schramm, OL
Erik Swenson, OL
Tim Tibesar, LB
Tim Tibesar, LB
Tim Tibesar, LB
Vyrn Muir, DB
Tim Prinsen, OL
Chris Schrantz, DB
Tim Tibesar, LB
Brant Grimes, DB
Kevin Klancher, QB
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Chris Schrantz, DB
Wes Atkinson, LB
Brant Grimes, DB
Greg Lotysz, OL
Marcus McKenzie, OL
Wes Atkinson, LB
Brant Grimes, DB
Glen Matthews, DL
Tony Stein, QB
Ryan Goven, LB
Dan Hildebrandt, P
Travis O’Neel, LB
Jed Perkerewicz, RB
Scott Schultz, DL
Mike Bryant, OL
Dave Butler, OL
Adam Dehnicke, LB
Eric Halverson, DL
Josh Kotelnicki, LB
Travis O’Neel, LB
Mike O’Neil, DB
Jed Perkerewicz, RB
Luke Schleusner, WR
Mac Schneider, OL
Dustin Thornburg, DB
Jesse Ahlers, WR
Eric Halverson, DL
Tom Irvin, LB
Mac Schneider, OL
Dustin Thorburg, DL
Jesse Ahlers, WR
Digger Anderson, LB
Ryan Grant, OL
Jeff Momerak, DL
Digger Anderson, LB
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Ryan Manke, DB
Troy Newhouse, DL
Jake Nordick, LB
David Wisthoff, FB
Digger Anderson, LB
Chris Belmore, QB
Matt Buisker, OL
Tyler Dahlen, LB
Weston Dressler, WR
Danny Gagner, DB
Jeff Glas, K
Will Kusler, OL
Tyler Storhaug, OL
Mitch Braegelmann, OL
Trent Christensen, FB
Weston Dressler, WR
Michael Greenwood, DB
Reed Manke, QB
ACADEMIC HONORS
1987
1988
1992
1996
1998
1999
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
1982
1985
1987
1988
1992
1996
1996
2003
ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA
Academic All-Americans
(Sponsored by GTE prior to 2000)
Kurt Otto, QB, 1st Team
Matt Gulseth, DB, 1st Team
Chuck Clairmont, OL, 1st Team
Rusty Ekness, TE, 2nd Team
Mark Ewen, LB, 1st Team
Tim Gelinske, WR, 1st Team
Tim Tibesar, LB, 1st Team
Marcus McKenzie, OL, 2nd Team
Brant Grimes, DB, 2nd Team
Mac Schneider, OL, 2nd Team
Mac Schneider, OL, 1st Team
Jesse Ahlers, WR, 2nd Team
Jeff Glas, K, 1st Team
Digger Anderson, LB, 2nd Team
Danny Gagner, DB, 2nd Team
Weston Dressler, WR, 1st Team
Michael Greenwood, DB, 1st Team
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships
Paul Franzmeier, LB
Glen Kucera, TE
Kurt Otto, QB
Matt Gulseth, DB
Tim Gelinske, WR
Tim Tibesar, LB
Tom Langer, RB
National Football Foundation and College Hall
of Fame National Scholar-Athlete
1992 Tim Gelinske
1996 Tim Tibesar
1999 Brant Grimes
2002 Kelby Klosterman
Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award
1992 Tim Gelinske
Harry S. Truman Postgraduate Scholarship Award
1992 Mark Ewen
2001 Mac Schneider
NCAA Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship
2002 Mac Schneider
NCC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year
2006-07 Michael Greenwood
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UND SUMMER YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMPS
Each summer historical Memorial Stadium on the campus of the University
of North Dakota is the site of several summer youth football camps, which
are among the most highly regarded such camps in the nation.
Each camp features hands-on instruction from the UND coaching staff and
players, allowing aspiring young football players to hone a variety of skills.
More than 40 former camp participants went on to play football for the
Fighting Sioux in 2006 and 2007.
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CAMPS
SPEND
YOUR SUMMER WITH THE FIGHTING SIOUX!
For more information contact UND assistant coach Tim Belmore at 701-777-4193 or [email protected].
Information is also available online at www.fightingsioux.com.
ELITE CAMP
This semi-contact camp for players entering grades 9-12 features personalized instruction from UND coaches and focuses
on each player’s skill improvement. Each position conducts an
individual position camp with an emphasis on all skills and
fundamentals. The value of conditioning and proper weight lifting techniques are also stressed.
Campers have the option of being a commuter or a resident
camper with full room and board and each will receive a camp
t-shirt, certificate the chance to win other prizes.
7-on-7 PASSING CAMP
For nearly 20 years the UND football program has conducted
this popular team passing tournament, the first of its kind in the
region. Teams are guaranteed three games during this one-day
event, which is available to players entering grades 9-12. Each
camper receives a camp t-shirt and trophies and certificates are
awarded to the winners.
JUNIOR HIGH CAMP
This two-day camp allows players entering grades six and
seven learn the game of football and have fun while doing it.
Campers will develop skills including passing, catching, punting, tackling, kicking and blocking. Each participant will
receive a free camp t-shirt.
YOUTH CAMP
This non-contact camp focusing on fundamentals is available to
players entering grades 3-5. The two-day evening camp will
emphasize skill development including passing, catching, punting, kicking, tackling and blocking and campers will participate
in a variety of football games. No equipment needed and each
camper will receive a free camp t-shirt.
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UND football would like
to thank Coca-Cola,
Leevers and Rydell for their
support of the
2007 UND Summer
Football Camps!
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2007 HALL OF FAME
2007 UND ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES INCLUDE
LINEBACKER ANDY DAHLEN & THE 1979 FOOTBALL TEAM
The 1979 University of North Dakota Football Team
The 2007 UND Athletic Hall of Fame inductions include one of
the great football teams in UND history – the 1979 Fighting Sioux
squad. The 1979 team becomes the eighth UND football team to
be inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame, joining the 1928,
1930, 1958, 1964, 1966, 1972 and 1975 squads among the 22
UND athletic teams in the Hall of Fame.
Former Sioux linebacker Andy Dahlen will be the newest individual football inductee. He will be the 96th former UND football
player or coach to be inducted. Dahlen and the 1979 team will be
inducted on Sept. 15, 2007, during a Hall of Fame banquet at the
Alerus Center in Grand Forks, N.D.
1979 FOOTBALL TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
*Voelker, Muckenhirn and Friederichs were named to the AllNCC first team, and were joined by punter Tom Biolo, linebacker
Andy Dahlen, center Doug Moen, guard Mark Soderquist and
offensive tackle Todd Thomas.
*Markham, Muckenhirn, Dave Jensen and Terry Kadrmas
served as team captains.
*Muckenhirn, Thomas, Friederichs, Dahlen, Voelker, Biolo and
defensive back Jeff Compton were all named to UND’s AllCentury football team in 1994.
*Markham would be drafted by Kansas City in the 11th round
(287th overall) of the NFL draft following the season. The Chiefs
would select Thomas the following year in the fifth round (124th
overall).
*Under the directon of head coach Gene Murphy, the 1979
Fighting Sioux went 10-2 to capture a share of the North Central
Conference championship, the 16th in program history. Along the
way, UND captured the Nickel Trophy with a 14-7 win at North
Dakota State, as well as the Sitting Bull Trophy with a 23-22
Homecoming win over South Dakota.
*Two freshman on the 1979 team, running back Milson Jones
and defensive lineman Stan Mikawos, would go on to enjoy
lengthy careers in the Canadian Football League.
*The Fighting Sioux defense recorded four shutouts – all in the
first five games of the season – setting a modern-day team record
that still stands.
*Team members already inducted into the UND Athletic Hall of
Fame as individuals include: Muckenhirn (1986), Jones (1996)
and Thomas (2000).
*UND’s season ended with a 35-15 loss at fifth-ranked
Mississippi College in the first round of the NCAA playoffs in
Jackson, Miss.
*Free safety Mike Voelker and tight end Paul Muckenhirn were
each named to the Associated Press All-America first team, while
defensive end Joe Friederichs was tabbed an honorable mention.
Defensive tackle Dale Markham was named a first team AllAmerican by Pepsi-Mizlou.
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ANDY DAHLEN
LINEBACKER, 1977-80
One of the trademarks of Figthing
Sioux football is the long line of standout linebackers who have donned the
Kelly Green and White. One of the
greatest to ever play the position at
UND is 2007 Hall of Fame inductee
Andy Dahlen.
A four-year letterwinner from 1977-80, Dahlen graduated
as UND’s all-time leader in solo tackles, assisted tackles
and total tackles and his 182 career regular season tackles
stand as a team record today. In fact, Dahlen led UND in
tackles in each of his last three seasons.
As a junior, Dahlen anchored a defense that recorded a
school-record four shutouts and won a North Central
Conference championship in 1979, a season in which he set
UND single-season records for solo tackles (54) and total
tackles (140). Dahlen was named to the All-NCC first team
following the 1979 season.
In 1980, his senior season, Dahlen was named one of four
team captains and enjoyed another standout season, highlighted by being named an All-America honorable mention
by the Associated Press. Dahlen once again led the team in
solo tackles (48) and total tackles (114) and was named to
his second consecutive All-NCC first team.
2007 UND Athletic Hall of Fame inductee Andy Dahlen
A standout in the classroom as well, Dahlen was also
named to the Academic All-NCC team as a senior.
In 1994 Dahlen was one of six linebackers named to
UND’s All-Century Football Team.
Dahlen’s contributions to Fighting Sioux football, however,
did not end with his graduation. Dahlen’s son, Andy, would
grow up to play for UND as a standout linebacker from
2002-05, earning first team All-NCC honors as a senior.
A dual inductee to UND’s Athletic Hall of Fame this year,
Andy Dahlen will also be enshrined with his 1979 teammates in the team category.
ANDY DAHLEN’S CAREER STATISTICS
Year
1977
1978
1979
1980
Totals
Gp Solo Asst. Total
11
35
34
69
10
45
44
99
12
68
72
140
10
48
66
114
43 196
216
412
Bold indicates led the team
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Int PBU RF
3
2
1
4
2
0
1
4
3
1
1
2
9
9
6
BK Sack
1
0.0
1
2.0
0
3.0
0
1.0
2
6.0
Other individuals going into the Hall of Fame in 2007
include Laurie Bakke (Basketball, 1978-82), Jim
Goodrich (Basketball, 1973-76) and Margie Hutson
(Track & Field, 1981-84). The 1981-82 men’s basketball
team and the 1988-89 women’s swimming & diving team
will also be inducted in the team category.
For information on attending Hall of Fame activities,
contact the UND alumni office at (701) 777-2611.
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UND Athletic
Hall of Fame
Errol D. Mann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1965-66)
Jerry D. Olson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB coach 1968-77)
*Harold R. Tait . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; BB 1932-35)
*Halvor A. Tvedten. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1928-29)
The University of North Dakota instituted an
athletic Hall of Fame in 1975, with eight individuals being inducted that year.
Following is a list of UND athletic hall of
famers who played or coached football for the
Sioux (* indicates deceased):
Spring 1982 Inductees
*William E. “Dutch” Leidholdt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . (FB 1932, 34, 36; H 1932-33; Tr 1935-37)
Eugene A. “Gene” Revell . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1930-32)
1975 Inductees
*Edmund W. Boe. . . . . . . . . . . (BB; FB; Tr 1923-27)
*Joseph J. Flanagan . . . . . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1895-01)
*Glenn L. “Red” Jarrett . . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1927-30)
Frederick D. “Fritz” Pollard . . . . . . . . . (FB 1936-38)
*Charles A. “Jack” West . . . . (AD; FB coach 1925-44)
1976 Inductees
Evan E. Lips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1937-39)
*Henry R. “Caesar” Murphy . . . . . (FB; BB 1913-17)
*Steven M. Myhra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1955-57)
1977 Inductees
Donald J. Augustin. . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; BB 1952-56)
*Fred N. “Nip” Felber . . . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1929-32)
*Arthur F. Malo Sr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1930-32)
*Theodore R. Meinhover . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1930-33)
David V. Osborn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1962-64)
*W. Lloyde “Boots” Richmond . . . . . . (FB 1929-31)
Richard R. Ryan. . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1951-54)
*John J. Burma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1929-31)
*Charles E. Gainor . . . . . . . . . (FB; Box; Tr 1936-38)
*Stuart MacMillan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1927-29)
*Grant N. “Bub” Nelson . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1922-24)
*Walter Dobler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . (FB 1939-41; Tr 1940-42; BB 1941-42)
Richard G. Koppenhaver . (FB 1950-52; BB 1950-51)
*Curt C. Schave . . . . . (FB; BB 1928-31; Tr 1929-32)
Fall 1979 Inductees
*Dudley D. “Dude” Draxton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . (BB 1942-43, 46-48; FB 1947; Tr 1942, 47)
*Horace W. (Hoss) Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1936-38; BB; Tr 1936-39)
Ronald J. Kubesh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1952-54)
*Vern L. DuChene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1929-31; BB 1929-32; Tr 1930)
Fall 1980 Inductees
*Loyd M. Amick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1935-37)
*Gordon F. “Boomer” Dablow . . . . (FB; BB 1930-33)
Mark B. Foss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1948-50)
*Donald A. Loepp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1942; 46-47)
*William J. Mjogdalen . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1928-31)
Fall 1981 Inductees
*Raymond A. Bostrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1942; 1946-47; H 1946-47)
Fall 1982 Inductees
Francis A. “Fran” Breidenbach . . . . . . . (FB 1950-51)
Lloyd D. “Boom” Hallada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . (FB 1948-51; Tr 1951-52; Box 1949)
*Michael J. Brenkus . . . . . (FB 1937-39; Tr 1939-40)
J. Gordon Caldis. . . (FB 1939-41; BB 1940; Tr 1941)
July 15, 1983 (Sioux Rendezvous Inductees)
Ralph L. Pierce . . . . . . . . . (FB 1931-33; Tr 1932-34)
*Frank A. Zazula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . (FB coach 1946-59; Tr & CC coach 1956-82)
Fall 1983 Inductees
Roger F. Bonk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1964-66)
Corey A. Colehour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1964-66)
*Martin Gainor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1934-36)
*Irv Kupcinet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1933-34)
*David L. “Butch” Lince . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . (FB 1963-65; BB 1963-66; Tr 1964-66)
Ronald C. Thompson . . . . . . . (Tr 1952-53; FB 1951)
Summer 1984 Inductees
David Fennell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-73)
James E. Jarrett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1957-59)
*Norman E. Leafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB, BB 1938-40)
*Wallace D. Olson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1940-42, 46)
Alford K. Simpson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1939-41)
Donald Gulseth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1962-64)
*James C. Hester. . . . . . . . . . (BB 1965-67; FB 1966)
Neil E. Reuter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1961-63)
1991 Inductees
DeWayne “Dewey” King. . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1945-48)
Peter V. Porinsh . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB, TR 1962-64, 66)
1992 Inductees
Donald D. Miller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. (FB 1954-55; Tr 1955-56; Base 1956; BB 1955)
Fall 1993 Inductees
Jerry Jacobs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1962-64)
Ron Kavadas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1952-55)
1994 Inductees
Bill Leifur. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (BB, FB, Tr 1959-62)
1995 Inductees
Don Stueve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB, Base 1957-60)
1996 Inductees
Milson Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1979-81)
Fall 1997 Inductees
Dale Kasowski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1972-75)
Bill Predovich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1966-68)
Fall 1998 Inductees
Don McLean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1968-70)
Fall 1999 Inductees
Paul Muckenhirn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1976-79)
Gene Murphy. . . . . (FB 1960-62; FB coach 1978-79)
Fall 2000 Inductees
*Todd Thomas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1977-80)
David Williamson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1968-69)
Fall 1984 Inductees
John A. Anderson . . . . . . . (FB 1953-54; BB 1952-55)
*Fritz O. Falgren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1933-35)
Fall 2001 Inductees
Norm McGee. (Tr 1985, 1987-89; FB 1984, 1986-88)
Lawrence “Lawrie” Skolrood . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-73)
1985 Inductees
James M. LeClair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-71)
*Jack D. Mackenroth . . . . . . . . . . . (FB, Wr 1936-37)
Fall 2002 Inductees
Ralph Nienas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB/Tr 1948-51)
1930 Football Team
1966 Football Team
1986 Inductees
Dan Martinsen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1969-71)
1987 Inductees
Frank Landy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-72)
*Nathan Putchat . . . . . . (FB, Wr student co 1936-37)
1988 Inductees
Marvin “Whitey” Helling . . . . . . . . . (FB co 1957-67)
*Jack W. West. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1936-38)
1989 Inductees
Jay S. Gustafson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-73)
Ron R. “Magic” Gustafson . . . (FB 1971-74; Tr 1972)
Donald W. “Jug” Juelke . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1947-49)
1990 Inductees
Michael J. Deutsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-72)
William J. Deutsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1973-76)
*Maurice R. Gehrke . . . . . . . (FB 1932-34; Box 1934)
Fall 2003 Inductees
Bruce Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1965-67, Tr 1970)
1928 Football Team
1972 Football Team
Fall 2004 Inductees
Dean Witkowski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1987-90)
1958 Football Team
Fall 2005 Inductees
Bryan Klipfel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1974-75)
1975 Football Team
Fall 2006 Inductees
Pat Beaty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1985-88)
1964 Football Team
Fall 2007 Inductees
Andy Dahlen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1977-80)
1979 Football Team
171
HALL OF FAME
Alphabetical-by-decade
list of UND Football
Hall of Famers
(Year inducted in parentheses)
1890s and 1900s
*Flanagan, Joseph J. (‘75) . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1895-01)
1910s
*Murphy, Henry R. (Caesar) (‘76). (FB; BB 1913-17)
1920s
1928 Football Team (‘03)
*Boe, Edmund W. (‘75). . . . . . (BB; FB; Tr 1923-27)
*Jarrett, Glenn L. “Red” (‘75) . (FB; BB; Tr 1927-30)
*MacMillan, Stuart (‘78). . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1927-29)
*Nelson, Grant N. “Bub” (‘78) . . . . (FB; Tr 1922-24)
*Tvedten, Halvor A. (‘81). . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1928-29)
1930s
*Amick, Loyd M. (‘80). . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1935-37)
*Brenkus, Michael J. (‘83) (FB 1937-39; Tr 1939-40)
*Burma, John J. (‘78) . . . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1929-31)
*Dablow, Gordon F. “Boomer” (‘80) . (FB; BB 1930-33)
*DuChene, Vern L. (‘80) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1929-31; BB 1929-32; Tr 1930)
*Falgren, Fritz O. (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1933-35)
*Felber, Fred N. “Nip” (‘77) . . (FB; BB; Tr 1929-32)
*Gainor, Charles E. (‘78) . . . . (FB; Box; Tr 1936-38)
*Gainor, Martin (‘83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1934-36)
*Gehrke, Maurice R. (‘90) . . (FB 1932-34; Box 1934)
*Johnson, Horace W. “Hoss” (‘79). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1936-38; BB; Tr 1936-39)
*Kupcinet, Irv (‘83). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1933-34)
*Leafe, Norman E. (‘84) . . . . . . . . (FB, BB 1938-40)
*Leidholdt, William E. “Dutch” (‘82) . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . (FB 1932, 34, 36; H 1932-33; Tr 1935-37)
*Lips, Evan E. (‘76) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1937-39)
*Mackenroth, Jack D. (‘85) . . . . . . (FB, Wr 1936-37)
*Malo, Arthur F. Sr. (‘77) . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1930-32)
*Meinhover, Theodore R. (‘77) (FB; BB; Tr 1930-33)
*Mjogdalen, William J. (‘81) . . . . . . . . (FB 1928-31)
Pierce, Ralph L. (‘83) . . . . (FB 1931-33; Tr 1932-34)
*Pollard, Frederick D. “Fritz” (‘75) . . . (FB 1936-38)
*Putchat, Nathan (‘87) . (FB, Wr student co 1936-37)
*Revell, Eugene A. “Gene” (‘82) . . . . . (FB 1930-32)
*Richmond, W. Lloyde “Boots” (‘77) . (FB 1929-31)
*Schave, Curt C. (‘79) . . (FB; BB 1928-31; Tr 1929-32)
*Tait, Harold R. (‘81) . . . . . . . . . . (FB; BB 1932-35)
*West, Charles A. “Jack” (‘75) . (AD; FB coach 1925-44)
*West, Jack W. (‘88). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1936-38)
172
1940s
1970s
*Bostrom, Raymond A. (‘81) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1942; 1946-47; H 1946-47)
Caldis, J. Gordon (‘83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1939-41; BB 1940; Tr 1941)
*Dobler, Walter (‘79) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . (FB 1939-41; Tr 1940-42; BB 1941-42)
*Draxton, Dudley D. “Dude” (‘79). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . (BB 1942-43, 46-48; FB 1947; Tr 1942, 47)
Foss, Mark B. (‘80) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1948-50)
Hallada, Lloyd D. “Boom” (‘82) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . (FB 1948-51; Tr 1951-52; Box 1949)
Juelke, Donald W. “Jug” (‘89) . . . . . . . (FB 1947-49)
King, DeWayne “Dewey” (‘91). . . . . . . (FB 1945-48)
*Loepp, Donald A. (‘80) . . . . . . . . . (FB 1942; 46-47)
*Olson, Wallace D. (‘84). . . . . . . . . (FB 1940-42, 46)
Simpson, Alford K. (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1939-41)
Dahlen, Andy (‘07) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1977-80)
Deutsch, Michael J. (‘90) . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-72)
Deutsch, William J. (‘90) . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1973-76)
Fennell, David (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-73)
Gustafson, Jay S. (‘89) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-73)
Gustafson, Ron R. “Magic” (‘89) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1971-74; Tr 1972)
Kasowski, Dale (‘97). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1972-75)
Klipfel , Bryan (‘05) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1974-75)
Landy, Frank (‘87) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-72)
LeClair, James M. (‘85). . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1970-71)
Martinsen, Dan (‘86) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1969-71)
Muckenhirn, Paul (‘99) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1976-79)
Olson, Jerry D. (‘81) . . . . . . . . . . (FB coach 1968-77)
Skolrood, Lawrence “Lawrie” (‘01) . . . (FB 1971-73)
*Thomas, Todd (‘00). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1977-80)
1950s
Anderson, John A. (‘84) . . . (FB 1953-54; BB 1952-55)
Augustin, Donald J. (‘77). . . . . . . . (FB; BB 1952-56)
Breidenbach, Francis A. “Fran” (‘82) . . (FB 1950-51)
Jarrett, James E. (‘84) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1957-59)
Kavadas, Ron (‘93) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1952-55)
Koppenhaver, Richard G. (‘79). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1950-52; BB 1950-51)
Kubesh, Ronald J. (‘79) . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1952-54)
Miller, Donald D. (‘92) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. (FB 1954-55; Tr 1955-56; Base 1956; BB 1955)
*Myhra, Steven M. (‘76). . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1955-57)
Nienas, Ralph (‘02) . . . . . . (Football/Track 1948-51)
Ryan, Richard R. (‘77). . . . . . . (FB; BB; Tr 1951-54)
Stueve, Don (‘95) . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB, Base 1957-60)
Thompson, Ronald C. (‘83) . . (Tr 1952-53; FB 1951)
*Zazula, Frank A. (‘83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . (FB coach 1946-59; Tr & CC coach 1956-82)
1960s
Bonk, Roger F. (‘83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1964-66)
Colehour, Corey A. (‘83). . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1964-66)
Gulseth, Donald (‘90) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1962-64)
Helling, Marvin “Whitey” (‘88) . . . . (FB co 1957-67)
*Hester, James C. (‘90) . . . . (BB 1965-67; FB 1966)
Jacobs, Jerry (‘93) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1962-64)
Leifur, Bill (‘94) . . . . . . . . . . . . (BB, FB, Tr 1959-62)
*Lince, David L. “Butch” (‘83) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . (FB 1963-65; BB 1963-66; Tr 1964-66)
Mann, Errol D. (‘81) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1965-66)
McLean, Don (‘98) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1968-70)
Murphy, Gene (‘99) (FB 1960-62; FB coach 1978-79)
Osborn, David V. (‘77) . . . . . . . . . . (FB; Tr 1962-64)
Porinsh, Peter V. (‘91) . . . . . . . (FB, TR 1962-64, 66)
Predovich, Bill (‘97) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1966-68)
Reuter, Neil E. (‘90) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1961-63)
Smith, Bruce (‘03). . . . . . . . . (FB 1965-67, TR 1970)
Williamson, David (‘00) . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1968-69)
1980s
Beaty, Pat (‘06) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1985-88)
Jones, Milson (‘96) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1979-81)
McGee, Norm (‘01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . (Tr 1985, 1987-89; FB 1984, 1986-88)
Witkowski, Dean (‘04) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (FB 1987-90)
No players, coaches or teams from the
1990s or 2000s have been inducted to
date. Candidates for the UND Hall of
Fame may not be considered for nomination until at least 10 years following his or her final participation in
UND athletics.

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