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Height:
5-10
Weight:
195
Year:
Senior
Position:
Wide Receiver
Hometown:
Oskaloosa, IA
Majors:
Elementary Education & Computer Science
Previous
School: Oskaloosa High School
Finished career as Mustangs' all-time leader with 219 career
pass receptions for 2,976 career yards. Was Mustangs' leading pass receiver
in 17 consecutive games over stretch that covered the 2002
and 2003 seasons. Two-time NAIA All-American is also Morningside's all-time leader with
51 career kickoff returns and 1,105 career yards.
Finished with career average of 21.7 yards per kickoff return. . .2005 Data- Caught 12 passes for 187 yards and one touchdown in season that was cut short by a knee injury suffered in the fourth game of the season. Made triumphant return to the field four weeks later to catch three passes for 36 yards in Mustangs' 35-13 win against Hastings College on Oct. 29, but they reaggravated the injury during the next week in practice and was lost for the duration of the campaign. Caught six passes for 113 yards in Mustangs' 52-6 win against nationally ranked Northwestern College on Sept. 10. Earned honorable mention All-GPAC honors. . .2004
Data- Earned second-team NAIA All-America and first-team
All-GPAC honors. Received Mustangs' Most Valuable Offensive
Player Award. Mustangs' leading pass receiver with 79 catches
for 900 yards and seven touchdowns. His 79 receptions was
the second highest single-season total in Morningside history,
while his 900 reception yards was school's fourth highest
total. Mustangs' leading receiver in seven of their 11 games.
Had a season's high 13 receptions for 123 yards in Nov. 6
contest against No. 1 ranked University of Sioux Falls. Season's
high of 154 reception yards and three touchdown catches came
in seven-catch performance against Midland Lutheran College
on Sept. 25. Had 11 receptions in NAIA National Playoff game
against Saint Francis University. Le Mustangs with average
of 22.1 yards per kickoff return on eight returns. . .2003
Data- Named to the first team of the NAIA All-America
team to become Morningside's first-ever first-team NAIA All-American.
Earned first-team All-GPAC laurels and received Mustangs'
Most Valuable Receiver Award following superlative campaign
where he ranked among the nation's top pass receivers. Caught
74 passes for a school-record 1,141 yards for an average of
15.4 yards per catch. His 74 catches and nine touchdown receptions
were the second highest single-season totals in Morningside
history. Mustangs' leading receiver in eight of their 10 games.
Caught 16 passes for 188 yards against Doane College on Oct.
18 to tie Morningside's single-game record for pass receptions.
His 188 reception yards against Doane was the fourth highest
single-game total in Morningside history. Caught 12 passes
for 184 yards, the fifth highest single-game yardage total
in Mustangs' history, in the season's opener against Hastings
College. Also had 100-yard games against Northwestern College
(109), Midland Lutheran College (114), Nebraska Wesleyan University
(154), and Dakota Wesleyan University (169). Aside from pass
catching exploits, also topped Mustangs with 388 kickoff return
yards. Averaged 19.4 yards per return. . .2002 Data-
Mustangs' leading pass receiver wtih 54 catches for 748 yards
and six touchdowns. Received Mustangs' Outstanding Receiver
Award. Team's leading receiver in each of the final nine games.
His 748 reception yards was the fourth highest single-season
total in Morningside history, while his 54 receptions ranked
sixth among Mustangs' all-time single-season bests. Posted
first 100-yard game of collegiate career with six catches
for 118 yards in Mustangs' 18-11 victory against Midland Lutheran
on Oct. 19. Season's high eight receptions helped Mustangs
upset Doane 28-25 on Oct. 26. Led Mustangs in kickoff returns
with 19 returns for 439 yards for average of 23.1 yards per
return. . .High School Data- 2001 graduate of Oskaloosa
High School.
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