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This Week in WAC Football - Nov. 1 Posted: Nov 01, 2021 Complete Release (PDF) TICKETSMARTER WAC FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ANNOUNCED Stephen F. Austin's Trae Self, SFA's Jeremiah Walker and Abilene Christian's Blair Zepeda have been named TicketSmarter Western Athletic Conference Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week, respectively, for October 25 through October 31. Self, a senior quarterback from North Richland Hills, Texas, completed over 80-percent of his passes, racking up 346 yards on 32-of-39 attempts for five touchdowns to lead the 'Jacks to a 41-27 win over visiting Abilene Christian on Saturday. Posting a 198.9 pass efficiency, he was also efficient on the ground, running the ball nine times for 42 yards. On the season, he leads WAC quarterbacks in passing yards, averaging 264.9 per game, and his 17 touchdowns in the air rank second in the league this season. Walker, a sophomore cornerback from Houston, had two crucial interceptions and picked up a sack as the 'Jacks earned an important 41-27 win over Abilene Christian. One of the leaders on a defense that is allowing a WAC-low 181.0 passing yards per game, he has three picks on the season and averages 3.4 tackles per game. Zepeda, a redshirt sophomore kicker from Richardson, Texas, hit a career-high 52-yard field goal and was three-for-three on extra points in the Wildcats' loss at Stephen F. Austin. He also made a 41-yard field goal and has now made six field goals on the year in addition to a perfect 29-for-29 on extra points. Other offensive nominees: Abilene Christian's Davion Johnson totaled 152 all-purpose yards as the Wildcats dropped a conference contest at Stephen F. Austin, 41-27 … Dixie State's Kobe Tracy nearly led the Trailblazers to a win at Delaware, throwing for 314 yards on 25-of-39 passing in a 17-10 loss to the Blue Hens … Sam Houston's Eric Schmid threw for 301 yards and accounted for six total touchdowns, including five passing and one running, in a 45-27 win at Tarleton … Tarleton's Steven Duncan posted a career-high 403 yards passing with four touchdowns in the Texans' 45-27 loss to top-ranked Sam Houston. Other defensive nominees: Dixie State's Tyrell Grayson racked up a team-high 12 tackles and forced a fumble in the Trailblazers' 17-10 loss to national-power Delaware … Lamar's Adrian Owens totaled seven tackles, adding a sack, in the Cardinals' 42-10 loss at nationally-ranked AQ7 foe Eastern Kentucky … Tarleton's Benjie Franklin finished with five tackles and an interception as the Texans fell 45-27 at home to top-ranked Sam Houston. Other special teams nominees: Dixie State's Andrew Day punted six times for 222 yards to pin Delaware deep in a 17-10 loss to the Blue Hens … Lamar's Bailey Giffin averaged 42.2 yards per punt and also made a 30-yard field goal in the Cardinals' 42-10 loss at Eastern Kentucky … Stephen F. Austin's Max Quick continued to boom the ball, averaging 48.3 yards per punt in the 'Jacks' win over Abilene Christian … Tarleton's Jake Walrath averaged 41.9 yards per punt as the Texans tried to place Sam Houston deep in their own end. KICKING OFF Just three weeks remain in the regular season with all six teams playing either WAC or AQ7 games this week. Dixie State and top-ranked Sam Houston leads things off with a noon CT kickoff in Huntsville, Texas, followed by Abilene Christian at Jacksonville State at 1 p.m. CT. Stephen F. Austin hosts nationally-ranked Eastern Kentucky in a pivitol AQ7 matchup beginning at 4 p.m. CT with Lamar and Tarleton wrapping things up with WAC action beginning at 6 p.m. CT in Stephenville. All four games will be available on ESPN+. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING As a team, Sam Houston leads the WAC in scoring offense (41.1), scoring defense (18.0), total offense (481.0), touchdowns (39), rushing offense (230.86), rushing defense (76.43), rushing TDs (15), passing touchdowns (22), first downs rushing (76), opponent first downs (115), least sacks against (8), red zone offense (90.3) and red zone defense (72.2). Stephen F. Austin is the leader in total defense (302.75), pass efficiency (148.1), defensive pass efficiency (109.6), passing offense (296.8), pass defense (181.0), pass completion percentage (.644), field goals (17), field goal percentage (.850), yards per punt (41.5), punt return average (16.79), first downs (171), first downs passing (101), third down defense (.315), fourth-down conversions (.524), fourth-down defense (.267), sacks (28) and time of possession (30:57). Lamar has the least passes intercepted (5) and Abilene Christian has the top third-down offense (.469). Individually, SHSU's Ramon Jefferson leads the WAC in rushing (108.71). SFA's Trae Self is the leader in passing average (264.00) and total offense (284.63). SFA's Xavier Gipson is the leader in both receptions per game (7.57) and reception yards per game (125.00) and all purpose yards (142.00). When it comes to scoring, SFA's Chris Campos is the leader in scoring (83) with a WAC-best 17 field goals while teammate Max Quick is the leader in punting (48.35 yards per punt). Defensively, DSU's Tyrell Grayson is the leader in tackles (10.25) and SFA's BJ Thompson is tied with teammate Rayshad Nichols for the lead in sacks (6.5). SHSU's Markel Perry is the leader in tackles for loss (13). Grayson also has the lead in fumbles forced (3) while ACU's Jordan Paup, TAR's Devin Hafford and SFA's Myles Heard are tied for the lead in fumbles recovered (2). Hafford's six interceptions are also a WAC-best. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Sam Houston remains atop the Stats Perform Top 25, AFCA Coaches' Top 25 and Athlon Sports Top 25. The 'Kats are also ranked second in the College Sports Madness FCS Top 25. Stephen F. Austin is among those teams receiving votes in the Stats Perform Top 25 and AFCA Coaches' Top 25. NO NEED TO TURN THE CALENDAR With its 45-27 win over Tarleton on Oct. 30, Sam Houston set a new collegiate record for wins in a calendar year. The game was the 17th for the Kats in 2021, setting an all-time college football record. Previously four teams – Yale (1894 & 1889), Chicago (1899) and North Dakota State (2019) – had won 16 games in calendar years ALL BY HIM-SELF Stephen F. Austin quarterback Trae Self was named Stats Perform FCS Offensive Player of the Week on Nov. 1 after racking up 346 yards on 32-of-39 attempts for five touchdowns to lead the 'Jacks to a 41-27 win over visiting Abilene Christian on Oct. 30. Posting a 198.9 pass efficiency, he was also efficient on the ground, running the ball nine times for 42 yards.

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Should Colmesneil make it, looks like they'll get either Evadale or Deweyville.......depending on what happens next week.......

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Post it here..... West Hardin vs. Lovelady @ Willis Monday 6 PM I'll post Colmesneil when I get it.....

WAC Media Select NM State, UVU’s Aimaq as Favorites Posted: Oct 19, 2021 DENVER – The Western Athletic Conference men's basketball media have selected NM State as the preseason favorite to win the conference crown during the 2020-21 season and Utah Valley post Fardaws Aimaq as the WAC Preseason Player of the Year. The Aggies edged out WAC-newcomer Stephen F. Austin for the top spot. Defending WAC champion Grand Canyon was selected third, followed by reigning Southland tournament champion Abilene Christian in fourth. Utah Valley is fifth, followed by California Baptist, Sam Houston, Seattle U, Tarleton, Lamar, UT Rio Grande Valley, Dixie State and Chicago State. Aimaq was voted Preseason Player of the Year and is joined on the Preseason All-WAC first team by Grand Canyon's Jovan Blacksher Jr., Tarleton's Montre' Gipson, Stephen F. Austin's Gavin Kensmil, Sam Houston's DaMarkus Lampley, NM State's Jabari Rice, California Baptist's Ty Rowell and Seattle U's Darrion Trammell. The Preseason All-WAC second team is comprised of NM State pair Teddy Allen and Johnny McCants, Abilene Christian duo Coryon Mason and Reggie Miller, California Baptist's Reed Nottage, Stephen F. Austin's Roti Ware, Utah Valley's Trey Woodbury and Grand Canyon's Holland Woods II. 2021-22 Preseason Men's Basketball Media Poll 1. NM State 2. Stephen F. Austin 3. Grand Canyon 4. Abilene Christian 5. Utah Valley 6. California Baptist 7. Sam Houston 8. Seattle U 9. Tarleton 10. Lamar 11. UT Rio Grande Valley 12. Dixie State 13. Chicago State 2020-21 Preseason Men's Basketball Media All-WAC Teams First Team Fardaws Aimaq, R-So., C, Utah Valley Jovan Blacksher Jr., Jr., G, Grand Canyon Montre' Gipson, Sr., G, Tarleton Gavin Kensmil, Sr. F, Stephen F. Austin DeMarkus Lampley, Sr., G, Sam Houston Jabari Rice, R-Jr., G, NM State Ty Rowell, R-Jr., G, California Baptist Darrion Trammell, So., G, Seattle U Second Team Teddy Allen, R-Jr., G, NM State Johnny McCants, R-Sr., F, NM State Coryon Mason, Sr,, G, Abilene Christian Reggie Miller, Sr., G, Abilene Christian Reed Nottage, So., G, Califormia Baptist Roti Ware, Sr., G, Stephen F. Austin Trey Woodbury, Jr., G, Utah Valley Holland Woods II, Gr., G, Grand Canyon Preseason Player of the Year: Fardaws Aimaq, Utah Valley

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WAC Standings: Sam Houston 2 - 0........6 - 0 Abilene Christian 1 - 0......4 - 3 SFA 2 - 1.......4 - 3 Tarleton 1 - 1.....4 - 3 Lamar 0 - 2.....1 - 5 Dixie St. 0 - 2.....0 - 7 Last Week: SFA 37 Dixie St. 20 Sam Houston 42 Jacksonville St. 7 Central Arkansas 49 Lamar 38 Tarleton 17 Midwestern St. 14 This Week: Abilene Christian @ SFA Dixie St. @ Delaware Lamar @ Eastern Kentucky Sam Houston @ Tarleton

This Week in WAC Football - Oct. 25 Posted: Oct 25, 2021 Complete Release (PDF) TICKETSMARTER WAC FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ANNOUNCED Stephen F. Austin's Xavier Gipson, Tarleton's Devin Hafford and SFA's Chris Campos have been named TicketSmarter Western Athletic Conference Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week, respectively, for October 18 through October 24. Gipson, a sophomore wide receiver from Dallas, brought in nine catches for 218 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the 'Jacks earned a 37-20 win at Dixie State on Saturday night. The top receiving mark in the WAC this season by nearly 50 yards, he leads the league this season with 121.5 yards per game, including six touchdowns. Hafford, a senior defensive back from Atascocita, Texas, added two more interceptions to his season total to lead the Texans' defense to a 17-14 win over Midwestern State on Saturday night. His second interception sealed the game with just three seconds remaining. His eight takeaways on the season, which includes six interceptions and two fumbles recovered, lead both FCS and FBS this season. Campos, a redshirt freshman kicker from Nacogdoches, Texas, was perfect on seven kicks, going 3-for-3 on field goals and 4-for-4 on extra points in a 37-20 win over Dixie State. Totaling 13 points on the day, he hit field goals from 40, 43 and a career-high and stadium-record 53 yards to go along with four extra points. On the season, he is leading the WAC with 10.3 points per game with 15 field goals and 27-of-27 extra points. Other offensive nominees: Dixie State's Drew Kannely-Robles put up a career-high 183 yards on 24 carries with a 47-yard touchdown run as the Trailblazers lost a WAC battle to Stephen F. Austin, 37-20 … Lamar's Jalen Dummett rushed the ball 15 times for 125 yards and one touchdown as the Cardinals battled Central Arkansas in an AQ7 battle before falling, 49-38 … Sam Houston's Ramon Jefferson recorded his fourth 100-yard rushing game of the season, carrying the ball 14 times for 110 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-7 win over Jacksonville State … Tarleton's Max Maxfield scored twice on three total catches as the Texans held off former LSC hoe Midwestern State, 17-14. Other defensive nominees: Dixie State's Syrus Webster collected four solo tackles and two tackles-for-loss in the Trailblazers' 37-20 loss to Stephen F. Austin … Lamar's Anthony Ruffin finished with eight tackles and an interception as the Cardinals battled Central Arkansas tough in a 49-38 loss … Sam Houston's Zyon McCollum picked off his second pass of the season and added four tackles, including a tackle-for-loss, in the top-ranked Bearkats' 42-7 win over Jacksonville State … Stephen F. Austin's Raysha Nichols had a pair of sacks with six total tackles in SFA's 37-20 win at Dixie State on Saturday night. Other special teams nominees: Dixie State's Andrew Day punted six times for 253 yards, averaging 42.2 yards per punt, including one touchback and one inside the 20 … Sam Houston's Matt McRobert averaged 53.7 yards, per punt, including a 73-yard boot, as the top-ranked Bearkats earned a 42-7 win over Jacksonville State … Tarleton's Jake Walrath kept Midwestern State deep in their own territory, punting seven times for 312 yards for a 44.6 yards per punt average. KICKING OFF Dixie State will kick things off on Saturday, taking on its seventh opponent of the season that is receving votes in the Top 25 polls when the Trailblazers kick off at Delaware at 1 p.m. ET. Lamar travels to AQ7-foe and nationally-ranked Eastern Kentucky, kicking at 2 p.m. ET. Abilene Christian heads east to Stephen F. Austin for a WAC/AQ7/purple battle. The final game of the day has top-ranked Sam Houston heading to Tarleton, kicking at 6 p.m. CT on ESPN+. STATISTICALLY SPEAKING As a team, Sam Houston leads the WAC in scoring offense (40.5), scoring defense (16.5), total offense (464.83), touchdowns (31), rushing offense (223.17), rushing defense (79.0), passing touchdowns (17), opponent first downs (15.5), least sacks allowed (7), red zone offense (88.0) and are tied with Abilene Christian for the lead in rushing touchdowns (14). Stephen F. Austin is the leader in total defense (298.57), pass defense efficiency (103.3), pass offense (289.7), pass defense (176.1), field goals (15), field goal percentage (83.33), yards per punt (40.6), punt return average (16.79), punt return TDs (3), kickoff returns (42.5), interceptions (10), interception return TDs (3), turnover margin (+5), opponents' third-down conversions (31.0), fourth-down conversions (50.0), opponents' fourth-down conversions (21.43), sacks by (26) and time of possession (31:08). Abilene Christian is also the leader in yards per rush (5.69), pass efficiency (146.3), pass completion percentage (64.4) and third-down conversions (48.28). Tarleton has the only kick return TD this season and also leads in total first downs (144), first downs rushing (68) and red zone defense (73.7). Individually, SHSU's Ramon Jefferson leads the WAC in rushing (97.0). SFA's Trae Self is the leader in passing average (252.29) and total offense (269.86). Dixie State's Jalen Powell is the leader in receptions per game (7.50) while SFA's Xavier Gipson is the leader in reception yards per game (121.50) and all purpose yards (140.50).. When it comes to scoring, SFA's Chris Campos is the leader in scoring (72) with a WAC-best 15 field goals while teammate Max Quick is the leader in punting (48.35 yards per punt) Defensively, DSU's Tyrell Grayson is the leader in tackles (10.00) and SFA's BJ Thompson is the leader in sacks (6.5). SHSU's Markel Perry is the leader in tackles for loss (12). Grayson and Thompson are also tied for the lead in fumbles forced (2) while ACU's Jordan Paup, TAR's Devin Hafford and SFA's Myles Heard are tied for the lead in fumbles recovered (2). Hafford's six interceptions are also a WAC-best. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Sam Houston remains atop the Stats Perform Top 25, AFCA Coaches' Top 25 and Athlon Sports Top 25. The 'Kats are also ranked second in the College Sports Madness FCS Top 25. Stephen F. Austin is among those teams receiving votes in the Stats Perform Top 25 and AFCA Coaches' Top 25.

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