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Tigers Fall in Season's Final Road Contest

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Granville, Ohio - DePauw scored on the game's opening drive, but host Denison responded on the next possession and pulled away for a 42-7 North Coast Athletic Conference win over the Tigers. DePauw dropped to 4-4 overall and 4-3 in the NCAC, while Denison improved to 7-1 overall and 6-1 in conference play.

The Tigers needed just five plays after the opening kickoff before Jarrod Stiver scored on a 7-yard run. The Big Red countered with a 10-play series that culminated in a Drew Dawkins 10-yard scoring pass to Dallas Griffiths.

On its next drive, DePauw drove inside the Denison 5 and had a couple of chances from the 1, but couldn't score and turned the ball over on downs.

After Denison scored on its first two possessions of the second quarter, the Tigers advanced to the Denison 13 late in the half, but quarterback Collin Knecht was sacked and fumbled and the hosts ran out the clock.

The Big Red scored on the opening drive of the second half to extend the lead to 28-7 and tacked on two more scores in the fourth for the final margin.

Denison outgained the Tigers, 373-195, including 220-36 on the ground and held a 24-14 edge in first downs.

Liam Pooler rushed for 51 yards in 12 carries to lead DePauw, while Knecht completed 16 of 24 passes for 159 yards. Will Harris led with three receptions for 56 yards.

Alex Minton rushed for 151 yards in 27 carries with two touchdowns with Dawkins adding 40 yards in nine attempts. Dawkins completed 9 of 15 passes for 147 yards and two scores with six passes going to Peyton Vining for 103 yards.

Nathan Seifert led the DePauw defense with nine tackles, while Connor Perkins and Evens Cribs each added seven. Ryan Hallinan paced Denison with 11 tackles.

DePauw returns to Blackstock Stadium on Saturday, November 9, for a 1 p.m. NCAC game against Oberlin.

 

 

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Players Mentioned

Evens Cribs

#7 Evens Cribs

DB
5' 10"
Junior
DePauws pursuit for academic excellence aligned perfectly with some of my greatest priorities, academically speaking. In addition, the great relationship that the coaching staff and I developed in a short amount of time during my recruiting process was a pivotal push on my desires to attend DPU.
Will Harris

#4 Will Harris

WR
6' 1"
Senior
Collin Knecht

#7 Collin Knecht

QB
6' 2"
Sophomore
Connor Perkins

#3 Connor Perkins

DB
5' 9"
Senior
Balance of academics, athletics, and social life
Liam Pooler

#24 Liam Pooler

RB
5' 9"
Junior
I chose DePauw because I felt an instant connection with the campus and coaches. Along with that I saw the success that DePauw helps its students attain.
Nathan Seifert

#29 Nathan Seifert

LB
6' 1"
Junior
It was a perfect fit for me academically and athletically. Also I wanted to play in the Monon Bell game
Jarrod Stiver

#19 Jarrod Stiver

RB
5' 10"
Junior

Players Mentioned

Evens Cribs

#7 Evens Cribs

5' 10"
Junior
DePauws pursuit for academic excellence aligned perfectly with some of my greatest priorities, academically speaking. In addition, the great relationship that the coaching staff and I developed in a short amount of time during my recruiting process was a pivotal push on my desires to attend DPU.
DB
Will Harris

#4 Will Harris

6' 1"
Senior
WR
Collin Knecht

#7 Collin Knecht

6' 2"
Sophomore
QB
Connor Perkins

#3 Connor Perkins

5' 9"
Senior
Balance of academics, athletics, and social life
DB
Liam Pooler

#24 Liam Pooler

5' 9"
Junior
I chose DePauw because I felt an instant connection with the campus and coaches. Along with that I saw the success that DePauw helps its students attain.
RB
Nathan Seifert

#29 Nathan Seifert

6' 1"
Junior
It was a perfect fit for me academically and athletically. Also I wanted to play in the Monon Bell game
LB
Jarrod Stiver

#19 Jarrod Stiver

5' 10"
Junior
RB