- Abilene Christian (1) - tough challenge from Eastern New Mexico
- Texas A&M-Kingsville (2) - overcame 5 turnovers to end 4 game skid vs. West Texas A&M.
- Tarleton State (3) - no challenge from Bulldogs to get ready for trip to Kingsville.
- Angelo State (4) - converting more non-believers by the week.
- Midwestern State (5) - two 3 and outs after tying game.
- Southeastern Oklahoma (6) - beat NAIA Northwestern Oklahoma as expected.
- Eastern New Mexico (9) - had ACU on the ropes in the third quarter.
- Texas A&M-Commerce (10) - Got an early upper leg on LSC North race.
- Central Oklahoma (7) - No 7 game winning streak this year.
- West Texas A&M (8) - Could not pull of the upset despite 5 turnovers.
- Northeastern State (11) - got a very much needed win. Will it lead to bigger things?
- East Central (12) - kept it respectable.
- Southwestern Oklahoma (13) - Loooooooooooooong season continues.
Top Team Performance - Tarleton State
The score says it all, 66-3. Not only did the offense gain 453 yards and score 6 TDs, the defense allowed just 184 yards, forced 5 turnovers and scored 3 TDs themselves.
Top Team Offensive Performance - Abilene Christian
The Wildcats rushed for 362 yards and passed for 227 to outscore Eastern New Mexico 44-33.
Top Team Defensive Performance - Angelo State
The Rams held nationally ranked Midwestern State to 27 points below their season average, and forced the Mustangs into 2 three and outs with the game tied late in the fourth quarter. Angelo State also sacked Zack Eskridge 6 times in the game.
Top Offensive Performance - Reggie Brown, Abilene Christian
Brown rushed for 253 yards and 3 TDs to lead the ACU offense in their 44-33 win over Eastern New Mexico
Top Defensive Performance - Edward Cantrell, Angelo State
Cantrell had 11 tackles, including 2 for losses and a sack, as the Rams slowed down the Midwestern State offense, and handed the Mustangs their first loss of the year.
Top Special Teams Performance - Justin Johnson, Abilene Christian
For the second week in a row, ACU got a special teams TD. This week, Justin Johnson returned a kickoff 100 yards for a TD, grabbing the momentum from Eastern New Mexico, who had just returned an INT for a TD and taking a 20-9 lead over #2 ACU.
3 comments:
Hang on a sec...how does ANGELO get the best defensive performance for beating MSU (a team who doesn't have a lot of offense) when ACU held ENMU to under HALF their ypg average? Cmon....
Seriously? ACU's offense who gave ENM's offense 21 points got best offensive performance and ACU's defense who held them to 300 yards, including -11 yards rushing (half of their ypg game average) didn't get anything? WOW!
C'mon no ACU player for defensive player of week? This is a joke. Why have the award if it doesn't go to a Wildcat every week?
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