Offensive - Brittan Golden, West Texas A&M Brittan Golden turned in an All-American caliber performance Saturday, catching 9 passes for 170 and 3 TDs. Golden's last 7 receptions for the Buffs produced first downs (as well as drawing a pass interference call for another), with 3 going for touchdowns. His final reception iced the game, as he took a short pass from Dustin Vaughn, broke a tackle and turned it into a 70 yard touchdown.
Defensive - Joe Jones, Tarleton State Joe Jones, back in the lineup for Tarleton State for the first time since being injured against Texas State in week 3, made his presence felt early for the Texans. With Incarnate Word driving to tie the game in the first quarter, Jones picked off and Eric Masoni pass and returned it 72 yards for a Texan touchdown, setting the stage for a big win over the Cardinals. He also had 6 solo tackles on the night.
Special Teams - Matt Stoll, Texas A&M-Kingsville Matt Stoll had a perfect night kicking for the Javelinas, going 3-3 on PATs and also 3-3 on field goals. Coming into the game, Stoll's career long was a 33 yarder, coming last week against Tarleton State, but he exceeded that mark, not once, but twice against Angelo State. The first mark came as time expired in the first half, with Stoll connecting on a 39 yard attempt, pulling the Javelinas to within 3 at the break. His biggest FG though came at the end of the game, as he was successful on a 49 yard kick with no time left on the clock, sending the game into overtime, with Texas A&M-Kingsville eventually winning in 3 OTs.
Defensive - Joe Jones, Tarleton State Joe Jones, back in the lineup for Tarleton State for the first time since being injured against Texas State in week 3, made his presence felt early for the Texans. With Incarnate Word driving to tie the game in the first quarter, Jones picked off and Eric Masoni pass and returned it 72 yards for a Texan touchdown, setting the stage for a big win over the Cardinals. He also had 6 solo tackles on the night.
Special Teams - Matt Stoll, Texas A&M-Kingsville Matt Stoll had a perfect night kicking for the Javelinas, going 3-3 on PATs and also 3-3 on field goals. Coming into the game, Stoll's career long was a 33 yarder, coming last week against Tarleton State, but he exceeded that mark, not once, but twice against Angelo State. The first mark came as time expired in the first half, with Stoll connecting on a 39 yard attempt, pulling the Javelinas to within 3 at the break. His biggest FG though came at the end of the game, as he was successful on a 49 yard kick with no time left on the clock, sending the game into overtime, with Texas A&M-Kingsville eventually winning in 3 OTs.
LSC Scoop Poll (Last Week's Rank)
- Midwestern State 8-0 (1) - Offense did not miss a beat, defense not as sharp.
- Abilene Christian 6-2 (2) - Not sharp, but didn't have to be against Lions.
- West Texas A&M 6-2 (3) - Took care of Central Washington, can they slow down Mustangs?
- Tarleton State 4-5 (4) - Decisive win over UIW, Texans appear to be picking up speed.
- Texas A&M-Kingsville 5-4 (5) - Turned the ball over 7 times and found a way to win.
- Incarnate Word 2-6 (6) - Coaching turmoil affected Cardinals, but still a bad loss.
- Angelo State 4-5 (7) - How do you lose when your opponent has 7 turnovers?
- Eastern New Mexico 2-7 (8) - Played Mustangs better than all but one team so far this year.
- Texas A&M-Commerce 0-8 (9) - Kept score with ACU respectable.
LSC Scoop Regional Rankings
- Pittsburg State (1 LW) - 69.37
- Midwestern State (2) - 68.19
- Washburn (4) - 66.04
- Northwest Missouri (3) - 65.75
- Missouri Western (5) - 61.72
- Abilene Christian (6) - 60.52
- West Texas A&M (7) - 60.13
- Central Missouri (10) - 58.16
- Ouachita Baptist (9) - 57.76
- Henderson State (8) - 57.50
- Northeastern State () - 57.10
- Humboldt State (12) - 56.88
- Western Oregon (NR) - 55.52
- Missouri S&T (11) - 52.75
- East Central (NR) - 51.85
- Tarleton State (NR) - 51.99
- Texas A&M-Kingsville (NR) - 51.49
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