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Washington & Jefferson Football Game Notes
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Junior quarterback Brad Dawson looks to cap a very productive season on Saturday against W&J with a huge victory.

Complete Game Notes

 

Waynesburg (5-4, 2-3) vs. Washington & Jefferson (8-1, 4-1)

When: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009

Where: Washington, Pa. (Cameron Stadium)

Radio: 88.7 FM WCYJ, 95.3 FM/1450-AM, 91.7 FM WNJR

Television: WCTV (Waynesburg University TV), Channel 14 on Comcast

Webcasts: www.waynesburgsports.com; http://www.wjpa.com/sports.htm http://www.washjeff.edu/wnjr

           

Series Breakdown

 

All-Time Series: Washington & Jefferson leads 33-3

First Meeting: 1897 – Washington & Jefferson 22-0

Last Meeting: 2008 – Washington & Jefferson 42-9

 

 

Things to Watch For

 

* Waynesburg may have a chance to play spoiler as Washington & Jefferson is still battling for a spot in the NCAA Division III national playoffs. If they get in, this will be their sixth-straight season in which they went to the tournament.

 

* Waynesburg quarterback Brad Dawson has a chance to break the school’s single-season passing yardage record this weekend. If he throws for 54 yards against the Presidents, he will break Jeff Dumm’s mark of 2,534 set in 2004. He could also surpass Dumm for the most touchdown passes in a season. Three scores through the air would tie Dumm’s mark of 25, a fourth would give Dawson the record with 26. Finally, Dawson has a shot at moving into fourth place on the school’s career passing list. He needs 183 yards for 4,403, which would allow him to pass the “Golden Greek” Harry Theofiledes.

 

* Saturday’s game is part of PAC Rivalry Week. The Waynesburg vs. W&J game has been labeled as the PAC Backyard Brawl. Other games in the week include the 26th Annual Game for the Mercer County Cup between Thiel and Grove City, the Green Game between Saint Vincent and Bethany, Bridge Bowl XIV between PAC champion Thomas More and Mount St. Joseph and “The Game” between Westminster and Geneva.

 

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Did You Know...
The Three Musketeers
Dominick Hunter, Ivan Hawkins and Paul D'Imperio, who rank 1-2-3 in career receptions , all played together from 2002 to 2004.
Headlee's All-American resume
Head wrestling coach Ron Headlee was a three-time NAIA All-American at Messiah College and the school's first NCAA All-American.
Going nowhere fast
Waynesburg held Westminster to minus-105 yards rushing in a game in 1967.
TV Football
Waynesburg played in the first televised football game. The Yellow Jackets faced Fordham on Sept. 20, 1939 in Randalls Island, N.Y.
Don Herrman
Former Waynesburg football great Don Herrman played for the New York Giants and New Orleans Saints from 1969 to 1977.
Unbreakable record
In 2009, Scott Cree ran an interception back 100 yards for a touchdown, a record that can't be broken.
Jackets own Nittany Lions
The Waynesburg football team is 2-0 all-time against Penn State. The last time they met was in 1932, when the Jackets won 7-6.
Champions in the classroom
During the 2009-10 school year, no school in the conference boasted more honorees on the PAC Academic Honor Roll than Waynesburg.
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