Carleton Football Report - Week Eight

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1 Carleton College athletics for immediate release contact Eric Sieger, Sports Information Director October 27, 2006 Carleton Football Report - Week Eight KNIGHTS SEEK END TO COBBER JINX AS HOME STRETCH RUN STARTS Carleton College has lost 13 straight games to Concordia College, Moorhead, a streak the Knights would like to end when they host the Cobbers on Saturday at Laird Stadium. The Knights last beat the Cobbers in 1992 and hold only five victories in the 24 previous meetings with their conference foes from the far north. Last year the Knights had their best chance in recent memory, falling but having a chance in the final minutes to perhaps score a game-tying touchdown. The Knights snapped a three-game losing streak last week by trouncing Augsburg College, It marked Carleton's largest margin of victory in a conference game in 10 seasons. The Cobbers, meanwhile, suffered their second straight loss by falling at home to St. Thomas. Concordia, which qualified for the NCAA Playoffs each of the past two seasons and entered the season nationally ranked, must win out to finish with a.500 record. CASPERS BAGS CAREER COMPLETIONS RECORD Senior Darren Caspers (Bemidji, Minn.) completed 15-of-28 passing for 195 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions in the Knights 37-7 win over Augsburg. The completion total moved his career total to 406, as he surpassed Jon Groteboer s 02 career record of 401. Caspers has passed for 1,557 yards this season and is on track to become only the second quarterback in Carleton history to surpass the 2,000-yard mark in a single season. His 121 completions is tied for eighth on Carleton's single-season list and trails John Nielson's 1990 record by 27 completions. He ranks sixth in career passing yardage (4,549 yards), seventh in touchdown passes (27) and fifth in total offense (4,828 yards) on Carleton's career lists. JACKSON CLOSES IN ON SCORING RECORDS Junior running back R.J. Jackson (Roseville, Minn./DeLaSalle) scored three touchdowns in Saturday s win over Augsburg, moving his season total to 12 touchdowns. He is one touchdown shy of matching Jim Bradford s Carleton record of 13 touchdowns, set in Jackson also moved into second on Carleton s all-time list with 27 career touchdowns and fifth in points scored with 162. He is tied for third on the single-season points scored list at Carleton with 72, 22 behind Skye Flanagan's 1996 total. He ranks 12th in Division III with 10.3 points scored per game, which also ranks him first in the MIAC. Jackson has scored 10 rushing touchdowns, one receiving touchdown and one via a kick return this season. In his career he has 20 rushing scores, two via receiving, one on a punt return and four via kick returns. FOSS CONTINUES MOVE UP TACKLES CHART Senior Randy Foss (Hastings, Minn.) had his best game of the season against Augsburg. He tallied a season-high 12 tackles and forced a key fumble as Carleton held Augsburg to 56 yards of total offense in the first half. With the Knights leading 23-7 but Augsburg threatening early in the fourth, Foss forced the fumble that was recovered by a teammate and returned 54 yards to the Auggie 26. The Knights scored two plays later to put the game out of reach. With the 12 stops he moved his career total to 319 tackles, moving him Art Gilliland 93 and into fourth on Carleton s all-time list. Scott Klein's ' tackles stands as the GAME DAY Date: October 28, 2006 Time: 1 p.m. CDT Location: Northfield, Minn. Site: Laird Stadium (1927) Capacity: 7,500 Surface: Natural Grass Rankings: none BROADCAST INFORMATION Radio: KQCL 95.9 FM Website: A live broadcast is available on Carleton's official athletic website at athletics/broadcasts/. KDHL/Power 96 sports director Gordy Kosfeld will be on the call ON-LINE INFORMATION Carleton: Concordia: SERIES INFORMATION Series: Concordia leads Last meeting: Concordia 39, at Carleton 31 Current streak: Concordia, 13 games CARLETON (4-3, 2-3 MIAC) Sept. 9 at UM-Morris W Sept. 16 Macalester College W 52-0 Sept. 23 Bethel University* W Sept. 30 at St. John's University* L Oct. 7 at University of St. Thomas* L Oct. 14 Hamline University* (HC) L Oct. 21 at Augsburg College* W 37-7 Oct. 28 Concordia College* 1 p.m. Nov. 4 at St. Olaf College* 1 p.m. Nov. 11 Gustavus Adolphus* 1 p.m. * indicates MIAC contest CONCORDIA (2-5, 2-4 MIAC) Sept. 2 at MSU-Moorhead L 7-28 Sept. 16 at Bethel University* L 7-21 Sept. 23 St. John's University* L Sept. 30 at Augsburg College* W OT Oct. 7 at Hamline University* W 21-3 Oct. 14 St. Olaf College* L Oct. 21 Univ. of St. Thomas* L Oct. 28 at Carleton College* 1 p.m. Nov. 4 Gustavus Adolphus* 1 p.m. Nov. 10 FargoDome 7 p.m. * indicates MIAC contest Office of Sports Information One North College Street, Northfield, Minnesota phone fax

2 current school record. NOTES ON CARLETON-CONCORDIA MATCH-UP The Cobbers have the nation s 21st-ranked rushing offense, averaging 212 yards per game. Concordia ranks second in the MIAC in this category and has finished first or second in rushing yards per game in the conference each of the last five seasons Carleton is ranked 19th in the country in passing offense, averaging nearly 260 yards a game Concordia will miss out on the NCAA Playoffs for the first time since 2003, as they have reached the second round of the playoffs in each of the last two seasons The Cobbers are averaging a time of possession per game of 33:55 while the Knights average a time of possession of 28:55 Carleton leads the MIAC in turnover margin (+1.86/game) and the Cobbers are last (-1.57/game) Carleton is tied with Bethel for first in red-zone defense, allowing teams to score only 47 percent of the time they get inside the Knights' 20-yard line. By contrast, the Cobbers rank eighth at 77 percent Concordia is third in the MIAC in third-down conversions (45%) and Carleton is second in opponents' third-down conversions (26%). FRANK HAS MONSTER DAY AGAINST PIPERS Sophomore wide receiver Matt Frank (Caledonia, Minn.) posted his best day as a Knight, catching 11 passes for 139 yards in Carleton s loss to Hamline. The 11 receptions is tied for the second-most in school history, two behind three-time All-American Jim PLAYERS WITH 10+ CATCHES IN A GAME Jim Bradford; St. Thomas; 9/29/ Bill North; Ripon; Matt Frank; Hamline, 10/14/ John Winter; Macalester; Mike Kootsikas; Gustavus; 11/6/ Erik Miller; Hamline; 10/9/ Erik Miller; Northwestern; 9/11/ Jim Bradford; at St. Thomas; 11/4/ Jim Bradford; Gustavus; 10/20/ Scott Greenhaw; Macalester; 10/6/86 Bradford s catches against St. Thomas in He is the seventh different Carleton receiver to notch 10 or more catches in a single game and only two Bradford and Erik Miller 01 have done it more than once. Frank s 11 receptions are the most by a Knight since Bradford s record-setting effort. Frank is the MIAC's leading receiver, both in terms of yardage and receptions. He ranks eighth in Division III with yards receiving per game and is the only sophomore to rank in the top 10. His 6.7 receptions per game is 13th-best in Division III. Frank is on track to break the Carleton single-season reception record of 69 catches, set by Jim Bradford '92 in He is also on track to become only the second different Carleton receiver to break the 1,000-yard mark, as Bradford did it in 1989 and KNIGHTS BACK IN TOP FIVE IN DIVISION III IN TURNOVER MARGIN Carleton had a +1 turnover margin in last week's win over Augsburg and moved to fourth in Division III in turnover margin at +1.9 per game. The nation's top-ranked team, Mount Union, is first at The Knights' passing offense is ranked 19th in the country at yards and the defense is ranked 35th in points allowed at CASPERS POSTS RARE CAREER DAY AGAINST JOHNNIE DEFENSE Darren Caspers threw for a career-high 314 yards in Carleton s loss at St. John s. It marked the second time in his career that Caspers has surpassed the 300-yard passing mark and the first time since the 2003 NCAA Playoffs the Johnnies had allowed a 300-yard passer, a span of 28 games BY THE NUMBERS Number of career completions by Carleton quarterback Darren Caspers, a new school record. Caspers surpassed the old record fo 401, held by Jon Groteboer '01. Caspers also ranks in the top 10 all-time at Carleton in passing yardage, touchdowns and total offense. Touchdowns scored by R.J. Jackson this season after he rushed for three scores last week against Augsburg. The speedy junior is one shy of matching the Carleton single-season record for most touchdowns. Completions needed by Darren Caspers to surpass Jon Groteboer '02 for first in all-time completions. Margin of victory posted by Carleton in last week's win over Augsburg. It marked the Knights' largest winning margin in MIAC play since 1996, when the Knights beat St. Olaf, MIAC STANDINGS MIAC Overall Saint John s Bethel St. Thomas St. Olaf Carleton Concordia Gustavus Hamline Augsburg Games This Week Concordia at Carleton, 1 p.m. St. John's at St. Thomas, 1 p.m. Bethel at Hamline, 1 p.m. Augsburg at Gustavus, 1 p.m. Games Last Week Carleton 37, Augsburg 7 St. Thomas 21, Concordia 15 Saint John s 56, Hamline 7 Bethel 35, St. Olaf 29 Gustavus 51, Macalester 0 Games Next Week Augsburg at Bethel, 1 p.m. Gustavus at Concordia, 1 p.m. Carleton at St. Olaf, 1 p.m. St. Thomas at Hamline, 1 p.m. MORE ON CARLETON'S BETHEL WIN The Knights' win over Bethel on Sept. 23 marked their biggest upset since the Knights beat top-ranked St. Thomas during the 1986 season, which put the Knights on the proverbial MIAC map. The Royals were ranked 31st in the Football Gazette Division III poll at the time and were also receiving votes in the D3Football.com top 25 poll. The Royals were picked to finish fourth in the MIAC coaches preseason poll while the Knights were slotted ninth.

3 LAST TIME OUT: KNIGHTS END LOSING SKID, DOMINATE AUGGIES R.J. Jackson scored three touchdowns, moving within two scores of breaking the Carleton single-season touchdown record, and Darren Caspers became the Knights alltime completions leader as Carleton blew past Augsburg, The win snapped Carleton s (4-3, 2-3 MIAC) three-game losing streak as the Auggies lost for the 11th straight time. Jackson scored on runs of 6, 2 and 4 yards, giving him 12 touchdowns on the season and leaving him one shy of Jim Bradford s 1990 record of 13 touchdowns. Caspers, meanwhile, completed 15-of-28 passing for 195 and one touchdown with no interceptions. The completion total moved his career total to 406, as he surpassed Jon Groteboer s 02 career record of 401. The Knights opened and closed the first half with a bang. Sophomore Chris Gardner (Gaylord, Minn./Sibley Co. East) took the opening kickoff back 85 yards for a score, his first return for a touchdown in his career. At the end of the half, Augsburg drove to the Carleton 30-yard line but the Knights defense held and Mike Morrissey (Jr./Oak Park, Ill./Fenwick) sacked Augsburg quarterback Jordan Berg on fourth down. With only 52 seconds left, the Knights offense drove 55 yards in eight plays, as Caspers hit Matt Frank from 13 yards out for the secore with three second left. Caspers was 5-for-8 for 55 yards on the drive. In between the opening kickoff and the final play of the first half, the Knights dominated the Auggies, outgaining the hosts in total offensive yards. The Auggies managed to cross midfield only twice in the half as the Knights led 17-0 at the break. Carleton scored early in the second quarter, as Jackson slashed in from six yards to cap a 7-play, 42 yard drive, with Jackson tallying 27 of the 42 yards on the drive. Tim Kane (So./Hopkins, Minn.) booted a 35-yard field goal with 3:34 left in the half after Andy Krominga (Sr./Le Sueur, Minn./Le Sueur-Henderson) recovered a fumble on a punt return at the Augsburg 33-yard line. The Auggies finally got on the board, scoring on the first drive of the second half as Berg hit Andrew Neumann from 22 yards. The Auggies looked to be going in for another score early in the fourth when Randy Foss forced a fumble that Nick Cesarek (So./Eagan, Minn./Eastview) recovered and nearly returned for a score, racing 54 yards to the Auggies 26. Caspers hit Mike Kootsikas for 24 yards and Jackson picked up the final two and the Knights were in control, Another takeaway by the Knight defense set up Carleton s final score. Mike Gravelle (Sr./Austin, Minn.) picked off Berg at the Auggie 43, and after Caspers hit Frank for 26 yards down the doorstep, Jackson scored for the third time on the day from four yards. Carleton outgained the Auggies, , in total offense. Jackson himself tallied 143 all-purpose yards, rushing for 93 yards on only 18 carries and adding 50 yards receiving on five catches. Frank tallied five grabs for 80 yards. Foss paced the defense with 12 tackles and the forced fumble and Cesarek and James Colbenson (Jr./Rushford, Minn./Rushford- Peterson) added nine stops. KOOTSIKAS, TOPEFF KEEP KNIGHT TREND AS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Carleton senior offensive tackle Matt Topeff (Andover, Minn./Blaine) and senior free safety Mike Kootsikas (Rosemount, Minn.) were named the MIAC s offensive and defensive players of the week after Carleton's upset of Bethel. Topeff, a former tight end, caught a key pass that set up Carleton s first touchdown and then threw the eventual game-winning touchdown pass of 53 yards as Carleton upset Bethel, With the Knights trailing, 7-3, midway through the second quarter, Topeff took a lateral from Darren Caspers, rumbling down to the 2-yard line. Carleton eventually scored to take a 10-7 at halftime. With the Knights trailing midway through the fourth quarter, Topeff took a lateral from Caspers and hit wide receiver Matt Frank for a 53-yard TD. Topeff was part of an offensive effort that had only one turnover. Kootsikas, who had started his previous 22 career games at wide receiver, tallied six tackles, two pass breakups and an interception in his second career start at free safety. Kootsikas, who didn t play football his rookie season, ranks in Carleton s all-time top 10 in receptions and receiving yardage, moved over to defense this season to aid a young secondary and responded with a huge game this week. He broke up a key third-down pass on Bethel s last drive from the Carleton 25-yard line and intercepted a pass late in the first half, allowing Carleton to try a 48-yard field goal at the end of the half. The Knights defense held Bethel to 233 total yards and only 77 yards rushing, including 36 yards on 19 CARLETON IN MIAC RANKINGS Scoring Offense 1. St. Olaf Carleton Concordia 15.7 Scoring Defense 1. St. John's Carleton Concordia 23.4 Pass Offense 1. St.Olaf Carleton Concordia 98.9 Pass Defense 1. St. Thomas Carleton Concordia Rush Offense 1. Bethel Concordia Carleton 74.1 Rush Defense 1. Bethel Carleton Concordia Total Offense 1. St. Olaf Carleton Concordia Total Defense 1. Bethel Carleton Concordia Turnover Margin Margin 1. Carleton +13 T8. Concordia -11 Penalties No. 1. Gustavus Carleton Concordia rd Down Conversions Pct. 1. St. Olaf Concordia Carleton 36.6 Opp. 3rd Down Conversions Pct. 1. Bethel Carleton Concordia 35.0 Kickoff Returns 1. Bethel Carleton Concordia 15.3

4 carries by preseason All-American Phil Porta. Porta had averaged 141 yards rushing in his three previous career games against the Knights. Kootsikas was an all-metro defensive back during his prep career at Rosemount High School. CASPERS MIAC'S CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Senior Darren Caspers was named the conference co-offensive player of the week after throwing for a career-high five touchdowns in Carleton's victory over Macalester. Caspers finished the game 10-of-15 for 248 yards with scoring passes of 5, 19, 7, 72 and 60 yards. All of his action came in the first half, as the Knights rolled to a 38-0 halftime lead. He posted what is believed to be a Carleton school-record single-game efficiency rating of His performance helped lead Carleton to a 52-0 win over the Scots and retain the Book of Knowledge trophy for the fourth consecutive year. RAMLER'S COACHING START ONE OF BEST EVER AT CARLETON A search of the Carleton football archives by student assistant Adam Rossow '07 revealed that rookie head coach Kurt Ramler's 3-0 start is the best in 72 years. George Gibson started his Carleton 5-0 in 1934 and led the Knights to a 6-1 overall record that season. JACKSON SETS SCHOOL RECORD WITH 6 TDS IN VICTORY Junior running back R.J. Jackson had an unbelievable record-setting performance in Carleton s season opener, scoring six touchdowns in the first half in leading the Knights past UM-Morris, Jackson set a new Carleton single-game record by scoring six touchdowns (on only 12 touches) in leading Carleton to a victory in new head coach Kurt Ramler s debut. Jackson s scores came on touchdown runs of 11, 30, 2 and 1 yards, a 46-yard screen pass and a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He broke the previous Carleton record of five touchdowns and 30 points scored in one game, held jointly by Skye Flanagan 98, set against St. Thomas in 1996, and Jim Bradford 92, set against Gustavus in Jackson played only one series in the second half as Carleton scored on its first five possessions of the game in taking a 41-7 lead at halftime. For the game he tallied 69 yards rushing on only 10 carries, 46 yards receiving and 93 yards on the kickoff return, leaving him with 208 all-purpose yards. He was named the MIAC offensive player of the week and to D3Football.com's national "Team of the Week." LAST TIME, SEPT. 24, 2005: KNIGHTS NEARLY PULL UPSET OF COBBERS Mike Kootsikas and R.J. Jackson each scored two touchdowns and the Knights defense forced three turnovers, but Carleton came up just short, falling to 16th ranked Concordia- Moorhead, Jackson racked up 227 total yards, including an 81-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Kevin Williamson started the scoring for Concordia, as he ran in from one yard out just two minutes into the game. It was his first of three touchdowns on the day. The point after attempt was blocked, making the score 6-0 Concordia. The Knights responded quickly, as Jackson took a screen pass and raced 50 yards to set up a Kootsikas s first touchdown catch of the game. Concordia then scored two straight touchdowns, but the Knights defense stopped both two-point conversion attempts to make the score 18-7 five seconds into the second quarter. In past seasons this may have been the time when the Knights folded, allowing their nationally-ranked opponent to win in a rout. However, Jackson made sure that this season would be different, returning the ensuing kickoff for a touchdown to spark his teammates. On the next Carleton drive Darren Caspers threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Kootsikas to give the Knights a stunning lead with 11:50 to go in the first half. Concordia would rally, however, scoring three straight touchdowns to take a lead with 4:11 to go in the third quarter. A 29-yard Jackson touchdown run and a 34 yard Matt Bond '06 field goal cut the Cobber lead to with 13 minutes left in the game, but that would be all the scoring in the game, as Concordia held on for a victory. The Knights had an opportunity to tie the game in the final minute, as they drove to the Concordia seven yard line, but four straight incompletions ended the upset bid. SEASON & CAREER STARTS Name 2006 Career Randy Foss, LB 7 37 Darren Caspers, QB 7 33 Mike Kootsikas, WR/FS 7 27 Pat Frett, DE 7 26 Paul Klick, OL 7 25 Wade Thompson, RB 6 25 Mike Gravelle, LB - 21 Andrew Roberts, OL 7 23 R.J. Jackson, RB 7 18 James Clark, DE 7 17 James Colbenson, LB 7 16 Jerad Phelps, LB 7 16 Sam Larsen, OL 7 16 Matt Frank, WR 7 15 Kaizen Yang, DT 3 13 Aaron Fanta, OL - 9 Drew Ziller, SS 7 9 Chris Gardner, WR 6 7 Steve Ramey, TE 7 7 Matt Topeff, OL 7 7 John Hanks, DE 7 7 Nick Cesarek, CB 7 7 Adam Rossow, LB - 6 Jon Nelson, OL 5 5 Tom Schwarze, OL 5 5 Mike Morrissey, DT 4 4 Eric Paul, LB - 2 John Hollowed, QB 1 1 Reggie Snipes, FS 1 1 SNAPSHOT OF 2006 OPPONENTS Sept. 9 - at UM-Morris 6-2 Cougars win UMAC North Division outright, dispose of not-so-mighty Crown. Sept Macalester 1-6 Gusties manhandle Scots, who suffer fifth straight defeat of season Sept Bethel 6-1, 4-1 Porta gets MIAC rushing record, Royals stay in title chase by rallying past Oles. Sep at St. John's 8-0, 6-0 SJU overcomes slow start and rips Hamline to stay in control of MIAC Bethel awaits. Oct. 7 - at St. Thomas 5-2, 4-1 Tommies get big plays, win at Concordia. Can they finally beat rival Johnnies? Oct Hamline (HC) 3-4, 1-4 Week after beating Carleton, Pipers get drubbed by SJU, must face Bethel. Oct at Augsburg 0-7, 0-5 Knights hang 30-point defeat on Auggies, who have lost 11 straight. Oct Concordia 2-5, 2-4 Hard-to-figure Cobbers lose at home to UST, must win out to finish.500. Nov. 4 - at St.Olaf 6-2, 4-2 Title and NCAA hopes dashed with loss at Bethel; week off to prepare for Knights. Nov Gustavus 3-4, 1-4 Host Auggies in final game at Hollingsworth Stadium, oldest college field in Minn.

5 Quick Facts School: Carleton College Location: Northfield, Minn. Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: MIAC President: Robert A. Oden, Jr. (o-deen) Athletic Director: Leon Lunder Phone: (507) Sports Information Director: Eric Sieger Phone: (507) Fax: (507) Cell: (507) Web: Head Coach: Kurt Ramler Telephone: (507) Fax: (507) Alma Mater/Year: St. John's (Minn.)/1997 Record at school (years): 4-3 (first season) Career record (yrs.): same Assistant Coaches: Bill Lund (Defensive Coordinator) Gerald Young (Defensive Line) Aaron Rushing (Offensive Line) Tom Bell (Running backs) Neal Jeppson (Tight Ends) Mick Ramboldt (Defensive Backs) Bob Pagel (Defensive Backs) Overall record last year: 4-6 MIAC record/finish: 2-6/7th place Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 41/14 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9 Captains: Darren Caspers, James Colbenson, Randy Foss, Mike Kootsikas, Wade Thompson First season: 1883 All-time record: Championships: MIAC: 1924, 1992 MWC: 1925, 1926, 1931, 1932, 1936, 1954, 1956, 1979 Playoff Appearances: One (1992) Playoff record: 0-1 Cobber quarterback Brian Schumacher ran for 132 yards and a touchdown, while also throwing for a score, to lead Concordia. Carleton linebacker James Colbenson had seven tackles, two for loss, and forced and recovered a fumble to lead the Knights defensively. KNIGHTS' FOOTBALL LIVE ON AIR, OVER INTERNET For the third consecutive season, all 10 Carleton football games will be broadcast live on KQCL 95.9 FM/Power 96 out of Faribault, Minn. Award-winning sports director Gordy Kosfeld will be on the call in his third season as the voice of the Knights. Additionally, all the games will be carried live via the internet with Carleton's internet broadcast partner, Stretch Internet. Listeners can log on to Knights Online at and click on broadcasts to listen to Carleton football from anywhere in the world. The games are also archived on Knights Online for fans' listening pleasure after the game. NEXT UP: KNIGHTS, OLES BATTLE FOR GOAT TROPHY Carleton and St. Olaf will lock horns next week in a renewal of one of the most unique and intense rivalries in all of college football. the 2006 edition of the "Battle for the Goat Trophy" will take place at St. Olaf's Manitou Field, starting 1 p.m. The game will be broadcast live worldwide on Knights Online and locally will likely be carried by KYMN 1080 AM, as Carleton's regular radio partner, Power 96, has a scheduling conflict. Jake Zivin '07 and Carleton sports information director Eric Sieger are tentatively slated to be on the call. CARLETON CAREER PASSING YARDAGE LIST C.G. Shoap ( ) Ted Kluender ( ) Jon Groteboer ( ) Todd Nickodym ( ) John Nielson ( ) Darren Caspers ( ) Tim Nielson ( ) Bill Ford ( ) ,81 CARLETON CAREER COMPLETIONS LIST Darren Caspers ( ) Jon Groteboer ( ) C.G. Shoap ( ) Todd Nickodym ( ) Ted Kluender ( ) , John Nielson ( ) Tim Nielson ( ) Bill Ford ( ) ,81 CARLETON CAREER TD PASSES LIST Ted Kluender , John Nielson C.G. Shoap Tim Nielson Bill Ford , Jon Groteboer Darren Caspers Todd Nickodym Phil Bredine John Worcester CARLETON CAREER TACKLES LIST Scott Klein ( ) Scott O Reilly ( ) John Haberman (338-0) Randy Foss ( ) Art Gilliland ( ) CARLETON CAREER POINTS SCORED LIST Jim Bradford Al Schmucker Chris French Adam Henry R.J. Jackson CARLETON CAREER TOUCHDOWNS LIST Jim Bradford R.J. Jackson Jeff Scherer Tim Nielson Dan Nienhuis CARLETON SINGLE SEASON SCORING LIST Skye Flanagan (12 TD, 1 FG, 17 PAT, 1 2pt PAT) Jim Bradford (13 TD) Dan Nienhuis (12 TD) R.J. Jackson (12 TD) CARLETON SINGLE SEASON TOUCHDOWN LIST Jim Bradford Skye Flanagan Dan Nienhuis R.J. Jackson CARLETON CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE LIST Tim Nielson ( ) John Nielson ( ) Ted Kluender ( ) C.G. Shoap ( ) Darren Caspers ( ) Jon Groteboer ( ) Todd Nickodym ( ) Bill Ford (unavailable) CARLETON CAREER RECEPTIONS LIST Jim Bradford ( ) Steve Gorka ( ) Erik Miller ( ) Scott Hanks ( ) Jeff Scherer ( ) John Winter ( ) Mark Weshinskey ( ) Mike Kootsikas ( ) Dan Nienhuis (81-925) Dan Reider ( )