Saturday, October 10
Duluth, MN
1:05 p.m.
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SCSU Football Squares Off With No. 25 Minnesota Duluth This Saturday
10/7/2015 4:01:00 PM | Football
ST. CLOUD, Minn. - The St. Cloud State University football team (3-2, 1-0 NSIC North) looks to continue the two-game winning streak with a road trip to No. 25 University of Minnesota Duluth (3-2, 1-0 NSIC North) for a 1:05 p.m. game on Saturday, Oct. 10, at James S. Malosky Stadium.
SCSU will be playing against Minnesota Duluth for the 48th time in a series that started in 1933. The Huskies currently own a slight 24-23 series lead, but have lost two in a row and eight of the last 10 games to the Bulldogs. The Huskies are looking for the team's first win in Duluth since 2004 and will attempt to stop UMD's current 21-game NSIC North Division unbeaten streak. The Bulldogs also are a perfect 24-0 lifetime against fellow NSIC North opponents at James S. Malosky Stadium.
The last time these two teams played, UMD charted a 44-21 victory at Husky Stadium during the 2014 season. St. Cloud State last played and lost on the road at James S. Malosky Stadium by a 34-7 score during the 2013 season. The teams have played annually since 2004 with Minnesota Duluth winning eight of those times.
For complete information for tickets on this important NSIC showdown, please visit www.umdbulldogs.com and click on the ticket link at the top of the page or call 1-218-726-8595.
LISTEN TO THE GAME
Fans can listen to the game live on KNSI Radio (AM 1450/FM 103.3) with J.W. Cox and Matt Wood on the call
WATCH THE GAME ONLINE
Fans around the world can watch the game online through Stretch Internet's SCSU Portal.
LIVE STATS ANYONE?
In-game Live Stats will be available for the game at Minnesota Duluth.
LISTEN TO THE SCOTT UNDERWOOD SHOW PODCAST
The Scott Underwood Show is held at 7 p.m. every Monday during the football season at the Green Mill in downtown St. Cloud. Fans are invited to come out and listen to the show live at the Green Mill and enjoy some great menu discounts available during the show every Monday. The show is hosted by Matt Wood and airs on KNSI Radio AM 1450/FM 103.3.
Scott Underwood Show October 5 Podcast
READ THIS WEEK's SCSU GAME NOTES:
A complete collection of interesting game notes, stats, rosters and records is available in the weekly SCSU Football Notes Package
LAST WEEK:
SCSU scored in all four quarters and put up 41 points in the first half to defeat visiting Minnesota Crookston by a 62-14 score at Husky Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 3. Junior quarterback Nate Meyer led the offensive attack with 14-of-19 completions for 280 yards and three touchdowns. Meyer also ran for 70 yards and another score. Sophomore Jaden Huff recorded a pair of rushing touchdowns. Junior receiver Jameson Parsons hauled in six passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Senior tight end Grant Thayer also totaled over 100 yards receiving with five catches for 104 yards. The SCSU offense rolled to a season-high 555 yards (246 rushing and 309 passing) in the victory. Sophomore Brady Westart and junior linebacker Adam Josephson each recorded six tackles to lead the defense. Junior defensive lineman Ben Watters totaled two sacks for the Huskies in the win. SCSU defense also brought down the UMC quarterback a season-high five times.
TRENDING:
Jameson Parsons recorded his third straight 100-yard receiving performance of the season in the game against Minnesota Crookston. He is the first SCSU receiver to top 100-receiving yards in three straight games since Ben Nelson did the same thing during the 2002 season. Parsons currently leads the conference in receiving yards (524) and yards-per-reception (20.4). Jaden Huff's multi-touchdown performance against UMC was his fourth of the season. He has scored a touchdown in all five games this season and six consecutive games dating back to last season. Huff leads the NSIC in touchdowns (9), rushing touchdowns (9) and points (54). SCSU went 8-for-11 on third down against UMC and are converting on 56.5 percent of third downs this season (35-for-62). The conversion rate is the best in the NSIC and ranks them third nationally.
NEXT WEEK:
The Huskies return home to Husky Stadium to host Minot State (0-5) at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. SCSU is 7-0-1 all-time against the Beavers in a series that dates back to 1937.
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SCSU will be playing against Minnesota Duluth for the 48th time in a series that started in 1933. The Huskies currently own a slight 24-23 series lead, but have lost two in a row and eight of the last 10 games to the Bulldogs. The Huskies are looking for the team's first win in Duluth since 2004 and will attempt to stop UMD's current 21-game NSIC North Division unbeaten streak. The Bulldogs also are a perfect 24-0 lifetime against fellow NSIC North opponents at James S. Malosky Stadium.
The last time these two teams played, UMD charted a 44-21 victory at Husky Stadium during the 2014 season. St. Cloud State last played and lost on the road at James S. Malosky Stadium by a 34-7 score during the 2013 season. The teams have played annually since 2004 with Minnesota Duluth winning eight of those times.
For complete information for tickets on this important NSIC showdown, please visit www.umdbulldogs.com and click on the ticket link at the top of the page or call 1-218-726-8595.
LISTEN TO THE GAME
Fans can listen to the game live on KNSI Radio (AM 1450/FM 103.3) with J.W. Cox and Matt Wood on the call
WATCH THE GAME ONLINE
Fans around the world can watch the game online through Stretch Internet's SCSU Portal.
LIVE STATS ANYONE?
In-game Live Stats will be available for the game at Minnesota Duluth.
LISTEN TO THE SCOTT UNDERWOOD SHOW PODCAST
The Scott Underwood Show is held at 7 p.m. every Monday during the football season at the Green Mill in downtown St. Cloud. Fans are invited to come out and listen to the show live at the Green Mill and enjoy some great menu discounts available during the show every Monday. The show is hosted by Matt Wood and airs on KNSI Radio AM 1450/FM 103.3.
Scott Underwood Show October 5 Podcast
READ THIS WEEK's SCSU GAME NOTES:
A complete collection of interesting game notes, stats, rosters and records is available in the weekly SCSU Football Notes Package
LAST WEEK:
SCSU scored in all four quarters and put up 41 points in the first half to defeat visiting Minnesota Crookston by a 62-14 score at Husky Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 3. Junior quarterback Nate Meyer led the offensive attack with 14-of-19 completions for 280 yards and three touchdowns. Meyer also ran for 70 yards and another score. Sophomore Jaden Huff recorded a pair of rushing touchdowns. Junior receiver Jameson Parsons hauled in six passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Senior tight end Grant Thayer also totaled over 100 yards receiving with five catches for 104 yards. The SCSU offense rolled to a season-high 555 yards (246 rushing and 309 passing) in the victory. Sophomore Brady Westart and junior linebacker Adam Josephson each recorded six tackles to lead the defense. Junior defensive lineman Ben Watters totaled two sacks for the Huskies in the win. SCSU defense also brought down the UMC quarterback a season-high five times.
TRENDING:
Jameson Parsons recorded his third straight 100-yard receiving performance of the season in the game against Minnesota Crookston. He is the first SCSU receiver to top 100-receiving yards in three straight games since Ben Nelson did the same thing during the 2002 season. Parsons currently leads the conference in receiving yards (524) and yards-per-reception (20.4). Jaden Huff's multi-touchdown performance against UMC was his fourth of the season. He has scored a touchdown in all five games this season and six consecutive games dating back to last season. Huff leads the NSIC in touchdowns (9), rushing touchdowns (9) and points (54). SCSU went 8-for-11 on third down against UMC and are converting on 56.5 percent of third downs this season (35-for-62). The conversion rate is the best in the NSIC and ranks them third nationally.
NEXT WEEK:
The Huskies return home to Husky Stadium to host Minot State (0-5) at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. SCSU is 7-0-1 all-time against the Beavers in a series that dates back to 1937.
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