Football to honor seniors in final game of season

As the 2019 football season comes to a close, the St. Cloud State University football team will honor the 15 seniors who gave their all to the program for four seasons. The season may not have gone as many hoped, but there is one more opportunity end the season on a high note this Saturday, November 16, 2019 when the Huskies will host MSU-Moorhead at 1p.m. in the last game this season. The seniors will be honored during halftime of the game.

With St. Cloud State coming off an impressive win over Minot State University last weekend, the team will look to continue that momentum by beating a Moorhead team that is coming off a heartbreaking 28-24 loss to Bemidji State. After last weekend, the Huskies improved to 4-6 (3-3 NSIC North) while the Dragons dropped to 5-5 (4-2 NSIC North). With a win, St. Cloud State could jump ahead of the Dragons in the final standings with a win and get their vengeance after Moorhead knocked them out of playing in the Mineral Water Bowl a season ago.

Live stats and video will be available during the game, and fans can also listen to play-by-play on AM 1390 Granite City Sports. Score updates will also be made on the team's official Twitter page (@SCSUHuskiesFB).

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Here are the fifteen senior tidbits things to know before Saturday's 1 p.m. kickoff:

#2 Dwayne Lawhorn - Throughout his career, Lawhorn has thrown for 5774 yards and 47 touchdowns on 421 completions.

#6 Stuart Hamann – In his four years in red and black, Hamann recorded 92 total tackles, nine pass break-ups, and four interceptions.

#8 Ben Gutschow – In 41 games for the Huskies, Gutschow tallied 105 total tackles, 16 pass break-ups, three interceptions, and one interception returned for a touchdown.

#9 John Solberg – During his time at St. Cloud State, Solberg has accumulated 1944 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns. Solberg has also served as a return man for the Huskies on special teams.

#13 Matthew Lechner – While at SCSU, Lechner tallied 148 total tackles, 10 pass break-ups, and three interceptions.

#26 James Smith – Smith has worn many hats for the Huskies, in four years he has been a reliable return man with 945 return yards, 16 total tackles, and one pass break-ups.

#28 James Bruner – During his time for the Huskies, Bruner had 90 total tackles, 12 pass break-ups, three interceptions, and one fumble recovery.

#33 Curtwan Evans – In four seasons with St. Cloud State, Evans has rushed for 1,287 yards and 12 touchdowns.

#37 Nolan Dwyer – Dwyer has been a key player on defense since arriving on campus but suffered an injury this year. While on the field, Dwyer has tallied 53 tackles, one pass break-up, one interception, and one sack.

#45 Graham Miller –While dressed in red and black, Miller has been a staple on the defensive line. Miller recorded 122 total tackles, 18 sacks, and three interceptions.

#50 Zack Hegseth – Over the years, Hegseth has worn many hats for the Huskies recording six tackles and one blocked punt.

#72 Skyler Kurt – in four seasons with the Huskies, Kurt tallied 54 total tackles, one sack, and one pass break-up.

#87 Anthony Carver – Carver has been a reliable target from the tight end position for the Huskies. In 41 games, Carver has 1,074 receiving yards and eight touchdowns.

#97 Ferris Ingraham – In 41 games for the Huskies, Ingraham has recorded 127 total tackles, two pass break-ups, and 16 sacks.

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Players Mentioned

Anthony Carver

Nolan Dwyer

Curtwan Evans

Ben Gutschow

Stuart Hamann

Zack Hegseth

Ferris Ingraham

Skyler Kurt

Dwayne Lawhorn

Matthew Lechner

Graham Miller

James Smith

John Solberg

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