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2011 <strong>NEW</strong>BERRY WOLVES GAME NOTES GAME SEVEN • TUSCULUM • Oct. 22<br />
ONE IF BY LAND... SEVEN IF BY AIR<br />
• Newberry quarterback Bryan Ehrlich became the sixth quarterback in Newberry history<br />
to throw four touchdown passes in a single game with his four touchdown strikes<br />
in the win against Livingstone.<br />
• Ehrlich repeated the feat in the loss at Samford on Sept. 16, as well as the Bishops<br />
Trophy victory over Lenoir-Rhyne on Oct. 2.<br />
• Ehrlich set the school record for touchdown passes in a game with seven TD completions<br />
at Tusculum. That is also a new record for the South Atlantic Conference.<br />
• Ehrlich threw for three touchdowns in the first quarter against Livingstone, which<br />
ties him with Josh Stepp for a school record for touchdown passes in a quarter, as Stepp<br />
threw three TD strikes in the third quarter of the playoff win over Albany State in 2006<br />
1. Bryan Ehrlich at Tusculum (2010)........................................................................ 7<br />
2. Josh Stepp vs. Catawba (2005)............................................................................ 6<br />
3. Josh Stepp vs. Virginia Union (2005)................................................................... 5<br />
4. Josh Stepp vs. Catawba (2004)............................................................................ 4<br />
Josh Stepp vs. Albany State (2006)..................................................................... 4<br />
Brian Shealy vs. North Greenville (2003)............................................................. 4<br />
Dustin Coats vs. Tusculum (2000)........................................................................ 4<br />
Tim Singleton vs. Wofford (1990)........................................................................ 4<br />
Eric McCollom at Tusculum (2008)....................................................................... 4<br />
Bryan Ehrlich vs Livingstone (2010).................................................................... 4<br />
Bryan Ehrlich at Samford (2010)......................................................................... 4<br />
Bryan Ehrlich vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (2010)................................................................ 4<br />
BOSTICK CLIMBING THE CHARTS<br />
• Senior wide receiver Brandon Bostick has a chance to move towards the top of the<br />
all-time receiving yardage charts at Newberry, with 450 yards to second place. A recordbreaking<br />
season could challenge record holder Tymere Zimmerman.<br />
• Bostick moved up to sixth place all-time after the Valdosta State game.<br />
Name..................................... Years..................................... Yardage<br />
1. Tymere Zimmerman........................ 2003-06.............................................. 3,051<br />
2. Kendal Brown................................. 2000-03.............................................. 2,007<br />
3. Kelton Tindal................................... 2006-09.............................................. 1,898<br />
4. Darryl Owings................................. 1984-86.............................................. 1,879<br />
5. David Pressley................................. 2006,2008-10..................................... 1,860<br />
6. Brandon Bostick........................ 2008-pres....................................1,734<br />
7. Joey Spigner................................... 1984-87.............................................. 1,553<br />
8. Trokya Bates.................................... 1995-98.............................................. 1,488<br />
9. Charles Brandon.............................. 2004-07.............................................. 1,396<br />
10. Kelvin Jeffrey.................................. 1989-92.............................................. 1,348<br />
11. Wylie Rucker................................... 1996-98.............................................. 1,315<br />
12. Gary Cali.......................................... 1978-81.............................................. 1,314<br />
13. Rico Cannon.................................... 1993-96.............................................. 1,255<br />
14. Corey Seawell.................................. 2003-07.............................................. 1,215<br />
15. Jeff Tucker....................................... 1996-99.............................................. 1,195<br />
16. David Smith.................................... 2007-09.............................................. 1,154<br />
17. Jerome Williams.............................. 1976-78.............................................. 1,135<br />
18. Howdy Hays.................................... 1968-71.............................................. 1,119<br />
19. David Brown................................... 2006-09.............................................. 1,111<br />
20. Adrian Pigford................................. 1996-99................................................. 979<br />
21. Ike Allred......................................... 1993-96................................................. 962<br />
HOLDING TIGHT<br />
• Newberry held Valdosta State to 183 yards of offense in the loss on Sept. 8, marking<br />
VSU’s lowest yardage total since the year 2000.<br />
• The Wolves have held teams under 250 yards of total offense 27 times since the beginning<br />
of the 2000 season, with a record of 25-2 in those games.<br />
• Newberry’s last loss prior the to VSU game when holding its opponent under 250<br />
yards was the 2002 Presbyterian game, when the Blue Hose won 14-10 despite only<br />
201 yards of offense.<br />
• Listed below are times when Newberry held their opponent under 250 yards of offense<br />
since the beginning of the 2000 season.<br />
Opponent Date Yards Result<br />
LIVINGSTONE Sep 4, 2010 9 W 55-0<br />
NORTH GREENVILLE Sep 8, 2001 21 W 41-0<br />
CUMBERLAND (Tenn.) Sep 19, 2009 80 W 17-3<br />
EDWARD WATERS Sep 2, 2006 102 W 30-0<br />
EDWARD WATERS Sep 1, 2001 110 W 45-3<br />
CHOWAN Sep 1, 2007 127 W 67-0<br />
at Lenoir-Rhyne Nov 3, 2007 131 W 24-0<br />
NORTH GREENVILLE Sep 11, 2008 154 W 41-3<br />
LENOIR-RHYNE Oct 4, 2003 159 W 10-7<br />
CONCORD Sept 4, 2004 162 W 43-12<br />
BOWIE STATE Sep 8, 2007 170 W 41-7<br />
BREVARD Sep 16, 2006 176 W 45-0<br />
at Catawba Oct 3, 2009 176 W 40-21<br />
at Valdosta State Sep 8, 2011 183 L 17-24<br />
at Carson-Newman Sep 24, 2011 183 W 24-3<br />
at Mars Hill Oct 14, 2006 185 W 37-0<br />
at Presbyterian Nov 16, 2002 201 L 10-14<br />
at Mars Hill Oct 29, 2005 207 W 28-10<br />
at Brevard Nov 6, 2010 212 W 31-3<br />
at North Greenville Sep 2, 2000 217 W 3-0<br />
BREVARD Nov 10, 2007 223 W 17-6<br />
at Brevard Nov 8, 2008 236 W 17-0<br />
CATAWBA Oct 7, 2006 236 W 21-14<br />
at Tusculum Oct 8, 2005 240 W 20-15<br />
ALBANY STATE (Playoffs) Nov 18, 2006 245 W 34-28<br />
MOREHEAD STATE Sep 9, 2006 248 W 23-7<br />
SEEING RED<br />
• The Wolves dropped to fifth in the nation, but still lead the South Atlantic Conference<br />
in red-zone defense.<br />
• Newberry has allowed only 12 scores on 23 opponent’s visits inside the 20. Just under<br />
half of those chances have ended in field goals.<br />
Rk Name Gm Drives Scores Points RTD PTD FG Pct<br />
1 St. Cloud St. 7 3 1 3 0 0 1 .33<br />
2 Southwest Baptist 7 19 9 56 4 4 1 .47<br />
3 Abilene Christian 6 24 12 76 5 5 2 .50<br />
Minn. St. Moorhead 7 2 1 3 0 0 1 .50<br />
5 Newberry 6 23 12 63 3 4 5 .52<br />
6 Winston-Salem 7 20 11 69 2 7 2 .55<br />
7 Johnson C. Smith 6 25 14 86 6 5 3 .56<br />
Colorado St.-Pueblo 7 18 10 62 7 1 2 .56<br />
9 Indiana (PA) 6 14 8 40 2 2 4 .57<br />
Slippery Rock 7 14 8 32 1 1 6 .57<br />
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