missouri valley football conference members

The redshirt freshman went 15-of-29 through the air for a career-high 311 yards with a trio of touchdown passes, while adding two more on the ground in the 48-42 loss. (Maryville)Ĭhambers recorded five total TDs in the Sycamores' shootout loss at Youngstown State. Dustman also punted three times for an average of 42.7 yards - long of 47 - and recorded touchbacks on three of his six kickoffs.Ħ-4, 215, R-Fr., Maryville, Tenn. Dustman booted a 31-yard field goal on the Jackrabbits’ opening drive of the second half and brought SDSU to within 21-20 on a 38-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter. Francis)ĭustman kicked a career-high three field goals - all in the second half - including the game-winning 18-yarder with 3:49 to play in the fourth quarter as South Dakota State rallied for a 23-21 victory over North Dakota State in the battle of the top-two ranked teams in the FCS. He leads the Valley with 59 tackles this season.Ħ-3, 230, Jr., East Bethel, Minn. Hillis forced a fumble on one of his sacks. Hillis was part of a unit that limited the Redbirds to 264 yards. Hillis had a game-high nine tackles including two sacks and broke up two passes in Saturday’s game at Illinois State. Baker has not thrown an interception in his last 120 passes.Ħ-1, 235, Jr., LB, Hartington, Neb. He passed for 227 yards with no interceptions. Baker completed his first 15 throws (also a school record). It is believed the single-game completion percentage is also a league record, and Baker's performance was just shy of setting the FCS all-time record established by Ricky Santos of New Hampshire (96.2 25 of 26 vs. had a league season-high four rushing touchdowns, QB Nic Baker set a school record for pass completion percentage, connecting on 25-of-28 passes - 89.3 percent during SIU’s 30-7 win over Western Illinois.

On a day where teammate Javon Williams Jr. This week’s Missouri Valley Football Conference players of the week include QB Nic Baker of Southern Illinois LB Stephen Hillis of South Dakota K/P Hunter Dustman of South Dakota State and QB Cade Chambers of Indiana State.ĥ-9, 204, Jr., Rochester, Ill.

Missouri valley football conference members