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Concordia - 17 MSU-Moorhead - 41 Power Bowl IV Sept. 7, 2002, 1:35 Sponsored by Moorhead Public Service and Missouri River Energy Services Game Recap:
The Cobbers gave the Dragons a "short field" on three separate occasion following turnovers and each time MUS-Moorhead converted the mistake into seven points. Concordia had a chance to get
back in the game in the second half, trailing only 21-10 at the break,
but were forced to go against a howling Red River wind in the deciding
third quarter. MSU-Moorhead rattled off 14 unanswered points to push the
margin to 25 points at the end of the quarter. The Cobbers managed to only
score a single touchdown in the fourth quarter which was preceded by the
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Concordia couldn't overcome three costly turnovers and a fierce third quarter wind, and dropped their opening game of the year 41-17 to MSU-Moorhead.
The Cobbers gave the Dragons a "short field" on three separate occasion following turnovers and each time MUS-Moorhead converted the mistake into seven points.
Concordia had a chance to get back in the game in the second half, trailing only 21-10 at the break, but were forced to go against a howling Red River wind in the deciding third quarter. MSU-Moorhead rattled off 14 unanswered points to push the margin to 25 points at the end of the quarter. The Cobbers managed to only score a single touchdown in the fourth quarter which was preceded by the final Dragon six points.
MSU-Moorhead quarterback Brad Duerr (Sr., Fosston, Minn.) controlled the game on the ground as he rushed for 119 yards and three touchdowns. For his efforts he was named the "Most Electrifying Offensive Player of the Game". He helped the Dragons rack up 305 yards on offense, 242 of which was on the ground. Ryan Hebrink (Jr., Sacred Heart, Minn.) led the way for Concordia's offense, recording 89 yards on the ground and 119 through the air. Hebrink was only sacked twice during the game, as the young Cobber offense line held up to the pressure put on by the Dragon front four.
Bobby Clark (Jr., Seeley Lake, Mont.) had 86 yards of rushing for the game and only three rushing attempts in the second half, as he was forced to leave the game due to severe cramps that were caused by the severe heat. Concordia finished with 303 total yards on offense.
One of the highlights offensively was a 25 yard field goal by first-year player Brian Halverson (Fargo, N.Dak.). The successful three-pointer marked the first time in the Terry Horan era that the Cobbers had successfully kicked a field goal. The team went all of last season without converting on an attempt.
In his debut as starting middle linebacker, Doug Runke (So., Willmar, Minn.) led all Cobbers with eight tackles on the day. Concordia's defense limited the Dragons to only 63 passing yards but conceded 242 on the ground.
Concordia opens up MIAC next weekend when they
host Gustavus on Saturday, September 14th at 1:00pm. The game will be part
of the school's annual Family Day weekend.
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Sat Sept. 7, 2002
Volleyball @ St. Mary's Tourney
W-Golf hosts Concordia Invitational @ Wildflower GC
M-Soccer vs Nebraska Wesleyan @ Decorah, IA 2:00pm
W-Soccer vs UM-Morris @ Decorah, IA 4:00pm
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The Power Bowl - Concordia at MSU-Moorhead
NCAA Football, Sept. 7, 2002
Sponsored by Moorhead Public
Service and Missouri River Energy
Services.
The 2002 Power Bowl, the 80th meeting between Concordia and MSU-Moorhead, sponsored by Moorhead Public Service and Missouri River Energy Services. Our Power Bowl sponsors, in addition to their contributions to the Concordia general scholarship fund and the MSU Athletic Scholarship fund, are sponsoring several awards in connection with this game.
"Power Surge of the Game"
A "Power Surge of the Game" award, along with a $500 donation to scholarships,
will be presented to the team that turns in the best play of the game.
Most "Electrifying Players of the Game"
Plaques will be awarded to the game's most Electrifying Offensive Player
and Electrifying Defensive Player.
"Touchdowns for Charity"
Power Bowl sponsors Moorhead Public Service and Missouri River Energy
Services will present a $100 check to a charity chosen by the scoring team
for each touchdown. Concordia has chosen National Alzheimer's Association
as the recipient of their donation, and MSU-Moorhead will be playing for
The Roger Maris Foundation.
"Power Bowl Traveling Trophy"
The presentation of the Power Bowl Traveling Trophy to the winning
team will take place in front of the stadium stands immediately after the
game.
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Concordia Pregame Notes
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Coming Up at Concordia
9/6-7 Volleyball @ St. Mary's Tourney
9/7-8 W-Golf hosts Concordia Invitational @ Wildflower GC Noon/9:00am
9/7 M-Soccer vs Nebraska Wesleyan @ Decorah, IA 2:00pm
9/7 W-Soccer vs UM-Morris @ Decorah, IA 4:00pm
9/8 M-Soccer vs Chmpshp/Third Place @ Decorah, IA 2:00pm
9/8 W-Soccer vs Luther College @ Decorah, IA 4:00pm
9/8-9 M-Golf @ Bemidji State Invitational @ Bemidji
Town & CC TBA
9/12-13 M-Golf @ Irv Kaiser-NDSU Invite @ Oxbow CC/Fargo
CC/Meadows TBA
9/13-14 Volleyball hosts Concordia Tournament
9/14 Football hosts Gustavus (Family Weekend) 1:00
9/14 M-Soccer vs Concordia (NE) @ Bismarck, ND Noon
9/14-15 W-Golf @ Dragon/Bison Invitational @ Moorhead,
MN TBA
9/15 M-Soccer vs Univ. of Mary (ND) @ Bismarck, ND 11:00am
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