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11/24/19 - Cade Brister, rSr/2023, Lindenwood + More +

The Lindenwood football team (9-3) upset No. 5 Ouachita Baptist (11-1) in the first round of the playoffs by a final score of 41-38 on Saturday in Arkadelphia, Ark. On a third down, the Tigers connected on a 47-yard touchdown pass to take a 35-31 lead with 12:25 to go in the game. Spencer Redd made one of the biggest plays of the game on the ensuing kickoff. After being surrounded by multiple Tigers, Redd escaped the tacklers and took the ball 97-yards to the house to put the Lions up 38-35.

Ouachita Baptist marched down the field and had a first-and-goal at the six-yard line, but the Lions did not break. The Tigers were forced to kick a field goal with 6:02 in the game, leading to a 38-38 tie. Brister and the Lions put together a long drive that was kept alive with a key third-down snag by Henneman. Garner broke the tie with a clutch 30-yard field goal to make it a 41-38 lead with 1:24 remaining. On the second play of the ensuing drive, Jordan Perry made a great play on the ball to grab the game-winning interception, giving the Lions the 41-38 victory. QB Cade Brister was 28-for-36, 273 yards, 2 TD, 94 rush yards, 1 rush TD. - Lindenwood Football

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QB Cade Brister, Lindenwood
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11/22/19 - Cade Brister, rSr/2023, Lindenwood + More +

2019 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Cade Brister, So., QB, Lindenwood,...In his first season competing as a member of the GLVC, Brister ranks second in NCAA Division II in completions per game (25.18), third in passing touchdowns (36) and points responsible for (252), fifth in total offense (340.5), sixth in passing yards (3,301) and passing yards per game (300.1), and 16th in completion percentage (.632). A three-time GLVC Offensive Player of the Week honoree this season, Brister set multiple single-season school records this year. Among his highlights, the O'Fallon, Missouri native completed a school-record 38 of 59 pass attempts for a school-record 541 passing yards, while adding 13 rushing yards for a school-record 554 total yards in Lindenwood's 34-27 win over then-No. 8 Indianapolis on Nov. 2.

He set Lindenwood's single-season records for most yards gained (3,746), points responsible for, passing attempts (438), completions (277) and touchdown passes. The first-team All-GLVC quarterback piloted the Lions to the nation's sixth-best passing attack (312.4), which featured four additional first-team All-Conference honorees in senior Jaylen Flye-Sadler and sophomore Blake Rogenhofer in the trenches, senior tight end Erik Henneman, and sophomore wide receiver Payton Rose, who ranks sixth and 12th nationally with 15 receiving touchdowns and 1,075 receiving yards, respectively, on the year. - Great Lakes Valley Conference Football

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QB Cade Brister, Lindenwood
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11/22/19 - Drew Seers, rSr/2022, Lindenwood + More +

2019 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Drew Seers, Jr., LB, Lindenwood,...Seers was equally impressive on the defensive side of the ball as the St. Louis, Missouri native was also a three-time weekly honoree this season. The first-team All-GLVC linebacker is second in NCAA Division II with 14.0 tackles per game and is found three times on the nation's top-20 single-game tackle performances, having notched 20 stops against Saginaw Valley State, 19 against Quincy and 18 against Missouri S&T this season. Seers has totaled 154 tackles on the year, including 62 solo stops. His 92 assisted tackles are just six shy of the school record of 98, while his 12.5 tackles for loss are nearing the school mark of 15.0. Seers also has a fumble recovery and two pass breakups on the year. - Great Lakes Valley Conference Football

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