Could not be more proud of this group of seniors and the example they set for the underclassmen and the coaching staff. I also felt that the underclassmen would not let their brothers down on their final night playing in Peden. RISE-UP indeed!

Thank you Quentin Poling, Dorian Brown, Brad Ellis, Jake Pruehs, Jared McCray, Kevin Robbins, Tony Porter, Cleon Aloese, Mason Morgan, Chad Moore, Trent Smart, Cody Grilliot, Brendan Cope, Troy Mangen, Durrell Wood, Grant Cunnigham, London Miller, Jerrid Marlefka and Wyatt Shallman!

It's a special memory I'll never forget!

Do they have a chance to leave as the winningest senior class ever? Currently, we're 8-2, last year we were 8-6, 8-5 in 2015, 6-6 in 2014. If we won 10 (or 11, or 12) games this year, where would this class rank?

Sorry, I forgot about Ellis, he is a gutsy all or nothing, lay it on the line corner.

Winningest, in terms of what? Most games won? Winning percentage? Over four years? Or, since almost all players redshirt, over five years?

In terms of most games won in four years:
2012 36 wins
2013 34 wins
if they win out to end up 12-2, this class could also have 34 wins
2014 32 wins
1932 31.5 wins (counting ties as a half)

In terms of most games won in five years:
2013 43 wins
if they win out, this class could have 41 wins
2012,2014,2015 40 wins
2016 38 wins
1932 37.5 wins

In terms of highest winning percentage over four years:
1932 .900
1931 .871
1933 .829
1930 .814
1962 .782
Highest Solich years is 2013 at .642
If they win out, this year could tie 2013 at .642

Highest winning percentage over 5 years:
1933 .864
1932 .852
1931 .826
1930 .791
1935 .767
highest Solich year is 2013 at .642
if they win out, 2017 could reach 621

Since I expect the next several years to be excellent, the Seniors of, say, 2019 should beat the 2017 class by a wide margin.