William Jewell Cardinals (1-9, 0-6) vs. Quincy (4-6, 1-5)
Saturday, November 16, 1 p.m., Quincy, Ill. (QU Stadium)

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ON TAP
The Cardinals round out the 2019 season this weekend as they travel to Quincy, Illinois to face the Quincy Hawks.    

YOU SHOULD NOTE
CARDINALS VS. QUINCY
This will be the seventh meeting with the Hawks all-time with Quincy currently lead 4-3. The road team in each match up has won and while each team owns a blowout win, the other four meetings have been decided by an average of just four points.  
 
RECORD WATCH
Brock Geisz posted nine tackles last week against No. 3 Tarleton to break Jimmy DeStefano's record of 208 career tackles in the NCAA era. The redshirt senior enters his final game with a career total of 212. 
 
On Saturday, quarterback Will Schneider surpassed former All-American Kelly Groom for seventh all-time with 142 completions this season.  
 
Punter Dalton Dye enters his final game with the Cardinals on track to finish in the top-10 with 39.60 yards per punt this season. 
 
Cornerback Donte' Colum picked up his 14th career pass breakup against Tarleton to surpass Nick Messer for eighth in the NCAA era.  
 
GET THE GROUND GAME GOING
Tarleton took Jewell out of what they wanted to do which was run the football. This was the first time since October 5 that the Cardinals did not score a rushing touchdown and the first time all season that Jewell has been kept out of the end zone altogether. 
 
NATON'S TOUGHEST ROAD 
The Cardinals have faced the nation's toughest schedule this season when comparing cumulative opposition winning percentage. Jewell has taken on at the time No. 11 UIndy, No. 16 Grand Valley, No. 3 Tarleton in addition to now No. 25 Truman as well West Texas who has received votes in the national polls and Lindenwood who has defeated two ranked opponents this fall. 2019 opponents have a winning percentage of .632. Wayne State (MI), Millersville, Shippensburg, and Texas A&M-Commerce follow at 2-5 in strength of schedule. 
 
STILL STREAKING
Kicker Dalton Dye continues to keep the Cardinals tied for first in the league alongside Indianapolis and Truman after hitting all 16 point-after-attempts this season. Dye has now hit 39 PAT in a row, dating back to November 2017. The redshirt junior has missed just two in his career, both coming during his freshman season. The NCAA record for consecutive PAT by kicking is 73 set by Luis Berlanga (Northwest Missouri State) in 2004 and later tied by Tom Schneider (North Alabama) in 2008. 
 
LAST TIME OUT
The William Jewell football team closed out their seven-game home schedule on Saturday afternoon with a loss to No. 3 ranked Tarleton State University by a final of 58-3. The Cardinals drop to 1-9 on the season. 
 
Tarleton jumped on the board early with two touchdowns in the opening quarter. Dalton Dye put Jewell on the board just after the start of the second frame as he nailed a 42-yard field goal. The Texans closed the game on a 44-0 run, scoring a game-high 20 in the third quarter.
 
Nick Fisher led the offense with 82 yards on four receptions while Brad Dee had 32 yards rushing. Will Schneider finished the day with 151 yards passing on 12-of-32 completions. Zac Bayless was tops on the defense with 11 tackles followed by Brock Geisz with nine. Evan Sanders also picked up his first career interception in the third quarter.

HEAD COACHES
William Jewell: Chuck Lliteras, first season (1-9)
Quincy: Gary Bass, third season (11-23)

JEWELL STATISTICAL LEADERS
Passing: Will Schneider (142-281-7, 2018 yds, 11 TD)
Rushing: Brad Dee (125-460 yds, 3 TD)
Receiving: Jalik Jaggwe (38-736 yds, 5 TD)
Punting: Dalton Dye (43-1703 yds) 
Defense: Brock Geisz (86 TLKS, 1 INT, 1 FR), Cameron McKasson (71 TKL, 2.0 SCK, INT), Antonio Wabaninkee (62 TKL, 1 INT)


QUINCY STATISTICAL LEADERS
Passing: Andrew Rund (223-402-8, 2665 yds, 18 TD)
Rushing: Jalen Griffin (121-630 yds, 7 TD)
Receiving: Carlton Stamp (29-472 yds, 3 TD)
Punting: Nathan Kewney (50-2141 yds)
Defense: Peyton Chappel (105 TKL, 16.5 TFL), Sam Mock (90 TKL, 1 INT, 2 FR), Keenan Stegall (78 TKL, 1 FF)