SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Augustana football team is set to close out the regular season with a 1:05 p.m. kickoff against Wayne State for Senior Day.

Live audio (free) and video ($) of the game can be followed on GoAugie.com/Live and the GoAugie app.

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Scouting the Enemy
Last week, the Wildcats defeated the Cougars 62-14 after totaling 508 offensive yards. Brady McGill went 6-for-9, throwing for 190 yards and two touchdowns. Braylon Anderson came in to complete two passes for 21 yards and one touchdown. Wayne State rushed for a total of 297 yards, with 129 of those yards coming from Dawsom Forgy. Forgy scored two touchdowns on 18 rushing attempts. Brennan Hayes added another touchdown and totaled 117 yards. McGill added the final rushing touchdown. Keaton Bonderson led in receiving yards with 119 on three receptions, scoring one touchdown. Tanner Houck and Akeem Knox each scored one touchdown apiece. 

Defensively for the Wildcats, Mitchell Andersen, Kaden Johnson, and Dayne Mauk all led with six total tackles. Wayne State recorded four interceptions from Andersen for a return of 35 yards, Johnson for a return of 25 yards, and Brayden Chaney with two interceptions for a total return of 27 yards. Johnson also recorded a fumble recovery along with Cameron McDuffiey and Jackson Bos. 

Weekend Rewind
The Augustana football team had a huge game, defeating the previously No. 3 and undefeated Minnesota State Mavericks, 31-30. The Vikings offense tallied 429 total yards, 306 of those coming from Gunnar Hensley's pass game. Hensley went 32-for-47, throwing two touchdowns. Breylon Blount gathered 63 yards for two touchdowns, including the game-winning touchdown, on 13 attempts. Klayton Sattle and Zeke Strand recorded one receiving touchdown apiece. Isaiah Lemmond was a helpful hand downfield, leading in receiving yards with 99 on six receptions. 

Steel Schomaker and Camron Maciejewski led the Vikings defense with 10 tackles each. Chase Leary, Kael Ryan, Alex Belongia, and Brock Salm all recorded five tackles. 11 other Vikings recorded one or more tackles.