MEDIA INFORMATION Date Sat., Oct. 5 | 6:05 p.m. MT Location St. George, Utah | Hansen Stadium (5,000) TV CEC-TV (Baja Channel 22) Radio ESPN SportsRadio 106.1 FM Online Audio/ Video Dixie State All-Access Live Stats Dixie State Live Stats Ticket Info Purchase Tickets Game Notes Dixie State Notes  Twitter @DixieAthletics #DixieFB DIXIE STATE - SFU SERIES Series Tied, 3-3 At DSU Dixie State leads, 2-1 At SFU Simon Fraser leads, 2-1 First Meeting Oct. 10, 2010 - Dixie State, 28-21 Last Meeting Oct. 27, 2012 - Simon Frase, 58-47 DIXIE STATE RED STORM Record 1-3, 1-2 GNAC Ranking NR Last Game Sept. 28, 2013 (wpn at Humboldt St., 49-24) Head Coach Scott Brumfield (Brigham Young, 1992) Career: 7-29 (4th season) DSU Record: Same SIMON FRASER CLAN Record 2-1, 2-1 GNAC Ranking NR Last Game Sept. 28, 2013 (lost to Western Oregon, 30-9) Head Coach Dave Johnson (Simon Fraser) Career: 23-42 (8th year) SFU Record: 17-40 (7th year)

HANSEN STADIUM CLASH WITH THE CLAN
Dixie State, fresh off breaking an eight-game losing skid, returns home for a Great Northwest Athletic Conference matchup with one of the league's four co-leader, the Clan of Simon Fraser University. The Oct. 5 contest will kickoff from Hansen Stadium at 6:05 p.m. MT. The game will be broadcast via radio coverage on ESPN SportsRadio 106.1 FM (John Potter, Devin Dixon, Patrick Blake) and on CEC-TV (Ryan Forsey, Justin Forman). Live online coverage for audio and video can be accessed at DixieAthletics.com/Showcase.

RED STORM VS. THE CLAN
The all-time series against Simon Fraser is knotted up at three games apiece, each team owning a three-game winning streak. Dixie State won the first trio of meetings (28-21, 18-15, 42-7), including twice at Hansen Stadium. Since then, the Clan has won the last three meetings. SFU tallied a 62-56 win in triple overtime on Oct. 8, 2011, to notch their first win in the GNAC. SFU took the 2012 series with a 41-28 win in Burnaby and a 58-47 shootout victory last October at Hansen Stadium. Despite the loss in the last game against the Clan, Griff Robles (Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork) threw for 339 yards and five TDs.

A WIN AS BIG AS THE SEQUOIA TREES THEMSELVES
Quarterback Griff Robles (Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork) had 401 yards in total offense and accounted for six touchdowns leading the Red Storm to a 49-24 road win at Humboldt State before a Homecoming crowd of 6,603 ...  Robles completed 22 of 46 passes for 283 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for 118 yards and three touchdowns.  He scored on runs of 1, 1 and 12 yards and tossed TD passes of eight yards to Mitch Frei (Santa Clara, UT/Snow Canyon), 26 yards to Joel Davis (Natchez, MS/Natchez) and 17 to Joe Don Duncan (Corona, CA/Notre Dame) ...All but the Duncan six-pointer came in the first half as the Red Storm built a 42-10 lead.  Dixie finished the contest with 558 yards in total offense compared to 331 by the Lumberjacks, outgaining Humboldt 275-145 on the ground and 283-186 through the air ... In addition to Robles, Davis rushed for 87 yards on 10 carries and Myles Burton (Berkeley, CA/Rodriguez) had 69 on 12 carries.  Duncan had six catches for 91 yards and Frei had 76 on four catches ... Dixie State's defense came up with five takeaways, including a GNAC-record tying three interceptions (for 56 yards) by strong safety Daniel Moffett (Kaysville, UT/Davis).  Moffett, who also had four tackles and broke up a pass, is the sixth player in GNAC history to record three interceptions in a single game ...  Linebacker Nick Largent (Escalon, CA/Escalon) led the Red Storm with seven tackles.  Defensive end Jake Miller (Tremonton, UT/Bear River) had six tackles, including three for losses of 10 yards.  Two of those were sacks for losses of nine yards.

NOTABLES FROM THE HSU GAME
Twenty-eight points scored in the 2nd quarter is the highest single total for any DSU quarter in the D-II era (the four highest scoring quarters have all come against HSU) ... The 25-point margin of victory against the Jacks was the largest since a 42-7 win over this weekend's opponent, Simon Fraser, on Sept. 17, 2011 ... Four QB sacks tied for the fourth-best team performance since the 2006 D-II transition.

A WIN BY DIXIE STATE WOULD...
• Mark the first two-game win streak since Weeks 2-3 of the 2012 season (WOU, APU)
• Break a three-game skid against the Clan
• Be the 10th win in the month of October since the NCAA D-II transition in 2006; DSU is 9-21 in October games

GNAC RED LION PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Offense –  Griff Robles (Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork), Dixie State (QB, 6-5, 230, Sr., Spanish Fork, UT) and Jordan Todd, Central Washington (RB, 5-6, 186, So., Bellevue, WA – Interlake)
Defense –  Daniel Moffett (Kaysville, UT/Davis), Dixie State (FS, 6-2, 215, Jr., Kayville, UT – Davis) and Kraig Akins, Western Oregon (DE, 6-2, 270, Jr., Springfield, OR - Thurston)
Specialty – Isaiah Davis, Central Washington (DB, 5-10, 176, So., Bremerton, WA – South Kitsap)
Honorable Mention: Joe Harris, Western Oregon; Chris Tolbert, Simon Fraser; Jesse Correa, Western Oregon; Austin Schnizler, Central Washington.

GNAC NATIONAL RANKINGS:
Team (Top 30): Total Defense – 13. Central Washington 289.8. Scoring Defense – 6. Central Washington 13.0 Rushing Defense – 11. Central Washington 82.8. Passing Offense – 17. Simon Fraser 320.3; 24. Dixie State 307.0.  Passing Efficiency Defense – 13. Central Washington 95.8; 21. Simon Fraser 105.1.  Kick Return Defense – 17. Simon Fraser 15.80; 25. Western Oregon 16.24.
Individuals (Top 30): Rushing – 26. Jordan Todd, CWU, 117.0.  Total Offense – 29. Griff Robles (Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork), DSU, 309.0. Scoring – 19. JD Duncan, DSU, 10.5. Receptions – 20. JD Duncan, DSU, 7.8.  Punt Returns -  17. Isaiah Davis, CWU, 12.3. Field Goals – 19. Matt Bruder, HSU, 1.3; 27, Jesse Correa, 1.0. Interceptions – 8. Daniel Moffett (Kaysville, UT/Davis), DSU, 0.75; 23. Casey Chin, SFU, 0.67. Total Tackles – 17. Casey Chin, SFU, 11.3.  Pass Sacks – 4. Timothy Ehinger, DSU, 1.5.  Forced Fumbles – 4. Kraig Akins, WOU, 0.75; 11. Eric Murphy, SFU, 0.67; 20. Timothy Ehinger, DSU, and Deionte Gordon, CWU, 0.50. Fumbles Recovered – 7. Mitchell Barnett, SFU, 0.67; 12. Ronnie Hicks, HSU, and Nathan Sanchez, HSU, 0.50.  Passes Defended – 26. Cedrique Chaney, CWU, 1.50.

ALL-AMERICAN DUNCAN
Senior tight end Joe Don Duncan (Corona, CA/Notre Dame) (Corona, CA) returns for his highly anticipated final year holding a prestigious accolade. Duncan was named to the D2Football.com Preseason All-American List on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Two seasons ago, Duncan earned all-league, all-region and multiple All-American honors after leading the country in receptions and yardage for a tight end. Phil Steele listed him as the 27th best draft eligible TE available and Lindy's Sports Annuals "Look Ahead" named Duncan as the ninth best TE in the country.