NDSU's Washington Named Great West Special Teams Player of the Week
10/14/2007 5:00:00 AM | Football
Cal Poly used the bye week last week to get healthy and it showed in the Mustangs' 63-28 victory over UC Davis. Wingback Ryan Mole came back from four weeks off to rush for 92 yards on just seven carries and caught three passes for 64 yards to earn Great West Offensive Player of the Week honors. North Dakota State wide receiver and return specialist Shamen Washington had quite a day with 208 all-purpose yards, including a 96-yard kickoff return for a TD and three punt returns totalling 65 yards in the Bison decisive win over Mississippi Valley State to earn Special Teams Player of the Week. Southern Utah held
Offensive
WB Ryan Mole - Cal Poly (5-10, 195, Jr.,
Wingback Ryan Mole, who missed the last three games due to a knee injury, rushed for 92 yards on just seven carries and caught three passes for 64 yards as No. 22 Cal Poly beat UC Davis 63-28. Mole ran one yard around left end for a touchdown, giving Cal Poly a 35-21 halftime lead, and caught a 33-yard touchdown pass from Jonathan Dally less than 80 seconds into the third period as Cal Poly extended its lead to 42-21.
Also Nominated: WR Brandon Rice (UC
Defensive
CB Derrick Brown - Southern Utah (6-1, 850, Jr.,
Led the team with eight tackles, including five solo stops and 1.5 tackles for loss in the Thunderbirds' near-upset of No. 12 Youngstown State Saturday in
Also Nominated: LB Ramon
Special Teams
WR Shamen
Also Nominated: K Emmanual Benjamin (UC
