TRAVIS BURTON | GUILFORD | LINEBACKER
Burton, a sophomore from Pikeville, N.C., was a dominating force for a Guilford defense that surrendered just 130 yards of total offense and forced three turnovers in the Quakers' 55-0 shutout of Gallaudet in Washington, D.C. on Saturday. Burton registered a team-high 12 tackles including 4.5 for a loss that cost the Bison 17 yards of offense. That TFL total included 3.5 quarterback sacks that accounted for 16 of the lost offensive yardage for GU. This is his second game this season with 4.5 TFLs and 3.5 sacks, joining his effort from the Quakers season-opening matchup with Greensboro College to start the year. Burton's 3.5 sacks tie himself and a few others for third-most in program history. Entering the weekend, only seven players had registered that many sacks in a game in Division III this season. He is the only one to do it twice. His 4.5 TFLs are eighth-most in GC history. Burton was involved in five of Guilford's eight quarterback sacks, and 10 of his 12 stops came on either lost yardage or gains no more than one-yard from scrimmage. For the season, Burton leads the ODAC in both TFLs (15.0) and sacks (8.5) and is fourth in tackles (44). His TFL total is tied for first in Division III, while his sacks number is tied for second in the country.

ANTHONY CRAWFORD | WASHINGTON AND LEE | RUNNING BACK
Crawford, a junior from Swarthmore, Pa., put together a monster day in helping Washington and Lee posted a 42-34 win on the road at No. 21/24 Hampden-Sydney on Saturday. The ODAC's leading rusher cracked the century mark for the fourth time in five games as he carried the ball 24 times for 104 yards and four touchdowns, the latter mark matching his career high from last season in a win (35-0) over Averett. Each of Crawford's touchdowns were necessary in maintaining the Generals' lead with the Tigers repeatedly chipping away. He back-to-back scores bridging the first and second quarters, both via 1-yard bursts. His first made it 14-7 WLU with 54 ticks left in the opening frame and his second made it 21-7 with 9:27 showing on the second quarter clock. Crawford four paydirt for the third time in the third quarter, running in from seven yards out for a 35-21 lead with 9:34 on the board. His last TD provided the points necessary to win by a one score (plus 2-point conversion) margin. He ran in from two yards for a 42-28 advantage with 9:42 to go in the fourth quarter. For the season, Crawford leads the ODAC in rushing yardage (678), yards per game (135.6), and rushing touchdowns (9), having scored at least one TD in all five games this season.

AIDEN GREFE | BRIDGEWATER | PUNTER
Grefe, a junior from Elkton, Va., put points on the board in an unexpected manner in Bridgewater's tight 24-21 loss at Shenandoah on Saturday. Grefe was called on to punt just once, booming the ball 44 yards on that effort. But he also serves as the Eagles holder on point-after attempts and field goals. It was in this role that Grefe helped keep Bridgewater within striking distance. With 3:50 to play, the Eagles lined up for a short field goal. Instead, Grefe stood up after handling the snap and looked to pass on a fake. With nobody in crimson and gold open, Grefe tucked the ball and beat the defense to the edge for a touchdown run that brought BC to within three at 17-14. The touchdown marked the first points of Grefe's career.

• GENERAL NOTES
  • Guilford scored 50 or more points for the first time since 2018 when they scored 61 in back-to-back games against Methodist University (61-35) and Davidson College (61-91) to start the 2018 season.
  • Averett was idle on its scheduled bye.
• OFFENSE
  • Bridgewater quarterback Jaicere Bateman threw for 261 yards and ran in a pair of short scores to lead the offense. Receiver Ian Browne caught seven passes for 86 yards. He is second in the ODAC (29 for 414) in both categories.
  • Guilford quarterback Caleb Robles had a monster game with 144 yards and four touchdowns rushing to go with a 19-for-26 passing day where he threw for 173 yards and a score to receiver Cameron Campbell (7 for 78). Quarterback Luke Hyatt and receiver Parker DeHart (3 for 69) connected on a 50-yard touchdown pass. Running back Lucas Smith also scored a touchdown.
  • Hampden-Sydney running backs Terry Hicks (26 for 126) and Joseph Gonzalez (7 for 37) each scored a pair of rushing touchdowns. Quarterback Carter Sido threw for 254 yards and a score to Kam Mahoney (2 for 34). Receiver Mason Cunningham caught seven passes for 116 yards.
  • Randolph-Macon quarterback Dante Casciola ran for 51 yards and a score and added 203 passing with a TD to Landon Farriss (1 for 13). Running backs Mitchell Johnson (19 for 59) and Cameron Chatmon (8 for 44) ran in twice and once apiece, respectively. Receiver Jason Moore caught three passes for 62 yards.
  • Roanoke quarterback Kam Hill threw for 281 yards and a touchdown to receiver Grey Deal, who hauled in six passes for 102 yards. Receiver Khamari Garner posted 71 yards on six receptions.
  • Shenandoah quarterback Mekhi Brown ran for 45 yards and a touchdown and threw for 228 yards and a score to TJ Henderson (3 for 25) in his first collegiate action. Aidan McCloskey ran for 86 yards and a touchdown.
  • Washington and Lee running back Anthony Crawford increased his hold on the ODAC rushing lead with 104 yards and a career-high tying four touchdown runs. Quarterback Ty Collins ran in once to highlight a 70-yard day and threw for 111 yards and a 75-yard score to Teddy Sparrow.
• DEFENSE
  • Bridgewater defensive back Jordan Harper and linebacker Aaron Nice led with 10 tackles each, while Nice added a forced fumble.
  • Gallaudet linebacker Dawson Ethington tied for ODAC weekly-high honors with 14 tackles.
  • Guilford linebacker Travis Burton is now #1 in the country in TFLs (15.0) and #2 in sacks (8.5) with 4.5 and 3.5, respectively, against Gallaudet.  He made 12 stops, while linebacker Nick Iannone added to his ODAC-leading total (76) with 10 tackles including 2.5 sacks. Defensive back Jonathan Brown intercepted a pair of passes. Linebacker Aden Reece registered 1.0 sacks and recovered a fumble.
  • Hampden-Sydney safety Mitch Ladamus posted 13 tackles, while fellow safety Markevus Graves-Franklin (12) and linebacker Robert Clarke (11) also reached double figures.
  • Randolph-Macon safety Quentin Mankin intercepted his first two passes of the season. Defensive end Tim Semisch registered a sack, and cornerback Kindin Richardson forced and recovered a fumble.
  • Roanoke linebacker Charlie Davis led the unit with nine stops, while fellow linebacker Tandom Smith forced and recovered a fumble. Lineman Luke Conner notched a quarterback sack.
  • Shenandoah defensive end Phoenix Andes-Stowell registered 2.0 sacks including a strip-sack. Linebacker Matt Conroy made 11 stops, while defensive back Sean Perry intercepted his first pass of the season.
  • Washington and Lee linebacker Will Mahmud picked off a pass late in the fourth quarter to seal the Generals win. Linebacker Brennan Stout tied for the ODAC weekly-high with 14 tackles. Lineman Will Knight posted a quarterback sack.
• SPECIAL TEAMS
  • Bridgewater punter Aiden Grefe ran for a touchdown as the holder on a fake field goal for the first points of his career.
  • Guilford kicked Asher Frisbee made all seven of his PATs to tie for sixth in program history.
  • Randolph-Macon return man Gracyn Ross posted two big returns to help the RMC offense – a 19-yard punt return and a 71-yard kickoff sprint.
  • Roanoke punter Zach Nicklas punted five times for a 37.6 average with one inside the 20-yard line.
  • Shenandoah punter Connor Moyssiadis punted twice for a 41.0 average with one inside the 20-yard line.