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Big plays on both sides of the ball, special teams miscues and another school record for Korrell Koehlmoos were part of the story on Saturday (Oct. 15). The Bulldogs racked up 431 yards of offense while defeating Mount Marty, 47-24.
Big plays on both sides of the ball, special teams miscues and another school record for Korrell Koehlmoos were part of the story on Saturday (Oct. 15). The Bulldogs racked up 431 yards of offense while defeating Mount Marty, 47-24.
Momentum is building for a Concordia Football team that has undergone an offensive revival over the past two weeks. Meanwhile, Devon Polley was named the GPAC Defensive Player of the Week on Monday.
A rising star on the interior of the Concordia defensive line, Devon Polley has been recognized as the GPAC Defensive Player of the Week. Polley produced four tackles, 2.5 sacks and two quarterback hurries in the win over Jamestown.
The offense put together its best day of the season behind a prolific passing attack quarterbacked by DJ McGarvie. The Bulldogs piled up more than 500 yards and won 30-15 as Korrell Koehlmoos became the program's all-time leading pass catcher.
You get the feeling that Korrell Koehlmoos would play college football for the rest of his life, if only that was allowed. Koehlmoos’ return in 2022 is more about his fervent passion for the game than it is about any statistics or records.
The fifth all-time meeting between Concordia and Jamestown will occur this Saturday as the Bulldogs seek to build upon last week's win at Dakota Wesleyan. Concordia will be at home for each of the next three Saturdays.
Thanks to the connection between quarterback DJ McGarvie and star receiver Korrell Koehlmoos, the Bulldogs earned their first win of 2022. Concordia got all of its points in the third quarter in the 20-12 victory at Dakota Wesleyan.
Two teams searching for their first win of 2022 will meet in Mitchell, S.D., this Saturday. The Bulldogs hope for a similar result as 2021 when they defeated Dakota Wesleyan, 34-0, behind five total touchdowns from DJ McGarvie.
A rash of Northwestern turnovers helped the Bulldogs build a 10-0 lead at the half as they attempted to upset the fourth-ranked Red Raiders. The home team then dominated the final two quarters and won, 34-10, in Orange City.
On the heels of two down-to-the-wire losses to in-state GPAC rivals, the Bulldogs are preparing for the challenge of playing at No. 4 Northwestern on Saturday. Concordia is looking to defeat the Red Raiders for the first time since 2016.
Behind the scenes, Sterup has earned about as much respect as anyone within the Concordia Football locker room. His play on the football field speaks volumes – and so too do his actions off of it.
The 'talking season' got underway on July 15 as Head Coach Patrick Daberkow and three Bulldogs met the media. Inside the locker room, expectations are that Concordia will enjoy a breakthrough in 2024.
Back in the fall, Maddox Rickertsen saw his world turned upside down when doctors discovered an egg-sized tumor in his colon. Months later, Rickertsen's outlook has changed as he gears up for football season.
There's a veteran feel to a Concordia Football team that believes the time is now. The Bulldogs bring back a record-breaking quarterback for what projects to be an explosive offense. Concordia expects the defense to make a leap forward.
As of National Signing Day (Feb. 7), Concordia Football has announced a 2024 class of more than 40 pledges. Coach Daberkow gave an update on recruiting and the program in full in conjunction with signing day.
When operating at peak levels, the 2023 Concordia Football team showed a flair for offensive fireworks. Led by DJ McGarvie, the Bulldogs set another new offensive standard before completing the season at 5-5.
The unassuming DJ McGarvie tends to shy from the spotlight, but attention is unavoidable for the standard-setting quarterback. McGarvie isn't just breaking Concordia's passing records, he's crushing them.
Whether situated in his home of Arlington, Texas, or otherwise, Rod Giesselmann '71 feels the "oneness" of Concordia. It's that special togetherness that lifted the 1970 Bulldogs to great heights and set Giesselmann up for success.
Michael Grindey has gone from Creighton rugby player to high school football coach to a star linebacker at Concordia. The outgoing Arizona native has thrived after following a twisting, turning path to Seward.
Over the second half of last season, Concordia Football added explosiveness to its offense while supplementing a defense already known for its ruggedness. The Bulldogs hope to hit the ground running this fall in what will be year seven of Coach Patrick Daberkow's tenure.