HANOVER, Ind. – The Hanover Panthers (4-1 overall, 1-0 HCAC) hit the road for Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference action at Anderson with kickoff set for 1:30 PM.
HISTORY WITH THE RAVENS
Hanover holds a 15-2 record dating back to 2008. The Panthers defeated the Ravens last season 58-0 behind the play of senior
Eian Roudebush who passed for 228 yards and four touchdowns.
Sophomore
Josh Williams rushed for 58 yards and one score while junior
Jack Pennington tallied 67 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Junior
Axel Conover had three tackles while forcing and recovering one fumble.
MAKING HISTORY UNDER CENTER
Roudebush continues to dominate under center combining for 9,119 yards of total offense, breaking the 9,000-yard mark last week. The senior is just 841 yards shy of the record of 9,960.
His 87-career touchdown passes also leaves him just 11 shy of the 98-career touchdown record.
UNDER THE LIGHTS AT WILMINGTON
The Panther offense was firing on all cylinders combining for 411 yards, 249 yards passing, en route to the fourth quarter win, 21-14.
Roudebush passed for one touchdown with his top target being freshman
James Brink who collected four receptions for 70 yards and a score.
Conover was a force for the HCAC leading defense claiming 10 total tackles, one tackle for loss, and one forced fumble.
INSIDE THE HCAC STATS
The Hanover defense has been the backbone for the Blue and Red this season leading the league in fewest touchdowns allowed (15), points allowed (105), and points per game (21.0).
Sophomore
Cole Shively protects the airways for the Panthers, ranking first in interceptions (3) and pass breakups per game (1.50).
Roudebush leads the HCAC in completions (113) and longest touchdown pass thrown this season (76-yards).
ANDERSON TAKING ON ROSE-HULMAN
The Ravens dropped their HCAC contest with Rose-Hulman, 52-21.
As a team, Anderson combined for 375-yards of total offense, 284 yards coming through the air.
Caleb Foor led the offense with 261-yard passing and one touchdown.
Defensively, Cole Urbanec rushed for a team-high 53 yards averaging 5.3 yards per carry.
HOMECOMING
Hanover will return home on Saturday, Oct. 24 when they celebrate Homecoming with Rose-Hulman.
