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Football part of historic night against D-I Davidson

Guilford College Football Davidson College Record night

Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor

September 21, 2018

In most football games, scoring 61 points is a certain victory, but for Guilford College it turned into a 91-61 loss to NCAA Division I Davidson College, 91-61, on Thursday, Sept. 13. Davidson’s offense put up 964 offensive yards, including 685 rushing yards and scored 13 touchdowns, all school records. The...

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Guilford’s kicker Kiser shares experience

Q & A Guilford College Football Harrison Kiser

Jonathan Hudson, Staff Writer

November 10, 2017

Of the positions in the game of football, the performance of the kicker takes the most individual effort, and the pressure put on the kicker often gets overlooked by the simplicity of his task, which is to kick the ball down field or kick it through the uprights. The Guilfordian sat down with sophomore...

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Guilford College Football falls to Hampden-Sydney College in ODAC opener

Guilford College Football senior linebacker Nathan Campbell tackles Hampden-Sydney College senior running back Mike DeMasi on Appenzeller Field in Greensboro, North Carolina on Oct. 7, 2017. DeMasi had 111 rushing yards in the 21-18 victory over the Quakers.//Photo by Abigail Bekele/The Guilfordian

October 7, 2017

The Guilford College Football dropped their first Old Dominion Athletic Conference game of the season to Hampden-Sydney College. The Quakers fell by a score of 21-18 and dropped to a 2-3 record on the season. Senior quarterback Karsten Miller passed for 210 yards and threw one interception. Miller...

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Football team is set to face Jacksonville University

Guilford College football senior quarterback Karsten Miller passes a ball during practice on Sept. 20, 2017. Miller has 1109 passing yards and 10 passing touchdowns through three games. Photos By Andrew Walker 2017/The Guilfordian

Andrew Walker, Assistant Web Editor

September 29, 2017

The Guilford College football team is playing their second Division I team of the season tomorrow. For the first time, the team will travel to Florida to play Jacksonville University. Jacksonville is a Football Championship Subdivision team that is part of the Pioneer League. The Pioneer League is...

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Head football coach discusses new year

Guilford College Football Head Coach Chris Rusiewicz at a football game.//Photo courtesy Guilford Athletics

Nathaniel Williams, Staff Writer

September 8, 2017

After a disappointing 4-6 season last year, following a school-best 9-1 year in 2015, Guilford’s football team looks to get back to the culture and gameplay they had during their success. The Guilfordian sat down with head coach Chris Rusiewicz to discuss his goals for his seventh season leading the Quak...

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