**1. Toben Opurum:** Senior defensive end was all over the field and consistently was a disruptive force. Credited with six tackles, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery, a pass breakup and a quarterback hurry, Opurum influenced the game more significantly than those impressive numbers show.
**2. Bradley McDougald:** Had nine solo tackles, three assists, a 12-yard sack and two forced fumbles.
**3. Tony Pierson:** Showed another dimension, coming out of the backfield to catch six passes for 99 yards.
**4. Greg Brown:** Lockdown had a huge knockdown of a pass and is having himself a strong senior year. He’s tackling better than in younger years and was in on six tackles.
**5. John Williams:** A surge up the middle has been a rare thing in recent years, but Williams showed the ability to get it on numerous plays.
**6. Josh Williams:** Recovered a fumble that advanced the ball 16 yards and showed quickness in running down ballcarriers.
**7. Ben Goodman:** Reserve defensive end moves well and forever plays the game, never letting himself get lulled into spectator status.
**8. Andrew Turzilli:** Dropped one ball but also consistently gave Dayne Crist a big target to hit and finished with three receptions for 100 yards.
**9. Taylor Cox:** Reliable runner doesn’t go down on the first hit and works hard for his yardage. Gained team-best 47 yards on 11 carries.
**10. Kevin Young:** Not done improving, the defensive tackle has come a long way and made his presence felt.
**The Keegan Ratings: Season Standings**
1. Tony Pierson (28 points)
2. Bradley McDougald (18 points)
3. Taylor Cox (16 points)
T4. Duane Zlatnik (15 points)
T4. Greg Brown (15 points)
6. Toben Opurum (14 points)
7. Trevor Marrongelli (12 points)
8. Josh Williams (11 points)
9. Tanner Hawkinson (10 points)
10. John Williams (6 points)
11 Ben Goodman (4 points)
T12. Kale Pick (3 points)
T12. Tunde Bakare (3 points)
T12. Andrew Turzilli (3 points)
T15. Jimmay Mundine (2 points)
T15. Josh Ford (2 points)
T17. Chris Omigie (1 point)
T17. Schyler Miles (1 point)
T17. Kevin Young (1 point)
