Photo Albums

Quarterback Dustin Huff shook off first and third quarter interceptions, and used his feet to be Wabash's best offensive weapon. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Billy King breaks upfield in the second quarter of Wabash's win over Wooster. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Andrew Rode takes off upfield after catching a short pass from Dustin Huff. Evan Watson gives chase. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Dustin Huff, with the wind at his back, got just a little too much air under this pass to Gabe Guerrero. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Bart Banach showed a burst of speed on this short reception, which he turned into a 16-yard gain. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Elbow to elbow, the Wabash offensive line gave Dustin Huff just enough room for a first down dive in a critical third-quarter drive. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Leading receiver Mike Russell battled double teams all day and caught only three passes. None was any bigger than this 35-yarder, the longest pass completion of the day by either team. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Things didn't look so good for Wabash in the third quarter when Dustin Huff got picked off near the Wooster goal line. Jeff Geffert picked off two of Huff's passes, including this one, which he returned 79 yards. Wabash's defense would shut down Wooster's offense, though, and Wabash scored on its next drive. Photo by Jim Amidon.

A Wooster defender skies in from high above, but it was too late: Shane Keffer had scored a touchdown for Wabash to put Wabash head in the third quarter. It was the only TD scored on a drive into the gusting wind. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Andrew Rode hauls in a diving touchdown catch, a ball that came in low, but never touched the ground. The catch gave Wabash a 20-10 lead in the fourth. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Dustin Huff led the Little Giants with 61 rushing yards on 18 carries. Here he advances the ball in the fourth quarter to keep the clock ticking. Photo by Jim Amidon.

Dustin Huff gets a nice block and has a couple of buddies out in front on this run: Patrick Millikan and Erik Shaver. Photo by Jim Amidon.