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The 2005 Little Giants sang "Old Wabash" after defeating Kalamazoo 46-6 in the season opener for both schools.

Junior tailback Don Juan Brown breaks outside and races 55 yards for Wabash's first TD of the 2005 season.

Wide receiver Geoff Walker had a big day for Wabash, catching four passes for 76 yards and a touchdown, and returning five punts for 93 yards.

Senior quarterback Russ Harbaugh had an early interception, but rebounded to complete 23-of-31 passes for 329 yards and three touchdowns.

Wabash's defense seemed to get better as the game progressed. Wabash held the Hornets to 151 yards and just eight first downs.

J-back Kyle Piazza had his most productive day ever for Wabash, catching a team-high six passes for 62 yards and rushing for a two-yard touchdown.

Wabash's "Hard Hat D" allowed Kalamazoo an early score after a turnover, but shut out the Hornets over the final 55 minutes. Linebacker Ady Pynenberg had seven tackles and a sack to lead the way.

Senior center Jake Koeneman and his O-line mates did not allow a sack and Wabash gained 582 offensive yards.

Sophomore linebacker Ady Pynenberg picked up where he left off last year when he led the Little Giants in tackles. He had a sack on this play, one of his team-high seven tackles.

Don Juan Brown rushed for 133 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries.

Now we know why they call him "Big Play Ray": Ray Green went 55 yards on this touchdown reception.

Sophomore wide receiver Mike Russell caught five passes for 55 yards and one touchdown.

Senior running back Chris Ogden was injured early in training camp, but rebounded to rush for 47 yards and a touchdown on eight fourth-quarter carries.

Wide receiver Eric Summers jumped high over the defender to pull in this 21-yard reception.

Converted J-back Shane Keffer caught two passes for 19 yards.

Sophomore receiver Mike Russell went up high to pull in this touchdown catch.

Catching short passes out of the backfield, Kyle Piazza turned several receptions into big gains; this one went for 18 yards.

Brandon Roop injured his shoulder early in the game, but returned in the second half.

Senior linebacker Aaron Selby returned to action after breaking a leg last year. On this play he cleans up a tackle begun by Ady Pynenberg.

Junior wide receiver Geoff Walker was so wide open on this touchdown reception that the defender was never in the picture.