Wabash Smothers Earlham Offense
Thomas Bell's interception of the first pass thrown by Justin Rummell set the tone for the game.
Dustin Huff didn't pass for 400 yards, but played a nearly flawless game in Wabash's 48-15 victory.
Shane Keffer scored Wabash's first touchdown of the game on a short dive, then caught a six-yard pass to score Wabash's fourth touchdown, pictured here.
Adi Pynenberg and the Wabash defense made life pretty miserable for Justin Rummell of Earlham.
Mike Russell broke three tackles to score on this 25-yarder from Huff.
Billy King goes outside of a defender. He had 90 yards on the day.
Tight end Graham Nelson is looking for someone to run over after catching a pass from Dustin Huff.
When a big guy like offensive tackle Brian Hilts is out in front making big holes...
... the little guys like Bobby Kimp can run for touchdowns!
Ray Green turned up field to make this catch a 20-yard gain.
Bart Banach hauled in an 11-yard touchdown pass that put Wabash up 34-0 early in the third quarter.
Billy King showed a lot of strength on this 16-yard touchdown run, a run where he was originally stopped after about five yards.