UPLAND, Ind. - No. 7 Indiana Wesleyan football traveled the 12 miles to Upland Saturday for a battle with Grant County foe Taylor University. The Wildcats cemented their dominance from the beginning, scoring 21-points in the first quarter on their way to a 61-0 win. It's the second straight game between schools where Taylor didn't score a point, and the Wildcats third straight win in the rivalry.


INSIDE THE GAME

• Taylor was held to just 104 total yards, their fewest in a game since October 13, 2018 when they were held to 76 yards.
• Neil Campbell became the first Wildcat this season to collect two interceptions in a game, grabbing one in the second quarter and his second in the third quarter. 
• Bryce Leach and Clayton Mosher also collected interceptions, giving IWU four on the day, matching their season-high which was set against Valparaiso University.
• IWU attempted a season high 45 rushed in the contest picking up 247 yards on the ground, 12 yards short of their season-high. 
• Xander Stokes tossed two touchdowns in the contest, the fifth time this season he has had at least two. He also added one on the ground, his second of the season.
• Devodney Alford punched it into the endzone twice Saturday, giving him 12 rushing touchdowns on the season. He has scored a touchdown in all but one game this season.

NEXT TIME OUT

• IWU wraps up their regular season on the road Saturday, traveling to Madonna University for a 12:30 p.m. start.
• Madonna is 1-8 on the year, with their lone win coming from a forefit.

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