WAVERLY, Iowa-- Sixth-ranked Wartburg (7-0 overall, 4-0 IIAC) travels to face Buena Vista (5-2, 4-0) Saturday at 1 p.m.

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The Series
Wartburg holds the all-time series lead at 34-22-1 and have claimed the last three meetings.

Last Time Out
Buena Vista
The Beavers had a thrilling 44-39 win over Dubuque last Saturday as they scored the go-ahead score with 35 seconds left in the game.

It was the third straight game that has come down to the final possession of the game and the second in which BVU scored with under a minute to play to take the lead and win.

Ben Seitz posted a team-leading nine catches for 109 yards and a TD.

Wartburg
The Knights defeated Luther, 52-7, last Saturday. This was the second-highest point total in the series history, as the most was 56 points in Wartburg's 56-28 win in 1992.

The Knights totaled 408 yards of offense to propel them to the victory.

The Orange and Black's defense held the Norse to 193 yards on the ground and zero yards through the air. This marked the fifth time in school history that Wartburg allowed zero passing yards as this previously occurred against Iowa Weselyan (1956), Buena Vista (1953), Luther (1965) and Lea (1969).

Freshman Brandon Richardson (Rock Island, Ill.) had a team-high 38 yards on the ground and was closely followed by 34 from junior Brandon Domeyer (Manchester).

Classmate Logan Schrader (Killdeer, Ill.) finished 15-21-0 for 252 yards and two touchdowns.

Senior Taylor Jacobsmeier (Wapello) led all receivers with 106 yards.

Junior Gunner Tranel (Vinton) led the defense with 12 total tackles (eight solo, four assists).

Career Leader List Watch
Domeyer is tenth in rushing TDs (23) and senior Donald Miller (Maywood, Ill.) is tied for ninth in pass reception TDs (12).

Schrader is fifth in pass completions (369), sixth in passing yards (5,021), seventh in passing TDs (41).

Junior Michael Bohlke (Manchester) is seventh in PAT kicks (75) and tied for sixth in field goals (13).