As always, you can catch Rich Dupree's call of the LC vs. Texas Lutheran game locally only on 105.5 K-BUCK. You can also catch the live stream on 1055kbuck.com
 
Louisiana College will also be providing live streaming video of the game, which you can catch by clicking HERE
 
You can also follow the Louisiana College Athletics Twitter
page, @lacolathletics, for updates throughout the game, as well as Wildcats Media's Facebook page for updates as well as pictures, stories, and video content following the game.
 
Finally, if you are looking to get pumped up for this Saturday's game, Spencer Chrisman of WildcatsMedia.com has this Hype video specifically for you! LINK
 
 
Saturday Quick Facts
 
Texas Lutheran Bulldogs vs. Louisiana College Wildcats
Wildcat Field. Pineville, La. 
Start time: 4 p.m. CST
TLU Record: 3-4 (1-3 in American Southwest Conference)
LC Record: 5-2 (3-1 in American Southwest Conference)
 
 
TLU vs. Louisiana College Series History (Series Tied 6-6)
2000: TLU – 45 LC – 28
2001: TLU – 48 LC – 44
2002: LC – 22 TLU – 6
2003: TLU – 26 LC – 21
2004: TLU – 64 LC – 62
2005: TLU – 44 LC – 41
2006: TLU – 24 LC – 22
2007: LC – 31 TLU – 26
2008: LC – 29 TLU – 7
2009: LC – 42 TLU – 3
2010: LC – 38 TLU – 21
2011: LC – 37 TLU – 16
 

Series Individual Statistics Highlights
 
Most Passing Yards:
Wesley Cooper, 2004. 30-55 for 431 Passing Yards.
 
Most Passing Touchdowns:
Wesley Cooper, 2004. 6 Passing Touchdowns (30-55 for 431 yards)
Ben McLaughlin, 2009. 6 Passing Touchdowns (19-27 for 313 yards)
 
 
Most Rushing Yards:
Mikie Zeno, 2001. 22 Carries for 191 Rushing Yards.
 
Most Rushing Touchdowns:
Mikie Zeno, 2001. 3 Rushing Touchdowns (22 Carries for 191 Yards)
Leon Maxie, 2005. 3 Rushing Touchdowns (19 Carries for 121 Yards)
 
Most Receiving Yards:
Schuyler Anderson, 2004. 11 Catches for 174 Receiving Yards.
 
Most Receiving Touchdowns:
Jordan Rideaux, 2009. 3 Receiving Touchdowns (7 Catches for 164 Yards)
 
Most Tackles:
Jeremy Desoto, 2004. 14 Total Tackles
 
 
 
Louisiana College Football Records Watch

#2 Ryan Montague, SOPH RB

• #3 all-time in career rushing TD with 18. Wayne Davis is #1 with 27.
• #1 all-time in career yards per carry at 5.62 YPC (288 carries for 1,621 yards) (minimum 100 carries). #2 is Thurston Williams at 4.82 YPC
• #1 all-time in career rushing yards per game at 95.4 YPG (1,621 rushing yards in 17 career games) (minimum 5 games). #2 is Wayne Davis at 88.9 YPG
• #3 all-time in single game carries with 35 against Belhaven on Sept. 8, 2012. #1 is Wayne Davis with 38 carries against McMurry on Oct. 13, 2001

#16 Nate Janzen, SR LB
-        #1 in single season total tackles with 124 during the 2010 season. #2 is John Muder with 100 in 2003.

• #1 in single season tackle assist with 59 during the 2010 season. #2 is Clay Matchett with 58 in 2004.
• #2 in single season solo tackles with 65 during the 2010 season. #1 is John Muder with 72 in 2003.
• #1 in single game total tackles with 22 against Mississippi College on Sept. 25, 2010. #2 is Clay Matchett with 21 against Hardin-Simmons on Sept. 18, 2004.
• #3 in career solo tackles with 140. John Muder is #1 with 181.

#17 Peter “Phil” Ford, SR LB
-        #1 in single season tackles for loss with 16.5 in 2011. #2 is Jonathan Sproat with 15 in 2000.

• #2 in single season sacks with 7.0 in 2011 and #3 single season sacks with 6.5 in 2010. #1 is Jonathan Sproat with 8 in 2000.
• #2 in career tackles for loss with 36.0.  #1 is Artus Jackson with 42.5.
• #1 in career sacks with 19.0. #1 is Harvey Walker with 16.5.
• #1 in career forced fumbles with 10.

#14 Jamie Bunting, SR QB
-        #3 in career passing yards with 4,311. #1 is Ben McLaughlin with 12,055. #2 is Wes Cooper with 7,110.

• #3 in career passing TD with 33. #1 is Ben McLaughlin with 111. #2 is Wes Cooper with 60

#7 Reggie Calhoun, SR DB

• #2 in career INT with 12. #1 is Kendale Rayford with 13.
• #1 in career return yards with 226 yards. #2 is Justin Charles with 220 yards.
• #2 in career INT for TD with 2. #1 is Justin Charles with 3.

#6 Adan Olivares, SO Kicker
-        #3 in career PAT made with 65. #2 is Nathan Furlow with 85. #1 is John Michiels with 146.

• #3 in FGs made in a career with 13. #2 is John Michiels with 19. #1 is Nathan Furlow with 20.