MORRIS, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Morris football team travels to Crown College for an Upper Midwest Athletic Conference game on Saturday with a 1 p.m. kickoff.
 
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The Cougars got back in the win column last week, defeating Greenville University 37-15. Bryson Drake led the offense with 151 passing yards and four touchdowns. The offensive line opened running lanes, resulting in 297 rushing yards, and did not allow a sack or tackle for loss. Derrick Dohmen recorded a team-high 13 tackles. Dylan Young forced two fumbles to bring his season total to five, which leads Division III. The Cougars recorded a season-high four sacks, with Peyton Schlagel tallying 1.5. Logan Ahlers was a perfect five-for-five on PATs.
 
Drake has totaled 1,324 passing yards this season with 15 touchdowns, ranking him second in the conference. Manny Guy leads the conference with eight receiving touchdowns and has 381 receiving yards. Trent Roden follows with 306 yards and four touchdowns. Tyler Monson is coming off his best game of the season, rushing for 151 yards and bringing his season total to 523, the third-most in the conference. Sean-Keley Chinanga follows with 317 yards, ranking eighth in the UMAC.
 
Defensively, Arian Saenz leads the Cougars and the UMAC with 93 tackles. He is averaging 11.6 tackles per game, ranking fifth in all of Division III. Dohmen follows with 74 tackles. The Cougars have created 13 takeaways, including seven fumble recoveries and six interceptions. Young has forced five fumbles, and Jackson Viemeister has recorded two interceptions.
 
Crown enters the weekend with a record of 2-6 and is 1-4 in the UMAC. Last week, the Polars fell to the University of Northwestern 42-0. Head coach Anthony Franz is in his sixth season leading the program. Zach Brown has been the starting quarterback for Crown, totaling 714 passing yards and five touchdowns. The running game is led by Judah Davis, who has 371 yards and five touchdowns. Defensively, Brian Amune Jr. has recorded a team-high 61 tackles. The Polars have recorded 18 sacks on the year, with Jakayln Roy leading the team with 5.5.