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Defense tops offense in SEMO spring game

May 2, 2011 By Bill Pollock

350 fans showed up at Houck Stadium on Saturday to watch the Ohio Valley Conference champion Southeast Missouri State in their annual spring game at the defense won in modified scoring 41-20.

Blake Peiffer had nine tackles and a sack, and Steve Hendry had three sacks to lead the defense. Southeast’s defense, which recorded seven sacks on the day, also forced two turnovers. Derek Walker returned an interception 28 yards and Tamaris Surdock recovered a fumble to account for the takeaways.

Offensively, Renard Celestin rushed for 65 yards on 13 carries, while Matt Scheible gained 43 yards on three attempts. Scheible had a 31-yard run, as well. Backup quarterback Derek Gibson completed 8-of-10 passes for 84 yards and one touchdown. Scheible completed two passes, one of which was a 13-yard touchdown. D.J. Foster, Celestin and Aaron King led the way with three receptions apiece. King and Foster each had three catches for 32 yards and a touchdown.

Southeast, which ended its spring drills, kicks off its 2011 season at home against Southern Illinois on Sept. 3.

Game info courtesy of Southeast Missouri State Sports Information.

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