Grogg, a senior from Harrisonburg, Va., had a big day along the interior of the Eagles defensive line as he helped Bridgewater move to 3-0.  The BC defense held Shenandoah to just 212 yards of total offense in the league opener for both squads, which also mark the first ODAC competition for new confernece member SU.  Grogg made eight stops on the day and was a staple in the Hornets' backfield with three tackles for a loss that cost SU 10 yards of offense.  He also was in on both of Bridgewater's sacks with a solo effort and then combined with interior line-mate Joel Francis on a sack that ended the game as Shenandoah was attempting to work into field goal position to potentially tie the game.

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