Butler, a graduate student from La Plata, Md., posted the biggest receiving day in the ODAC on Saturday in terms of sheer statistics and game-changing plays as Shenandoah recovered from a 24-0 first half hole to a post a 34-27 victory over Bridgewater for the biggest comeback in school history. Butler posted career highs of eight catches and 177 receiving yards to go with a pair of touchdown receptions. His first score came early in the third quarter. He found a space inside the BC five-yard line where quarterback Steven Hugney connected with him for a 31-yard scoring play that brought SU to within 10 points at 24-14 with 11:25 on the clock. Butler's second touchdown proved to be the final score of the game with 0:27 showing on the scoreboard. Hugney lofted a pass towards the corner of the end zone where Butler battled the Eagles' defensive back and pulled in the 13-yard toss with one hand to give SU its first lead of the game at 33-27. For the season, Butler has caught 22 passes for 389 yards and three touchdowns.

TANNER BERNARD | HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Sr. | QB | Lynchburg, Va.
 - threw for a career-high 393 yards and two touchdowns on 22-of-34 through the air; also ran for a touchdown

CHRIS VIDAL | RANDOLPH-MACON
Sr. | K/P | Wake Forest, N.C.
 - registered 14 points including a school-record 49-yard FG which ranks as the 3rd longest in ODAC history

JOSH BREECE | WASHINGTON AND LEE
Sr. | RB | Lorton, Va.
 - ran for 91 yards and a 2 touchdowns including the go-ahead score with 5:43 remaining; also converted a 2-point run