The secondary, led by four-year starter Kim King, tallied multiple pass break ups, tackles, and one interception by freshmen Ben Wagner. The Little Giant defense was not the only team that played Saturday. The offense was in mid-season form already. Frank Serge, Brandon Armstrong, Patrick Wright, and Jamie Bowers all had exceptional games as well. The Long distance Company of Armstrong and Serge were raining severe damage down on the Wheaton secondary.
Serge is a human vacuum cleaner for footballs.
He made three or four acrobatic catches that will in no way diminish his All-American stature. Serge was not the only receiver on the field however, and Armstrong did a great job of finding the open man when Wheaton began to double team Serge. This led to Wright's first touchdown of the season. He broke free when the safety that was supposed to cover him left to help on Bowers. Wright hauled in the 20-yard pass from Armstrong and ran the remaining 50 yards for the score.