
Sophomore Jett Farwell's game-defining pick-six led Concordia to a 24-21 win at Dakota Wesleyan and yielded a GPAC Player of the Week award for the Pawnee City, Neb., native.

Sophomore Jett Farwell's game-defining pick-six led Concordia to a 24-21 win at Dakota Wesleyan and yielded a GPAC Player of the Week award for the Pawnee City, Neb., native.

Jett Farwell's 79-yard pick-six turned the game in Concordia's favor and led to a 24-21 win over Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday (Oct. 10). The result marked career win No. 50 for Head Coach Patrick Daberkow.

The second of three straight road games for Concordia features a trip to Mitchell, S.D., for a clash with Dakota Wesleyan. The Bulldogs have won four of the past five series meetings.

'Next man up' was the theme on Saturday (Oct. 3) as Camden Jensen and Dylan Mika made their first career starts. Concordia hung within one score in the fourth quarter before falling at No. 21 Northwestern, 38-24.

Following a home loss to No. 16 Dordt, the Bulldogs will go head-to-head with another ranked opponent. Concordia begins a string of three straight road games with a trip to No. 21 Northwestern.

A closely contested first half turned into a comfortable victory for high-powered and 16th-ranked Dordt. The Defenders left Bulldog Stadium with a 51-21 victory despite strong efforts from Carlos Collazo and Adam Van Cleave.

Home game No. 3 of the 2026 season is coming up on Saturday when Concordia and Dordt will play for the 19th time in series history. The Bulldogs have won four in a row and eight of their last nine at home.

Following the win over Mount Marty, Concordia University, Nebraska Football was honored with two weekly awards. The honorees are Collin Fritton and Kaden Thompson.

All three phases made game-changing plays as the Bulldogs rolled up a 42-24 homecoming win over Mount Marty on Saturday (Sept. 19). Concordia jumped out to an early lead and capitalized on six turnovers.
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All-American linebacker Lane Napier returned for a fifth year in 2021 and made good on his aspirations of helping Concordia Football win in a big way. Led by a stifling defense, the Bulldogs closed the campaign on a six-game win streak.