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Wittenberg's Joe Fincham was named NCAC Coach of the Year for the 10th time in 22 seasons. The Tigers finished 10-0 and 9-0 in the league and will play Frostburg State in the first round of the NCAA Division III playoffs at noon Saturday at Edwards-Maurer Field.
2017 All-NCAC Football Team Announced - https://t.co/5WGNkbIjam
— NCAC (@NCAC) November 16, 2017
O-POTY - Gary Muntean, @WoosterSports
D-POTY - Chandler Ferko, @WittAthletics
ST-POTY - Bryant Walker, @Yeo_Athletics
NOTY - Nick Strausbaugh, @WoosterSports
COTY - Joe Fincham, @WittAthletics #NCACPride #NCACFB pic.twitter.com/q6H2AF8yIK
Eleven Wittenberg players made the NCAC first team: tight end Tyler Everidge; offensive linemen Luke Jahnke, Brenden Jurden and Scott Turner; linebackers Jack Kayser, Terrance Crowe and Jonathan Seay; Ferko and fellow defensive lineman Jeremy Asiffo; and defensive backs Jay Mastin and Keenan Wilson.
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Named to the second team were: running back DeShawn Sarley; wide receiver Liam Duncan; defensive lineman Brandon Daniels; punter Bryce Bailey; and return specialist Nick Kendall. Quarterback Jake Kennedy received an honorable mention.
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