Inside Wofford Football: The Citadel

TerrierVision takes you inside the locker room and on to the field for this week's Inside Wofford Football.

The Wofford College football team posted a 43-14 win over The Citadel on Saturday afternoon at Johnson Hagood Stadium. The Terriers had five different players score rushing touchdowns in the contest, which was the 13th straight win over the Bulldogs in the series.

The Terriers are 4-1 on the season and 3-0 in the SoCon. The Citadel is 2-3 overall and 1-3 in the conference. Wofford was led by Eric Breitenstein with 106 rushing yards and he was one of five players to score a touchdown. Mitch Allen, Donovan Johnson, Bryan Youman, and Alex Dunmire also added rushing touchdowns. The Citadel was led by Terrance Martin with 55 rushing yards and a touchdown.

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[Imazor12345]

Lets go tdawgs. Sitting on sideline tomorrow

[bocephusnation0]

Well, Citadel wears North Carolina blue which explains a lot of their ineptness. And this Bulldog team got to play Florida a while back? When does WoCo skip USC and Clemson and get to the really big time paycheck coming out of Gainesville? This year WoCo would likely em bare ass the Gators, sans Tebow.

[bighungry1969]

1. Yes

2. Not sure

3. It is and yes.

[marybbroadwater]

Go Terriers! Thank you TerrierVision for sharing these videos for those of us who miss the games. Maybe someone can answer these random questions I thought of while watching it.

1) @ 3:47 Would it have been pass interference if Wofford #11 tackled Citadel #21 just before he tried catching the ball?

2) When did the players stop wearing jerseys with their names on the back?

3) Mark Hauser's favorite word - juke. Is this when the ball carrier zigs zags past defense guys?

- Mary Beth in Austria