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[Football] No. 7 ranked Coyotes run by Tabor 48-21

HILLSBORO – Kansas Wesleyan's passing prowess is well documented. Led by quarterback Isaiah Randalle (JR/Sacramento, Calif.) and receivers Stevie Williams (SR/Los Angeles, Calif.), Eren Jenkins (FR/Chicago, Ill.) and Drevon Macon (JR/Los Angeles, Calif.) the No. 7-ranked Coyotes have been irrepressible when throwing the football this season as evidenced by the fact they're averaging 324 yards per game. Saturday, though, in their Kansas Conference game against Tabor their aerial act ran headlong into its most significant obstacle so far – multiple injuries. Macon and starting center Trace Ott (JR/Orange Beach, Ala.) didn't play and Randalle departed after suffering an injury with 2:19 left in the opening quarter and didn't return. But the offense didn't skip a beat thanks to a steamroller ground game and a superhero effort by backup quarterback Tony White (JR/Cincinnati, Ohio). Nick Allsman (SO/Belleville, Kan.) and CJ Fluker (FR/Defiance, Ohio) combined 251 yards rushing and four touchdowns and White ran for two more scores and threw for a third as KWU walloped the Bluejays 48-21 at Joel Wiens Stadium.