D1 Gamebreakers Weekend of September 24

09.28.2022

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Players all over the nation in various D1 levels produced exceptional performances this week; here are our gamebreakers.

Chase Pierce, Notre Dame

The Fighting Irish tighthead prop put in a ton of work and was key at the set piece in UND's win over Michigan.

Jacob Kinsey, Louisville

The Cardinals center scored two tries and was dangerous in attack all day.

Harry Colbert, Ohio State

The OSU fullback was sure on his kicks at goal, set up try-scorers, and was enormoualy effective in the coutnerattack as OSU beat Bowling Green.

Nick Lapponese, Fairfield

The powerful No. 8 led Fairfield to a win over Fordham.

Tommaso Lorenzetti, Marian

Yes it was a losing effort but the Knights only lost by a point, and Lorenzetti's goalkicking, brilliant game management, and a try kept his side close against Adrian.

Adam Bilbo, Penn State

The Nittany Lions hooker scored three tries as Penn State beat Mount St. Mary's.

Apenisa Sailo, Adrian

The powerful center scored and was a constant threat in a one-point victory over Marian.

Jaxson Schoenlein, IUPUI

The Jaguars flanker was big in defense, hit really hard, and led from the front as IUPUI beat Purdue.

Luther Deacon, Davenport

The Panthers scrumhalf was effective in getting the Davenport attack moving and he also made some key defensive plays as his side beat IOwa Central CC.

Matt Bar, Kansas

The Jayhawks center ran imposing lines on attack and was the team's player of the game in the victory over Missouri. Unfortunately he sustained an injury in the game, but he had done plenty of damage by then.

Cody McEvoy, Binghamton

The Binghamton wing scored two tries in a close win over Cortland.

Oli Fussell, Belmont Abbey

The center was a defensive standout and also led the attack in Belmont Abbey's victory over UNC Chapel Hill.

Eric Burkett, Lander

Flanker had a massive game setting up his teammates, playing defense, and putting the work.

Dan Archer, Brown

In Brown's impressive victory over Iona, Archer led as captain and tighthead prop and a key factor in the defense and set piece—with the scrum being a key part of Brown's success..