Lindsey Wilson University senior running back Davontaye Saunders of Eminence, Kentucky, scores his third touchdown of the football game against Georgetown (Kentucky) College on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Parnell Family Stadium to give the Blue Raiders a 20-13 lead with 2:54 left in the third quarter. It was also a record-breaking touchdown as Saunders recorded a program-best 49 career touchdowns. Saunders now has 39 career rushing touchdowns, two shy of the program record.

Lindsey Wilson University senior running back Davontaye Saunders of Eminence, Kentucky, lower left, scores his third touchdown of the football game against Georgetown (Kentucky) College on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Parnell Family Stadium to give the Blue Raiders a 20-13 lead with 2:54 left in the third quarter. It was also a record-breaking touchdown as Saunders recorded a program-best 49 career touchdowns. Saunders now has 39 career rushing touchdowns, two shy of the program record.

Lindsey Wilson University senior running back Davontaye Saunders of Eminence, Kentucky, right, is congratulated by teammates freshman quarterback Stone Crowe of Paducah, Kentucky, left, and sophomore running back Byron Kirkland-Lundy of Edmonton, Kentucky, after scoring a record-setting 49th career touchdown in the third quarter of Saturday’s football game against Georgetown (Kentucky) College on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Parnell Family Stadium. It was also a program-best 49 career touchdowns. Saunders now has 39 career rushing touchdowns, two shy of the program record.

Lindsey Wilson University Assistant Professor of Sport Performance and Sports Management Professor Courtney Carter prepares to toss the coin to determine the first possession of the Lindsey Wilson-Georgetown (Kentucky) College football game on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Parnell Family Stadium. Carter is also director of the university’s new bachelor of arts program in sport performance, which is the second in the country and the first in Kentucky.