The Lone Star Conference South Division continued its winning ways with six victories in crossover contests this week.  Abilene Christian, Eastern New Mexico, Midwestern State, West Texas A&M, Tarleton State and Texas A&M-Kingsville each recorded wins over their North Division counterparts.  
    The Mustangs, Buffaloes, Greyhounds and Texans also remained undefeated this season with a 4-0 mark, while the Javelinas picked up their first win of the season.
     Next week marks the start of divisional play with five divisional contests and one crossover game on Saturday including a match-up between undefeated ENMU and ACU at 7 p.m. which will be shown live via broadband as part of the NCAA Division II and CSTV agreement at http://www.cstv.com/ncaa/divii/.

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LSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
LSC North Offensive
Kolby Williams, Southeastern Oklahoma State, Sr., QB, Bartlesville, Okla./Bartlesville HS
Williams threw for 462 yards on 32-of-56 passing to break an SOSU school single-game record in passing yards.  He broke the old record of 461 set by Troy Taylor in 1985. Williams connected with eight different receivers and helped two of them to 100-plus yard games. His 400-yard performance was just the third such in school history.

LSC North Defensive
Will Clewis, Central Oklahoma, Sr., Linebacker, Fort Worth, Okla./Worthing HS    
Senior standout piled up a career-high 16 tackles in UCO's 21-7 loss to unbeaten Eastern New Mexico.

LSC North Special Teams
Daniel Swaim, Texas A&M-Commerce, Jr., Punter, Kilgore, Texas/Lon Morris JC/Kilgore HS  
Swaim continues to be a pleasant surprise to the A&M-Commerce roster. In the 24-7 loss to Tarleton State, Swaim punted the ball seven times for 294 yards and an average of 42 yards per kick. His first punt of the game was his longest of the game - a 50-yard boot. He had one punt downed inside the 20 and another that went into the endzone for a touchback. For the season, he is averaging 42.4 yards per kick The same average as three-time all-Lone Star Conference punter Chris Milller, who last kicked for the Lions in 2003.

LSC South Offensive
Michael Benton, Eastern New Mexico, Sr., QB, Everman, Texas/Everman Joe C. Bean HS    
For the second consecutive week, Benton rushed for two touchdowns and threw for one. His first touchdown, a 32-yard strike to Juston Campos broke a scoreless tie with two seconds left in the opening half at Central Oklahoma. In the second half, he broke a 7-all tie with touchdown runs of 51 and 39 yards. His 243 yards rushing is the second most in a game in ENMU history. His performance has been critical in ENMU's 4-0 start

LSC South Defensive
Rod Mosley, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Sr., cornerback, Austin, Texas/Reagan HS
Mosley intercepted his league best fourth pass with 2:07 left in the game and returned it 39 yards for a touchdown to clinch the Javelinas 27-17 win over Southeastern Oklahoma.  Mosley had six tackles, five solo and broke up three other passes from his cornerback position.

LSC South Special Teams
Stephen Arnold, Tarleton State, So., K, McKinney, Texas/McKinney HS
Hit a 33-yard field goal with 8:14 in the second quarter to put the Texans up 17-7.  He was also 3-3 in extra points to score six points in the contest.