The Lone Star Conference added to its storied 76-year history on Saturday as an array of NCAA Division II, conference and school records were set or tied in addition to several season-high marks.  Abilene Christian and junior running back Bernard Scott led the effort in an incredible 70-63 win over Tarleton State.  The Wildcats handed the Texans their first loss of the year as Scott rushed for an ACU single-game record 283 rushing yards with six touchdowns, which tied the LSC and school single-game marks.
    West Texas A&M continued its perfect season with a victory over Angelo State and is in the driver's seat for the South Division and LSC titles.  Texas A&M-Kingsville edged Eastern New Mexico to pick up their first win in the division behind a school-record five touchdowns and a career-high 310 yards from redshirt freshman quarterback David Garza.
    Central Oklahoma and Texas A&M-Commerce both recorded wins to move to 3-1 in the North Division.  In crossover action, Midwestern State bested Southeastern Oklahoma as Daniel Polk eclipsed MSU's all-time (7,499 yards) and single-season (2,779) total offense marks with a season-high 369 yards.

NCAA Division II records
Most points by losing team in regulation - 63 by Tarleton State, breaks previous record of 60 points by New Haven in a 74-60 loss to Southern Connecticut State on Oct. 25, 1991.

LSC records
Individual single game touchdowns - 6, Bernard Scott tied the record set by ACU's Wilbert Montgomery against Stephen F. Austin in 1973.

Individual Longest Run - 99, WTAMU's Keithon Flemming tied the record set earlier this season by ENMU's JT Thompson, who scampered 99 yards against ECU on Sept. 15 to break the previous conference record of 98 yards by Texas A&I's Wesley Whiten against Fort Hays State during the 1995 season.

LSC Season-Highs
Points scored - 36, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
Touchdowns - 6, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
TD responsibility - 6, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)  [6r,0p]
                           6 , Scott Grantham (Tarleton State) vs Abilene Christian (Oct 27, 2007) [0r,6p]
                           6, Keith Null (West Texas A&M) at Adams State (Sep 08, 2007) [0r,6p]
                           6,  Marcus Johnson (East Central) vs Angelo State (Sep 08, 2007) [0r,6p]
                           6, Daniel Polk (Midwestern State) vs Southwestern Okla. (Sep 08, 2007) [3r,3p]
Rushing yards - 283, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
Rushing TDs - 6, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
Longest rush - 99, JT Thompson (Eastern New Mexico) vs East Central (Sep 15, 2007)
                      99,  Keithon Flemming (West Texas A&M) vs Angelo State (Oct 27, 2007)
Passing TDs - 6, Keith Null (West Texas A&M) at Adams State (Sep 08, 2007)
                      6, Marcus Johnson (East Central) vs Angelo State (Sep 08, 2007)
                     6, Scott Grantham (Tarleton State) vs Abilene Christian (Oct 27, 2007)
All-purpose yards - 337, Bernard Scott (Abilene Christian) at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
Total offense yards - 715, Abilene Christian at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007) [370r,345p]
Touchdowns - 10, Midwestern State vs Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct 20, 2007)
                      10, Abilene Christian at Tarleton State (Oct 27, 2007)
Longest rush - 99, Eastern New Mexico vs East Central (Sep 15, 2007)
                      99,  West Texas A&M vs Angelo State (Oct 27, 2007)

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LSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
LSC North Offensive
Nabil El-Amin, Texas A&M-Commerce, Jr., RB, Rochester, N.Y./SUNY-Alfred    
Scored four touchdowns, including three on the ground and a 90-yard kickoff return to start the second half...the last time a player had three rushing touchdowns was Demetrius Rector scored three times against West Texas A&M on October 13, 2001...he ran for over 100 yards for the fourth-straight game...only two of his 24 carries were for minus yardage...on the Lions first touchdown, he ran the ball five times of the eight play drive, on the second Lions touchdown, he ran the ball on six occasions of the eight-play drive and on the third touchdown drive, he ran the ball three times of the four-play drive.

LSC North Defensive
Will Clewis, Central Oklahoma, Sr., Linebacker, Fort Worth, Texas/Eastern Hills    
Clewis spearheaded another strong UCO defensive effort that limited Southwestern to 220 yards in the Bronchos' 10-7 win.  He had a team-high 12 tackles and intercepted a SWOSU pass at the UCO 27 in the fourth quarter to stop the Bulldogs' best drive since early in the game.  Clewis and the Bronchos allowed just 150 yards after SWOSU went 70 yards on their first possession of the game to tie the score 7-7.

LSC North Special Teams
Daniel Swaim, Texas A&M-Commerce, Jr., Punter, Kilgore, Texas/Kilgore JC    
After missing most of the week of practice, Swaim landed three of his six punts inside the 20 against East Central...his first of three punts that were downed inside the 20 was ruled down at the 1 and led to an A&M-Commerce safety...in addition to his punt that he had downed at the 1, he also had a punt that was downed at the three...for the season, 15 of his 48 punts have been downed inside the 20.

LSC South Offensive
Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, Jr., Running Back, Vernon, Texas/Wichita Falls HS    
Scott broke or tied several ACU and LSC records in the Wildcats' incredible 70-63 win at Tarleton State on Saturday.  Scott finished the game with an ACU single-game record 283 rushing yards, breaking the old record of 275 set by Don Harr in a 1970 game against McMurry.  Scott also tied the LSC and ACU single-game record of six touchdowns, which was set by former ACU standout Wilbert Montgomery against Stephen F. Austin.  During the course of the game, Scott became ACU's all-time single-season rusher as he finished his day with 1,365 rushing yards this season, shattering the previous record of 1,211 yards set by Eric Polk in 2001.  Scott scored on runs of 31, 4, 2, 2, 73 and 10 yards.  Scott had 349 yards of total offense as also completed a halfback pass to Edmund Gates for 66 yards, and Scott also had 54 yards receiving on five catches as he accounted for 403 of the Wildcats' 715 yards of total offense.  Scott clinched the game for ACU with a 10-yard run on third-and-7 from the TSU 10-yard line with one minute to play in the contest.

LSC South Defensive
Brandon Swain, West Texas A&M, Jr., Defensive End, Tulsa, Okla./Washington HS
Swain spearheaded a solid Buff defensive effort Saturday night as the Buffalo defense held the Rams in check until they scored twice in the fourth quarter against the second team. Swain paced the team with eight tackles and two quarterback hurries, while adding his LSC-leading eighth sack of the season.

LSC South Special Teams
Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, Jr., Placekicker, Abilene, Texas/Abilene HS
Adams hit 8 PAT in ACU's 70-63 win over Tarleton State on Saturday, tying the ACU single-game record for PATs in a game.  In the process, Adams also became ACU's single-game leader in PATs with 50 (on 54 attempts), as well as the career PAT leader with 103 (on 109 attempts).  Adams is also ACU's single-season kicking points leader with 77, and he is second on the career kicking points and third on the all-time points list with 184 career points.