The 2018 edition of the Stagg Bowl takes place in Shenandoah, Texas, as Mary Hardin-Baylor and Mount Union square off on ESPNU. Considering the two schools have accounted for the past three titles, the Friday night tilt should be a great one. But before we crown the 2018 champs, let’s check out our D3 offensive player of the year candidates from a group of gentlemen that put up some astounding statistics.s this year.
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Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year[divider]
The poll is open until this Friday at 1 p.m. Eastern/10 a.m. Pacific Time, so make your selection today and feel free to share with friends so they can place their vote as well. Also, don’t forget to vote right now for the defensive player of the year and head coach of the year.
[divider]COMPARE: Any Two D3 Players | Any Two D3 Teams[divider]
| POS | PLAYER | YEAR | SCHOOL | STATS |
| QB | David Tammaro | Jr. | Johns Hopkins | 4,111 pass yards, 35 TDs, 394 rush yards, 7 TDs |
| QB | Jackson Erdmann | Jr. | Saint John’s (MN) | 3,450 pass yards, 47 TDs, 265.4 avg. per game |
| QB | Hayden Bauserman | Sr. | Shenandoah | 3,832 pass yards, 43 TDs, 383.2 avg. per game |
| RB | LeAnthony Reasnover | Sr. | Eureka | 2,187 rush yards, 40 TDs, 198.8 avg. per game |
| RB | Lamar Carswell | Sr. | Trine | 2,294 rush yards, 32 TDs, 208.5 avg. per game |
| RB | Lance Moise | Jr. | Concordia-Chicago | 1,736 rush yards, 18 TDs, 209.5 avg. per game |
| WR | Andrew Wolf | So. | Washington and Jefferson | 1,339 rec. yards, 21 TDs, 121.7 avg. per game |
| WR | Jack Lavanchy | Sr. | Bridgewater State | 1,236 rec. yards, 13 TDs, 112.4 avg. per game |
| WR | Will Gillach | Sr. | Saint John’s (MN) | 1,282 rec. yards, 17 TDs, 98.6 avg. per game |
| TE | Cole Spieker | Jr. | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 867 rec. yards, 10 TDs, 86.7 avg. per game |
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Who is the D3 Offensive Player of the Year?
