It is turning into an embarrassment of riches for the Great Midwest at the wide receiver position. Between Dulin, Cory Contini (Ohio Dominican), Trey Brock (Hillsdale), Maurice Thomas (Alderson Broaddus), Charles Holland (Tiffin) and others, the league is simply loaded with playmakers.
Despite a team loss against Tiffin, Dulin was a wrecking crew in three different facets of the game as he accounted for all of Malone’s three touchdowns on Saturday.
Dulin contributed three scoring plays of 50+ yards, becoming the first player in conference history to record a rushing, receiving and kickoff return touchdowns in the same game.
Only two players went over the 100-yard receiving mark in Week 6 with Dulin being one of them. He had four catches for 108 yards and was on the receiving end of a 67-yard bomb.
A little deception helped Dulin cash in on a 55-yard rushing score in the third quarter and he ran back the game’s opening kickoff 99 yards to the house to get Malone on the scoreboard first.
It was Dulin’s third kickoff return for a touchdown this season to break the single-season record previously shared by Keelan Cole (Kentucky Wesleyan) and Jacob Hill (Findlay). The senior speedster accounted for 294 all-purpose yards.
In five games, Dulin has 27 catches for 388 yards and six touchdowns. He was a first-team all-conference selection by the league’s coaches as a junior.