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Weber State Football's David Dellenbach Named Big Sky Co-Special Teams Player of the Week

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OGDEN, Utah—Monday, Weber State football junior kicker David Dellenbach was named as the Big Sky Conference's Co-Special Teams Player of the Week for his contributions to the Wildcats 38-14 win over No. 20 UC Davis last Saturday at Stewart Stadium.

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