An honor four decades in the making takes place at Waynesburg College (Pa.) on Saturday. Click here to find out which team gets this well-deserved prize.
4 years ago
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Thursday, September 28, 2006
THE LIGHTNING ROUND--WEEK 5
Last week: 19-12 (.613)
Year-To-Date: 68-37 (.648)
Another great weekend of small college football action was on display nationwide, as summer slowly segued into fall, and many teams started moving away from non-conference action to conference play.
While Northwest Missouri State managed to slip past Missouri Western 24-21 last Saturday, fans in Richmond, Va. witnessed one of the true classics of the 2006 season so far, as Johnson C. Smith needed five overtimes to defeat Virginia Union 40-37.
In NCAA Division III action, what appeared to be a potential thriller turned out to be just the opposite, as the St. John Fisher Cardinals ran their record to 4-0 with a 34-10 rout of Ithaca. On the other hand, the game between Hobart and RPI in the Liberty League was as good as advertised, as the Statesmen pulled out a close 24-17 win over the Engineers to improve to 3-0 overall, and 1-0 in conference play. In the Pacific Northwest, perennial powers Linfield and Pacific Lutheran are a combined 0-5, with the Wildcats 0-2, and the Lutes 0-3, respectively. On the flip side, Puget Sound and Whitworth are both off to 3-0 starts. Could there be a changing of the guard in the Northwest Conference? We'll wait and see.
Finally, in NAIA action, Carroll (Mont.) managed to win a 12-7 defensive struggle over Montana State-Northern, while Northwestern (Iowa) rolled past Nebraska Wesleyan 36-0.
Well, enough about last weekend. Let's focus on this weekend!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
Classics are highlighted in italics
DIVISION I-AA
New Hampshire (3-0) vs. Delaware (2-1)
Southern Utah (3-1) at Cal Poly (3-1)
Montana (2-1) at Portland State (3-1)
(Battle for a share of first place in the Big Sky Conference)
Princeton (2-0) vs. Columbia (2-0)
DIVISION II
Grand Valley State (4-0) at Wayne State (Mich.)--(3-1)
Northwest Missouri State (4-0) at Missouri Southern State (3-1)
Arkansas Tech (3-1) at North Alabama (3-0)
Northwood (4-0) at Saginaw Valley State (3-1)
(Share of first place on the line in GLIAC)
Pittsburg State (3-1) vs. Emporia State (3-1)
Carson-Newman (4-0) at Newberry (4-0)
(South Atlantic Conference opener for both teams)
Catawba (3-0) at Mars Hill (3-1)
Indiana (Pa.)--(2-1) at Edinboro (3-1)
Tusculum (3-1) at Wingate (3-1)
Winona State (3-1) at Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.)--(2-2)
Bryant (3-1) at Pace (3-1)
West Alabama (3-1) at Harding (2-2)
Adams State (3-1) at Western New Mexico (3-1)
DIVISION III
Carleton (3-0) at St. John's (Minn.)--(4-0)
(Share of first place at stake in MIAC)
Wesley (3-0) at Huntindgon (3-1)
Mississippi College (3-0) at Hardin-Simmons (2-0)
Wartburg (3-0) at Central College (3-0)
(First place showdown in Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)
Western Connecticut (3-0) at Rowan (2-1)
Worcester Tech (2-1) at Hobart (3-0)
Ithaca (3-1) vs. Brockport State (2-1)
(Can the Bombers bounce back against the Golden Eagles in this non-conference tilt?)
Merchant Marine (3-1) at Union (N.Y.)--(2-1)
Trinity (Conn.)--(1-0) at Williams (1-0)
(Early season showdown in NESCAC)
St. Thomas (2-1) at Bethel (Minn.)--(3-1)
Elmhurst (3-0) at Carthage (3-0)
(CCIW opener for both teams)
Massachusetts Maritime (2-1) at Coast Guard (2-1)
Colorado College (2-1) at Carnegie-Mellon (4-0)
Fitchburg State (2-1) at Bridgewater State (2-1)
NAIA
St. Ambrose (3-0) vs. Quincy (3-1)
Nebraska Wesleyan (3-1) at Morningside (2-1)
Langston (1-1) vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State (2-2)
Montana Tech (3-1) at Carroll (Mont.)--(4-0)
(Four-time defending champs face stiff backyard test)
Virginia-Wise (4-0) at Georgetown (Ky.)--(3-0)
(Mid-South Conference showdown in the Bluegrass!)
Benedictine (Kans.)--(2-1) at Graceland (3-1)
Geneva (1-1) vs. Malone (2-1)
(Mid States Football Association opener for both teams)
INTERDIVISIONAL GAMES
North Greenville (D-II)--(3-1) at Charleston Southern (I-AA)--(3-0)
South Dakota (D-II)--(4-0) at Central Arkansas (I-AA)--(3-1)
Year-To-Date: 68-37 (.648)
Another great weekend of small college football action was on display nationwide, as summer slowly segued into fall, and many teams started moving away from non-conference action to conference play.
While Northwest Missouri State managed to slip past Missouri Western 24-21 last Saturday, fans in Richmond, Va. witnessed one of the true classics of the 2006 season so far, as Johnson C. Smith needed five overtimes to defeat Virginia Union 40-37.
In NCAA Division III action, what appeared to be a potential thriller turned out to be just the opposite, as the St. John Fisher Cardinals ran their record to 4-0 with a 34-10 rout of Ithaca. On the other hand, the game between Hobart and RPI in the Liberty League was as good as advertised, as the Statesmen pulled out a close 24-17 win over the Engineers to improve to 3-0 overall, and 1-0 in conference play. In the Pacific Northwest, perennial powers Linfield and Pacific Lutheran are a combined 0-5, with the Wildcats 0-2, and the Lutes 0-3, respectively. On the flip side, Puget Sound and Whitworth are both off to 3-0 starts. Could there be a changing of the guard in the Northwest Conference? We'll wait and see.
Finally, in NAIA action, Carroll (Mont.) managed to win a 12-7 defensive struggle over Montana State-Northern, while Northwestern (Iowa) rolled past Nebraska Wesleyan 36-0.
Well, enough about last weekend. Let's focus on this weekend!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
Classics are highlighted in italics
DIVISION I-AA
New Hampshire (3-0) vs. Delaware (2-1)
Southern Utah (3-1) at Cal Poly (3-1)
Montana (2-1) at Portland State (3-1)
(Battle for a share of first place in the Big Sky Conference)
Princeton (2-0) vs. Columbia (2-0)
DIVISION II
Grand Valley State (4-0) at Wayne State (Mich.)--(3-1)
Northwest Missouri State (4-0) at Missouri Southern State (3-1)
Arkansas Tech (3-1) at North Alabama (3-0)
Northwood (4-0) at Saginaw Valley State (3-1)
(Share of first place on the line in GLIAC)
Pittsburg State (3-1) vs. Emporia State (3-1)
Carson-Newman (4-0) at Newberry (4-0)
(South Atlantic Conference opener for both teams)
Catawba (3-0) at Mars Hill (3-1)
Indiana (Pa.)--(2-1) at Edinboro (3-1)
Tusculum (3-1) at Wingate (3-1)
Winona State (3-1) at Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.)--(2-2)
Bryant (3-1) at Pace (3-1)
West Alabama (3-1) at Harding (2-2)
Adams State (3-1) at Western New Mexico (3-1)
DIVISION III
Carleton (3-0) at St. John's (Minn.)--(4-0)
(Share of first place at stake in MIAC)
Wesley (3-0) at Huntindgon (3-1)
Mississippi College (3-0) at Hardin-Simmons (2-0)
Wartburg (3-0) at Central College (3-0)
(First place showdown in Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)
Western Connecticut (3-0) at Rowan (2-1)
Worcester Tech (2-1) at Hobart (3-0)
Ithaca (3-1) vs. Brockport State (2-1)
(Can the Bombers bounce back against the Golden Eagles in this non-conference tilt?)
Merchant Marine (3-1) at Union (N.Y.)--(2-1)
Trinity (Conn.)--(1-0) at Williams (1-0)
(Early season showdown in NESCAC)
St. Thomas (2-1) at Bethel (Minn.)--(3-1)
Elmhurst (3-0) at Carthage (3-0)
(CCIW opener for both teams)
Massachusetts Maritime (2-1) at Coast Guard (2-1)
Colorado College (2-1) at Carnegie-Mellon (4-0)
Fitchburg State (2-1) at Bridgewater State (2-1)
NAIA
St. Ambrose (3-0) vs. Quincy (3-1)
Nebraska Wesleyan (3-1) at Morningside (2-1)
Langston (1-1) vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State (2-2)
Montana Tech (3-1) at Carroll (Mont.)--(4-0)
(Four-time defending champs face stiff backyard test)
Virginia-Wise (4-0) at Georgetown (Ky.)--(3-0)
(Mid-South Conference showdown in the Bluegrass!)
Benedictine (Kans.)--(2-1) at Graceland (3-1)
Geneva (1-1) vs. Malone (2-1)
(Mid States Football Association opener for both teams)
INTERDIVISIONAL GAMES
North Greenville (D-II)--(3-1) at Charleston Southern (I-AA)--(3-0)
South Dakota (D-II)--(4-0) at Central Arkansas (I-AA)--(3-1)
Monday, September 25, 2006
MONDAY NIGHT ROUND-UP--SEPTEMBER 25, 2006
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
There were two key games in the NAIA with potential playoff implications last Saturday. In Montana, four-time defending national champion Carroll held off a strong challenge from Montana State-Northern, and turned out the Lights in a come from behind 12-7 win.
RECAP
But it was far from the only big game in the smallest division in all of college football, as Northwestern (Iowa) faced off against Nebraska Wesleyan in a key Great Plains Athletic Conference clash. In the end, though, it turned out to be no contest, as the Red Raiders routed the Prairie Wolves 36-0.
RECAP
EAST STROUDSBURG QB SETS NEW RECORD
East Stroudsburg University (Pa.) quarterback Jim Terwilliger set a new NCAA Division II record for touchdown passes last weekend, as the Warriors rallied to knock California (Pa.) 41-34.
FULL STORY
SAGINAW VALLEY WINS SHOOTOUT OVER NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Chris Dougherty threw for more than 300 yards and three touchdowns, as the Cardinals came from behind to bounce back over the Wildcats in NCAA Division II and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action Saturday.
FULL STORY
HOBART HOLDS OFF RPI
Four turnovers prove costly for the Engineers, as the Statesmen pull out a 24-17 win in a critical early-season Liberty League match-up.
Click here for the recap.
There were two key games in the NAIA with potential playoff implications last Saturday. In Montana, four-time defending national champion Carroll held off a strong challenge from Montana State-Northern, and turned out the Lights in a come from behind 12-7 win.
RECAP
But it was far from the only big game in the smallest division in all of college football, as Northwestern (Iowa) faced off against Nebraska Wesleyan in a key Great Plains Athletic Conference clash. In the end, though, it turned out to be no contest, as the Red Raiders routed the Prairie Wolves 36-0.
RECAP
EAST STROUDSBURG QB SETS NEW RECORD
East Stroudsburg University (Pa.) quarterback Jim Terwilliger set a new NCAA Division II record for touchdown passes last weekend, as the Warriors rallied to knock California (Pa.) 41-34.
FULL STORY
SAGINAW VALLEY WINS SHOOTOUT OVER NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Chris Dougherty threw for more than 300 yards and three touchdowns, as the Cardinals came from behind to bounce back over the Wildcats in NCAA Division II and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action Saturday.
FULL STORY
HOBART HOLDS OFF RPI
Four turnovers prove costly for the Engineers, as the Statesmen pull out a 24-17 win in a critical early-season Liberty League match-up.
Click here for the recap.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 23, 2006--PART THREE
JOHNNIES RALLY FOR WIN
The Johnnies of St. John's University (Minn.) struggled against the Cobbers of Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.), but still managed to pull out a big win in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Click here for a quick recap of this and other games from Minnesota and the Upper Midwest.
SAINT NORBERT STAYS UNDEFEATED
The Green Knights of Saint Norbert College in DePere, Wis. ran their record to 4-0 on the 2006 season by barely squeaking by Lake Forest 14-7 in Midwest Conference action. Click here for a recap of all the action from the state of Wisconsin.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ROUND-UP
Click here for a review for what happened in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
The Johnnies of St. John's University (Minn.) struggled against the Cobbers of Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.), but still managed to pull out a big win in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Click here for a quick recap of this and other games from Minnesota and the Upper Midwest.
SAINT NORBERT STAYS UNDEFEATED
The Green Knights of Saint Norbert College in DePere, Wis. ran their record to 4-0 on the 2006 season by barely squeaking by Lake Forest 14-7 in Midwest Conference action. Click here for a recap of all the action from the state of Wisconsin.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ROUND-UP
Click here for a review for what happened in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
SUNDAY DRIVE--PART TWO--ITHACA/SAINT JOHN FISHER RECAP
St. John Fisher got an upper hand in its quest to win the Empire 8 Conference title in an easy rout over arch-rival Ithaca.
Click here for the full story.
Click here for the full story.
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 23, 2006--PART ONE
BEARCATS EDGE GRIFFONS IN THRILLER
The battle between Northwest Missouri State and Missouri Western State was everything a true football fan could hope for, a close game coming down to the final minutes.
Click here to see how the Bearcats won the game.
Click here for bonus coverage from the Kansas City Star
Click here for even more scores involving Missouri and Kansas teams.
The battle between Northwest Missouri State and Missouri Western State was everything a true football fan could hope for, a close game coming down to the final minutes.
Click here to see how the Bearcats won the game.
Click here for bonus coverage from the Kansas City Star
Click here for even more scores involving Missouri and Kansas teams.
Saturday, September 23, 2006
ITHACA-SAINT JOHN FISHER PREVIEW--PART TWO
Here's another dose of coverage of the Upstate New York showdown between Ithaca and St. John Fisher on Saturday.
Click HERE
Click HERE
Friday, September 22, 2006
ITHACA-SAINT JOHN FISHER PREVIEW
One of the top small college football games in the nation, as well as the NCAA Division III level, will take place in Upstate New York this Saturday, as St. John Fisher squares off against Ithaca in an early season showdown for supremacy in the Empire 8 Conference. Click here to get a preview of the pre-game preparations.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
THE LIGHTNING ROUND--WEEK 4
Last week--16-8 (.667)
Year-To-Date--49-25 (.662)
Wow, what a difference two weeks, or two games make! Just two weeks ago, Montana State appeared to be riding on cloud nine after upsetting Colorado on the road. Now the Bobcats have fallen to earth with a tremendous thud, as they have lost not only to NCAA Division II Chadron State (Neb.), but most recently last weekend to UC Davis, 45-0.
Also, there's NCAA Division II Central Washington going on the road, and dropping I-AA Eastern Washington to 0-3 with a 21-14 stunner. And what about Linfield (Ore.), who fell to 0-2 in the D-III ranks after being defeated by Hardin-Simmons in Texas 21-6. Is it time to hit the panic button in McMinnville? But, as the paraphrase of a well-known sportscaster goes, "That's why they play the games!" Oh, and Delaware Valley suffered its first regular season loss since 2003, as the Aggies fell to Wilkes 14-7 in overtime. Again, that's why they play the games!
With that said, let's move on to this week's predictions!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
Classic games are highlighted in italics.
DIVISION I-AA
UC Davis (2-1) at Youngstown State (2-1)
Chattanooga (1-2) at Georgia Southern (1-1)
Monmouth (3-0) at Colgate (1-1)
Central Connecticut State (3-0) at Albany (N.Y.)--(2-1)
(Big showdown in Northeast Conference)
Towson (3-0) at Hofstra (1-1)
Norfolk State (2-0) at Bethune-Cookman (2-1)
Texas Southern (2-1) at Alabama A&M (2-1)
Drake (2-1) at Valparaiso (2-1)
DIVISION II
Missouri Western (3-0) at Northwest Missouri State (3-0)
(A share of first place on the line in the MIAA)
South Dakota (3-0) at St. Cloud State (2-1)
Arkansas Tech (2-0) at Valdosta State (3-0)
Missouri Southern State (3-0) at Pittsburg State (2-1)
Central Washington (2-1) at Minnesota-Duluth (2-1)
Northern Michigan (2-0) at Saginaw Valley State (2-1)
St. Joseph's (2-1) at Indianapolis (2-1)
Johnson C. Smith (2-1) at Virginia Union (2-1)
Augustana (S.D.)--(3-0) at Nebraska-Omaha (2-1)
(Biggie in the North Central Conference)
Elizabeth City (3-0) at Newberry (3-0)
DIVISION III
Ithaca (3-0) at St. John Fisher (3-0)
(Real biggie for share of first place in Empire 8 Conference)
Hobart (2-0) at Rensselaer Tech (2-0)
(Liberty League opener for both teams)
Alfred (2-0) at Springfield (2-0)
Wisconsin-Stout (2-0) at Whitworth (2-0)
Lycoming (2-0) at Delaware Valley (1-1)
DePauw (2-0) at Trinity (Tex.)--(2-1)
Rochester (2-1) at Union (N.Y)--(1-1)
Western New England (2-0) at Curry (3-0)
NAIA
Montana State-Northern (3-0) at Carroll (Mont.)--(3-0)
(A share of first place in the Frontier Conference is at stake)
McKendree (1-1) at Urbana (2-1)
Walsh (3-0) vs. Webber International (2-1)
Northwestern (Iowa)--(3-0) vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (3-0)
(First place on the line in the Great Plains Conference)
Valley City State (2-1) at Jamestown (3-0)
(Big showdown in the Dakota Athletic Conference)
Year-To-Date--49-25 (.662)
Wow, what a difference two weeks, or two games make! Just two weeks ago, Montana State appeared to be riding on cloud nine after upsetting Colorado on the road. Now the Bobcats have fallen to earth with a tremendous thud, as they have lost not only to NCAA Division II Chadron State (Neb.), but most recently last weekend to UC Davis, 45-0.
Also, there's NCAA Division II Central Washington going on the road, and dropping I-AA Eastern Washington to 0-3 with a 21-14 stunner. And what about Linfield (Ore.), who fell to 0-2 in the D-III ranks after being defeated by Hardin-Simmons in Texas 21-6. Is it time to hit the panic button in McMinnville? But, as the paraphrase of a well-known sportscaster goes, "That's why they play the games!" Oh, and Delaware Valley suffered its first regular season loss since 2003, as the Aggies fell to Wilkes 14-7 in overtime. Again, that's why they play the games!
With that said, let's move on to this week's predictions!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
Classic games are highlighted in italics.
DIVISION I-AA
UC Davis (2-1) at Youngstown State (2-1)
Chattanooga (1-2) at Georgia Southern (1-1)
Monmouth (3-0) at Colgate (1-1)
Central Connecticut State (3-0) at Albany (N.Y.)--(2-1)
(Big showdown in Northeast Conference)
Towson (3-0) at Hofstra (1-1)
Norfolk State (2-0) at Bethune-Cookman (2-1)
Texas Southern (2-1) at Alabama A&M (2-1)
Drake (2-1) at Valparaiso (2-1)
DIVISION II
Missouri Western (3-0) at Northwest Missouri State (3-0)
(A share of first place on the line in the MIAA)
South Dakota (3-0) at St. Cloud State (2-1)
Arkansas Tech (2-0) at Valdosta State (3-0)
Missouri Southern State (3-0) at Pittsburg State (2-1)
Central Washington (2-1) at Minnesota-Duluth (2-1)
Northern Michigan (2-0) at Saginaw Valley State (2-1)
St. Joseph's (2-1) at Indianapolis (2-1)
Johnson C. Smith (2-1) at Virginia Union (2-1)
Augustana (S.D.)--(3-0) at Nebraska-Omaha (2-1)
(Biggie in the North Central Conference)
Elizabeth City (3-0) at Newberry (3-0)
DIVISION III
Ithaca (3-0) at St. John Fisher (3-0)
(Real biggie for share of first place in Empire 8 Conference)
Hobart (2-0) at Rensselaer Tech (2-0)
(Liberty League opener for both teams)
Alfred (2-0) at Springfield (2-0)
Wisconsin-Stout (2-0) at Whitworth (2-0)
Lycoming (2-0) at Delaware Valley (1-1)
DePauw (2-0) at Trinity (Tex.)--(2-1)
Rochester (2-1) at Union (N.Y)--(1-1)
Western New England (2-0) at Curry (3-0)
NAIA
Montana State-Northern (3-0) at Carroll (Mont.)--(3-0)
(A share of first place in the Frontier Conference is at stake)
McKendree (1-1) at Urbana (2-1)
Walsh (3-0) vs. Webber International (2-1)
Northwestern (Iowa)--(3-0) vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (3-0)
(First place on the line in the Great Plains Conference)
Valley City State (2-1) at Jamestown (3-0)
(Big showdown in the Dakota Athletic Conference)
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
NEW COACH ALREADY THINKING TITLE
They haven't even played a game yet, but the Tallahassee Titans already have their sights set on winning the American Indoor Football League in their inaugural season, thanks to their new head coach, Keven Jackson.
Click here to find out more on Jackson.
Click here to find out more on Jackson.
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
MONDAY NIGHT ROUNDUP--SEPTEMBER 18, 2006
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
There were two key games involving top teams at the NCAA Division II level last weekend. Shepherd University (W. Va.) put on a dominating performance at home Saturday, as the Rams shut out C.W. Post (N.Y.) 24-0, while Missouri Western State pulled out what was probably its biggest win in school history, as the Griffons stunned Pittsburg State (Kans.) 48-35.
Shepherd-C.W. Post Recap
Missouri Western-Pittsburg State Recap
FIGHTING SIOUX MOVE UP IN NATIONAL POLL
Click here for the full release.
FORMER ARENA FOOTBALL PLAYER APPEARS IN MOVIE
A former professional football player who had a stint in the Arena Football League has a bit part in the hit movie "Invincible".
FULL STORY
FROM THE HERD TO HEROES
Four former players who once suited up for the Thundering Herd have signed with the local indoor professional football team in Huntington, W. Va. Click here to find out who these guys are.
There were two key games involving top teams at the NCAA Division II level last weekend. Shepherd University (W. Va.) put on a dominating performance at home Saturday, as the Rams shut out C.W. Post (N.Y.) 24-0, while Missouri Western State pulled out what was probably its biggest win in school history, as the Griffons stunned Pittsburg State (Kans.) 48-35.
Shepherd-C.W. Post Recap
Missouri Western-Pittsburg State Recap
FIGHTING SIOUX MOVE UP IN NATIONAL POLL
Click here for the full release.
FORMER ARENA FOOTBALL PLAYER APPEARS IN MOVIE
A former professional football player who had a stint in the Arena Football League has a bit part in the hit movie "Invincible".
FULL STORY
FROM THE HERD TO HEROES
Four former players who once suited up for the Thundering Herd have signed with the local indoor professional football team in Huntington, W. Va. Click here to find out who these guys are.
Sunday, September 17, 2006
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 16, 2006--PART THREE
IVY LEAGUE ROUND-UP
The Ivy League kicked off its 2006 season Saturday, and Brown now has a winning streak of nine straight dating back to 2005.
FULL STORY
MORE NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL
The Ivy League kicked off its 2006 season Saturday, and Brown now has a winning streak of nine straight dating back to 2005.
FULL STORY
MORE NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL
Fresh off of an upset win over Big 10 Conference foe Northwestern a little over two weeks ago, the University of New Hampshire Wildcats continue their amazing early season roll, as they stomped Stony Brook 62-7 Saturday.
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 16, 2006--PART TWO
In NCAA Division III action Saturday, it might be time to hit the panic button in McMinnville, Ore., as the Linfield Wildcats lost their third straight game dating back to their quarterfinal game loss in the playoffs last year, losing to Hardin-Simmons at Abilene, Tex. 21-6.
Roundup and brief courtesy of Dallas Morning News
Linfield College (Ore.) Press Release
Meanwhile, back along the Eastern Seaboard near Philadelphia, Wilkes University (Pa.) handed Delaware Valley its first regular season loss since 2003, as the Colonels defeated the Aggies in a key Middle Atlantic Conference showdown, 14-7 in overtime.
Press release courtesy of d3football.com and Wilkes University
Full story courtesy of phillyburbs.com
Roundup courtesy of philly.com
Roundup and brief courtesy of Dallas Morning News
Linfield College (Ore.) Press Release
Meanwhile, back along the Eastern Seaboard near Philadelphia, Wilkes University (Pa.) handed Delaware Valley its first regular season loss since 2003, as the Colonels defeated the Aggies in a key Middle Atlantic Conference showdown, 14-7 in overtime.
Press release courtesy of d3football.com and Wilkes University
Full story courtesy of phillyburbs.com
Roundup courtesy of philly.com
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 16, 2006--NCAA DIVISION II ROUND-UP
Well, we're past the halfway point in the month of September, and already, the small college divisions had their own version of "Separation Saturday".
First, we'll start at the NCAA Division II level, and the state of Michigan, where Ferris State proved that they belong along the elite teams in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) by upsetting heavily favored Saginaw Valley State 26-23 in Big Rapids.
FULL STORY
Staying within the Wolverine State, Grand Valley State head Chuck Martin was anything but satisfied despite the Lakers 16th straight win, 31-6 over St. Joseph's (Ind.) Saturday. Find out why by clicking HERE.
In Vermillion, S.D., the University of South Dakota Coyotes opened North Central Conference play on a winning note, as they downed Minnesota-Duluth 27-14.
FULL STORY
Finally, in the Pacific Northwest, Central Washington University earned a much needed feather in the cap for D-II schools in that neck of the woods, as the Wildcats stunned NCAA Division I-AA Eastern Washington 21-14 Saturday on the road.
FULL STORY
First, we'll start at the NCAA Division II level, and the state of Michigan, where Ferris State proved that they belong along the elite teams in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) by upsetting heavily favored Saginaw Valley State 26-23 in Big Rapids.
FULL STORY
Staying within the Wolverine State, Grand Valley State head Chuck Martin was anything but satisfied despite the Lakers 16th straight win, 31-6 over St. Joseph's (Ind.) Saturday. Find out why by clicking HERE.
In Vermillion, S.D., the University of South Dakota Coyotes opened North Central Conference play on a winning note, as they downed Minnesota-Duluth 27-14.
FULL STORY
Finally, in the Pacific Northwest, Central Washington University earned a much needed feather in the cap for D-II schools in that neck of the woods, as the Wildcats stunned NCAA Division I-AA Eastern Washington 21-14 Saturday on the road.
FULL STORY
Saturday, September 16, 2006
FOOTBALL GM BUSTED FOR POSING AS COP
A bizarre tale out of Fayetteville, N.C., as an interim general manager of an indoor professional football team is arrested for impersonating a police officer.
Read more:
http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld/myrtlebeachonline/news/local/15508785.htm
Read more:
http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld/myrtlebeachonline/news/local/15508785.htm
Friday, September 15, 2006
ARENA IN TALKS WITH AF2 TEAM
Corpus Christi, Tex. could soon have its own arenafootball2 franchise, after spending the 2006 season in the troubled Intense Football League, a Texas-based indoor professional football circuit. Click here for the complete story.
Thursday, September 14, 2006
THE LIGHTNING ROUND--WEEK 3
Last week--16-10 (.615)
Year-To-Date--33-17 (.660)
Last week brought a so-so performance in the predictions department, with a disappointing 2-4 mark in the NCAA Division III category bringing down the final tally. Obviously, many teams played a whole lot better than expected, like the Grizzlies of Franklin College (Ind.), who upset perennial Hoosier State power Wabash last weekend, while Georgia Southern finds itself reeling after a heartbreaking loss to Central Connecticut State at the NCAA Division I-AA level.
Elsewhere in small college football action last weekend, D-III Linfield suffered its firstt regular season loss in five years, as D-II Western Oregon handed the Wildcats a 28-14 loss. And defending NCAA Division II national champion Grand Valley State held off a strong challenge from Ashland to win 30-24. Well, enough talking! Let's move on to this week's predictions!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
DIVISION I-AA
Eastern Illinois (1-1) at Illinois State (1-1)
(Battle for bragging rights in Prairie State)
Coastal Carolina (1-1) at Georgia Southern (0-1)
(Can the Eagles bounce back this weekend?)
UC Davis (1-1) at Montana State (1-1)
Pennsylvania (0-0) at Lafayette (2-0)
Chattanooga (1-1) at Western Kentucky (0-2)
Wagner (2-0) at Marist (1-1)
San Diego (2-0) at Yale (0-0)
DIVISION II
Grand Valley State (2-0) at St. Joseph's (2-0)
Saginaw Valley State (2-0) at Ferris State (2-0)
Missouri Western State (2-0) vs. Pittsburg State (2-0)
(Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association opener for both teams)
Minnesota-Duluth (2-0) at South Dakota (2-0)
(It's the Coyotes playing host to the Bulldogs in the North Central Conference opener for both squads)
C.W. Post (2-0) at Shepherd (2-0)
(The Rams take on the Pioneeers in a critical Northeast Region match-up)
Bloomsburg (1-1) at Edinboro (2-0)
(The Fighting Scots may have too many weapons for these Huskies to handle)
Washburn (1-1) at Central Missouri State (2-0)
(The Mules host the Ichabods in another MIAA opener)
DIVISION III
Delaware Valley (1-0) vs. Wilkes (2-0)
(Titanic early-season tilt in Middle Atlantic Conference)
Linfield (0-1) at Hardin-Simmons (1-0)
(Can the Wildcats avoid an 0-2 start?)
Brockport State (1-0) at Cortland State (1-0)
(A potential barn-burner could be brewing in Upstate New York)
Montclair State (1-0) at Springfield (1-0)
NAIA
Pikeville (0-1) at St. Francis (Ind.)--(1-0)
Malone (1-1) at St. Xavier (2-0)
Trinity International (1-1) at McKendree (0-1)
Midland Lutheran (1-1) at Nebraska Wesleyan (2-0)
Eastern Oregon (1-1) at Montana Tech (1-1)
Kansas Wesleyan (1-0) vs. Friends (1-0)
INTERDIVISIONAL GAMES
Azusa Pacific (NAIA)--(1-1) at Wisconsin-Whitewater (D-III)--(1-1)
(The Cougars venture into Wisconsin to battle a pack of purple people eaters from the WIAC)
Central Washington (D-II)--(1-1) at Eastern Washington (I-AA)--(0-2)
(The Wildcats hit the road to face the Eagles in this Pacific Northwest battle)
Presbyterian (D-II)--(2-1) at Elon (I-AA)--(1-1)
(The Blue Hose face their second NCAA Division I-AA foe in four games)
Wingate (D-II)--(3-0) at Charleston Southern (I-AA)--(2-0)
Year-To-Date--33-17 (.660)
Last week brought a so-so performance in the predictions department, with a disappointing 2-4 mark in the NCAA Division III category bringing down the final tally. Obviously, many teams played a whole lot better than expected, like the Grizzlies of Franklin College (Ind.), who upset perennial Hoosier State power Wabash last weekend, while Georgia Southern finds itself reeling after a heartbreaking loss to Central Connecticut State at the NCAA Division I-AA level.
Elsewhere in small college football action last weekend, D-III Linfield suffered its firstt regular season loss in five years, as D-II Western Oregon handed the Wildcats a 28-14 loss. And defending NCAA Division II national champion Grand Valley State held off a strong challenge from Ashland to win 30-24. Well, enough talking! Let's move on to this week's predictions!
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
DIVISION I-AA
Eastern Illinois (1-1) at Illinois State (1-1)
(Battle for bragging rights in Prairie State)
Coastal Carolina (1-1) at Georgia Southern (0-1)
(Can the Eagles bounce back this weekend?)
UC Davis (1-1) at Montana State (1-1)
Pennsylvania (0-0) at Lafayette (2-0)
Chattanooga (1-1) at Western Kentucky (0-2)
Wagner (2-0) at Marist (1-1)
San Diego (2-0) at Yale (0-0)
DIVISION II
Grand Valley State (2-0) at St. Joseph's (2-0)
Saginaw Valley State (2-0) at Ferris State (2-0)
Missouri Western State (2-0) vs. Pittsburg State (2-0)
(Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association opener for both teams)
Minnesota-Duluth (2-0) at South Dakota (2-0)
(It's the Coyotes playing host to the Bulldogs in the North Central Conference opener for both squads)
C.W. Post (2-0) at Shepherd (2-0)
(The Rams take on the Pioneeers in a critical Northeast Region match-up)
Bloomsburg (1-1) at Edinboro (2-0)
(The Fighting Scots may have too many weapons for these Huskies to handle)
Washburn (1-1) at Central Missouri State (2-0)
(The Mules host the Ichabods in another MIAA opener)
DIVISION III
Delaware Valley (1-0) vs. Wilkes (2-0)
(Titanic early-season tilt in Middle Atlantic Conference)
Linfield (0-1) at Hardin-Simmons (1-0)
(Can the Wildcats avoid an 0-2 start?)
Brockport State (1-0) at Cortland State (1-0)
(A potential barn-burner could be brewing in Upstate New York)
Montclair State (1-0) at Springfield (1-0)
NAIA
Pikeville (0-1) at St. Francis (Ind.)--(1-0)
Malone (1-1) at St. Xavier (2-0)
Trinity International (1-1) at McKendree (0-1)
Midland Lutheran (1-1) at Nebraska Wesleyan (2-0)
Eastern Oregon (1-1) at Montana Tech (1-1)
Kansas Wesleyan (1-0) vs. Friends (1-0)
INTERDIVISIONAL GAMES
Azusa Pacific (NAIA)--(1-1) at Wisconsin-Whitewater (D-III)--(1-1)
(The Cougars venture into Wisconsin to battle a pack of purple people eaters from the WIAC)
Central Washington (D-II)--(1-1) at Eastern Washington (I-AA)--(0-2)
(The Wildcats hit the road to face the Eagles in this Pacific Northwest battle)
Presbyterian (D-II)--(2-1) at Elon (I-AA)--(1-1)
(The Blue Hose face their second NCAA Division I-AA foe in four games)
Wingate (D-II)--(3-0) at Charleston Southern (I-AA)--(2-0)
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
PALMER SIGNS WITH ALOUETTES
A former New York Giants quarterback returns home to try his hand in the Canadian Football League. Click here to find out more about Jesse Palmer.
FROM TIFFIN TO PITTSBURGH
Read this great story of a young man going from a small college football program in Ohio, to the defending Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers.
Click here.
Click here.
Monday, September 11, 2006
MONDAY NIGHT ROUNDUP--09/11/2006
HENS BUILD OFF SEASON OPENING WIN
While they didn't exactly play their best football of the season so far, the University of Delaware Blue Hens did manage to down NCAA Division II West Chester (Pa.) 30-7 Saturday night.
Click here for the whole story.
PAYTON'S PLACE
A rookie NFL head coach parlays stops at NCAA Division I-AA Eastern Illinois University, the Arena Football League, and even the Canadian Football League en route to taking the top post with the New Orleans Saints.
Click here.
NEW LEAGUE, NEW TEAM, NEW EVERYTHING!!!
While they didn't exactly play their best football of the season so far, the University of Delaware Blue Hens did manage to down NCAA Division II West Chester (Pa.) 30-7 Saturday night.
Click here for the whole story.
PAYTON'S PLACE
A rookie NFL head coach parlays stops at NCAA Division I-AA Eastern Illinois University, the Arena Football League, and even the Canadian Football League en route to taking the top post with the New Orleans Saints.
Click here.
NEW LEAGUE, NEW TEAM, NEW EVERYTHING!!!
The World Indoor Football League is set to make its debut in 2007, and one of the defectees from the American Indoor Football League gets a fresh start in one of the newest indoor professional football circuits in North America. Read on to find out about the Lions roar in Columbus, Ga.
http://www.oursportscentral.com/services/releases/?id=3376370
Sunday, September 10, 2006
SUNDAY DRIVE--WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 9, 2006
WILD WORLD OF I-AA FOOTBALL:
Montana State finds the shoe on the other foot, one week after upsetting Colorado. Central Connecticut State spoils Van Gorder's debut, and New Hampshire pulls off the big-time upset against a Big 10 team. Click here for the story.
D-II DOINGS
Montana State wasn't the NCAA Division I-AA team to fall to a NCAA Division II opponent. Northern Iowa and Stephen F. Austin also found themselves on the short end of the stick against the likes of North Dakota and Delta State, respectively. Click one of the following two links below for recaps.
North Dakota 35, Northern Iowa 31
Delta State 17, Stephen F. Austin 14
BLAZERS BURN FORT VALLEY
The Valdosta State University Blazers served notice that they are one of the top teams in D-II by routing Fort Valley State 31-3 Saturday night. Click here.
BEARCATS CLAW MAVERICKS
The ferocious felines from Maryville, Mo. made a statement of their own in this non-conference D-II match-up, as Northwest Missouri State to a 31-0 shutout win over Nebraska-Omaha.
RECAP
BLOOMSBURG BEATS CALIFORNIA (PA.)
One week after playing I-AA foe James Madison in a 14-3 loss the previous week, the Huskies of Bloomsburg (Pa.) wasted no time in bouncing back, as they beat the Vulcans of California (Pa.).
Click here for a recap of the Bloomsburg-California game, as well as a quick summary from other games in Western Pennsylvania from Saturday.
Montana State finds the shoe on the other foot, one week after upsetting Colorado. Central Connecticut State spoils Van Gorder's debut, and New Hampshire pulls off the big-time upset against a Big 10 team. Click here for the story.
D-II DOINGS
Montana State wasn't the NCAA Division I-AA team to fall to a NCAA Division II opponent. Northern Iowa and Stephen F. Austin also found themselves on the short end of the stick against the likes of North Dakota and Delta State, respectively. Click one of the following two links below for recaps.
North Dakota 35, Northern Iowa 31
Delta State 17, Stephen F. Austin 14
BLAZERS BURN FORT VALLEY
The Valdosta State University Blazers served notice that they are one of the top teams in D-II by routing Fort Valley State 31-3 Saturday night. Click here.
BEARCATS CLAW MAVERICKS
The ferocious felines from Maryville, Mo. made a statement of their own in this non-conference D-II match-up, as Northwest Missouri State to a 31-0 shutout win over Nebraska-Omaha.
RECAP
BLOOMSBURG BEATS CALIFORNIA (PA.)
One week after playing I-AA foe James Madison in a 14-3 loss the previous week, the Huskies of Bloomsburg (Pa.) wasted no time in bouncing back, as they beat the Vulcans of California (Pa.).
Click here for a recap of the Bloomsburg-California game, as well as a quick summary from other games in Western Pennsylvania from Saturday.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
THE LIGHTNING ROUND--WEEK 2
Last week--17-7 (.708)
Year-To-Date--17-7 (.708)
Wow, what a first full week of predictions this was! Albany (N.Y.) coming out of nowhere to upset Lehigh 17-16, Valdosta State (Ga.) coming from behind to down in-state arch-rival Albany State 20-16. That's not to mention NCAA Division III Wisconsin-LaCrosse knocking off a still in transition to NCAA Division I-AA (formerly D-II) South Dakota State 17-3. OK, let's calm down, take a deep breath, and turn our attention to Week 2 (Week 3 for some teams).
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
DIVISION I-AA
James Madison (1-0) at Appalachian State (0-1)
Western Kentucky (0-1) at Eastern Kentucky (0-1)
Grambling State (0-1) at Alabama A&M (1-0)
South Carolina State (0-1) at Winston-Salem State (1-1)
DIVISION II
Ashland (0-1) at Grand Valley State (1-0)
Nebraska-Omaha (1-0) at Northwest Missouri State (1-0)
Fort Valley State (2-0) at Valdosta State (1-0)
California (Pa.)--(1-0) at Bloomsburg (0-1)
Winona State (1-0) at Emporia State (1-0)
St. Cloud State (1-0) at Missouri Western (1-0)
Southeastern Oklahoma State (0-1) at Tarleton State (1-0)
DIVISION III
Baldwin-Wallace (0-0) at Augustana (Ill.)--(1-0)
Buffalo State (1-0) at Ithaca (1-0)
Alfred (0-0) at Thiel (1-0)
Brockport State (0-0) at Salisbury (1-0)
Wabash (0-0) at Franklin (1-0)
St. John Fisher (1-0) at Rochester (1-0)
NAIA
Eastern Oregon (1-0) at Carroll (Mont.)--(1-0)
St. Francis (Ind.)--(0-0) vs. William Penn (0-1)
Sioux Falls (1-0) at Hastings (1-0)
St. Xavier (1-0) at McKendree (0-0)
Morningside (1-0) at Northwestern (Iowa)--(1-0)
Montana State-Northern (1-0) at Montana Western (0-0)
Azusa Pacific (0-1) at Malone (1-0)
Kansas Wesleyan (0-0) at Tabor (0-0)
Evangel (0-1) at MidAmerica Nazarene (0-1)
Year-To-Date--17-7 (.708)
Wow, what a first full week of predictions this was! Albany (N.Y.) coming out of nowhere to upset Lehigh 17-16, Valdosta State (Ga.) coming from behind to down in-state arch-rival Albany State 20-16. That's not to mention NCAA Division III Wisconsin-LaCrosse knocking off a still in transition to NCAA Division I-AA (formerly D-II) South Dakota State 17-3. OK, let's calm down, take a deep breath, and turn our attention to Week 2 (Week 3 for some teams).
Projected winners are highlighted in RED
Key games are highlighted in BOLD type.
DIVISION I-AA
James Madison (1-0) at Appalachian State (0-1)
Western Kentucky (0-1) at Eastern Kentucky (0-1)
Grambling State (0-1) at Alabama A&M (1-0)
South Carolina State (0-1) at Winston-Salem State (1-1)
DIVISION II
Ashland (0-1) at Grand Valley State (1-0)
Nebraska-Omaha (1-0) at Northwest Missouri State (1-0)
Fort Valley State (2-0) at Valdosta State (1-0)
California (Pa.)--(1-0) at Bloomsburg (0-1)
Winona State (1-0) at Emporia State (1-0)
St. Cloud State (1-0) at Missouri Western (1-0)
Southeastern Oklahoma State (0-1) at Tarleton State (1-0)
DIVISION III
Baldwin-Wallace (0-0) at Augustana (Ill.)--(1-0)
Buffalo State (1-0) at Ithaca (1-0)
Alfred (0-0) at Thiel (1-0)
Brockport State (0-0) at Salisbury (1-0)
Wabash (0-0) at Franklin (1-0)
St. John Fisher (1-0) at Rochester (1-0)
NAIA
Eastern Oregon (1-0) at Carroll (Mont.)--(1-0)
St. Francis (Ind.)--(0-0) vs. William Penn (0-1)
Sioux Falls (1-0) at Hastings (1-0)
St. Xavier (1-0) at McKendree (0-0)
Morningside (1-0) at Northwestern (Iowa)--(1-0)
Montana State-Northern (1-0) at Montana Western (0-0)
Azusa Pacific (0-1) at Malone (1-0)
Kansas Wesleyan (0-0) at Tabor (0-0)
Evangel (0-1) at MidAmerica Nazarene (0-1)
Monday, September 04, 2006
MONDAY NIGHT ROUNDUP
RFC starts yet another new feature, "The Monday Night Roundup". Each Monday night, RFC will have a few articles of interest of to the small college and minor league professional football fan. So, what are we waiting for? Let's go!
FORMER MONMOUTH STANDOUT JOINS COWBOYS
Courtesy of Monmouth University (N.J.)
http://www.monmouth.edu/athletics/news/news_story.asp?iNewsID=3952&strBack=/athletics/teams/team.asp
THE NFL CHOPPING BLOCK
Not every player who wants to make an NFL roster makes it. But, as always, there are quite a few options for those athletes who want to continue their professional careers long after their days in college have ended. The Northwest Herald in suburban Chicago tackles this issue.
http://www.nwherald.com/SportsSection/328018689845242.php
FORMER MONMOUTH STANDOUT JOINS COWBOYS
Courtesy of Monmouth University (N.J.)
http://www.monmouth.edu/athletics/news/news_story.asp?iNewsID=3952&strBack=/athletics/teams/team.asp
THE NFL CHOPPING BLOCK
Not every player who wants to make an NFL roster makes it. But, as always, there are quite a few options for those athletes who want to continue their professional careers long after their days in college have ended. The Northwest Herald in suburban Chicago tackles this issue.
http://www.nwherald.com/SportsSection/328018689845242.php
Sunday, September 03, 2006
THE SUNDAY DRIVE--DEBUT EDITION
Welcome to one of the newest features of Real Football Central, "The Sunday Drive". As is the case each Sunday during the season, RFC will recap some of the top games in small college football from Saturday, as told from the sports writers who witnessed the action in person. So, without further ado, let's get started.
I-AA RECAP
I-AA RECAP
David Coulson of I-AA.org reviews a whirlwind first full weekend of action at the NCAA Division I-AA level, including a pack of Big Sky cats pulling off a stunning upset win over a Big 12 team.
http://www.i-aa.org/article.asp?articleid=80442
BLAZERS SEIZE VICTORY--Valdosta State 20, Albany State (Ga.) 16
Valdosta State rallies late to win a nailbiter on the road in this battle of NCAA Division II Georgia rivals.
FULL STORY
SEA GULLS STUN PRESIDENTS
The Sea Gulls of Salisbury University (Md.) go on a scoring barrage in the second half to down Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 32-14
Salisbury 32, Washington & Jefferson 14
SU 0 10 10 12 - 32
W&J 7 0 7 0 - 14
First quarter
W-Briggs 5 pass from Swallow (Sidebotham kick), :52.Second quarter
S-Garner 14 run (Kincaid kick), 12:56.S-FG Kincaid 28, 1:34.Third quarter
W-Mendel 1 run (Sidebotham kick), 11:59.S-Lankford 30 run (Kincaid kick), 7:30.S-FG Kincaid 33, 3:45.Fourth quarter
S- Shockley 27 run (run failed),13:37.S- Newton 1 run (run failed), 2:21.A-1,803.
SU WJ
First downs 22 9
Passing 72 157
Comp-Att-Int 6-5-0 26-17-2
Return yards 55 151
Punts-Avg. 2-35.0 4-35.8
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 7-60 4-40
Time of possession 33:10 26:50
Rushing-Salisbury, Shockley 15-116, Leonard 17-89, Lankford 14-77, Garner 4-49, Newton 7-20, Armiger 1-2, Morris 1-minus 1. W&J, Mendel 14-26, Mathews 2-2, Swallow 5-minus 1, Church 3-minus 5.Passing- Salisbury, Lankford 5-6-0-73. W&J, Swallow 17-25-2-157, Church 0-1-0-0.Receiving- Salisbury, Newton 3-44, Little 2-29. W&J, Mathews 4-55, McCafferty 4-33, Briggs 3-41, Ravida 2-13, Heisler 2-8, Mendel 2-7.
Summary courtesy of Baltimore Sun
Saturday, September 02, 2006
DELAWARE VALLEY EARNS PRESEASON RESPECT
The Philadelphia Eagles don't take the field for another week, but that doesn't mean small college football fans can't have their Philly cheese steaks and eat them too, as another season of gridiron glory kicks off. Check out this round-up of local college in the "City of Brotherly Love".
http://www.philly.com/mld/dailynews/sports/15413967.htm
http://www.philly.com/mld/dailynews/sports/15413967.htm
Friday, September 01, 2006
RPI ADDS FOUR TO COACHING STAFF
The season may be just starting, but the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, or RPI, in Upstate New York has added new blood to its coaching staff. Read on below to find out more.
http://www.rpiathletics.com/News/football/2006/8/17/football081706.asp?path=football
http://www.rpiathletics.com/News/football/2006/8/17/football081706.asp?path=football
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