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.
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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.
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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.
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