MUSKINGUM UNIVERSITY MUSKIES
Location: New Concord, OH
Division: NCAA Division 3
Conference Affiliation: Ohio Athletic Conference
Major sports: football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball
Site: http://www.muskingum.edu/home/athletics/index.html
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Final scores are in for today’s semifinals in Region VI:
(7) HUTCHINSON BLUE DRAGONS over the Independence Pirates 24-17
(1) BUTLER (KS) GRIZZLIES over the Coffeyville Red Ravens 31-5
The finals will be a rematch of the regular season matchup between the Grizzlies and the Blue Dragons. Two weeks ago Butler handed Hutchinson their only loss of the year so far. Next Sunday the Blue Dragons try to avenge that loss on the Grizzlies’ home field.
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The unique way the DAC has of ending the regular season has been unfolding today at the Fargodome in Fargo, ND. (I would have thought the Fargodome was in Miami, FL, but that just shows what I know) We have final scores for the early games:
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE JIMMIES over the Continue reading
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100 Wins For Coach Fem – #3 Saint Xavier Cougars Head Coach Mike Feminis notched his 100th win yesterday as his boys closed out the regular season with a 30-6 win over the 7th-ranked Continue reading
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I just added a review of the bizarre, unbelievably incoherent movie called The Dragon Lives Again. It’s from 1977 and it is one weird romp through the heart of Bad Movie Purgatory. Just click here: https://glitternight.com/bad-movies/ Entries are in alphabetical order.
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It was on November 6th, 1869, that Rutgers and Princeton played the very first college football game “on the banks of the Raritan” as the Rutgers fight song says. One of the things I love about college football is how far back its history goes. It feels odd to think that Ulysses S Grant was in the White House when that game was played. If his cabinet members had gotten involved in the sport I’m sure they would have masterminded cheating and recruitment scandals that make today’s revelations look pretty mild by comparison! A pack of larcenous, dishonest weasels in the White House, just like today! The more things change, the more they stay the same! Here’s to 141 years of college football and shallow, clueless figureheads in the Presidency!
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Team: MILLSAPS MAJORS
Division: NCAA Division 3
Location: Jackson, MS
Site: http://gomajors.com/
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CHICKASHA – The Sooner Athletic Conference tournament started strong for the Drovers, who defeated OC in the first round 5-1 on Friday.
The Drovers’ win propels them to the second round of the tournament. They will host Oklahoma City, which beat Continue reading
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Courtesy of SXU Sports Information:
CHICAGO – When you talk to Saint Xavier University head football coach Mike Feminis about his upcoming game this Saturday against No. 7 ranked University of Saint Francis (Ind.), the fact that a milestone coaching win (No. 100) is on the line does not even enter the conversation. It may be the fact that there are plenty Continue reading
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Jim Mora proving that sometimes a coach just has to lie to keep his team's respect.
As I love to point out, the College Football Divisions covered by Balladeer’s Blog settle it on the field in the form of a playoff. Here’s a nice preview of this weekend’s semifinal games in the Jayhawk Conference.
HCC Sports Information
The Hutchinson Community College football team will play host to its first Region VI playoff game since 2004 when the seventh-ranked Blue Dragons will meet Independence in a semifinal matchup on Sunday.
Kickoff is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Gowans Stadium.
The Blue Dragons haven’t played host to a playoff semifinal game since 1995 when HCC defeated Coffeyville 17-16 in overtime. HCC’s last playoff at home was a quarterfinal game against Highland, a 65-0 semifinal victory. Continue reading
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