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UF
Zaps Chargers, 42-17
Brian
Lester
The Findlay Courier
 Even
with pain rushing through his ankle, senior University of Findlay
defensive lineman E.J. Whitlow refused to be a spectator.
Not on this Saturday
against 24th-ranked Hillsdale.
Turnovers
Lead to TAMUK Victory
The
Brownsville Herald
 In
a game featuring two of the top teams in the nation, turnovers that
proved to be the difference.
Texas A&M-Kingsville
forced six turnovers during a 34-20 win over visiting LSC South Division
rival Tarleton State on Saturday night at Javelina Stadium in front of
13,211 fans.
NMU
Rallies Late to Beat SVSU
Hugh
Bernreuter
The Saginaw News
 One
play, one inch, one stop was all Jim Collins wanted.
It didn't come.
The Saginaw Valley coach
watched as Northern Michigan converted two fourth-down conversions in
its final drive and scoring the game-winning touchdown with 3.9 seconds
remaining.
Newberry
40, Catawba 21
By Mike
London
The Salisbury Post
 Beads
of sweaty disappointment dripped down the cheeks of Catawba All-American
Melquan Fair after a 40-21 loss to SAC rival Newberry on a homecoming
Saturday.
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NCAA Regional Rankings
Top
25 Media Poll
D2Football.com
 Spots
one through nine remained the same in this week's media poll.
However, there was a lot of movement from 10 to 25. Wayne State
(Mi) and Carson-Newman enter the poll after being unranked last week.
Bearcats
Down Griffons
Rick
Dunaway
St. Joseph News-Press
 Six
minutes isn't much time, but it was enough to silence more than half of
the fans in a record crowd at Spratt Stadium on Saturday.
Northwest Missouri State
scored two touchdowns that quickly in the third quarter, blowing open a
tie game and cruising to a 49-35 victory against Missouri Western.
NMU
Rallies Late to Beat SVSU
Hugh
Bernreuter
The Saginaw News
One
play, one inch, one stop was all Jim Collins wanted.
It didn't come.
The Saginaw Valley coach
watched as Northern Michigan converted two fourth-down conversions in
its final drive and scoring the game-winning touchdown with 3.9 seconds
remaining.
Newberry
40, Catawba 21
By Mike
London
The Salisbury Post
Beads
of sweaty disappointment dripped down the cheeks of Catawba All-American
Melquan Fair after a 40-21 loss to SAC rival Newberry on a homecoming
Saturday. |
