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Rumors that UW-GB will go D3 soon.  Any ideas on whether this is true or just bar room BS.

Watched it again - looks like they called illegal touching not formation. They're saying the second receiver was lined up on the line, which made him ineligible. And he caught the pass.

Sure looked like he was off the line by a yard to me. It was close, though.

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Something fun to look at. If the season ended today, the WIAC is one Pool C spot away from having 6 teams in the tournament. Obviously, not realistic... Platteville holds the Pool C 22 spot.

Is that really a loss of down penalty?

Illegal substitution was the call?

All I could find was there is a five yard variant and a fifteen yard variant (if egregious like sneaking someone on the field), but neither mentioned loss of down.

Ouch. Eagles take first loss of the year. Let's hope some lessons were learned in a letdown loss. Congrats to Augustana on consecutive upset wins.

The WARHAWKS (9-1) demolished Alma 91-60. Joey Brezowitz's career high 16 points led three other teammates with double digit points (Madson: 13, Bara: 11 and Quast: 10). The WARHAWKS got 53 points off the bench.   

You're mischaracterizing the UWSP @ NPU game. The Pointers did not have four opportunities to ice the game against North Park, at least not four realistic ones. Meanwhile, North Park could've won the game in regulation. Kolden Vanlandingham was at the line in the double bonus with eight seconds left in regulation and the Vikings down by one, and he missed the first free throw. Yes, UWSP still had the last shot, which Josiah Butler missed, but the Vikings also ganked the opportunity to win it in regulation, settling for the tie because KV missed one of his two free throws.

At the end of the first overtime the game was tied at 91-91 after Butler had tied it up for UWSP with 28.2 seconds to go. The Vikings thus had the ball with the shot clock turned off -- and with it the opportunity to not only win the game but to do so after having run down the game clock. Jalen Houston attempted a wide-open trey from the left corner, but missed it with six seconds left. After a rebound scramble, Logan Baumgartner of UWSP got the ball while facing the west basket with a second left, spun around, and attempted a 65-foot off-balance two-handed heave with 0.2 seconds left that nicked the top of the shot clock above the east basket (i.e., five feet too high and off to the left of his target) and fell to the floor. Baumgartner could spend an entire day trying to make a 180-degree-turnaround two-handed heave from 65 feet away over and over without ever making it once. Houston? He's a 35% shooter from three-point range, and a lot of his attempts have come from the corner. In other words, he's a good bet for NPU to win the game with that shot at 00:06 of the first overtime.

In other words, North Park was just as capable of winning that game before the end of the third overtime as UWSP was, if not more.

Last night, I noticed that Mekhi Rodgers, DB, played for JMU in the CFP game . He was a starting CB for Hobart thru Sophomore year , then transferred to Saint Francis before being recruited to JMU to play this year. Congrats to Mekhi for pursuing his dream to play for a top D1 program. 

Roanoke went on a remarkable 25-0 run in the first half of the Wilson game. The score went from 8-7 to 33-7 in a hurry.  Zach Rosenthal came off the bench to hit 3 of the 5 Roanoke treys in that run.