FB: Southern Athletic Association

Started by Ron Boerger, October 25, 2011, 02:57:49 PM

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Ron Boerger

Logan Hansen's projections for this week's games:

@Centre 10 Berry 31 (BC 91% to win)
@Millsaps 40 Southwestern 26 (MC 82% to win)
@Sewanee 7 Trinity 34 (TU 96% to win)
@Maryville 46 Rhodes 7 (MC 99+% to win)


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Ralph Turner

I got to thinking...

There ought to be a Governor's Cup for D-3, especially now that all three schools are in the same conference.

tigerguy

Is sewanee video stream working for yall?

tigerguy


awadelewis

TU 13 - SEW 0 at the half.

I haven't seen a lot of consistent play from either offense. And that was one of the most egregious bad calls I've seen in a while with that PI call that led to that second score. The double pass that led to the first score was a good call.

tigerguy

Quote from: awadelewis on Yesterday at 02:17:31 PMTU 13 - SEW 0 at the half.

I haven't seen a lot of consistent play from either offense. And that was one of the most egregious bad calls I've seen in a while with that PI call that led to that second score. The double pass that led to the first score was a good call.

Trinity putting up plenty of yardage but stalling again and again. Very similar to the sputtering that occurred last week.

awadelewis

The end zone stop was solid on the TU defense's part.

Starting to push us around a bit here in the 4th.

MCScots2013

Quote from: Ralph Turner on October 30, 2025, 03:20:52 PMI got to thinking...

There ought to be a Governor's Cup for D-3, especially now that all three schools are in the same conference.

I believe this is the first time since 1996 that Maryville beat Sewanee and Rhodes in the same season.

awadelewis

Watching Horn play in trash time.  He's a big kid.

albatross

What is the name of the trophy Rhodes and Sewanee currently play for?

Quote from: Ralph Turner on October 30, 2025, 03:20:52 PMI got to thinking...

There ought to be a Governor's Cup for D-3, especially now that all three schools are in the same conference.

awadelewis

The Edmund Orgill Trophy.  Rhodes leads the series since the trophy was first rewarded in 1954 but Sewanee leads the overall series going back to the late 1890s.